Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATION AT
HUNTSVILLE.

lHe tHeWUtfS VI hdnuoipn LOUBc lo. |
90, Independent Order of Odd Fellows.
had celebration on Thursday oflast week.
A number of the brethren from this place,
and Paris, joined The brethren of Randolph
Lodge, which, together with the Sons of
Temperance of Huntsville, formed quite
large and imposing procession. The Odd
Fellows left their Hall about IL o'clock,
preceded by the Glasgow Brass Band
marched to the Hail of the Division and
were joined by sthe Sons of Temperance;
the procession then moved through the
principal streets, 10 the methodist Church,
where the following exercises took place:.-
LIST. Music, by the Band.
Cd. Prayer.
Ord. Music by the Band.
4th. Grafton by Rev. Bro. F. A. SAVAGE.
5th. Odd Fellows Ode.
9th. Music by the Band.
7,h. Benedction.
The Church was crowded, and the most
respectful attention was paid to the Grafton,
which was an able exposition Of the OBJ
ects end Aims of Odd Fellowship, ,oge,h-
er with brief and interesting account of
the rise and progress of the Order in the
United Sta,es--the receipts and expendi.
lures for Benevolen, and Humane objects,
&c. The amount Of means annually ex.
pended by the Order in relieving the SICK.
burying the DEAD, educating the OR.
PHAN, and ministering to the wants of
WIDOW, is the best possible comment
on its behalf, and ought not only TO seal the
fps of faul,-fnders forever, but cause them
to enlist under the banner of Friendship,
Love and Truth, and give their aid 10 these
pleasing and Heaven.approving duties.
The services over at the Church, the pro.
cesson was again formed, and proceeded
to the Randolph Hotel" where ample
justice was done dinner prepared in
WITHERs' best Style,-which, to those who
haveever been fortunate enough to soiourn
with him, is talk enough and to those who
have not been thus fortunate. will be per-
fectly ineligible, if they will give him
call on passing tina, way.
A, night, the spacious Saloon of the Ho.
tel was brilliantly lighted and filed to over.
flowing Music was there, fairy feet beat
time; " faultless forms with grace envelop-
ed" moved to and fro in delightful harmo-
ny-and thus passed The night, the only in
terruption being short recess merely for
The FAIR HOSTESS TO demonstrate to her
guests, that the store of good things had
not been exhausted by the sumptuous treat
the worthy host had favored his with.
U The Washington correspondent of
the Ne,O York Herald, of the 18th inst,
says: at seems pretty generally believed
here, that Gen. Taylor is 10 be the next
President. Perhaps all the Democrats
will not admit it in terms-but their long
faces, and The broad grin that betokens q
Wing. are pretty good evidences. Some
of the Democrats in going TO and from the
public offices, take the back street tracks,
while The Wings swarm the avenues in
crowds, like flies in summer. BY the by,
there have within day or two past, been
discovered many more Taylorites than it
was supposed, in and about the public of.
6cesF'
Extract from private letter TO the editors,
dated,
TRENTON, Grundy CO., Missouri, }
October %, 1913. {
Old Zack will get the vote
Of Grundy n Our county is improving
some good settlers constantly coming, and we
expect quite an addition next season. The Pc
culiar advantages Of the Grand River Country,
for stock raising, are becoming appreciated, and
capitalists who wish 10 embark in that business.
can here have fine opportunity for investing
their capital,
Our town boys have been chasing runaway
negro man, ever since yesterday noon. The me-
gro was mounted on sorrel horse, and on cross
ing at the ferry asked some negroes the way to
Iowa. He told them he was from Ray county or
Jackson. The negroes "blew" on him. and he
soped from his horse and took it a foot; was seen
this morning, shot dog, and mizzled. No one
now hunting him, and suppose culfee will land
in Iowa soon.
Don't spare the locos give them "more
oropatp IWopt lIJo anv,b;,o oIo.i'p III