The National tribune., 1910-11-24

room will be ready for the drummer
trade in the course of few days. and
we are sure they will he welcome.
Comrade Sol Rowland. accompanied
by his wife and son, James T.. Row
land, arrived last Friday from NcIn-
ltosh, " VI. They are stopping 1T the
Lakeview. Comrade Rowland is much
pleased with St-rCloud, and looks for
ward to it becoming "a fine city. His
property IS on California avenue. Dur
ing the civil war he was a Sergeant in
Co. c, 1926 Ohio. Second Brigade, Third
Division, Sixth Corps,
Mr.. j. J. Schneider was in town on
Monday last with his usual load OF
fruit. for which he finds good custom
ers among our merchants. Mr.. Schncid-
er's grove is between Live oak and Al
ligator Lakes.
w. A. Wo5lsos arrived here this
week from Mount Vernon, o. Com
rade WoolsoS was a member of Co. G,
145th Ohio. He is well pleased with
st. Cloud, and will probably remain
for the Winter.
Comrade b. f. Calender, who has a
farm on Alligator Lake, was in town
on Tuesday last. and as usual brought
some rice oranges and grapefruit to
the Tribune.
Isaac Rutter arrived here from Erin,
Tenn, on Monday last. Mr.. Rutter is
q son-in-law of CoInrade Robert blair,
| of Florida avenue, and made the en-
tire trip in a wagon. Both Mr.. Rutter
and his family ara very well pleased
with st. Cloud, and will remain here
permanently.
| Mr.. James NJ Lee and Mr.. p. A.
Vans Agnew were in town on Friday
last in attendance at the monthly meet
ing of the directors of the First Ma
tional Bank.
Comrade C. W. Houck returned on
Friday from Gettysburg, S. d. He has
come to stay, and brought nine others
with him. They seem to be all well
satisfied with their surroundings Com
rade Houck left ST. Cloud in March
last. He encountered snow in Mime
sofa and nearly all the way down, and
was pleased TO see bare land in Flor
ida.
Talk about watch Kissmmee grow
Our motto should be: Watch st.
Clouds phenomenal growth" On Sat
urday last there were 72 houses in
actual course of erection. As we go to
press We hear that not less than eight
new ones have been started this week.
And there is still room for more.
Comrade David NJ. Delp arrived in
st. Cloud Saturday night tom Buffalo,
Wyo. He owns property on Carolina
avenue, and is here to look over his
holdings, it being his intention to re-
main here thru the Winter at least.
Comrade Delp is much pleased with
the Florida climate. He served in Co.
E, 18th Pa; Co. A. 20th Pa. Cav; Co.
II, 20th Pa. Cav, and Co. E, 18th u. $.
Comrade Samuel Baker, accompa-
MED by his wife, arrived Saturday last
from Muskegon, Mich. They are at
the Westway House. Comrade Baker.
who served in Co. A. 161st n. Y, has
property on Connecticut avenue, add
will remain this Winter. He is much
pleased with st. Cloud, it's location and
climate.
Maj. John Aldrich, of Lakcport. ".
H., arrived Thursday night last, and is
stopping at the new st. Cloud. He is
accompanied by his sister, Mrs. A. J.
Lane, and his niece, Miss e. NJ. Ward
well. Mai. Aldrich was Captain of Co.
A, 18th n. H., and afterward Major of
the regiment. His party will spend the
Winter here They find st. Cloud to
more than fulfill their expectations.
The arrivals at st. Cloud are increas-
ing in number and are being cared for
Immediately on arrival The Hotel st.
Cloud being now open to receive guests,
all can be accommodated. There are
also several good boarding houses at
various rates and suitable to all classes,
where good board and lodging can be
obtained at reasonable prices, also sew
eral rooms for light housekeeping.