Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-03-04
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Childre0s Industrial SCAsd-
1DreviO,aly reported. Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
Tue boys are at the ditching again.
The health of the people is on the mend.
Leland Sanstrcm Is teaming it these days.
BRO. Glass is working with the carpenters.
The saw mill is cutting lumber to fare you
we'll
Bro Kilmer is helping Bro. Foy on the hot
house.
Tue viewers are ready to report on our new
road.
We have about 20 pupils in our graded
school.
Comrade John Paris is out again after quite
a sick spell.
Miss May Tunmore is officiating at the
ironing room.
case of the mumps.
Our blacksmish and wagon shop is doing
dead coolies of work.
Uncle Samuel does not carry our letters
free. This may be a hint.
The attic over the:printery is being fitted
mp for our bachelor comrades.
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Pentec work and the tonsorial art
Hro. Potts furnishes gus with the detailed
whether report We give this week.
Miss Edith Burgess has recovered from q
short illness and is again in her school room.
The sloop has gone again to whatcom after
freight. Gunnison 10 captain and Pelton first
nate.
Comrado Isaac Nosovitch has started out
On circuitous visit to the various c0Opera-
xfyc colonies hereabOuts.
Bro d. N. Foy has been elected superin-
tendent OF the department of public works
Aar1ng Bro. Hamman's absence.
Mr.. w. H. Kilmer and family of Illinois.
are here have rolled up their sleeves, gone
10 work and put up their application for MEM
bership.
We are indebted to Mrs. 8. S. Long of
Csoldendale. Wash, q veteran worker In So
oialism. for q fine lot of gooseberry cuttings.
Te say thanks is to draw it mild"
BRO. Hannah il suffering from cedar poi
son, and has gone down to the hatchery to
stay awhile and get we'll. We wish he would
hury-we need him in our business.
The hot house is expected to bring forth
vegetables at least a menth earlier than out
side gardening. We are preparing to sell
plants enough to pay for the glass used in the
roof. That means $50.
Comrade John Hachman, who, by the way
is now here with broad smile of satisfac-
ton on his face, has donated an excellent
hook, "Great Achievements of the Century
The library is that much better off.
We would like to correspond with good
live man or woman in every county in this
and adjscent states who will help put our ce-
ueai coffee on the market. good commits
sion will be paid. Those adapted to such
can make good living at it.
Bro. Barton is one of those all around men
you read about He is blacksmith. soap
maker and champion cereal coffee rooster.
His different kinds of work are so thorough
ly systematized, however, that you may cr-
der package of cereal coffee and need have
no fear that he will send you a pailiull OF soft
soap or keg of horseshoe nails.
In coming to Equality be sure to get off at
Belfast. At this time of year-at any rate
until we get our steamboat built-it is inn
possible to go to Whatcom for people and the
steam boat from Whateom 10 Edison has no
regular time to make the trip so unless you
observe the above caution the time of your
arrival at Equality is exceedingly problem
atical
The carpenters have started in to bnild
permanent shingle mill. The saw has been
stuck around in am old place so far until we
could get time 20 build right. IL is being
.lbuilt so that wagon loads of timber can be