The Holly chieftain., 1922-01-26
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Mr.. and Mrs. O. Campbell OF Hol
yoke Colo, has purchased the Hol-
ly Cafe " F. II Riley and plan to
make eykensixe improvements and
open thE cafe to the publE about
Feb. 1. Meantimes9lr Riley Is still
on the j1b rsSdy f&f your continued
patronage. MrsRhey intends TO re
main in town but has not perfected
any plans at this writing.
Tom Nix Saturday at Star Thsstrs
The young people Of the local high
school paraded the main street Fri
day and surrounding the flag pole.
gave their school yells. They then
gathered ut the depot and sang
songs. They were accompanying tho
girls team of basket bali to the
train. WHO left for Lamar for the
game there that evening. As the
young people marched down the
street. shouting and singing. several
remarked what fine bunch OF
young people they were. Holly ap-i
preciates her high school boys and
girls and wishes them the highest
success in the game Of life.
Mrs. Geo. Houtz Colorado
Springs came In Friday to visit Mrs
j. w. Hardy. She came in with
Mrs Kidder, who returned from her
aunt's funeral.
The Lamar boys who came In
Friday to play basket ball were o
fine manly looking bunch Of fellows
Tom Mix Saturday st star zhsstre
Mrs Kate Nolan OF Granada who
had been visiting her daughter
Mrs. VIM. Heckethorne, here, re.
turned home Thursday.
Tom Bragg from north OF tOwr
went to Prowers. Thursday. to visit
his sister. Mrs G. P. Pattie.
See Dorothy Gish in-Ghost In the
Garret" at the Cow Club Friday and
Saturday. Also Burton Holmes
Trayelogue.
Mrs. Josephine Newson returned
home to Shawnee, Okla, Friday fol
lowing her visit at the Hhackelford
home.
FOR SAIE-High grade kitchen
cabinet, like new. Also milch COW
for sale. Inquire J. F. Gribbon
Beet ranch. 2t
]. w, Zimmerman Of the Hutchin.
son Produce Co., was In town Frida,
and went from here to Garden City.
Hear thc,1Niley-Holly High Schoo.
debate this Ftrday night at higl
school auditorium, 1t s p. IN. Is and
25 cents Boost for Holly.
FOR Purebred Single cont
Rhode Island Red Cockerels, from
prize winning stock $500 each.
Mrs. r. o. Blair. Phone 6l-J-3
Thursday evening was . most in.
spring occasion at the Methodist
church. All the hymns sung were
the compositions Of DR.. and Mrs
Cassel. Loyalty to Christ wa
sung by the choir. He upholds
me with his hands" was given as
duet by the Misses Allen and
Citizens. THE Evangel Age Was
; rendered by the choir. One evening
while his wife was playing at the
piano, idly improvising as he fancy
led her. the Doctor caught the
strains of haunting melody. Hi.
wife being unable to reproduce the
music. he hummed 1t to her. She
wrote the music and The Evange'
Age" was the result. He will eve
abide with me" was sung by DR..
and Mrs. Cassel. One word in the
song 'shale' offended the ears OF E
o. Eacell and he refused the song.
but DR.. Cassel liked the western
word and would not change 1t even
to make sale. Later ScovilIe
bought the song. "All for Me. wa
given as solo by Miss Eva Allen
Two little girls. Elizabeth Afford
and Mary eBamon rendered 80 feel
ingly the song NO one knows bu.
mother" that the audience broke
into applause. Then DR.. Cassel gave
his dream song The Sweetness Of
his Grace" It came to him in hi