The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-09-18
Ora ND CONCERT.
TO be given by the Ladies' OF tho Pres.
byterian Society.
AT THR CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
TUESDAY EVE, SEP. 33d.

byterlan bOclety.
AT THH CONGRA0ATIONALC CHURCH.
TUESDAY EVE, SEP. a3d.
It gives 10 pleasure to announce to the
lovers Of good music, and to al who Up.
preciats our homo talent-of which
va may wsll be proud-that through tho
influence, and at the request Of some Of
our musical friends, Mrs. EdwinA Dean
Lowe, OF st. Louis, who 10 Waiting friends
in this city, has consented to sing mum.
Der Of selections from the best composers,
At the concert to b given BY The ladies Of
tho Prssbytsrian society, for the benefit Of
their Church. on Tuesday evening next,
At the Congregational Church.
Ars. Lowe 10 one Of Sc. Louis best
singers, and has won IA snviabls rsputa-
ton, and has received the highest scouiuua
from the press Of that city and other pla.
ees. whore she has appeared before l.rs,
and fashionable audiences, both public and
private.
We hope to sec full house, and believe
oil who attend will be richly repaid. The
following programme comprises The even
ing's entertainments:
PROGRAMME.
! ''Sans Souoi." by Mrs. G.
II. Alsop and Miss Ida Wilson.
/
Song, by Mr.. Alsop.
"Last Rose Of Summer. "-Instruments).
by Mrs. G. II. Alsop.
"Whst Shall Say !"-song, Mrs. H. U.
Burbank.
''Whips and Sleighbells. instrumental.
by Miss Ida Wilson.
"Cavstins from Attills."-Mrs. Edwins
Dean Lowe.
"--" instrumental, by Miss Ines
Moore.
~ Wandered in Dreams" Duet, BY Mrs..
Edwlna Dean Lowe and Mrs. Burbank.
FART SECOND.
"Lucia do Lammermoor."-I Instrumental,
by Mrs. G. H. Alsop and Miss Ida vii.
son.
Kit Flsnsgan's Fairy."-Song, BY Mr..
e. h. Alsop.
"Daughter Of tho Regiment. "-Instrumen-
tai, BY Miss Ida Wilson.
''Ths Beating Of Ny Own Hsart."-song,
Mrs. Edwina Dean Lowe.
I'll Trovstors. "-1nstrumental, Miss Ida
Wilson and Miss Jennie Mitchell.
''The Lover and tho Bird" -Hsue, Mrs. Il.
G. Burbank.
Instrumental Duet. by MISS Dinpls Lowe
and Miss Inez Moore.
''Last Rose Of Sum ."-6suR, by Mr..
Edwins Dean Lowe.
Concert to commence ato o'clock. Tiek-
sts SO cents.
P1RsoNAL.-Ths editor went to Sank
Centre on Tuesday to report tho doings 1t
tho County Fair for TN JOURNAL. Some
matters left over this week Will receive due
attention next week.
Mr.. J. F. Bradford, Of Young & Brad
ford, arrived on Friday, and proceeded to
get things in general ready for Saturdays
opening.
On Tuesday Mrs. E. G. Smith, Mrs. ?.
E. Gregory and Miss Minnie Tolman start
ed on = trip to the East,
Chss. Benson of the Morrison House,
Clearwater, was in town yesterday.
Geo. h. Spencer, Of St. Paul came up on
the Tuesday evening train.
W ". Billson, Esq, Of Duluth was In
the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. s. B. Pinney, of Becker county; was
in the city this week. He says the great
est satisfaction is felt along the line Of
the N. P. P. P. by over denomination Of
Judge MoKelvy-that, in fact, the feeling
was unanimous for him,
Mr.. Harry WaIkenshaw, Of Fergus F.lls,
is in the city. He has no new pelican
story to relate.
Mr.. L. Ebert has concluded TO remain
In st. Cloud, and 10 now in charge Of tho
telegraph ONCE 1t tho depot. He IL =
frst-class operator.
Mr.. VIM. Rust has decided to go to
Savannah, Georgia. We venture to pre-
dict that he will not be long gone.
On Friday We had jolly call from Mr..
NJ. c, Russell, Of the Brsinerd Tribune,
whose voice will resound through the hall
Of tho House of Representatives next win
ter, and J. D. Weed, Esq Attorney at Law
ct Sank Rapids.
FIRE AT Sank CENTRn-On Saknrdav