Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1888-04-26
An effort is being made to or.

An effort is being made to or
ganize 8 camp of Sons of Veteran
in Webster. All interested are re
quested to call on G. L. Chapman
who has the necessary blanks. TIL
expense will be trivial and it will b
of great benefit to the young men
Sons Of veterans are requested T.
bring their fathers discharge paper
and any other proofs of service the
may have. Come early, as it
DESTROYS to perfect the organization
before Decoration Day.
The Day County Sunday Schoo
Convention has adjourned from
Tuesday the Gath, to Saturday eve
ming next, at the Congregations
| Church, and Sunday afternoon ant
evening at the N. E. Church. Al
VINO are interested in Sunday schoo
work are earnestly requested to at
tend this convention. The follow
ing program will be given:
SATURDAY EVENING.
7:30-Prayer service.
8:00-How to reach and teach young
people. W. G. Dickinson.
8:30-Normsl lesson. d. P. Ward.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
3:00-The teacher and the word.
0. Fl. Sproul.
3:3O-Children. meeting.
4:00-Adjourn.
SUNDAY EVENING.
7:30-Praiss service.
8:00-Our purpose and aim. Revs.
Sproul and Dickinson.
8:300-Dakota S. S. Association.
d. p. Ward.
9:00-Adjourn.
JOHN NORTON, Pres.
A. E. BARRIER, Sec.
"A little son received welcome
at E. Huntington's ON April 21st.
The beginning of G future man,
form to be built upon, q character
to be moulded, q soul to be guided
and inspired. What q blessed res
possibility developes upon loving
parents, and how fortunate the babe
born into a pleasant comfortable
home, as this instance. When
parents are nearing the meridian of
life, little child comes like cons
;ant CLEAN of sunshine, to brig hten
heir declining years, to aid their
;ottering steps of age, as only a
.ender dutiful child can do. May
his young lad fulfil for his parents,
he best promises of noble man.
hood.
The parents of Mr.. Joe Lee
departed for their old home in Ind
ana last Saturday evening. They
accompanied Mr.. Lee to California
Turing the last winter, and returned
With his family to Webster, intend
ng to take up q permanent resi-
lence here with THEN son, but the
I'D home where they had passed SO
many useful years together, appeal
ID to their hearts so persistently to |
eturn to its familiar shelter for the
emainder Of their days, that they |
could not content themselves any
where else, and so they have gone
'ack where every foot of land and
very tree and shrub is identified |
nth some memory of the past, where
very implement about the farm or
louise is connected with some effort |
If outlay, which they can trace
Jack to the need that demanded it. |
every article of furniture has a
Iuaint history of it's own, who have
ssociated their lives With these
amiliar objects.
Certainly, continued use and con-
act with material things does
.bsorb some what of our being and |
hus become part of ourselves. |
Did people cling to the home where
hey have toiled and suffered and |
'njoyed through many years, as
hey cling to each other, or to life,
or their thought, their muscle,
heir nerve, is interviewer in all the |
I'D home surroundings, and to leave
t, is to tear assunder relations
hat Nave become vital lasting, and
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