Industrial freedom. [volume] (Edison, Wash.) 1898-1???, 1899-06-03

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Bros. Gearhart and Lee have dehorned the
cattle.
Joel Wright and family are removed to La
Conner.
Hugh F. Mooney and family leave us for
Boise Idaho
w. Lieseze, San Francisco, sends us some
choice Rose cuttings.
Equality Cereal Coffee can't be beat. Trial
package by mail only l0c.
Bro. Ault has taken wagon load of toma-
to and cabbage plants to Edison.
We are indebted to the Free Society, San
Francisco, for copy of the Chicago Mar
tyrs.
Bro Lewis reports having set out some 400
fruit trees this spring-300 of them down on
the option.
Our California friends are informed that ].
NJ Moore, 30S-3l0 Davis St, San Francisco,
handles our Ce: cal Coffee.
r. Giles of Delphos Kas.. and A. j.
Long of Goldendale, Wash, are new duly
elected members.
Commonwealth, reform journal of great
merit ISL year. and Industrial Freedom go
cents both for 81 for short sine.
Mrs. Fannie Minor and family of Liberal,
Mo-, are with us. They are sight seeing
the Pacific coast and intend making the round
of the several colonies. They leave here for
Harmony.
We have entered into an agreement with
neighbor Stevens to put us his hay and apple
crop. 1t is expected that by this arrange
ment we will provide some 30 or 40 tons of
hay aud goody supply of apples.
President Pelton is our greatest utility
man, there is no emergency that he isn't
equal to. Bro. Davis, our baker, is away to
Seattle on some business and Ed. is filling
his place and doing what is difficult to do
filing it with satisfaction.
Comrade Geo. PETER of Paducah, KY, is
ence before in cooperation, having speat
about eight months in Ruskin. So far his
Judgment has been held in reserve. Should
we win his good opinion later on, we will feel
not a little encouraged.
To go to Edison by the road is round
about way. There is a short cut however
to follow the foot path across the fiat.
Heretofore this has been too wet to travel
over, but the department of public works
has just laid narrow board walk along for
about a quarter of mile and m ade great inn
provement.
We are about to close deal for the sale of
the timber on the Mckenzie tract. The con-
sderation is $780, $1,000 of which goes to the
colonJ and the remainder to Comrade Nc
Kenze 1t is the Judgment of those best in
formed that this money can be invested to
better advantage in the purchase of other
timber nearer home or otherwise.
DIR, J. S. Powers formerly of Denison,
Texas. who thinks so much of socialism and
civic progress that he has named three of
his children Victor Hugo. John Ruskin and
Enward Belamy respectively, and so much of
our plan of concentrating our forces in the
cess of socializing would be confined within
the boundaries OF some existing political sub
division Of our country and pushed practical
ly forward that he removed his family, num-
herring eleven souls here to increase the pop
ulation to that extent, is no longer a res
dent of Equality. The pleasant stay Of two
months in our midst terminated on the 22nd
inst, and the family has removed TO LaCon-
ner.
1t isn't at all necessary that we should un-
dertake TO introduce the doctor to the good
people of LaConner. He has the happy fac
ulty of announcing himself 1t may be that
having fought four years for this country he
feels at home In ali parts of il; but however
this may be, certain il il that his skill as a
physician and surgeon, the social qualities
which make him a kind neighbor and con-
genial companion and the virtues which