H.R.H.S. Tattler from Holyrood, Kansas • 1

HPT- T5 IT HP A'HPHPT JL lie XIL, JX, JT1. JL rVJL JL JUJLJiX VOLUME 1 HOLYROOD, ELLSWORTH COUNTY, KANSAS, FRIDYA, APRIL 23, 1921 NUMBER 16 SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS SOCIETY The ladies of tie altar society a card party at the opera house Tuesday venir Whist was the game of the evening. At a late hour refreshments were served. Mr. Raymond.

Zerzan received first prizes. Mrs'W. C. Frevert and Mr. Frevert received the booty 'prize.

The scltcol lo-ird elections were held on Thi rsday, April 7 and April 8, at 2 i m. On last Thursday occurred the run al high school board election. Mr. Frank Kraft of Barton county was elected to take the place of Mr. Ferd Burmeiser and Mr.

Fred Shipley was re-elected on the city board aa clerk. May we have the entire community working in harmony with the two. boards of education and make this one of the best, school communities in Kansas. THE ARPRIL SYMPHONY April time is song time! Now, The orchestra of Spring Is tuning up its feathered choir Starts gayly practicing; With shrill; arpeggios and scales The budding forests ring. The drummer of the overture A young wood pecker he Beats quick time with his 'rat-tat-tat, From a convenient tree, And blue bird calls rehearsals to This woodland symphony.

Brave Robin Bed pours out his heart In solo singing clear, While timid thrush and sparrow chirp, The half-waked earth to cheer Oh, April time is song time, as It comes but once each year! Mazie V. 'Caruthers in the New York Times. "Miss Agnes Sekavec, only daughter of 'J. of this city, was married Wednesday, April to George Dryer of Denver, Colorado. The ceremony was performed at the Holy 'Family Catholic church by Rev.

'Father O'Farrell. After the ceremony a reception was given at the home of J. G. DTyer.only immediate "relatives being present. The young -couple left Thursday morning for Holyrood where they are spending their honeymoon with the bride's parents.

LOCALS STUDENT OOUXO CHOSEN THE ARRIVAL OF K1TJY The Junior and Senior classes presented the Arrival of on last Wednesday evening, a farce in three acts, which was thoroughly enjoyed by a large and appreciative audience. Many requests have come to us to repeat the play again, so we have decided to do so, Friday night, April 15th. The audience was well pleased with the music rendered by the Holyrood Orchestra and by the specialties, which were used between acts. Following 'is a cast of the play: William Winkle John Younger Aunt. Jane Winifred Corrigan jane Leona Stoltenberg Bobbie Baxter Alfred B.

Dolecek Benjamin Moore.w.,....;v.....Leo Kraft Ting May Sam Jenicek. Kitty Anna Urban Suzette Stoltenberg Miss Adena Nienke and H-ugh Miller of Ellsworth visdted with Jack Weightman and. family Sunday. George Wamh off and Alex Strat- mann sr. returned from Oklahoma, after attending to some business affairs.

Mr. and Mrs. Chester Ames of Claflin visited "with'i'briwSi'edford and family Sunday, Miss Elsie Christian is the new clerk 4d Weaver's stbre. Every student of the H. H.

S. is smiling again. Do you know the reason? Six weeks' quizzes have passed. C. Ftevert was an Ellsworth visitor Wednesday of last week.

Frank Kraft was in Salina Mon- Last Thursday, all of the classes of R. H. S. were allowed to choose two repretentatives from each class to act as their representative on a student council. The council will meet with the faculty whenever they are'summoned by the principal to discuss important matters which may arise.

The following students are to represent the different classes; Freshmen, William Corrigan and Gordon Zajic; Sophomores, Ray Palmer and Hele.n Zerzan Juniors, Henry Jenicek and Leona Stblten-berg, and Seniors, Winifred Corrigan and Ira Palmer. It is thought through the aid of a student council we can develop a betteT school spirit and closer cooperation among teachers and T.V- Holyrood Literary club met at the home of A rf W. C. Frevert, r. Roll was answered by current events.

The regular 'business was held after which the following 'program was rendered. Vocal, "The Rosary" MrVo. Henning "'Trojectjon of omen in Industry" Mrs. B. Holmes Following this paper there a general discussion upori the topic.

Vocal sole Victor Frank If" Adeline Sonc-Jl: Minus Publi Georgia Zerzan 1 After the program the club decid- ed to buy two ice cream freez-ers for the Domestic Science department of the high school. The next meeting will be Domestic Science day and will be held at the home of J. S. Goodell, May 3. Charles vvert entertained the following at dinner Fred Frevert, WVC.

Frevert, Joe Roesler Rev. O. Henning-and families and Paul Zitzman. Miss Irene Lynch visited the Do A. J.

Pokortly aud family were Ellsworth Saturday of last week. F. A. Wesley will be here to take photos, Sunday and Monday till noon, April 24 and 25. Warning Relative to speeding in the City of Holyrood Anyone violating the speed limit Mrs.

Charles Kliraa was taken to Hutchinson last week where she derweat a surgical operation. She is reported, much better and will be "The Arrival of Kitty' played by 'the juniors and seniors of the Holy-rood' Rural high, school was largely attended. The play was a decided comedy and all of the characters played their parts exceptionally well. The orchestra and specialities, were Tery much appreciated by all. The students were de-quested to re-stage the play April 15.

within the City of Holyrood will be arrested find fined. Kindly respect the welfare of the town and drive through it slowly. Speed limit. 12 miles per hour. Sherman Mayor mestic Science room Friday afternoon.

While there she sampled the girls' chocolate cookies, the cooking lesson for that day. The following missed school Wednesday on account of the bad roads, Francis FKnen, LeRoy Schmidt and Ida Schepmann. The Domestic Art and Cooking girls entertained in chapel last Friday morning. Their program was enjoyed by everyone. The following visitors were present: Mrs.

Clarence Rentfrow. Agnes Horejesi, Mrs. Tol-bert, Mrs. Loughly, Mrs. J.

H. TJeightman, the Misses Stanley, Soucek, Siemsen. Bailey and all the students of the public school Chris Besthorn, Arthur Bast and Edward Dolecek. and Mrs, William Besthorn entertained the following at Sunday dinner in honor of Miss Lydia Heik-en of Oregon: Mr. and Mrs.

Wm. Becker, Mr.and Mrs. Ed Becker, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Heiken, Mr.

and Mrs. Tom Weightman, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Kahler, Mr and Mrs. John Raverf, Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Springfeldt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wamhoff and Misa DID YOU F.VKTt able to be home in a few days. Mrs.

Charles Yunger was in Hutehmson last Sunday visiting her daughter, Mrs. Charles Klima, who is in a local hosptial at that place. The Misses Carrie and Alice Stol-tenberg entertained Mr. Slate of Ellsworth and Mr. Henry Jenicek at a card party Sunday evening.

J. S. Waite and. family took dinner at the home of Dr. G.

F. Zerzan Friday. The picture show was well attended Saturday evening. A large crowd of Eolyrood young pecple attended the dance at Rezacs A. miscellaneous shower was given for Mrs; George Dryer by the Misses Georgia Zerzan and Adeline Soucek.

"The evening was -spent in playing games and at a late hour was served. The guests all departed wishing her many happy years of married life. Stop to tihnk how good it Is that the "hinges of friendship never grow No matter what happem in life, re2l friends will always STAND 3Y YOU. OTICin I will.be at my studio in Holy-rood to do photographic work on Sunday, April 24 and on Monday April 25 till noon. F.

A. "Wesley. The H. R. H.

-3." students took their six weeks' quizzes last Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. ytizs Besthorn spent the wit'i her parents. Hugo Matous'i of Wilson visittd the H. R. H.

S. Friiay afternoon. Sunday. A good was reported i by everyone. The Miss's Hannah and Minnie Stoltenberg the week-end at For'oam.

Kansas, vkiting their sister, Mrs. Herman Ehler. Hannah Heiken' and her father Henry Heiken and Miss Sophia. Wlhillemburg of Claflin. Soel potatoes far sale at $1.00 per lushel at the Smith farm..