The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-08-03

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Prairie, W. W. Goundry, Of Santiago. an
Henry Brlnkman, of Rock vile, with man,
other honest yeomen, have been in tow
this week.
DR.. A. H. Carvillo has returned, an'
l may be found at his Office over Nixon
! store.
Police CouRr.-Ntr.
Ice CREAM SoolABLE.-An ice cream
sociable will be given by The ladies in tn
lecture room of the Presbyterian church to
morrow evening. All are invited.
PASTOR CALLED.-On Monday forenoon
meeting of the congregation of the Pres
bv terrain Chu"c Oh was held for the purpos
Of calling pastor. Rev. Lyon, of St. Paul
District Commissioner, acted Us Moderator
It was unanimously resolved to extend
call to Rev. E. V. Campbell, who, for tn
past seven years, has been performing tn
duties as ''stated help" His labors hav
been earnest and untiriug, winning for hin
the love and esteem not only Of the mem
bership, but of the congregation and tn
community. 1t l. believed that he will &C
cept the call.
RIFLE COMPANY On Monday evening
the members Of the St. Cloud Rifle Com
pany met at Fred. Schultz's Hall and or.
gained by choosingA. W. Bush, Chairman
and J. II. Edelbrock Secretary. The fol-
lowing officers were then elected.
Cartain-L. W. Collins.
First Lieutenant-H. W. Van Rensselaer,
Second Observation-Disclosures Lawson.
On motion, Capt. Collins and Lieut.
Lawson were, with the Chairman, appoint.
ed Committee on Uniform and Armory.
The following Committee on Credentials
and By. Laws was appointed
L. W. Collins, J. s. Mitchell and ]. H
Edelbrock.
The Company then adjourned to meet al
the same place on Saturday evening.
GTMNAsr1c CLUB. On Tuesday evening
meeting was held at Schultz's Hall for the
purpose Of organizing Gymnastio Club
W. H. Lamb was chosen Chairman, and r.
Smith Secretary. Tho Club than organized
permanently by the election Of the follow
ing officers:
President-Dr. A. E. Senkler.
Wee President-Prof. D. W. Sprague.
Secretary Richard Smith.
Tcasurer-Chas. Fillmore.
On motion, VIM. Richardson, DR.. Senk-
Ter, Ed. Tobey and J. H. Edelbrock we're
appointed q committee to select room and
to attend to tho general interests of the
Club.
J. H. Edelbrock and VIM. Richardson
were appointed to collect the Initiation fee
The club then adjourned to meet on Fri
day evening at schul'z's Hall.
ABoLD IMPosrBR.-In last weeks issue
we briefly noticed certain individual, cal
ling himself Rev. Whi'comb, and pretend
ing to be Methodist preacher from Kansas
City. On Friday afternoon he put in an
appearance here on his way to Sank Centre
having with him woman whom no calle /
his wife, but who was, in reality, another
mans wife. He sent for Rev. Satterlee
the local NJ. E minister. Mr.. s. confront.
ed him at once with The JOURNAL para
gaaph. but the Rev. W. asserted that he
twas no such man." His actions and con-
versation however, excited very strongly
Rev. satterlee's suspicious, and he request
ed references. Among other names given
was that Of Rev. Cobb, of St. Anthony. In
response to a letter from Mr.. Saterlee,
Rev. G. writes that Whitcomb is 80 deceiv-
er.' On Saturday U. s. Marshal Cleye-
land arrived from St. Paul and interviewed
the Rev. chap, giving him choice between
going to Saltwater or disgorging certain
ill., gotten gains. After brief consultation
with his "wife," the clerical hands were
slipped down one bootleg, and the neces-
sary funds brought forth. The couple took
that afternoons stage for Sank Centre, and
We commend them to the tender mercies OF
the people o + that burg. 1.-THE way of the
transgr essor is hard.'
RUNAwAYs On Friday afternoon O
reaping machine, belonging to Mr.. Cornell,