The state herald., 1889-07-05

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Mr.. Farber, our accommodating con
fectionery and news man, has added .
beautiful soda fountain to the many
attractions at his place Of business.
w. NJ. Adland intends starting fol
his old home, Milwaukee, Wis, Mon
day, where he has a good position of.
fcred him.
VIII Faust dropped down from
Denver town last Wednesday evening
to shake with the boys and visit his
parents the 4th.
John II. Lyle, of Mount Pleasant
Iowa. and his estemiable lady are
Holyoke visitors, with probability OF
becoming residents.
The Holyoke State bank block
sports one of the nobbiest awnings in
the city. spencer & Foster advertise
their business by their work.
DR.. Cronkite, our gentlemanly dem
tist, is being urged for the position Of
society editor for the HERALD. The
staff upon the HERALD will not be
excelled by any paper.
The city drug store comes out in q
fine new dress for the 4th. A thor
ough calcimining inside and new at
tractively painted front adds much to
the appearance of the store.
Capt. II. o. Phillips of Lincoln, Neb.
was business visitor to his name
sake this week. The Captain thinks
well of our city and county, and well
he may.
Mrs. G. w. Painter left our city
Wednesday morning for Denver where
she goes to meet Charley and assist
him in enjoying the sights during the
great gala week.
MARRIEp.-At the Hotel Gordon,
Rev. j. NJ. Adair officiating, j. S.
Lawrence, Of our county and Mrs.
Eliza S. Emmans, of Chicago. The
HERALD joins their many friends in
wishing them happy future.
Gene Daken. the jolly manager Of
the Dakan Drug Co., is seriously
thinking of accepting the position of
sporting editor on the HERALD
Gene says it depends upon the sex
penses."
What do you think of Holyoke's
system of water works now? Looks
something like business, don't it?
seeing those fine large mains
scattered over our city. Hurrah for
Holyoke!
Our board of county commissioners
have been in session this week us the
board Of equalization, hearing any
grievance any tax payer may have in
reference TO his assessment. How
ever the people seem to think the as
sessment very fair and reasonable.
We acknowledge a very pleasant
call from Mr.. l,avard this week, and
by reason of this visit, another copy Of
the HERALD goes eastward to inilu-
ence II Phillips county boom. This
makes three copies of the HERALD
subscribed for by Mr.. Bavard. Come,
farmers and give us the news and sub
scribe. But come in whether you sub
scribe or not.
BcnS.-To Mr.. Nelson and wife on
last Wednesday, Il son. Nels always
prides himself, as an engineer, upon
running Oh time, but time flies us fast
ms the wheels on Nels' engine and he
cannot help being once IN while of
the dot, but this youthful heir has
knocked the old man out on the first
run, putting In an appearance just on
the minute us the whistle at the
ronl,dhouse blew for IL o'clock. TAX
lug into consideration the length of
the run this surpasses all previous
records.
Mr.. lIazcn. OF 6-Gi3, showed MS
some samples Of strawberries, currents
and goosebcrries that would do any
country proud TO produce. The plants
from which these fruits were grown
were taken up IN Illinois last fall,
healed In during the winter and then
set ont on his farm this spring and are
now bearing fruit, such MS would Hat
ter any Of our fruit growers In the
east. Keep up the good work, farm
ers, the country will do It's work
nobly.
W. W. Ware came into our sanctum
for chat the other day and ordered
the HERALD sent TO him whilc he WAS
ut Sterling tranacrib!ng the Phillips
county records. Mr.. Ware says that
they arc progressing finely. There
are over 500 final receipts issued IN our
new county, while In Sedgcwick there
are less than 100. Mr.. Ware Is now
Mt work on the eighth volume
OF the transcribed records and Is going
to push the work TO completion Just rs
rapidly rs Is possible with II view 10
correctness and accuracy.
y. +. Moore spent two or three duys
In the country last week,
his tree claim ont In TAT.
and hc comes back to his judicial
duties more firmly convinced ,han