The Holly chieftain., 1900-03-30
County I
Correspondence
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in the lecture room of the church.
Miss Lena Zeverly. OF Colorado
Springs. is visiting Miss Bessie Lee.
Miss Winnie Lee, Of Pueblo is visit
ing the families Of C. NJ. and E T.
Lee.
Mrs. May Ennis, OF Maryville, Mo-.
is visiting the Misses Lou and Annie
O'Donnell.
Mrs. L. f. Pilloud and children
made a visit to her parents at Grans-
da last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lev Blackwell visited
friends and relatives at Granada last
Sunday and Monday.
VIM G. Russell is in Kansas City on
business this week, having lately re-
turned from old Mexico.
\ very interesting Mothers meeting
was held in connection with the W.
c. T L. al the L. p. church last .. N
The social and entertainment given
last week by the EndeavOr in the VI.
Z. church was grand success hnanci-
ally and socially.
Corey Strain is erecting new frame
dwelling out near the river, by the ice
house, which will add greatly to that
addition Of town.
The Women OF Woodcraft gave
Pie social in Odd Fellows hall last Sat.
urdaY night. A large crowd assem-
bled TO partake OF the feast.
Mr.. Eldridge has purchased the G.
d. Cole residence on Elm and Sd SITS.
and is making great deal OF badly
needed improvements around the
place.
L. II. Manyille has decided 10 occu-
py the new brick dwelling on Olive
and Bird which is about completed and
rent the one in which he is now living
to other parties.
Mr.. Boggs has purchased the L. F.
Reynolds property on south Sd St. and
has added an addition, weather board
ed and otherwise improved the prop
erty to great extent.
st, George Creaghe has added great
ly to the appearance OF his nice resi-.
dence by having neat and attractive
white picket fence put around it. and
has large stones hauled for walks in
side and sidewalks outside.
Capt. Richard Keene, Of the Cuban
war, will give an entertainment in
the NJ. K. church next Saturday night
under the auspices Of the Endeavor.
Capt. keene has stereopticon and is
fine lecturer and something very en-
tertaining is promised for that night.
a. w. Vanderman, Of Denver, is
here putting in circulating library.
Has secured the first section and is
now working on the second. There is
u great deal OF interest taken in the
movement. The library is to be plac-
ed in Boyd's drug store in the post.
office.
Sheriff Tate had been carrying a !
time, but be being in Wyoming, could
not arrest him. But last week he ran
across him in La Junta and now little
Joe languishes behind the bars with
his father and Bert Stanard, charged
with cattle stealing.
The other five churches and organiza-
tions had no services last Sunday
night. so the NJ. f. church was filled
10 ovcrfiowing. and many left for lack
of seating room, TO hear Rev. knuck-
cy deliver his lecture on Morulonism.
scathing terms. said he had never
denounced any sister church. but NOR.
monism was one long tale OF adultery,
drunkenness. thieYing and murder.
and should be Stunned by everyone
The two Mormon ministers las they
cali themselvesl being in our midst, Is
what called forth the sermon. People
should not countenance them or re-
ceive their literature. They also call
themselves Latter Day Saints and say
they do not teach polygamy. They
would hardly dare do so here, but in
Utah. the hotbed Of Mormonism, it is
preached and practiced openly in de-
tiance to the laws Of the United
States.
RURAL HAPPENINGS
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