The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-09
PLEASANT HILL ITEMS
Sent In by Mrs. Herrick.

MIS-. agnes ReInert and daughtel 4
Beulah and Rena spent Thursda}
at Ed Gillmore's.
Mr.. andMrs. VIM. Clapper and
children took an outing trip We'd
nesday. going to the Quen Bee Lake
and coming back by Brandon Lake.
They spent very pleasant day. Mr..
and Mrs. Lyman Herrick spent the
day at the Clapper ranch looking
after things in the absence of the
family
Mr.. Weir motored to Holly Sat
urday.
Mr.. Penn who has been working
near McCracken Kansas for some
time, came home Saturday. He re-
ports very dry weather and crops
in q bad condition.
Lyman Herrick went to Towner
Thursday.
Beulah and Isabel Dwyer came
up to Reinerts Saturday night and
stayed over Sunday.
Hurley Weir went home with
Floyd Gillmore's Sunday evening
ora visit.
| Mrs August Reinert visited her
sister, Mrs. Jack Dwyer Friday
Little Katy Dwyer accompanied her
home for few days visit.
Robert E. Lee went to Hartman
Saturday.
Dr. Hall and family left last Mon
day for a trip thru the mountains.
Mrs. Pearl Crum and Miss HERNIA
Gilmore went to Hartman Friday.
| The school board held an official
meeting at C. B. Frost's Friday.
Repair work on the two school
houses will begin this week.
Mrs. r. f. Lee and children came
home Saturday night from two
weeks visit with relatives in Kan
sas.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Crum visited
Sunday at Ray McWilliams'.
The ,Clapper young folks attend
ed Sunday school at Pleasant Hill
Sunday morning.
Edwin Reinert and Lloyd Fedde
went home from Sunday school
with Lorne Clapper and spent the
rest of the day.
| Mr.. c. s. Humrich and daughter,
Fern and son, Levi spent Sunday
afternoon at G. L. Herrieks'.
Ed Gilmore and Truman Young
started off on trip Monday with
a covered wagon and a camping
outfit. True said they were going
first to the big city of Towner then
it was possible they might go thru
Wyoming and Canada and might
even get as far as Kansas They
are expecting to get work at road
building near Goodland
Miss HERNIA Gilmore spent Mon
day with Miss Helen Blackwell
The Reinert family and the Dwy-
er girls spent Sunday afternoon at
Ed Gillmores'.
/ The little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Ohmes is very sick at
this writing She has been under
the doctors care for several days
4 This vicinity was blessed by a
good rain Saturday night ranging
in the different neighborhoods ear
from a half to two inches
/ Mr.. and Mrs Lyman Herrick at
tended Sunday school at South
Towner Sunday morning.
i Mr.. O. s. Humiich and children
were Towner visitors Saturday.
There is to be new schoolhouse
built over In the McWilliams
neighhOrhOod In the near future.
Last Thursday, Arch Swain re-
celved message from his sister,
Mrs. Ida Scott of North Platte,
Nebraska, stating that their father
who has been Ill at her home the
past year. had passed away The
pouy was tahel W bcdNef Slly,
1 Nebaska, for interment to which
place Mr.. and Mrs. Swain and their
two daughters, BarbOra and Betty
and Mrs. C. s. Humrich and SON,
Gerald, went to attend the funeral
which was held Saturday afternoon
Mr.. Swain, ST. was known to most
of the old timers here. he having
resided here at one time. He also
owned land in this vicinity. Mrs.
Swain and Mrs Humrieh win visit
relatives at Beaver City for week
or SO before returning home,