The Holly chieftain., 1924-04-24

| are sure oil lies under all of this
land, and that no place in Kansas
lis as strong oil indictions as neai
Syracuse.
Things were rather dead here so fan
as land sales etc, are concerned
Another answered that the dark
est part OF the night is just before
day light. So it is with conditions
/ in south eastern Colorado. 1t is
i predicted that we are Just about
TO enter upon the greatest year
Colorado has known Things are
looking up, crop conditions never
were better. The greatest mistake
we make is in looking back and
worrying over the past. The future
holds many opportunities. If we
would look forward instead of
I backward and look for the bright
side of everything, not crossing the
bridge till we get to it. we would
be happier people.
7. G. Maxey and family returned
| Tuesday from five months stay
at Camnton. California. They came
back In the same Sedan they left
| in, in one weeks time. They were
glad to get back nltho they had
a wonderful trip and earned enough
| while there TO pay all expenses.
They say the foot and mouth dis
ease is so bad there that those
leaving the state must submit to
inspection and fumigation at he
Arizona line Their. all raw foods
are dumped Great piles Of this
dumped food may be seen there.
The Maxeys are living at the Cries.
er place.
About 60 enjoyed the big Easter
dinner following Sunday school and
In the afternoon. Mrs Cooper. in
u simple but very Impressive man
ner gave talk, mainly to the
children on the Resurrection of
Christ" Mr. Proett, the supernten-
| dent. read an article in keeping
with the occasion. Mrs Millikan-
read an Eeaster sermon from the
lamar Daily News. Mrs Collier and
Mrs. Lawrence sang 'Wnderful' as
a duet. Christ Arose" was sung
by the Sunday School. Robert
Randall PLAYED on the violin, 'He
Leadeth Me- while Ralph Randall
sang Amelia and Hazel Cooper and
kett and Mr. Even gave let the
Lower Lights be Burning" on the
ttrombone and cornet A solo bv
| Viola Lawrence was enioved Rev
Haines and wife sang vThe Old
Wayside Gross and Rev HaineS
gave sermon which all enjoyed
very much.
The ewes of the nation are turn
ed right now towards Colorado as
the next possible big oil field
We left out the names of Ruth
Ardrey and Dan Humphrey last
week In our list of eighth grade
DupilSfrom orr school who took
examination,
1t is renorted that Elof Paulson
and others have extra good look
4 ing fields of wheat Robert Georpe
and Mr. Sutherland have fine loo.
ing corn niles MANY had an ahun-
dance Of corn. Harvey Zimmet
raised 20nn bushel
| Oats Harlow has a fine sample
of corn on displav here and is sell,
ing seed corn like sample. ~T
Mr.. and Mrs Records and child
rem and Noel Cox went to Sprinfield
4 Friday to the field meet,
i The doctor was called again last
Thursday TO the | little Gourley
bby. He has been seriously i'll for
2 week with SDasms
| r. r. Sackett attended the Am,
Hrican Legion dance at Manter on
Thursday night and plaved some
on his trombone W ith the orches.
ira.
Fred Ewing of Two Rnttes was
mere TUESDAY having inst returned
from California, 1t seems ms If they
all come back. He made the re.
turn trip in six and half days. used
~ gallon OF gas nd l6 qurts of oil
, The Hill nd Broks families have
returned from California, so we
hear
Il. Il. Sackett's car gave him trorl
, Asa Lycan to finish the end of the
nel Wednesday and he had to get
mail route.
| weldon Sowell and the two Hol
mes girls took eighth grade ey.
animation under the supervision
OF Mr. Records at Lycan last week
quite number of spectators
attended band rehearsal Tuesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Hardin are the
parents OF new baby born dur
ing the snow storm few weeks
ago. While this item is rather old
we have never seen it in print.
One of the signs that things are
, ON the Ilnlift Is thnt o,.c,... -.-.....t :.