The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-04

ihaulo IL iiN'is W w
there again, so Mr.. Sanders told us.
If so we hope weather conditions
are morh favorable this time.
Mrs Elsie Garrett and son Fran
els OF Douglas Kansas were here
/ Wednesday. They We're on there
way to Long Beach Calf
Floyd Shofer hturned from a
shot visit with Liberal Kansas re-
latives.
Helen Davis returned to Spring
field to her home after a visit with
Miss Marguerite Davis.
| Elmer Wright, the Star mail car
ricr is driving a New Dodga busi
ness ear.
Several amagined they heard wedd-
/ ing bells last week, right near al
home. But it must have been a
mistake, so far as wc-can learn.
School was resumed Tuesday
after two weeks vacation.
Two new scholars enrolled, Max
inh and Mildred Halsoy bringing the
attendance up to Thirty four
| Mr. and Mrs. $. p. ArdIcy were
Springfield visitors Saturday
Among our Nov Years Resolutions
| let's resolve among the rest to do our
trading thru tile week
Here is true Christmas story
with a touch of personal interest:
| Two weeks ago we put in our
| items in a letter written by n little
! girl who handed it to us to send to
| Santa Clous. We might mention
| that the child is one of five children
who We're left lathcrless when the
Fin took its toll n few years ago.
| Any how package came post
.mared at Holly, but bearing no
name of sender, and it contained
4 TN. very articles the little girl had
asked for in the letter which was
in the Lycan items Fvvidcntally
/ there was Il real Santa in Holly who
had the right Christmas spirit. The
little girl not knowing who to
thank handed the writer another
letter, hoping the Holly Santa
would see ii in our items.
Here it is:
Mar Santa
| | thank you for the box of nice
| things you sent. a doll with red
hair was just what wanted. Thanks
| for all.
Lucille Coy
| Shortly after the letter was hand
ed to rs one of Hollys prominent
| busincs3 men cane in and thru
| suspicion of the handwriting on the
pae i:agl we had.d him the letter a.
above. and asked if the letter be,
-uSnrl ou kISu!usnIa lnu o. pa5uol
child its self was more happy over
| lie gifts than was the giver 1t is
more blessed to give than to receive
always, and Holly may boast of one
rsal Santa in The person of r. j.
'fhayer
MIR Henman was in Towner
Thursday.
Clifford Guy called at SclMeers
Thursday
There were twenty six men that
gathered at the T. Tucker home on
Wednesday of last week to shuck
bis corn and haul his feed The lad
les took their dinner an enjoyable
time was had by all
Mr. and Mrs Floyd and daughter
and George johnson took dinner
at the Clifford Guy home We'd,
Rex and Forrest Schwcers spent
Thursday in Towncr.
Clyton Shodevitz has been quite
sick for the past few days but is
Improving.
Cecil Tucker came home Wednes
day from the hospital at Lamar,
Tho Heinman and Huffalter fam
ilies took Christmas dinner at
Frosts Monday.
The Famers Union had meeting
Wednesday night a lunch was
served during the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs c. r. Guy spent
Christmas day at the johnson home
| in Towner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huffmcister and
| Leslie called at Sclwccrs Monday.
DR. Leslie of Tribune was called
or Clayton Shedevitz Thursday night.
Mr.. .Jennsen called at fuckers
| Friday afternoon.
Misses Lucille Wilson and Evelyn
Simpon of Tribune Kansas were at
the Schweers home Tuesday after
/ noon.