Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1886-02-26

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yd1he entertainmcslt--egixaa by the
Department1ofv thei-R daa E
sbHool last SatpxdaYax ttft es,Aessanxadis.
bT4uing, Was ;&ettnasaN ari sn duess ,dand b
Believing of ths ls BhH s SB "a Z,
Which it Haceivedu The prasramlofs.
the evening openele5wieh sa1ssohg;5'
ffirNtMoonlilsglhat, u sa1nas by, AZ oqlessfs
'of young ladies'. After1iti.is i4*sa(oek AZ
Court" was preseHtadE, r. %ie NTH # IL 3,
ths exception ofapp spiistake, Nhapartss
#sfe we'll renderseht oand sfuFnibkeaiH,
AfHq7nsi alle yia 9aEtheaeaeA
>enee. Willie Kasicot was Hna ;dlbnfasd9
:ladge, Edd5s 1m7aaH|}%4l the B1tf8| Ssakats3,
'stprney, Grant, Eeanap Ianda MarHli,
1attle the counci'ae forsd defendant! Il
So wing this xes the trio, 5HtDistant,
Chimes, "fby farths best snasicat :,fsaso
:*sfe of the evenifg,,l 4 Fl fhy rendition! :
LOT this piece The EaSpg ladaiies sho VsdE
:!ehe careful 'traihang,hgivoh staicm:!by
N lss Kingsley whoaecempsnisd them
gram. Of fo5dEf1l 5sSs!, aas then sived
in which the leading part that of the
Gypsy Queen, was we'll ssiustained by
Miss 'Florence ~Reeyytees.1 In tbb5s' s. por-:
tfayal III the eharssctee1r of Mrs. Tesndpie;;:
Miss Maud Reeves dispMSysssaa q fexttrraa til:
ordlhatydranitic talent. Little Ltish
Tanner;y played tue EpArl< of''''Lost
'Gharlis, 'tinE'ths eutest possible anasn!
mer@ i'rTbs II 2stageo setting of the
Gypsy Camp scene, was very good.
Thcehtertsinment concluded witl1jthe:
'Patrietie, dielegpeo This q Contest Of
NatloQpps." given by the: eight. young
-l&ei fes, in. afpRroplEiatel costumes apd
national eImbb1leema. F. Ratters' QrcheaEa
t e 81 furnished during the ,eyen- :.
3 4 ss;,. The net rrosee 2 g we're forty
dollars, which win form q good sized
n@st eeg for re organ FIND. - -. -. ~ :: -
h. T.: There vas: ~ fair: attendance at; the
''ectare of Rev. j. B. Drew on Wednes7
day ey,|ep1ifng, Notwithstanding the very
unfAy9rrable, weather., apd all present
were Wen pleased, The lecturer used
chart, which showed, the relative
sizes Of the Sun and tie planets j (
He save distanceas| Il In round .nr,u5imbefs:
The Sun, as the rtaighty; center Of our llf'
planetary system wats5 shown to be the
great source of life and motion; every
fSina wbichbIows being set III III motion
by the heat of the SUM- The speaker
showed that the Tides fef :th5s Ocean
! have the ir origin in the combined force
of the Sun and Moon: He illustrated
Ethis topictby :sefys fortlbae relation.
lof hia own expert ehc;ee: . on the coast 81
f Maine S|1 when . boy,+! H. H. and Sp 5i,,
ouo ] pan C!! were battling: at low tide
and suddenly hecame;aware that their
: clothes left:on the beach :Irad 4loated
away. "Ihe, theory that otherb1ahets
are like oars inhabited was fully! an n:
I.dorsea, and the hope. Expressed that
telescopes; viii soon give. Us a. better
I view and more perfect knowledg Of
these worlds. when we may be allie To
|'settle the question fully. The audiences
folly, !sya1pat Il Is With tie speaker in
Inns exq vi Wish g. to try Saturn as e.
residence in case Of any necessity for
change. The lecture. was full of. in
j.! straction and held the. close ate attention
of the audience to the end. MI. Drew
! is wen vel known: and always appreciated