The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1876-08-30

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ing the bridal party to the altar. A.
ter the ceremony at the church, the
young couple had a reception at the res
idence Of the BRIDES parents, when they
received the congratulations of numer-
GUS friends. At 9:27 in the evening
they took the train for the East intend
ingto be absent some six or eight weeks.
RED WING INsr1rurE.-In another
column will be found an, advertisement
OF this Institute which opens on the Goth
Of September. The new management
of the school is a guaranter to those who
desire to patronize it, that it will be SO
conducted as to confer the greatest pos
q pie advantages upon the scholars at
tending it; and, as it is home estab.
lishment, the people of Red Wing and
Goodhue county ought to consider it
their duty to give it liberal support.
The course of study is equally compre-
hensive with that of distant and more
noted institutions, and the teachers fully
as capable and worthy.
On Monday afternoon row occurred
in the rooms occupied by Mrs. Hum
mel and family, in the basement Of u
building on Third street, next to Web.
ster & Lees livery stable, in which two
Of those engaged got pretty we'll punish
ed. 1t seems that young man was
visiting Miss Hummel, when two others
came into the room and behaved in q
disorderlY manner. The first visiter
ordered them to leave, and on their re-
fusing to do so, and becoming even more
outrageous in their misbehavior, he
went for them and succeeded in admin
istering to one we'll deserved chastise-
ment. The noise soon attracted
crowd, among which was the police,
and all the parties were arrested.
SPIRITUALITY EXPOSED is the theme
of Professor Cooke exhibition at Opera
Hall on this and tomorrow evenings,
and from what is said of his entertain
ments by the press and public in other
localities, We are led to infer that he
fully, fairly and satisfactorily exposes
the tricks Of spiritualistic mediums. He
is said to perform, equally we'll with the
mediums, all the mysterihus acts which
they claim to do with the assistance of
spirits. He unties himself, rings bells,
materializes the spirits, produces rap
pings, and does it all fairly and plainly,
with the aid of none oeher spirit than
his own. Those to whom the Mysteries
of Spiritism are incomprehensible will
do we'll to see the Professors perform
ance.
On last Sunday evening there was a
concert given at the Methodist Episco-
pal church of this city by the Sunday
School scholars and teachers Of that
congregation. A number of religious
and temperance songs were sung, and
the scholars repeated many texts Of
Scripture enjoining temperance. Among
other information elected was the an
nouncement that Samson's mother was
the first person who took temperance
pledge. The address was delivered by
Elder Cobb. Altogether the exercises
were highly interesting and the large
audience gathered on the occasion
seemed to be we'll pleased. A collec-
ton was taken up to finish paying for
the Sunday School singing books and
to make up deficiency in the expenses
of the picnic party.
On last Thursday evening the New
Orleans Minstrel Troupe gave an ex.
hibition at Opera Hall to a fair audi
ence. The entertainment was far a.
head of anything in this line that we
have listened to for several years, and,
while the fun was uproarious, there was
not the slightest approach to rudeness
or indelicacy. The singing was superb,
the jokes generally new and racy, the
dancing excellent and the acting first
rate. Indeed, the performance was
SO superior to what we have recently
been accustomed to in this line, that
We deem it due to this troupe and to
the public to say what we have about
it, and to commend it to our brethren