The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-15
Red Wing and Vicinity.

lake.
F. J. McIntire offers for sale some new
maple sugar.
Look out for them-the new counter
felt fifty cent notes
The steamer II ger lies in the bay in
deplorable condition.
Signing the temperance pledge is one
of the signs of the II ines.
Its rumor-the establishing Of a new
grange store in this city.
The spring term of the Collegiate In
stitute began this morning.
The Spring term Of the Parish School
began Monday at o o'clock, A. NJ
The celebrated Calendar Georgia Min
strels perform in Music Hall tonight.
The steamers Red Wing and North
western have been up to Reads Landing
already
Pare your corps and smile upon the
girls in anticipation of the coming Odd Eel
lows ball
The atmosphere around and about US
is filled with the 1nuf1ed mutterings Of ,%he
coming storm.
"A. B. Campbell, former owner Of the
Lake City Sherman House; was at the
National, Sunday.
Tuesday the 21st is to be set apart
by the temperance agitators as day Of
fasting and prayer,
The irresponsible Jim Shaw INDUCED
in one Of his periodical pugilistic struggles
last Thursday at even-tide.
Daily prayer meetings are held at the
Baptist Church at 8 o'clock P. NJ by the
earnest temperance workers.
Master O. D. Hutchinson has been
elected captain Of a militia company lately
organized at Hutchinson in this State.
Deacon H--says the climate of this
State is remarkably salubrious because we
have no sudden changes in temperature
like the Eastern States.
The destroyer is At work tearing down
the old buildings on the corner Of Main and
Bush streets preparatory to the construc-
ton Of the new hotel edifce
-NO hunger 10 IAAV JAu6A0 Va S0o 9A0A6o
bells heard on our streets but the rattle of
he lumber wagon at the midnight hour
lulls us to sleep with its charmed cadence.
Saturday forenoon the officers Of the
Juvenile temperance society were engaged
in distributing among the saloons and bust
ness houses, Mrs. Julia Nelson's Song of
the New Crusade.
The two elegant cakes displayed at
Mr.. schei's wedding reception at Music
Hall Friday evening, and which attracted
50 much favorable comment, were from
Eixby's City Bakery. y
Prof, Raymond, newly elected cons ia
BILE, assisted by Chas. Sheldon, gaxe con-
Ger, in Mortified last Wednesday evening
to a crowded house. On their way home
the duo also sang at Cannon Falls and
Vasa. ---~-~~---
Saturday afternoon foot ball ragged on
the business streets greatly terrifying tim
id pnssers-by. The rules lately published
in the Republican have been unanimously
adopted and will hereafter be rigidly ad-
hered to.
If YOU are married and wish to attend
a concerts, minstrel show or lecture, you
need buy but one ticket, because according
to a recent judicial decision a man and his
wife can enter an entertainment on q ticket
reading Admit One. -
Thomas Mast, the great artist, lectured
in Lake City last night on the subject Of
caricaturing. It is shameful fact that
our citizens were not enterprising enough
to secure the services Of Mr.. Mast for one
night in this city.
Read in another column an extract
from DR.. Hewitt's eminently practicable
and reliable address before the school
teachers on ventilation. 1t is to be hoped
that those who attended were probably
impressed by the discourse and will cease
to poison our children with bad air.
Those Of our readers having friends in
the old countries who desire to emigrate
will be pleased to know that prepaid emf
grant tickets from Sweden, Norway and
Denmark to Red Wing, on the Am. line
of Ocean Steamers to Philadelphia, from
thence to Red Wing By rail are sold At the
First National Bank for $54, children un-
der twelve, half price.
The following ladies have been. sp-
pointed ~ executive committee to e>rry
out and manage the womans' movement {:
Mathodist: Mr.. Williamaon anl~ HoAArt
Baptist: Mrs. Elwep and Cole. Pfee>y-