The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-01-08
&. 4. II. INSTALLATION

ans, assembled in Masonic Hall to in
stall their respective officers, elected
for the ensuing year. A goodly NUM-
Der Of friends of these organizations
We're present. The first in order was
Of course the main organization, Stod
dard Post No, 81, G. 4. Il.
At 1880 prompt the drum corps beat
the assembly and the officers of the or
ganlzatjOn marched into the hall,
where they were received with proper
honors. The installation services were
conducted by Il. II. Miller, the Junior
vice Department Commander, who is
all active, Jealous member Of the Post
ami the Older. The following officers
were installed:
T. NJ. I.ange, Commander,
}. Il. Town, Senior Vice Com.
Z. L. Shepard, Junior Vice Com.
Il. u. Barber, Surgeon,
A 5. lIusselton, Chaplain,
II. B. Plots. Adjutant,
j. +. HumiSton, Quarter master,
Frank Glasgow. Officer If the Day,
E &. Oliver, Officer Of the Guard,
II. +. Hovey, Sergeant Major,
&. Il. Pope, Or. Mr.. Sergeant.
The installation services of the G..
A. Il. are very impressive, and all felt
highly interested III the proceedings.
After StOddaed Post were through
with their exercises, they vacated their
seats and the WOmen's Relief CorEs,
auxiliary to Stoddard Post, marched III.
Under directions and on request
from the Department President, Com
mander l.ange acted as Installing otf-
Ger. The following ladies assumed du.
ties and honors for the ensuing year:
Mrs. u. W. Carlick, President,
Mrs. Eloise Drant, ST.. Vice Pres,
Mrs. Kate Plotts, il. - -
Miss Hattie Smith, Secretary,
Miss Mary Mills, Treasurer,
Mrs. Jesse Lilnbert, Conductor,
Miss Mary Mcdowell, Guard,
Mrs. Harriet y. Smith, Chaplain.
Next in succession came the Sons Of
Veterans. The camp here is named
after the old war governor, Stephen
Miller Camp, and is fifth in the State.
By request Of the Division Command
er, Van Cleve, Commander Lange in
stalled IL. ". Lewis as Captain, Thorn.
as Miller rs 1st Lieutenant and Thorn
as Husselton rs End Lieutenant.
Immediately after the Installation
Of these officers, Mr.. George W. Penni-
man, the Chief Mastering Officer of
the order of Sons Of Veterans, made a
pleasant address setting forth the aims
and objects of the order After Il few
speeches from members of the Post
and Relief Corps, the meeting closed
about 10 O'Clock.
At all seasons OF the year people are
liable to contract cllills and fever, and
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J. Rhodes, Il prominent citizen If Safe
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The blizzard Of last week did not
hold out long enough to blockade the
roads to any extent. Trains got in on
the st. Paul Il Omaha Wednesday
night. Thursday afternoon train was
delayed to 9p. III. and Fridays got III
at ) p. N. Since then no delays. The
Burlington got Il snow plow through
Saturday and il train in Saturday night.
This is put Oh record as the first batch
of delays for the winter.
Some say Consumption cant he
cured" Ayers Cherry Pectoral, as
proved by forty years. experience, will
cure this disease when not already adj
vanced beyond the reach of medical
aid. Even then its use affords very
great relief, and insures refreshing
sleep.
The Board OF County commissioners
have been in session since Tuesday and
will probably finish to-day.
They appointed A. Campbell, Of
Adrian, Superintendent of Schools,
and ). u. Bedford agent for sale Of
school books at Rushmole. -Four IL
censes to sell liquor at Ellsworth were
granted. The printing Of the Delin-
quent Tax List was awarded to the
ADVANCE. Full proceedings next
week.
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