Copiah signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1888-1899, 1889-08-08

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u DaRdcs.'
TIL. vas altogether one u The asosl
dslightful entertainments u the ex-
eursiom. storm Lake " . dohghtfal
summer resort and an excellent place
Cor our people 10 spend the warm
weather.
saorx err.
y the commercial metropolis ~ The
NaaihA ct n has q popalnliaa ~
t5 $50. uat In less than ten wears u
will have leo 90. There are twelve
lines II railroads running iaso the ciiy
and the Illinois CenlFal u the fnsorite
The city j. growing rapidly There
are hne business blocks. elegant resi-.
dences. street railways. cable ears
electric lights, water works, packing
houses aud all that constitute a city
aud Rew enterprises are spFinging up
every day. We had a complimentary
breakfast al the GarTeison aud afaer-
wards were driven over the ctr In
carfigages. In the evening tie man
agemenl u the motor line gave a. q
riale out TO the park, 9 miles distant i,
on the Sioux river, where the eyenin {
was delightfully."- spent. A visit was
made 10 the ''CouReil Tree, where
Tor thousands of years the sioux tribe
~ Indians held their council. ~ var +,
aud where the treaty was signed
which ccAed ali that part 81 the country
10 the URited States Boat rides
bathing. ac, were promiment part ~
the pastime. 40 to'elock an elegant
lunch Was served BY the boal club
where wit, wiae and eiogusars nsw-
II freely. To Mr. katbreas, u fhe
Times. we desire 10 reImn spr4ai
'haHks fer bis atteasion. we Hext
reached
tHERoKTT,
a delightful aud hospitable town, mo-
tel a. beiRg the home ~ L X Dixoa,
Divislon Superintendent "a the mi
NOT. Central After q good night's
rest, q hne breakfast was partaken 81 i,
rendered by the citizens, large nun.
her II wkosR at witn az. This CON
pieted. = delightful carriage ride was
takes, aud the cool, brsciag air was
quite refreshing. Cherokee u a no
ted health 'esoFi, having magnetic
wells, aud a saRliarium. Passing out
81 Iowa We entered Dakota aud soon
reshed
SIoUK FALLs,
the metropolis ~ that State. A hand
some city is, with ds pretty resl
deHees aud hne busines. houses, a
large namber ~ which are built 81
native stone ai.d marble. We werr
met AZ the depot by two band u ma.
sic and Escorted 10 the magnificent
Cataract House Cor a complimentary
dinner. liz the eveSing a ride was
taken out 20 the park, where acre
seen buffalOcs In their native elcaent
Returning, q reception was held az
the Commercial club room; also q re-
union ~ the Federal aud Coafe,leraie
soldiers Tie latter was especially
pleasant Tia. Illinois Central IL the
popular line here. and Capt Merry !.
held 10 high esteem by the people
just before the train pulled out. Col
Power aud Mr. Dodis were called 10
the platform and babe the people
good byr Ia q brief talk, then the band
played Dixie and Yankee Doodle and
Ne moved OF 1hi. was the end 81
the trip GA the Illinois central aud We
Began the return, reaching
SHELDON.
about shutdown A large uuRi l~r ~
people had gathered AZ tie depot aud
a. We rulled w. there vas quite a dem
0nStrailan. llandshakes were inda.g-
81 ib, nawrr. presented % thc ladies 4.
cigars o. the gentlemen aud htils
.arks ~ Sour with ''rptap unruis ~
tie DAt Qutll Drl srr.. trom ~
PaIrit par,n Roller Mill Tlirr.
va. "a .lflut 4lr,ru. Dpiiursf ~ rwsiiu
sir~m. and we'll i-hes Tor ihr Yanng
Wc-tftn rtv aHi "a. clever prupl, a,
we started On
AfirT pacing I 10 r,sksc. Capt in.
Merry aHd Murrtv took LpFlah lrlyc
~ che party l,ss.,laiions - thsak.
3" tlistn ani thr lllinuls Ccntral acre
adapted. and Capt. Merry rr.pBn .lc {
frelinglv aui eluqueutlv. The younz
lHdies net Gully gave Capt. MerY a
c"rdisi hand shake, bat each gave
him parting kis,.
IT PAUL.
While AZ the nrcrpiinn ~ Dahn-
que, We ucei,r,l an invitation from
MAYER John "a Eagan General
Manage aud Mayor w H. Basea
bark, Ut The Chicago, ~. Paul and
Kansas City II. a., to visit "A. Pail
aud MINI, aiislia, which was, Of
coursr, accepted
From Cherokee Ne ran back on
the l. q To- Cedar Falls where We
were transferred la the track III the
q. 81. =. a X. q. X. II. When we
awoke ia the morning We found
ourselves In charge Of Mr.. w. y.
Capen, OF tue passenger depart
meat, Who al once impressed him
Self upon the eniiIs party as q per
feet gentlemen. lie was courteous
and pleasant aud won. the gosl e.
teen Of all A DINING ear was
attached. and while gdng forty
miles an hour, we paTtook of an
excellent complimentary breakfast.
Arriving At ~. Paul, We met Mr.
Chas Manship, formely of Jackson,
AMI Mr. falrehild, iormely 81 Bran
don, Who hal arranged for . car
rage ride over the city. Havlag
seen all that was to be seen, 40
invitation from Mr.. y. J. Whitney,
q. II. Agt, Of the NJ. Paul Min :
neapolis a Manitoba n r., vas
accepted. and we run out 10 Lake
Minnet0rka 20 spend the night
Next morning until ~ o'clock was
spent Ia boat riding on the beaasi-
Col lakes, and then retarned TO
Minneapolis. While there We ran
out on q motor line 10 MInnehaha
Fails. noted In song and story. Tbs
stay was BRET, bot long enough b
secure memeatoes 81 our visit. Al
7 O'Clock we returned 10 81. Pail,
again placed ourselves under Mr.
Tar en's care, and III o'clock Sat
utday reached Chicago. Remsised
there until = that night, and nc 33a
Monday morning reached home
without q mishap.