The Holly chieftain., 1922-10-19
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LYcAN L1srEN1NGs
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Mrs. Mabel Lycan)

Sam Bland, who has been carpen
tering in Lamar, spent last week
with home folks here.
Paul WILDER has gone to Loyeland
to attend school at Campion Acad
emy.
Everett Bland is in Lamar assist
ing his brother John with hi sbees
The attendance at Sunday School
Sunday was extra good. The Supt.
has asked each one to invite some
one else.
The young folks gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Records Sun
day evening and practiced singing.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Even was found dead in bed
Sunday morning. Mrs, Ewens par
ents of Nebraska were here for n
visit and all went to the Two
Buttes mountains Saturday on s
pleasure trip. returning the same
evening. On retiring, the chili
seemed as well as usual. and some
time during the early part of the
morning the mother was awakened
and the baby nursed, being appar
emily all right Later, when the
parents awokke, they found the
Baby dead.
John Grice and his sister. Mrs Coy
with her family, moved to the
Shaw place the latter part of lasi
week.
Walter Brooks contemnlates build
ing barn soon.
Roy Gilley and Ernest Records
each have the agency for the Inter.
national oil heater
Friends of Roy johnson received
word that he is married and at prcs
ent attending agricultural colleg
at Manhattan, Kan. He proved up
q homestead south OF Granada and
spent some time here wOring sav
eral years ago Since he left here
he has been conductor on Ken
'sas City car, except while he was in
the army.
McDermod and Bezona delivered
the cattle they have been caring
for to the owner at Carlton l7st
week.
Rufus Cox went to Two Ru.tce
last week and made application TIC
prove up on his homestead.
A special school meeting has beer
called for Saturday, Nov. first. to
determine how the lumber which
was left over from the old Rlfinc
school house should be used Also
to see about building cloak room
o nthe North East school house
We think this would he good
thing and think all the sc!oo'
houses should have a cloak room o
the saving in fuel in few years
would nav for the room.
A quiet wedding took place Tues
day, Oct 10 in Lamar, when Miss
Mildred Halsev and Halle ]. Coch
ran were united in marriage Mrs
Cochran is 9 talented and refineh
young lady. and has lived with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Halsey
in this vicinity for several years
The groom is an energetic and pros
porous young farmer who has beer
associated with his father, ] II
Cochran, here since his return from
school Both were very popular
among their acquaintances The
wedding, however did not com
Hletely surprise their many friends
A reception was given at the
Cochran home on Wednesday even
ing and delicious dinner was ser.
we'd during the evening On Thurs
day the happy couple left to visit
the brides relatives in Kansas, af
ter which we understand they will
he at home with the HaIsey and
Cochran families during the winter.
v. H. Kelley received the prize
at the Webb fair on spring wheat
Mr.. and Mrs. J f. Rose and baby
Bette of Lamar visited \the Snod
grass Food Store last Saturday.
The postmaster accompanied the
rural carrier Friday and requested
patrons to fix their boxes.
Rural Carrier Examination for
Route A. Lycan, will be held in
Holly, Nov. 18th. Applications may
be had at the Lycan pOstoffice.