The state herald., 1890-02-07

The llttest will survive"-
your choice, business men Of HolyokN
is. Bennett Esq. Of the law frm Of
Bennett Il Dempster, 10 ut Venaugo,
Neb., to-day on professional business.
Roadmaster Wickersham Of the b.
l. NJ. railroad, with his lady, have
quarters ut the b. h N. hotel.
Holyoke will have direct commun-
nication with Denver by the d. Il M.
railroad before the frosts Of another
winter reaches US.
The b. Il NJ. surveyors are now, at
works surveying for the new road,
that is being built from st. Francis
Kansas to Denver.
City clerk Robert ellison, accompan-
led by his nephew Robert Ewalt Of
Knoxville, Iowa, reached home on
last Saturday rnorning.
uOlyOke is the best place In the
west for u arst class dentist TO locate
in. For further information, address
the STATE HERALD.
Mrs. Sylvester johnson Is visiting
with relatives In Bloomington. Wis.,,
aud will not return TO Holy0ke until
early spring time.
1t is our intention TO have church
column In the HERALD hernafter In
which will appear synopsis Of the ser
mons delivered In our city each week.
Five thousand and live hundred
copies Of the next issue vi the STATE
HERALD go floating eastward. Don't
advertise in it unless you have some :
thing for sale.
Deputy County Clerk A. A. Spahr
left for Omaha on yesterday to &C
company his lady, who has been visit
ing in the east for some time past,
back TO "home sweet home"
Messrs. Bennett and Dempster are
cOsyly settled in their quarters, near
the State Herald Office, where they
will be pleased " see their friends and
others requiring their lesgle services.
Mrs. John Higgenbotham has been
quite i'll for some days past, with the
la grippe, and resulting heart trou-
BILE. Dr. Blair has charge Of the
case and from him we learn that Mrs.
II. is recovering as rapidly rs could be
expected.
Onr fellow citizen, Mr. Price Ray
mond, who has been confined to his
house for the past month, playing
nurse to la-grlppe, is fast recovering
his health and hopes, in . few days, tc
be able to make bis appear ance o.. our
streets.
There are persons In every town and
community who are always on the
whine, finding fault with eyerythi ng,
and everybody. They arc perhaps, .
good kind Of good-for-nothing people,
but are dead weight on society and .
drawback to every kind Of improve
ment, and the sooner they get out the
better for all who are left. A sweet
spirit, nm industrious hand, thorough
ly progressive and enterprising person
is what is needed everywhere and
especially In Holyoke.
Our fellow townsman Mr.. Frank Z.
Smith, received from Omaha yesteI-
day the following report Of his little
girls standing In school: "Alice is
one Of those who are making two
grades In one term" How many Of
the girls. or boys, Of Holyoke, can pro-
duce such reportf Give US the
names and the report, and the HER.
AID will make II public.
On tho 22nd Of February. Holyoke
Post No. 81, G. A. r., have arranged
TO give = "calico bsll.n Too much can
never be said, or done, for the men
who wore the blue. Let us all attend
their ball, old and young-the old to
show their appreciation Of the services
ofthese men; the young to see how
patriots are appreciated. The HER.
AID will be represented and its SER
Vices now, and at all times, are at the
command Of the G. A. X.
Mr.. n. Z. Webster, cashier Of the
iIolyoke State Bank, whose absence
Was reported In the last Issue Of the
HERALD, returned to Holyoke on
Wednesday morning last. While At
Pxwtucket, Rhode Island. Mr.. Web
ster WINS STACKED with la.grippe and
en.route for New York caught severe
cold which caused relapse and neces-
Stated u delay In his arrival home.
But ats better late than never"
lie is home once more where every one
is his friend and oil rejoice ut his
coming.
On tO-ino ROW the farmers Of Phil
lips County meet At Holyoke and We
appeal TO them In their own behalf, 70
organize n county fair association. Its
good Idea TO zee that the farmer has
seed TO plant and It's equally n good
for him TO show that he
reaped n plentious harvest. Organ
ixe, set old fogies on the back seats;
elect your best men NJ oaicers and d.
rectors aud then 70 to work with de.
termination 70 succeed and say, did
you ever see failure come under such
The social given at Bakers hall on
Wednesday evening 0f this week drew