The state herald., 1891-02-27

IIOLYOKl
Northeastern Colorado was repre-
scntcd at Denver last week by quite a
number of workers in behalf of the
seed bill, every county interested
having representatives there.
The dime social ut the residence of
Mrs. Hine, Thursday evening, given
by the ladies' of the NJ L Church, was
well attended and every one present
seemed TO have u jolly good time.
j. B. Gordon and p Raymond, for
mcrly of Holyokc, are now engaged IN
the real estate business at Denver un-
dor the firm name Of Gordon 4 Ray
mond and report business good.
Some one recently broke into the
dwelling of j. c. Akin and stole some
clothing and other yaluablcs. Mr.
Akin had the parties arrested and
recovered u part OF the stolen property.
George 4, Ellis Is iipdinyi some very,
line dry orc on the Ilolyoke group,
situated on the high divide between
Porphyry and SQuaw creeks. The ore
is Of the same character rs the Trojan.
-Dcadwood Daily Pioneer.
James Kidd returned, Tuesday,
froiA Platsmouth, Ncb., where he had
been for instructions. The HERALD
was mistaken last week in saying that
lie had gone to Lincoln to be exam
ined,
The News, Of this week, stated that
ii was reported that Mrs. e. b. Moore
died last week at Raveuna. This re
port was not correct. Mrs. Moore
was not expected to live, but is now
slowly recovering from her sickness.
We see from the Deadwuod Pioneer
that George Il. Ellis, formerly OF Hol-
yoke, has developed into Il full lledged
miner and is meeting with success In
developing mine, near Deadwo0d,
which he has named after his former
home in Phillips county.
We received proposition few days
ago to carry an ad for a manufacturing
establishment in the east and take
our pay in 'plcasurc boats This is
adding insult to injury. II they will
attach wings TO their boats, we will
consider the proposition,
Williams says that the republicans
are afraid that the present congress
will leave proposed legislation in such
a shape rs TO give the democrats u
chance TO ''become notorious with the
people for reform DO not fret, Bro.
Williams, the republicans know that
there Is no danger OF the democratic
party fcdccming their windy cam
paign pledges of reform.
The Baptist Society Of llolyoke or
ganized II Sunday school nj the Bap-
tist church last Sunday and elected
the following officers: q. W. Garland,
superintendent, John L. Kidd, asst.
superintendent. Miss l.. a. Jones, Sec
retary, Willis Dickerson, asst. secre-
tary, Miss Mary Kidd, treasurer, Miss
Addie Crater, librarian and j. l.. Kidd
chorIster. Teachers, j. l.. Kidd, Ed
Wilson, Israel Crater, Mrs. j. l.. Kidd
aud Mrs |. Crater. The Sunday school
will be held every Sunday ut p. m.
The news of the defeat OF the seed
hill In the House, reached li0lyoke
Monday and. when the train came In
from the east bringing Il part Of the
committee who had gone 10 Denver
In the interest OF the bill, everyone
wore countenancc rs long as the
moral law and as sad rs though they
had been attending the funeral OF
their best friend. But the clouds
were soon dispersed when the people
were Informed by the committee that
the bill had been rc-consldered by the
House and It's ilnal passage assured.
The bean supper given bY the q. \.
II. Post, Monday evening, was well
attended and all who were present cS-
press themselves as having enjoyed a
very pleasant evening. Several ol
those who were 10 take part In the
exercises of the evening wefc absent
from town, but the program rs car
rled out, was both interesting and In.
struciiye 10 all. The novelty Of the
basket supper created much merrl-
mcni and, taken altogether, every one
present went home feeling In better
spirits ffom having attended this
gathering OF The boys In blue.
While IN Denver last week. We
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