The Holly chieftain., 1923-08-16
LYcAN NEWS
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flock OF l02 Leghorn hens has lay
ed 10. 100 eggs since January first
Csn any bachelor beat this?
3. s. Oliver says he is financi
ally Interested in land in Bolivia
SSiM America; land which was
once Catholic Mission. but now
deserted. Mr.. Oliver says the land
may be leased for 1888 years, no
taxes and ideal climate. He may go
there, to live later on
Mrs. tsom Chambers and Miss
Opal Cox took teachers examina'
tiQn lin Springfield Thursday and
Friday,
we. announce with interest, an
important event, in the home OF
Mr. and Mrs Ray Lawrence wheIi
a. 19k lb. baby boy arrived We'd
nesday Morning. This is the second
child and the first boy among i'm
mediate relatives. They say it
looks like Ray, especially when it
cries. We wonder if Ray won't cele-
brate by giving party like we
had last week.
Every one is enjoying roasting
ears now. Corn Is fine all over the
country.
About 81 people from the south
east corner picnieed at the Two
Buttes dam Saturday and Sunday.
MT. and Mrs. Frank Halsey took
their baby to Two Buttes to the
Doctor Saturday.
The younger set njoyed dane
ing at the school house Saturday
night Mrs. Neal, Mrs Wilson and
Mrs. Hinlin chaperoned the crowd
and Pizel and Shepard furnished
the music.
Walter Powell Ex Coclerk and
his son of Springfield were in this
vicinity Friday.
The 26th OF August. the Sunday
School convention will be held at
Pretty Prairie. All Sunday schools
are invited.
Chas. Cooper and E. A. Records
took Mr.. Records mother back to
l.er home at Perryton. Texas last
Friday. She has visited here some
weeks.
Relatives from Award, Okla, are
visiting the Gourleys. They say it
is fine here and not hot at all in
comparison to where they came
from. They say it is 10 in the
shade and hot winds there. s
Sone went to Ulysses. Kansas to
the fair Friday and they declare
Colorado the best state in the
Union, since returning. 1t is hot
and very dry there, grass and crops
in most places are burned UP.
Some said they wished for drink
of good Colorado water while there.
Cash Cox returned from the Kan
sas harvest fields.
leslie Beasley is visiting relatives
at Ulysses, Kansas.
AL Sudekum. who formerly lived
near Two Buttes but of late years
lived in the east came through
here with the mail man Thursday.
He says It's too hot in the east for
him.
The Lawrence boy has been nam
ed, Lester Dale. =
Several from here attended the
basket dinner at Plains and baptis.
ing on Butte Creek Sunday
Halle Conchran and Calvin Davis
had dental work done in Holly last
Thursday.
]. S. Oliver gave his son, Clyde
a pleasant surprise last Wednesday
when he presented him with q
$l35 King Alto horn with gold bell
Geo. Nicholson and family left
Saturday for a visit with relatives
| IN Oklah0ma.
Mr., and Mrs. Hugarthy of Con
cordia. Kansas are visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs Bert Collins and family.
Mrs Halle Cochran went to Scott
City, Kansas Thursday to visit re
latives.
Mrs 7. g. Maxey marketed some
as fine a cabbage here as we evel
seen grown. Some heads weighed
eight pounds and nc small ones IL
the batch.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Shouse enter
tanned the Shouse and Day families
Sunday with big dinner ir
honor III the newly weds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lit Day.
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