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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-01-25

,een s-.Iierisls great deal Tor SOME
time before the operation.
Besides his wife and three sdaugh-
tiers, three sisters and two brothers
are left to mourn his loss.
Mr.. Blodgett took an active in
terest in the school as well as the
social affairs Of his community and
will be mourned by his friends and
neighbors too.
There will be a meeting of the
voters of school district No. 3, at
Mountain View School, on January
20, for the purpose of voting on the
question to raise a sum of money to
further finance the school of said
district.
Miss Ingham and her pupils OF the
Valley View liked to the Beck ranch
last Friday afternoon.
Miss Iva Ingham visited over Fri
day night and during the day. Satur-
day with Bernice McCarty, the Misses
Ethel Ingham and Ruth Martin were
dinner guests in the McCarty home,
the occasion being Vernon's fifteenth
birthday.
Jake Shaub went to Gus Berrians
on Saturday to help Mr.. Berrim for
a few weeks with his farm work.
Mr.. Fulbright was Finley visitor
last Saturday.
Harvey Coult was a Valley View
visitor last Sunday.
Mrs. C. E. Blodgett and two daugh-
tiers returned home last Sunday from
Walla Walla. Miss Cecil Blodgett
remained in Walla Walla to attend
school.
Mrs. j. E. East went to Walla
Walla last Wednesday to attend the
funeral of her brother C. E. Blodgett.
She returned on Sunday accompanied
by her sister Mrs. Bertha Martin.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-01-25

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BETHLEHEM LUTHERAN
Tacoma and Fifth
Service Sunday at 1880. Sermon
Text: Jno 6, 3O-35.
Sunday School at 9:45 a. m.
Evening services at 1880 p. m.
Sermon subject: 1.-THE so-caiied
Millennium in the light OF Scripture.
This is q timely subject as SO many
people with in Christendom are in err
rors in this matter, while little
plain study of the bible clearly points
out the truth. The remark will be
based on Rev. 20 and several other
passages of the Old and New Tesla
ment.
The public is cordially invited.-H.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1923-01-25
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Harold Motter has been quite sick
but is able, to be up again.
F. E. Waters and R. A. Oliver are
driving glittering new Fords.
d. j. Bennett is hanging paper this
week for Mrs. Carter in town.
Miss Dayle Miller was guest of
Miss Mary Harvey Monday night.
Mrs. B. G. Zwanzig and son Ed,
who have been sick are both GONZALES
ent.
Lee M. Lampson went to Seattle
Tuesday on a three days business
trip.
The H, w. Brown family and Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Davis visited at Rich
land Sunday.
Mesdames Hill, Thompson and
Swayze visited the ladies' aid at Fin
ley last Thursday.
Some Of the ladies Of the Christian
aid met Saturday at Mrs. Books and
sewed for the sack.
Mrs. William Schuster and small
daughter Betty arrived Saturday for
a two weeks visit with home folks
Mrs. J. r. Smith had as guests this
week her sister, Mrs. Coombs, Of
Walla Walla and n niece, Mrs. Irons,
Of Pasco.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Waters were
among a delegation who attended the
|evangelistic services at Walla Walla
Friday night.
Dan johnson underwent another 0p-
GRAFTON last Friday whereby his limb
was amputated above the knee. He
is recovering nicely.
Mary and Louise Kathman, Ruth
and Herbert Leinz and Fred Ebel
were guests at the Emil Albrecht
home Wednesday evening.
Mrs. II. w. Brown visited her
daughter, Mrs. Guy Davis, Of Pasco
Friday. Helen Davis returned with
her and stayed until Sunday.
Word has been received that Mr..
and Mrs. Mouda and Mr.. Hunt had
safely arrived at Kelso, although
having had good deal Of car trouble.
Pomona Grange meets with Valley
Grange February 10th. A good at
enhance is desired at an open meeting
at 8 p. m. to which the public i
invited.
George Smith, who had his foot
badly hurt while working on the
o. w. bridge a week ago and has
been in the Pasco hospital, returned
home Tuesday.
The Valley Grange indicted into
office Tuesday the following new of
ficers: master, Lee M. Lampson,
lecturer, Mrs. Hockensmith; steward,
]. H. Taylor; asst. steward, Frank
Hockersmith; chaplain, j. S. Motter;
treasurer, C. G. Campbell; secretary,
Blanche Dickenson; gate keeper, Mel
son Lewis; Ceres, Mrs. II. ]. Taylor;
Pomona, Mrs. Lampson; Flora, Mrs.
Forester; lady asst. steward Beulah
Dickinson.
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THE BAPTIST CHURCH

THE BAPTIST CHURCH
John A. Shaw, pastor, F. j. Arnold
supt. Of Bible School.
Bible school 9:45 a. m.
Worship and sermon IL a. m. sub
ject: "The Bible and the Public
School"
Young Peoples meeting $50 p. m.
Sermon 1880 p. m.
The public cordially invited.
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ST. PAuL,S EPISCOPAL

ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
Services for Septuagesima Sunday,
January 18th. Holy Communion 8
a. m. Church school 10 a. m. Morn
ing prayer IL o'clock. The Rev II.
/. Oberholttzer, director of Religious
Education in the Dioceses of Spo-
kane and Olympia will address the
Sunday School and preach at IL o.
clock.
The Rev. II. L. Oberholtzer, director
of Religious Education in the Dioceses
of Olympia and Spokane will preach
at st. Paul's Episcopal church on Sum
day morning, at II o'clock.
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C. Messerli, pastor.
METHODIST

Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning worship and sermon at
II a. m. Subject "Fellow Laborers
with God" Clubs and Leagues at
$50 p. m. Evening sermon at 1880
n. m. Subject: "a Bible Story" mid
week prayer service and bible study.
Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. You
are welcome.-A. A. Calender, pastor
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CHRISTIAN

Ernest Mitchell, pastor
Special! Special!! Two special ser
mons: Eureka, the Church You
Wanted" at IL and 'sThe Doctrine Of
Prof. Coue in the SEARCH light Of
Scripture" at 7:30.
Remember the bible school is q
most important factor in every phase
of life, and the Christian Endeavor
meets at $3.50.
You are cordially invited to all.
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WANTED Clean, cotton rags at this
office. We want to use them for
washing presses, and small pieces or
woolens are not wanted. We will pay
five cents per pound for desirable rags.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHAPEL
Third Street)

Subject: Truth"
Golden Text John lit, "For the
law was given by Moses, but grace
and truth came by Jesus Christ"
Responsive Reading: John g. 5 to
Ia.
Sunday services at eleven o'clock.
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DEPENDABLE
EFFICIENT
SERVICE

See DR.. Kowalsky, Opt. Rift.
especially Of eyes and nerves.
Will be at Hotel Kennewick, on
January 20, 80 and 81. The doctor
makes regular monthly trips to
Kennewick the last week of each
month. Skill concentrated SER
vice, that guarantees dependable
glasses at reasonable prices.
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HILL FARMER DIES
C. E. Blodgett Dies in Walla Walla
and Buried in Prescott

c. E. Blodgett, a well known resi-
dent and for a number of years a
farmer of Horse Heaven underwent
Q very serious operation at st. Mary's
hospital in Walla Walla, January 13
and died January Is.
The remains were shipped to Pres
colt for burial. Mr.. Blodgett had
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18
WILDWOOD MUSINGS

Myota Shelton returned home Sat
urday night after aweeks stay at
II. w. Stat..s home near Amity.
MrsJacob nidecker called on Mrs
Ernest Nelson Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob ,idcckor and
son Henry and Mr.. and Mrs. Er!st
Nelson attended the Basket ball
game in Granada Friday night.
Mr.. Henry Index was Hartman
visitor Monday
Mrs. Ernest Nelson called at the
John Irwin home Monday.
Several from this vicinity enjoyed
the all day services and basel dinner
at the Christian church in Hartman
Sunday.
Misses Viola and Lucille Rowland
attended the dance given at the new
home of f. ii. Dennis Wednesday
night.
Il. b. Kenneth took Sunday dinner
at the Ernest Nelson home.
John Shelton was a business visit
or in Hartman Tuesday.
Earnest Nelson was holly caller
Tuesday
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18
MOTOR ROUTE "B" NEWS
tBy Carol Powers)

Z. S. Humriah and Lyman Her
ij,k helped C. L. lierrick butcher
"Wednesday
Ionman Young and Ray Miller
Hauled Sand TO Towner for Francis
i!udd!o3top last week.
Albert Euttenmiiler and family
took dinner at o. Cox's home sun
day.
leslie Herriek spent Friday night
md Saturday with the O. l.. Herrick
boys
Burke r. Lawton and wife took
dinner with C. $. Humeilchs Sun
day ..
Oliver Burfs hauled grain to Hol-
Is Saturday.
Lyman l1crrick and son Leslie
visited C. l. Herricks Sunday.
Mfs Nathan Powers visited at
ii'y Powers home Monday.
Charles Ieeks returned to school
Monday after absence last week be.
aa'lssn Of the bad colds which are
going round
". l., Glappers visited at the O.
Cox home Sunday.
Floyd Gilmore hauled sand to
ToWncr Saturday.
Carol Powers spent Sunday with
,Iany Burks.
G j. Helick hauled corn to Hart
Han Monday
Henry Burks and son were busin-
ness callers in Holly Saturday ...,
dytle Carol and Mrs. Powers
hotored to Holly Saturday.
C. L. iIerrick and father made a
business trip to Hartman and Holly
faesday
NJ and Mrs J. B. Whipple visited
the home Of Henry Burks Sun
lay.
,rt Swain was in Holly Saturday
Nh =. Lewis and wife have retur
ed to their farm III this vicinity.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18

Monday.
Mrs. Dan Davis and daughter
Marguerite called on Mrs. II. G
zimmet Sunday.
We hhar that Joe Ford has sold
his farm here to party nom Wieh-
ita
4 number from Plains ATTENDED
tie danre at Wehb Saturday night
"a delightful time was reported.
Oatis tiarIow returned homie Mon
day from III whore he has been
vi Ting relatives.
Edd Meal xand was a Holly
visitor Monday
5cly L'uz WAS selling some fine
pork in this vicinity Monday
- Kelley was Lycan visitor
Thnrsday
Mr. and AIrs W. p. Grisier and
son Waiter Gated at ther. G.
Mickey home Sunday.
u. G 2imnr,t ground Maize for
i'Iaa!s ON ems and Vern Cox Friday
]. T. Erwin and family have re.
Gently t6tnfned from tRair trip to
Fofgar Oklahoma.
Mf and airs. Bert Iunz and
ohilaten Albert and Alvin spent
Sunday after noon ana eve at The
Sophia 2ilnnlet hcmo.
Dortcfje Delaney of Johnson City
Kansas is a guest at the Tlteo
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Theo Neale was transactins busi
ness in Holly Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. G. Nancy called
at the w. P Griser home Tuesday
Mr.. Beasley was Holly visitor
Monday
C. L. Garrett called at the X. L.
GeorFe home Thursday.
Harry Fletcher took broom corn
to Holly Monday.
A. r Jaeka Eliza Rapp and las
Mitchell We're Two Butte visitors
Tuesday.
Harold Elliott and Chaunsey
Dersaw were transacting business
in Holly Monday
Ross Puggies crriyed recently
from Colorado Springs for a visit
with the George Rugglas family.
Mrs. r. G. George and children
Jack and Velva spent Monday
night with Mrs c. l.. Garrett.
Bert Fritz took wh cato Holly
Saturday.
r r. Gillay left Sunday morning
for the Ceaders to get load of
posts.
Mr.. and Mrs v il. Kelley and
son Thomas were Holly visitors
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18
AM1TY ITEMS

Staff capt Hargreavcs and Henry
States attended the meeting at the
Christian church at Hartman last
Thursday night
NJ. a. Reed US been on The sick
list this past week.
Glen James and family moved into
the old Col Holland house Saturday
hIr. and Mrs. Herbert Clark or
Lamar spent Sunday tveling with
Mrs. Clarks sister Mrs C r.. Harris.
Mrs. Jay I. Graves was taken very
sick Friday evening DR. Rasar was
called, but by Monday Mrs. Graves
was able to be up again.
Mrs. 4 w. Alison spent Saturday
and Sunday at the home of Jay |.
Graves.
Jay Rt4ed motored to Holly Sat
urday.
Eod Conley and Dale Merrifield
inotored to 'inlly Monday
A party of six of the Amity young
peoplu motored to church Sunday
night. and Gu their return home,
about half way from Holly, they al
most ran over o man who was lying
across the road. After getting out to
see what was the matter they found
he was drunk and his tsam was
caught In the wire fence farther up
the road:
Mrs. Glen James and daughter
Fern spent Tuesday night at the
home Of Mrs Jay Graves, MIR. James
being away on business.
Harry Thomson has been hctpln"
Charles Glover repair another one
OF tl!e houses at Amity.
c. Stimson lnotored to Holly
Tuesday.
C. r Harris motored to Holly
Tuesday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18
CHENEY CENTER

Literary at the Prairie Queen
school house Friday night the 18th.
Mr. and Mrs Gean Kelley were
Holly visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rralph Boogher
were transacting business in Holly
saturday
Mrs. Croft and May Ealin were
callers at the Lindsey home Mon
day
Gladyes Wakeman and Agnes
Pil;t started to school Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. HOolton was
transaeting business in Holly Sat
-urday
Ms. Croft and children were
Holly visitors Saturday.
The Croft boys spent Sunday
with the Stewart boys
Martha Pope was caller ut the
Rothom home, Sunday Afternoon.
MIR and Mrs. John Lindsey and
Martha Pope went to Bristol Sat
urday to visit the Stockton family.
Cara James made a business trip
20 Holly Saturday.
NJ. A Stewart and family moved
Monday on tn the place MIR. Stwart
bought a short time go in Dis
t,ct No. 30 h.
Charley and Jessie Croft were
visitors at the Prairie Queen
school Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Bothom spent Sun
day evening at the Oman home.
Forty one friends and neighbors
spent Friday evening at the Lloyd
Alderman home to injOy the Radio.
Miss Vina Roberts has spent the
nast week with her friends Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Bong as she has
not been able to teach school sice
return from MissOuria.
Geo Reggles and wife were cal
lcrs at tie Pike home Tuesday.
Mrs John Lindsey returned home
Wednesday from Elding and Pot
win Kansas where she has been
visiting relatives and friends the
past thrcee Meks.
Gac Allen and family were Holly
visitors Saturday
NJ. A Pike and Family returlfed
home from Kansas Tuesday where
they have been visiting relatives
and friends the past weeks.
Ed Bolejock and family left Sat
urday the 9Th for GOldon Colorado
to attend the funeral OF theil
brother Homer BOlejock
Mrs. NJ. A. Stewart returned home
from Arcida Kansas Thursday thu
ith haveing spent the past two
months with her mother who has
been sic kfor the past year.
Cicile Hoolton made q busines!
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18
SOUTH EAST K1owA

Mr.. Sweeney of TOwner was a call
er at Baileys Tuesday.
Clifford Guy and Nj. Best went
to Towner Tuesday aftetr calves
Mr.. Ohems shelled corn at Bail
eys last week
Mr.. Caldwell and Earl Barnes
finished hauling feed Friday.
Mr.. Tucker was tthe Best home
Wednesday.
George L. Reid and Clifford Barn.
IS of Tribune We're in this neigh
hood on bbusiness Wednesday.
a. II Thomas helped Bert Beeks
p.lIl his pump Thursday.
Wht Bailey made business trip
TO Brandon Colo. Thursday.
Mr.. f. b. Yontsty arrived We'd
Enesllay from his visit in Mo He
viii leave in a few days for Pueblo
20 spend tin, winter with his sister
Mra. Brown.
Mrs. Rurors returned to her
home Thursday morning after a
weeks stay at the Mikes home,
Mr.. Bowman of Tribune. Kansas
was II very pleasant caller at the
!! ohm Schweers home Friday.
Carl and Writ Bailey were at
spencers Friday.
Mr. Penn and Mr.. Frost helped
Mr.. Heinma nthrash his broom
corn Saturday.
Mr.. Tone of Tribune was in this
ncighborhood Friday.
Estella Schweers was visitor in
the Frank Shedwetz home Friday
night and Saturday
Mrs C. X Guy came home Fri
day after weeks stay in Holly.
j. \. and Rex and Forest Sch
wcers were callers at the Huffaker
home Saturday.
Cecil Tucker who has been visit
ing his sister north of Towntr came
home Saturday.
Rev and Mrs. LawtOn were din
ncr guests at til. Humelick home
Sunday
Rex and Forrest Schweers took
Barbara Bell Bailey returned to
her school work in Towner Monday.
The Mikes children have nearly
recovered from their recent illness.
Earl Barnes and Forrest Schweers
helped Mr.. Mikes haul feed Monday
John Schweers helped Earl Whit
Tie butcher hog Monday.
L. R. Yontsey visited with Cecil
Tucker for few minutes Monday
1fietrnoon HI left Tuesday morn
Ing for his sisters. home in Pueblo.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18
RESULTS OF MODEL DAIRY
HERD AT STOCK SHOW
Denver Colorado

At Monday nights show the Model
Dairy Farm won first prize on herd.
At Tuesday nights show the Model
Dairy Farm won three firsts. two
seconds and four thirds. They got
first on best Yearing herd.
Al the three year old Heifer
Milking contest. a seven day contest
where six different herds were repre-
sonted. Our heifer lead at the end
of fris tday with 4.47 lbs butterfat
for one day. This is remarkable
record.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18

J. o. Barger who was injured in
Il Motor Cycle accident on Christ
mas day and has been In the Sante
Fe hospital at La .Iunta since the
fiftht returned home Monday. A
ligament of one leg was torn loose
and an operation to draw off the
contested blood was necessary 1t
has left Mr.. Barger weak and lame
for time but he hopes to be able
to get back to work soon. This in.
jury following so closely on that to
his hand in December has kept
him indisposed for some time
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18

This Community was saddened
Saturday the Ct hwhen hearing Of
tile death of Homer Bolejock, for
mly lived here. Homer spent the
passed to terms at theprairie
Queen school and was well liked
by his teachers and school mates
and all who knew him The family
has the sympathy of teir neighbors
and friends here
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18
LYCAN

one of the most enjoyable events
tlle 5eason was the party given
y Eustcr and Lilly Neal at their
.oga Friday night. A number of
c1Hg Deople spent the evening
laying gaines, and refreshments
anS:sting Of coffee cake and
nisl1ies We're served bby Mrs. Neal
Fam t,laud purchased n practical
Y now Ifoii last week.
" s. ShGase and Petite Day went
o the. Cedars last week, returning
he fiist OF this week.
j. s divers fine Registered
iolsteia COW, which he recently
i,EoIleht hero with him died one
light lastt week The cause of her
ieatIi was unknown. She has been
.ting alfaifa hay but Mr. Oliver
.a2S she had been eating alfalfa
fai c years 30 was accustomed to it.
iie Two Marsh children enrolled
In our school this last week. We
IRE glad to see big school, and
rev comcrs.
Dan Davis returned from Engle-
wood Colorado. where his father
,.ho is i'll resides
iIgs Hughes bought a pig at the
salc Friday and it got out that
night and has not been found at
this writing.
Quite Il crowd attended the Pow
eil Webber sale Friday. Every
ching sold well.
Mis-. Philip Reed has returned
from a holiday visit with relatives
at Vrinldad.
Chas. Copoer has corn which he
y now shueking that is making 40
bushels per acre.
There was no school Friday on
account Of The teacher, Mr. Records
being sick with some thing like la
grippe.
The young men Of the eommuni-
" entertained their friends at the
cbool house Saturday night. A
pleasant evening was spent, The
boys served Cocoa
Miss Dorchic Delaney Of Hatton
Kansas visited Miss Lilly Neal last
week
Aubrey Hicks and Dauson Hunt
loft for Oklahoma Monday.
The Lycan school has Just finish
cd its fourth month Herbert, Mar
vim and Glen Wilson left three days
before the end Of the fourth month
and had not been absent or tardy
the entire term Those neither
absent nor tardy this month We're:
Ruth, Edith and Ross Ardrey.
Marguerite Davis, Mabel, Rebecca
Raleigh and Joe Oliver and Jack
iycan.
All who are interested in a band
organization att Lycan should at
tend Literary this Saturday night
MS Mr., Backus the Band Instructor
will be present to see what the
people think Of the Band organiza-
tion here. We think it would be n
great thing for our young people
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18

Neale home.
WALTER Griser was Holly visitor
Wednesday.
non johnson and Pauline Smeltz
spent Monday eve. with Mr.. and
Mrs III. C Zirnmet.
Ben allan was Holly visitor
Monday.
Lee Kelley was Il Two Butte visi
tor Tuesday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18
HOW:
AIR CURRENTS RETAIN

AIR CURRENTS RETAIN
RAINDROPs IN THE AIR.
The following explanation of
what are popularity known as
"cloud-bursts' is based upon
"Elgie's Weather Book" by Jo-
scph Ii. Elgie. He says that
rain Is water-vapor condensed in
to drops Of such size and
weight as causes them to fall to
the ground. The rise and con.
sequent expansion and cooling OF
body of air results in many
cases in the formation of cloud
of very minute water drops.
These fine particles collect on
tiny specks of dust, which, with
their moist covering are kept in
a state of suspension in the at
mosphere by the ascending air
currents. And here Is the crux
OF the whole matter In relation
to "cloud-burSts," for, should the
air ascend st1ll higher and thus
be further cooled, they may be
prevented from falling by the We
locity of the rising air current.
This velocity must be more than
eighteen miles all hour In order
to keep the largest raindrops
suspended in the atmosphere.
II will be seen that we have very
large ralndrops prevented from
falling to the ground because
supported In the atmosphere by
powerful currents of air. When
these upward rushing currents of
air suddenly cease from blow
Ing. the great ralndrops fall with
IA mighty splash, and this deluge
suddenly beginning and just as
suddenly ending, constitutes
what is popularity known us
"cloud-burst." Some of these
deluges give one the impression
that cloud has burst" In re
ality. II is interesting to note
that most of the reported CLOUD
bursts" are in hilly districts. 1t
IL In such localities that strong
uprushes of air prevail, the air
being detected upward by the
slope of the hills.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18
THE HOLLY cHrErrAtN

and something that would be a
benefit thru life. All from sur
rounding communities come and
lets all begin in class to gather.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18
HOLLY LOCALETs

Ed Jones was Lamar visitor to
day.
Father Barry was in Lamar Mon,
day.
G. w. Smcltzer went to the county
seat today.
Mrs. Bert Overfield was in Gran
ada Friday.
A. p Knrlckey was in Lamar on
business Monday
l.. NJ. Appel plans to go to Chicago
on business today,
Mrs. Mitchell of Lamar was a
Holly visitor Monday.
Mrs. C. +. Lewis and daughter
went to Lamar today.
]. II. Schell of Denver income tax
auditor was in town today.
Mrs. b. b. Couch of Syracuse was
here on business Thursday
Mrs. George Robson went to
Lamar on business Saturday.
Mrs. w. r. Padley OF Coolidge
was in town on business Saturday.
Mrs. RESCUE came in from Den.
yer Thursday to visit in Hartman.
Mrs. Mayfield Of Granada stopped
here on her way to st. Joe yesterday
Mrs Paul Cook and baby visiting
In Denver since Christmas returned
yesterday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18

Laddie Kaplickey who has been
back to his Kansas home for the
past month came back home Tues
day and his many friends hail his
return with joy. Every body likes
Laddie.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18
Holly Armory,
Eve,
February /

By Flank lambert and Bill Duncan
with the aid OF:
THE HOLLY COMEDY GIRLS"
A four piece oohestra of high class
talent, Come and enjoy yourselves
ADMISSION 500 INCLUDING
War Tax DANCING From 8 80 to IL.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18

Mrs. IL. J. Immroth of La Junta
came in to see Mrs. Sherman Rob
inson yesterday.
The Holly chieftain., 1923-01-18

Mrs. Newmsn. County Supt.
w. G r u. of La Junta was in
Holly Monday