The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-09
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sCIsXnwA7sn, October TT, 1878.

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''''zs'' ClsXnwAzsn, October III, 1878.
ED17on JouHxAL-Mr. Parsons, Mas.
tor Of tho State Grange, WAS here and or
gsnissd a. Grange Of Patrons OF Husband
~ on Friday last; and ". T. Rigby was
elected Master ;aT.sC. Porter, overseer ; |
G. +. Warner, Chaplain Jas. Baxter, Leo
tarer ". J-Kifk, Gatekeepsf; q. Wins
low, Steward; D. Bosworth, Assistant |
Steward John oakes, Secretary, and Nj OIL
Rigby, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Bosworth and
Ms. B.1te1r4xell iii c,a thae%s .steroides.
bSii.vio' Those Il names ~ jauo, Pm. .,
vsSta lid 'CGfjs, and W dssds 10 76sil 9thsm
sssssadssy plsnsss,, sbds thss' 1odlda't q ..
Whs1I l4i1A more, will csltthsn by ,th(ir |
tssptr ikmss. bag .ao,isoI 'eoid4n7sos2 III
e,useo eco aw ,bes;ssb inio1
.imnoo 1Asxu!AI. scHseeK Hs41Nq,alo ca
Jass 0o1ssqNp ard y, ". W,b,tefs x "a to-
elected - members Of the Board Of Edu.
1854 's"ssiiS IL: 1hiGi s,adA i1,ooGDxo2274, N'"0
ope Il our oldest: settlers, died o. Thurs
day LIST. aged sbont 81 years. Mr.. Wood
wortt's h,,lth las been fast falling for
tn, list two or three years: Previous to
that time:: 10 Was busily engaged with his
saw Mill and furniture shop, But Of late
has not been able to attend to business at
all. Mr.: woodwork cams here among tn.
atst,. ana VA for years President Of the
TovxEna' Council Of Fremont City. Mrs.
Woodxortb,, for tho second time q widow,
liz the sincere sympathy Of all who know
u; III ot. large fsmily,i but three remain
e hopSi 6ye liz n41fffied .nd taie": re-
moved, snd four .re dead. An older broth.
or Of Mr.: WeeaE gsa from a.. Buffalo, n
.5.'eh.Rs been spending the autumn with the
-, +; int i Il. Methodist contsr.ne.
VIZ usYs niusanal; !. 1877 : }ft:~U
e5asss LstAlEgR. aAnv1s HERE. ="
for another year. II hope his strawberries
will greM that he planted last spripg.)
.ttTwo years in place" and then pull up
tptakes and form nex acquaintance and
s(6gasatively) hoe over . new fold, and
rlept, new ,,b.de q a strawberries lliter.lly)
&c., &c. TIA one perpetual stream" "A
short time ago the Mime Prairie folks
1ook7s motion !thsto Mr. Garv1n's family
could keep. their feet warm next winter to
sbetterHi1antaga II. theyehsd . new carpet;
90 they gathered their rags together, and
putin their ,qqarteers;; (aad madessn Of us
folks give quarter apiece) and
had nice warm 'eA4pstu xovenc and one
day'sbout q dozen or fifteen Of them invit-
I'd Themselves. t, dinner u his house, and
sending ~ Rsy. eentleu.a, 50 take care of
their horses, they got the dinner (Which
4. sy had btousht With them}, ready, ana
surprised The family. nieelyso, 1t wasn't
strictly kstAedst CARPET there wsre Ill
kinds Of stre.ks in it, and ! suspect that
Nj. Grseley (wbo is Bapta't) engineer
ed tho arrangement. Now thst's something
Ike! This idea Of being SO seotarisn that
: Baptist rag can't go into q Methodist
carpet s about played out, and people are
beginning to get it through their heads
that one religious sect is just IS good IS
another, if not better ; that Bishop: Whip
pie vouldn 7 hesitate to eat .. 6qiyersalist
watermelon, in season, or that: tEpis copal
school children can relish Presbyterian
candy, wAen they can getit. = r@r.'
.It,hss been four weeks since the death of
,s7:' :. NR. aANUEI LOCKE, .g Z ;.
aged 90 years: He Was the father Of Joseph
b. Locke, ofRair Haven, and came on
here some years ago to make his son and
family : visit lie was intending to re-
turn to Massachusetts this fall-hsd he
lived-to finish his days with his other
children. He was buried in Aoassia Gem
etery m Clearwater = 7'':'
Miss Harriet E.. Rankin teaches
>h''c: rat Primary DzrARtxla xfft7'e =
81 our school this fall term. There are
about one hundred and forty scholars in
this. Independently District. Some Of them
are excellent, in History, For. instance,
in answer to tho question :who
+ is Governor Of Mlnnssotai" An in
FAINT Of IA answered promptly, "Hor.oe
Greeleyi" The audible smile that followed
this (LiberaD response. shook tho house.
A boy was recit,ne IN Physical Geography
in regard to the velocity of waves, but that
word "velooity" slipped from his mind, SO
he: said: 1.-THE waves move forward With q
go-it C) Of twenty miles an hour" That
boy don't propose to- stand on the floor
hslran hour sucking his thumbs and tir,ng
every body out, .tsoause he; can't think Of =
word. tits supposed tho fail term will
close about the first of November. -
& :,':"1i] = - :: ~7 LoGos.
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saaEAT CHAscn.E FOR BARGAINS
As Jos. Edslbrroook will soon b, receiving
bio new stock Of fall and, winter goods, he
i: desiroas II closing out hi. present stock,
d far as possible, within the next two or
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