The state herald., 1889-11-22

Tom Martin took In the sights Of
Grant Sunday.
Andy jackson has rented Al Cad
dy's house and moved In.
Johnnie Huntington Is now tending
bar for Lewis.
Mr.. Keiser, travelling for the State
Journal, was = caller last week.
James Glynn took charge Of his
duties u county judge last Monday.
Gus Temple had the misfortune to
run . pitch-fork through his foot last
week.
M. McMahone Of Loomis, Neb., has
rented . building In Holyoke prepa-
tory T. putting In . nour and feed
store.
A. F. Clappers' smiling oountsnance
was seen on our streets during the
week. A. +. Is located At York.
Z. J. Wolters and wife left Monday
morning for Salt Lake City, where Mr..
W. 10 putting in stock Of clothing.
They will be very much missed In
Holyoke.
Az the HERALD has been somewhat
torn up during the past few weeks on
account Of moving, it, columns have
not been nlled with ~ much news ~
in the past. But We are now settled
and will guarantee our readers all the
news In the city and country.
The Phillips County Bar tender their
thanks through the HERALD to ]. II.
Painter for bis kindness and courtesy
shown them during his tern - county
judge, which expired last Monday.
Mr.. Painter made . good record while
In thlce, and has1 theo confidence
and respect Of the people VI Phillips
county. He will now resume his law
practice.
The following contests have been
begun in our courts: T. Barr N. B. A.
Hoskins, with L. Tinkel. d. b. Wilson
and Jesse B. Gordon q bondsnen; A.
A. Temple ". L, G. witherbee, with
Temple Bros, L. Tnkel, z. 8. Dakaa
and W. q. Holland - bondsmen; and
E. E. Brannon ". James Glynu, with
G. N. G. Woolmau ~ bondsman. We
say not word. We have no COM
ments to make. All We ask II that the
public notice The men who are interest
cd In the above and pass their own
judgment.
A little diniculty arose between
Aaron Woodson and . man from
Haigler last Wednesday. Tho Haig-
Ter man claimed Aaron owed him and
= dispute followed when Aaron slap
ped him and the Haisler man pulled
his gun but lacked the nerve 10 shoot;
about this time Sheriff witherbee ap-
peared on Tie ssen and took the man
with the gun bsfors Squire Moore.
lie was tried aud turned loose, and
- soon - hs got out Of The Justices
o@ce Aaron came up and wanted 70
anish up the affair, but the presence
Of Sheriff witherbee put . stop TO any
more ''scrappinC" and the blood Thirsty
individuals separated, both unharmed.
DiED.-At David City. on Sunday,
November 3. 1859, Of heart trouble,
Mary A. Gleason, aged 30 years, q
months and 10 days.
Mary A. Bowen was burn In Grant
Co., Wis, April II, 1859. whore she
passe d her childhood. January 2S,l 1850
she was married to John v. Gleason,
and came TO Nebraska that year. Two
children, . girl Of eight years and y
baby boy, were the results Of that un.
lon. aud survive her. A kind and de-
voted wife and loving mother 10 taken
from this earth 70 the happier home D
bove. aud 70 the mourning husband,
father. mother, brother aud sisters We
commend these few lines. written by
her few days before her demise. head
I'd "God BE With You, Till We Meet
Again."
God BE- with you I'LL ws meet again.
BY his council. guide aud uphold
you,
With His sheep securely fold you.
God be with you.
Meath his wings securely hold you,
Daily Mama still divide you.
God be with you,
when lifs's peril thick confound you,
Put Ills arms unfsIlIngiy around
you.
God be with you.
Keep loves banner floating DER you,
6mite deaths thrt'ning wave
before you.
God b with you.
The funeral services took place from
the n. z. church here on Tuesday.
Rev. II. G. Harman o6scisting the ser.
Vices bsIng well attended BY her friends
here aud IN the country. Utica Sun.
4 ooosovtioa.
Al . meeting of the PhIliips county
bar the following preamble and reso.
iutions were unanimously adopted.
WHEREAS the Honorable J. II.
Painters te.m Of oo.cs - county