The state herald. (Holyoke, Logan County, Colo.) 1887-1921, 1891-01-30

Local Lore.
II is our purpose TO note the arrival AMI de-
n pnrturc Of all guests to our city, and request
those VIII. have visitors TO inform OF the fact
Va Local news items always thankfully received
'h Sleigh bells are jnglng OH the street
- to day.
Fifty thousand brick for sale by c.
: Varney. If
u" f. H. Brannon went to Denver the
= first of the week.
he j. p. Cleland took the train, Wcdncs-
= day for trip to Salt Lake City.
- -
II II is reported that u new time card
will 30 into effect on the B. & NJ, Sum
day.
Attorneys Bennett and Dcmpstcr
went to Lamar, Tuesday to try law
suit.
Arch faplc came down FROM Den
yer. Saturday, on a short visit to his
family.
The Phillip, Count Aid Society re-
ceived Il car load of coal from Denver,
this week.
Alex Cleland returned to llolyokc
Tuesday, from Kcarney, Neb., where
he has been for some time.
Fred Peterson, who has been visit
ing friends atIIolyokc for some time,
left Monday for Denver,
a very common question among the
B. & NJ. boys this week Is, "when do
you so ontt"
Another good snow and the turner's
feel jubilant over the prospect for a.
good crop the coming season.
Every farmer should make arrange
ments to put in as many acres of crop
as possible the coming spring
- s--
u. +. Raymond and ". \. Brought
nd on, of naStun, we're in attendance up
Oh county court yesterday.
Lester Gillett returned last week
" from Burlington, Ia, where he re
Gently completed full course OF study
in the business college of that city.
G. +. Greenwood and wife will leave
the latter part OF this week for Cozad,
Neb., where they expect TO remain
e. several weeks.
The county commissioners have re
- Gently added much needed conyen-
ience TO the county clerks room In the
= court house In the way of "a private
ONCE.
10 Truman liibbs, &. W. Kinnan, VIII
en- Albcrtshardt, DR.. Il. Il. Blair, John
Miller. Alfred Neolean. J. G. Akin, T..
at ". Warnock aud Robert Cummings
have recently added their names to the
HERALD list.
- Mrs. John Kidd cnnvassed the town
d, this week With subscription paper
nd and raised something over $1,000 for
In Revs. Bailey and richards. This was
al certainly very thoughtful of Mira. Kidd
and she is deserving of much credit.
The revival services are still In pro-
gress and number have
Us profcssed conversion. Rev. l.. l.. Knee
land the Baptist minister from Sterling
has been aiding in the meetings sever
- nj days this week.
We are informed TINT the y. 4 NJ.
will economic by taking of some of
the trains on the Cheyenne line. The
Is. IL NJ. boys are authority for the con |
- solIng information that, even should |
all Of the other trains be taken of, |
!, Wick's mule and the sand ear will be
n left with us.
G. W. Klnnnn took the trnln, for
haywood, Ind, Wednesday, where
- he intends to make his future home.
lie has been u resident OF the county |
for three years and has many acqunlnt-
anccs and friends who wish him well.
Before leaving he had his name placed
ON the HERALD roll aud will keep
posted ON the progress OF the county.
%
Williams says: sour ylndictlvencss
does not rise TO the equal OF the little
one ON the HERALD and We are thank
u ful for IT," Poor Williams, he must
- be getting childish, since he lmaglncs
:, that every attempted pleasantly at
his expense Is prompted by ylndIct-
: I've spirit We feel for him and I'M
ngInc that we occasionally reach him,
Judging By the way he squeals.
D. Rev. $. W. Thornton, Presiding
Elder Of the NJ u. church for this
district, was In llolyokc over Sunday
and conducted the quarterly meeting
IN services. Rev. Thornton preached one
4 of the finest communion sermons sun