The Holly chieftain., 1923-02-22
PLAINS PENc1Inas

FRANK GrueneWald was transact
J ing business in Holly Tuesday.
/. l.. George was Two Butte Wis
itor Monday
Albert Lunz was caller at the
Plains school Tuesday.
Mrs. ii. c. Zimmet called on Mrs.
G. L. Garrett Wednesday.
Lee Kelley was Granada visitor
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Owens
weie Granada and Holly visitors
Tuesday.
August Ensley took wheat to
Holly Thursday
II. G.. Zimmert ground corn for
Chas. Miller and Ed. McAlexander
| Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Owens
spent Thursday at the George Rug
giles home.
George FraZee and Henry Schnab-
el called on V. II. Kelley Wednes-
lay evening.
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L. L. Garrett Wednesday.
Barbara Zimmet was Granada
visitor Tuesdy
Mr.. nd Mrs George Ruggles were
Holly visitors Tuesday.
Bert Lunz called at the Frank
Gruenswald home Tuesday.
Nh, M nil 60 H.,
were dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. Grisier Sunday.
Jess Fiseus was transacting bus
ness in Holly Monday
Mr. Bert LunZ and daughter, Alirs.
ealled Mt the Sophia Zinlmet home
Tuesday
hlr and Mrs Laurence Owens went
to Stonington Wednesday to attend
the revival meetings.
V. III. Kelley has been sick with
the grippe. but is better at the
present writing.
Chas. Haws took load of grain
to Holly Tuesday.
Harry Heffner was a Holly visl.
tir Wednesday.
Arthur Chamberlain arrived re.
rently from Vernon, Colo. to look
after business interests here.
Mrs. George Ruggles, Jr., has been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Griffith of Holly for a few days.
Martin Murray called at the ElOf
Poulson home Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Zimmet and
Paul Wilson were Holly visitors
Saturday.
Martin Murray is taking care of
j. H. Hills stock, while the Hills
family are visiting in Oklahoma,
Arkansas and Kansas
VIII Cline is on the sick list.
Mrs. Sophi Zimmet and Barbara
called on Mrs. C. L. Garrett FRI
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Greenwood
and children arrived Wednesday
fom Macksville, Kans., for visit
with Mrs Greenwoods brothers
August and Oliver Ensley and to
look after her farm interests here
Beulah Harlow spent Tuesday ev-
ening and Wednesday with Elsie
Cox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lunz and chill
dren, Albert and Cline, called at
the II. c. Zimmet home Sunday.
r. l.. Mccoy received telegram
Saturday stating that his brother
Kans, had died that day The cause
of his death was not stated. He
left Saturday evening to accompany
his sister and family at Laconia, Ia,
for the burial
The box and pie supper given by
the Plains school Friday night was
well attended. The proceeds amount
ed to about $40 and are to be used
for play ground equipment. Mr..
Cheevers of Holly brought his rad
10 out and We certainly enjoyed
the music and singing from many
distant places. 1t was unusually
clear and plain. After that Frank
Owens and Vern Cox favored us
with couple of songs. A pie eat.
ing contest was then given and Ag.
mes Allenbaugh won the dollar prize
Feating one-fourth of pie In %
seconds. Harry Kelley won the
prize in the apple contest. A five
pound box of candy was voted to
the most popular girl in the house
Miss Agnes Allenbaugh won the
candy. WE want to thank the
teacher, Paul Wilson. for providing
us with most delightful evenings