The National tribune., 1888-11-29


Killam. Some Of the girls were bndioided and
led up 10 the crooks. The one dipping her fingers
Into the soapy water would marry widower; INTO
the clear water bacheor,and into the empty crock
would die an old maid. Eva Pryor, Dora Tones
burg, Eva Crate, Lorena Atkinson, Clyue Ciyman
and Annie j. Marsh dipped into the sOapy water
Annie Walter, Bessie Race and Aria Giazler into
the clear water, and Maggie Hover, Lulu Button
and Maggie McCung into the empty crock.
Annie Walters ate an apple before look iiEglass'
and who should she see over her shoulder Dni ".
J.. Gilmore. Frances wilson found Il. Van Wrinkle
holding the end Of her clew of yarn, Nuts named
alter Luelia Cone and Cyrus Wick. Ora Anna iAost
and " Pat Riot Ella McNamar and Dempster
Tower. aud others, were roasting on the hearth
Just wheuI was trying TO see how they would turn
ont, my sister called me aud woke me from my
pleasant dream 10 the realization that was enter
ing into another year of busy lifc.-Nea d. Hamp-
ton, hit. Victory, ..
INVALID CHAIR FUND.
FRIENDS OF THE c. c.: The following list of names
are of those subscribing for little Grace Owens loi
Homer, y. " invalid wheelchair since last re-
Matte K. Luke. wheatfeld. Mich, 10 cts; Dan
T. Edwards Rawlins, Wyo., 10 cts; Ruth n Clark
Iterrck, Neb 20 cts; Lizzie T. GATES, flHCe'9il'
Mimi, 81: W II. Tiff Jewett City, Conn, 81;
Quincy J. Drake, Brighton, n. y, 81 Eugene ana
Edwin Wallace Lisbon Center, \. l., lO els eachi
Mrs. John J. Ryder. BGzzard Bay. Mass, 81 Grace
and Emma Smith. Hur}burt Ind, 10 cts; Charles
b. and Mrs VIM. W. Nelie, Amos l.. Curdy, Oscar
Person. EaSton. n y. y cts. each; Frank smith,
HamlintoR, Pa, p cts; Emma swarm, Metmore,
Kan, TO CTS; J. A. Cornell New philadelphia, o. %
els; Jessie johnson, Rrooffeld, Mo, . cts; Mrs w
HIGGINS South Gleus Falls, Y. Y, 10 cts; ALA V.
Frazer 50 cts; Flora and Ollie Leisure, Mt
Pleasant, O., = cts. each; Mamie Burke, Rose
Bank Staten Isiaud. y. Y. 10 cts; Mrs. j. ii.
Jones and John II. Coon both nvalids) Parker,
Ind 10 cts. each; Elmer Ellsworth, Danvilie, ILL.,,
= cts; Mrs. Adde b. Roberts and Mrs. Clarence
Hawey. Ottawa, H., 10 cts. each; Clara Cooper,
Atuca. O., 10 cts; Carrie Freeman. Alnsworth,
Ncb., 50 cts; mrs. Rachel and Mss Mary Dean, %
cts. each; Martha, Sarah Laura, Earnest, Gar
field, Winnie and Arthur ID. Dean, Litchheld,
Mich. 10 cts each. john Dean, of Litchield, VIII
q
chased Of him; otherwise he viii give 81 toward
H. Total up TO date. S2l.@5
Dear G. C. brothers and sisters: The Invalid
chair fund is growing very fast for we have little
/ over half the amount wish TO collect for little
Grace's chair and if there IS more subscribed for
IL than need. will turn il over TO other in
valid-chair funds that have been spoken of in THE
NATIONAL Tribune. We wish to send Grace's
cianr 10 her for Christmas present, and with your
kind assistance we shall do so. Please give us
helping hand. All those subscribing for little
Grace's chair fund, and have not RENTED, will
please remit as soon as possible 10 Annie l.. Marsh
Williams, Box II, Saugus, Mass.
Please do not send postage stamps, as Annie can
not use them. Thanking our friends for their Kind
assistance, we are, very respectfully, youTs-he(hl
/ Piympton. West Decatur, Pa; Treas, Annie L.
I Marsh Williams. Saugus Mass; See, w. ii. Muudy
/ Cripple Harry, BuFlingame, Kan.
CLUB WHISPERS.
Which is farther away from New York. Europe
\ or South America? VIII some one inform me at
! once as Ruth and cannot gree ?-Bertie hillam
! 81 Marion street. Cleveland, o.
TRIBUNE, a correspondent writes that Kate krisc-
/ Ter. former frequent contributor on the 9th
day OF July, 1887, married TO Lieut.. II. H. Collins
| TO- L, STA AlcH Cav, OF Capac Mich, ana now
resides IN Brighton. Mich, where her husband
owns and taxes turns al the mill, aud grinds out
the golden grain
George scott: If a ball were dropped into hole
bored through the center of the earth it would roll
directly TO the of the EARTH center of gray
ty, ami remain theTe.-Iulu NJ Black Pawlet, VT
Lewis Saudel Donovan. H.. Maggie Fisher and
Nettie 81. Shjpton, DIN, Iowa, aud Samuel A.
Rhoades, Trenton. Pa, concur IN this view,
Congratulations To Anna Marsh " Williams: Alma
Hooper. Hooper, W. T.; Ada L. Combs, Schroon
! Lake \. Y; Linnie Young, Athens III.
Lorena Adamson's c. &. Circulating Library is
/ further indorsed BIZ Maggie L. Hoover, Box g.
Msdalin. n Y; =. Z. Hallenbough, Box PIG, Shell
by, o. favorite poets, Roe, Scott, Byron and Long
fellow; J. Leonard Cole Rochester. Pa, will con
tribute BOOKS; Mrs $ A. Blaisdell, Oakdale Fla
Minnie Bow lsby, Winicrset. Iowa; Bell II. Hotham
Edmund street, Pittsburg Pa, teacher, who
agrees with G. /. Gilmore and Annie n Andrews
novel reading.
Winnie Bowlsby suggests that all books sent out
by the G. G. Library be finally returned TO the
owner. We presume this was intended.
How is il tliat the c. c. boys do not write more
for the dear old TRIBUNE? think the girls are
moro patriotic. What say Eva 7. Pryor. Media and
others? for one sympathize with Lenora A. Nc
Galley aud others Of the family in the death of
their beloved brother Harry. Like Nina Baou
greTt Improvement IL the Conversation
! Club. Would like TO know what Alice BuTnham
means by darned lace patterns. W. L. Ray TO
know I've not received his autograph Would ex-
4 change photos with Media PymptOn and John
Jsames.-Mamie T. Conklin, Farmingdaie. r. /.
/ Prizes Awarded: E. B&Ealsberry, Gustav o., to
Frank Mccoy, Speelman Pa, & book: photographs
TO Others soon. Ruth 4. Kilam, 81 Marion street
Cleveland, O., 10 d. E. Holienbaugh, for best pho
togrAph.
McCalley, Ella Phelan aud other G. Cs. who are
In bereaYeunent.-AIag l. Hover Box B. Aiadalin
/ y. Y. To Florence Adams and others Fonda Ga
/ bic. Byesville. o. To Elm Phelau and Lorena Nc
/ CalleY.-Ada Z. Coombs Schroon Lake n Y. To
1 9. l. Drake and Florence Adams.-Linnie Young,
Athens Ill. To Florence Adams-BIamie c. Burke
Rosebanl5, n. Y, would remind Florence that the
Lord ioveth whom he chasteneth. To Ella Pie-
/ lan.-3Innie G. Bowlsey, Winterset, Iowa To Ella
j Phelan.-Lydia Il. Day. To Ella Phelan and Leora
McCaIley and Florence Adams.-Lizzie Morton.
With ali the beTeayed ones Of the G. G. band-Beu
/ II. Holman, Edmund ST.. PtlsbuTg, Pa.
/ have changed my residence and have obtained
| Postofice cleTllship here, and am well satisfied,
! even though leave friends and parents. Though
have but little time to visit points of interest
have been up Williams Canyon to the Iron Springs;
to tic Garden of the Gods aud around TO several
| interesting places. VIII tell the c. C. OF them if
I they wish, although my time Is greatly occupied.
A Pos0iice clerk here has but little time 10 call
I hs own ana Sunday Is his busiest day. / drink
OF the waters Of the springs every day and find
I tkem excellent. A stEcaIn the Fountain runs Just
/ back Of the Office and back of il is a tremendous
1 hill.-G. III. Edmondson. Aaniiou SPRING. Colo
Let me tell you Of mountain walk. Starting
from home we proceeded for about One-half mile
north, when we began to ascend hill; YOU may
be sure were tired enough before we reached
the summit hut the scene repaid us for trouble.
! Looking 10 the south in the distance the
capped Spanish Peaks. while the south OF
east that grand old sentinel, Pixies Peak
seeming be not more ihaa five miles off but in
reality more tlIan 90 To the north lay Mollst
Cheops. or Crystal Peak. looking Ikea huge pyra-
mid Of stones; to the west. the Park range, that
shuts out South Psrk from view. The sun was
sinking slowly behind the range when we returned
home.-Sarah Rose, Florissant, Colo.
DEAR C. G. FRIENDs: was very much affected
by Lcora Mctaley' letter describing the death o
her brother Harry, aud observing the strong bond
| OF sympathy between all c. c. members know
that you viii all be sorry to hear OF the death o.
1 another Of members Miss Reta Richmond o.
/ JohnsloWn, q short time ago. She WAS only Il
| years old. and very sweet girl. Her death
| was very sudden, although her health had beer
falling for time past. Is il not sad 10 think
the suffering which ) daily and hourly endured il
/ this world OF ours2 Lilo and death walk side by
| side giving and taking, and we have no power Il
! stop their travel. But we have power to do naucI
words of kindness and still better, deeds that ar
the fruit Of kind heart.-C. A Freeman, Aims
worth, Neb.
would like 10 express my appreciation of the ar
tic!e on - What and How to Read" No more vain
able suggestions could be given this subject ac
cordin.s nay ideas. too have large coliccto,
OF quotations. Ny favOrites from SHAKESPEARE
whose life was more crowded with ideas pas
sioHs volisi0ns and events than any potentate TIA
world has ever SEEN" These four lines from Titu
AndrOnicus think most impressive:
We ignorant Of ourselves,
Beg often own harms. which the wise power
Deny : Tor good; ind we profit
/ BY losing of our prayers"
1 Grace Gardner, 1870 Penn ST., Frankford lows
Z TO EXCHANGE-WANTED.