The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-01-04

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CI1AaxArll, Dec. 8lst, 1911
1pI1ol JovlnAI.As this il tho lAst
ehaaos r write sou this year, hasten =
ssiss ths opportunity, ard tho pom, q toll
you Whist wears and have been shout,
The paternity q ~ + ,:.And AZ. M. 80 their
last regular meeting in December, elected
their officers for the ensuing year, vis
P...D. +. Risby ". i.
Bro. @. b. Gibbs 8. ". rs. go 7ss
I. b. b. Morrison ]. ".
Rob SHAW Troee. III IS ~ 4
81. "a. Biek ford See. 81 Az
g 8. Philips 8. D. r. r. SIS s ~
g Geo. r. Fish ]. ID. M .5s
g @. h. Vor1o 4.
H...M...T hos. Tollineton Actuary Of 40
oAssia Cemetery.
FAM AND suPPs1.
The Ladies' Society held Fair q Wal
ksr's Hall ths Friday before Christmas and
= oyster supper a The svsning. for the
Parsonsss. Quito : sun 81 money vs.
realised On the occasion. There 10 now NO
doubt bat that smother year VIM 90 the
eonsummatisn Of the scheme.
On Christmas night there were a
CHRISTMAS TREEs
ct the Congregational church and also at
Kinks Hall, both Of which were loaded with
such fruit Is il usually 10 be found grow
ing on such vegetables, some Of which
(fruit) Was quite valuable. Everybody got
something off one or other Of the trees,
and it is reported one prominent deacon
gave present to every member Of his.
(cambellite) church.
ouR SCHOOLS
have st last begun, efter mach vexatious
delay on account Of oarelessness on the
part Of thessat makers. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bickford spend their whole time, both out
and il school hours; as in teaching On the
Normal system there is no little work in,
preparing the topics for each day work.
MORTALITY. u ;5s
There has been but one death in this
vicinity during the year. That was an
old Lady who removed here during the
year. This is On extraordinary occurrence
in community Of 500 souls. 5s3
| AND NATR1MoHY.
Daring the Same time cupid has mortal
" wounded some fourteen persons, who
Immediately took measures to possess them
solves Of the estate Of matrimony. Wheth-
or the aoceseion cured their wounds Or not,
it il impossible for your chronicler to Is
certain. Several others have also been
wounded By the little winged: god. most
prominent among whom il . bashful youth,
Of the tender ags Of forty, whose doubts
and fears were beyond comparison. But
having : good store Of friends. no got :
recommendations from one, q good character,
and from lawyer g. hs obtained certid-
eats Of amount oftaxablss properly, and
thus armed, h tremblingly sought The
adored pressnes. After getting somewhat
composed, hs invited his fair one to take 1
sleigh ride to St. Cloud. She accepted,
and - the joyful swain WAS about 70 leave
the father and brother Of his insmorat,
signi6ed their wish to 60 too, having bust
ness OF pleasure to look after. ct the sam,
place. Il would not look well to say nay
and he falterinsly acceded to their wish. "a
the appointed time the sleigh drove TO til,
door, tho patsrfas'ilias and his son tool
their ssats,-the girl lingered-ard dnsl),
concluded not % gol No doubt,our bash
ful friend enjoyed his ride.
.'VoYAoEH" e. bt$fs2 III
has been 30 long in Litchfeld, that he ha
forgotten how pleasant it 10 in Clearwater
and no insinuates that We have annoyances
Bnt We have no homo sickness anon,
them, which is unavoidable with thos
poor Litch6elders, in the winter, as the,
gaze over the vast snow plain they are /,
the middle Of. foor fsllowsl accept on
pity. 2 2si .5s s<zi 1.;S% LOGOs.