The Grange advance., 1874-10-28

A~vsAAS Ava oVeAo "ooHo poSt 8t Tue Te8l0e0Ce
Of Mr.. David Kelly i'm this city, are fitting
up a fine Office ove er Sargent & Roath's
dry goods store where they will be pre-
pared to do all kinds of dentistry )work.
Their success has made -th9s decLRe upon
establishing hexe a perma1k kp+ofice.
We are informt ID by Mr.. John Chan
dler who is here visiting his brother that
the festival at Pine Island for the benefit
of the Episcopal Church held last week was
very pleasant and successful affair. The
attendance was large, everybody happy and
the re:eipts SILL. That is better than
Red Wing can do on church festival.
We are informed that the Welch Grange
P. of H.. had a splendid time ut their pic
mic on Saturday. We knew this would be
the case, and we calculated to go and help
enjoy it, but were prevented. Brothers do
not count on the editor until you see him,
but always be prepared to see him for he
will always be on hand when it is posi-
BILE.
MIR. E. P. Lowater has 200 styles Of
wall paper, and over sixty new styles just
received. We took look at some of his
new patterns and they are certainly very
beautiful and when placed on the walls of
dwellings, will add much to the attractive
ness Of the rooms as we'll as to their
warmth and comfort. Mr.. Lowater is SELL
ing his paper very rapidly and those who
wish the best chance for making selections
should 60 at once. He of course has paper
of all the different qualities and prices as
we'll as Of all patterns.
-Mrs.R. G. Hall; for many years resi-
dent of Red Wing, dealing in Millinery and
Ladies' Furnishing Goods, has returned af-
ter two years. residence in Mortified and
established herself in her old line of busi-
ness in Webster's new building on Sd Street.
She has very neat store, and fine stock of
goods fresh from Eastern markets of the
latest styles and most recent patterns.
Her old friends will doubtless avail them
selves Of the 6}st opp portunity to call, and
they and ever} body else wishing anything
in the millinery line will be heartily well
coined.
Mr.. Abijah Roberts, for nine years q
resident Of Goodhue County, and one Of
the Oldest farmers in this State, started on
Thursday last for , visit among friends liv-
ing to the Eastward. He will go first to
Chicago to visit a nephew, then to Canada
West where sister resides, and thence to
jamestown, N. Y, where he and his wife,
who accompanies him on this visit, COM
menced life together nearly fifty years ago.
Mr.. Roberts is seventy-two years Of age,
and has been, farmer all his life, and we
know of no one who is more deserving of a
little rest ind recreation. We hope he and
his lady will have a pleasant time among
the friends Of their youth and safe home
Another colored gentlemen in trouble.
One Sam Johnson, child of the fifteenth
amendment, taking advantage Of the right
and privileges granted him by his illus
trious countrymen in Congress assembled,
went on spree one day last week with q
white woman named Josephine Ditcher.
The couple in the pursuit Of innocent en-
joyment furnished good deal of sport for
crowd Of boys who gathered about the m
in front of John Lyons barn. The bows
got too bold with their remarks, and the
pair getting enraged began heaving ston es,
at which juncture squad of policemen
stepped in and put Quietus to the affair.
johnson and Ditcher were lodged in Jail,
and Saturday morning lent the city eieht
dollars each.
"A general Synod of the Norwegian
Luthern Church is. being held in this city.
About sixty2lergybeh are in attendance.
4a's.z are taxing; about establishing within
short time, an academy in this or some
other desirable place. The first college
built will cost from SIS, 900 to $40, 600. We
were informed By one of the delega tes that
if our citizens would interest themselves in
the project, there was reasonable degree
Of certainty that the institution would be
located here. DR.. Sweeney and James
Lawther have made the Synod liberal prop
osi'ions with regard to building site. and
it is to be hoped: more Of our enterprising
will follow their example, for
the enterprise Isl lsurly deserving Of gener-
Gus support. The congregation of the
church here gave the Conference compli-
supper in Music Hall last Monday
evening. The occasion was most enjoya-