The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-10-11

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he Country resident his dwelling against the
high buildings view.
1t certainly worth taking that long, journey
them At the end of the trip the they
also interesting in their foreign costumes They
inside quite comfortable they Their
funny to listen to- learned few words during
my stay o
Eighth Grade, Mildred Peterson,
Adams School. 1910 E Eighteenth Street
FRAGRANT LEMON GROVES.
my interesting trip three years when
I California. morning took
at Los Angeles, Passing through
groves foothills of Sierra
mountains Here transferred to the cable
which carried us up the great incline to height of
fairly started noticed that
people seemed anxious but thought it great fun At
the top of the incline transferred again to trolley car
by which go still higher We wound around
the mountain for five miles, finally reaching Alpine Tavern
near the summit. In a blazing
cheerful the top of snow-capped mountain six
thousand feet high Here had supper, and then
wished to take burro and to the top
my mother remembering heedessness, refused
pleasure I fun throwing stones and
hearing them go echoing down.
trip made after dark and the view of
with their twinkng lights looked like
the sky above. We stopped at the ECHO
visited observatory the Milky Way through the
third largest telescope in morning
below by SUNRISE We could plainly
the forty miles shot off cannon.
echoed around the mountain fourteen times About
noon
A Sixth William Alden,
Sidney School. 81 Clarence Avenue.
RISING ABOVE THE HOUSEHOLDS
My interesting trip going the incline in Du-
a trip, to be but it
interesting to rise slowly above housetops
beant FirSt
finally merged to the coal DOCKS where the
great "wha]ebacks were being unloaded Then came the
Superior shimmering in the sunshine. When
went into the powerhouse, where the
machinery that draws the to the top of the incline
Then went into the pavilion and watched the cars go
forth the incline.
Finally top of the pavilion There most
coming port Northland" which think is the
lake. It looks like liner
white boat steaming through the blue waters of the lake
made a beautiful picture e
moorng. Then started home all declaring had
Seventh Grade Ruth Geddes
Longfelow 3107 Cedar
WEATHER WITH A TOUCH OF SPICE.
interesting trip which have taken was
my journey California. not DID, but
member some the scenery large pine trees bear
ing cones from one to long. AS
whirled through little
mer cottages huddled among great
seemed to hide them. during the part
summer that we the Rockies" point
we went into the midst of heavy snow storm The flakes
downy and feathery cotton and most of them
inch wide.
cannot remember much more except the bay at San
hot in July when crossed There
board the steamer Of
the climate For the first part of the trip
mild and but when farther
wind began to blow and colder and colder
that the weather would be like this, they
for it, and all the deck people
together trying to keep When returned
decided that would be best to take furs
This is the most interesting trip have
A Eighth Grade Myrtle Ahlstrom,
School. 1011 Nineteenth Avenue NE.
LONG, WEIGHING EARS.
10 of aunts. and
did not find the journey Interesting