The National tribune., 1910-05-12
ST. CLOUD NEWS ITEMS. - -.
(From the st. Cloud Tribuns.y

Comrade Henry Armstrong reports
near Lake Gently.
Jesse s. Miller is recent arrival.
Comrade Miller was member of Co.
b, 54th Ohio, and registers from Lam
st. Cloud will plan to celebrate the
4th of July, its first one: 1t will be
sane" honoring of Independence Day,
and all Florida will be invited.
The new hotel is approaching COM
pletion. 1t is now thought that another
week will witness its finish. A large
quantity of furniture has arrived and is
being stored in the hotel.
NJ. n. Porter, who has just finished
taking the census of ST. Cloud. is an
Ohio man, but has lived in Florida for
many years. This is his third success
sive term as U. S. census taker in Os-
ceola County.
]. ]. Rahm, Co. A. 10Th U. S., now a
resident of Clement Falls, Ore, is
among recent arrivals. Like a wise
man he brought Mrs. Rahm with him.
Mr. and Mrs. Rahm are satisfied with
St Cloud.
Ralph Livingston came to us last Oc-
tober from Fredonia, Pa, and is locat-
ed on Connecticut avenue north. He
was Co. G, Sth Iowa, cavalryman. He
is here to stay, which means he likes
John w. Miller. of Belknap. Iowa, a
Co. !, I'D ILL.,, man, came six weeks
ago and bought Wheelock's property
on Ohio avenue. Comrade Miller and
wife are here to stay, which means they
like the country, having spent their last
cold Winter North.
Mrs. G. A. Bleek left for her former
home, jerome, Mich, last Tuesday,
where she will visit friends and rela-
.ives for two months and then return
to her ST. Cloud home. Mr.. Bleek will
remain and erect handsome home on
Ohio avenue and Sixth street.
Among late arrivals at st. Cloud is
c. L. Brown, of Berea, 0. Comrade
Brown was a member of Co. /, 8th
Mass. Mr.. Brown arrived with a full
carload of household goods, and also
brought his poultry and fine COW. He
is comfortably settled on Massachusetts
avenue north.
Amos Aultman, of Thorsby, Ala, a
merchant and authority or the growing
of small fruits also well posted in the
poultry business, is a recent arrival.
Comrade Aultman saw service in Co.
B, 9Th Pa. II. A. He places his expert
ence in fruit growing and poultry rails
ing at the disposal of the comrades.
]. w. Atchison, Co. K, goth Tex, has
located at St Cloud. He is a valuable
addition to our colony. On Saturday
iaSt COHraue AtcnlSOn was introduced
to our Association, and gave us a very
bright and fraternal address. He based
his belief in the success of st. Cloud
largely upon his faith in the ability of
Northern soldiers to bring things to
pass.
Bishop w. Crane Gray, of the Mis-
sionary District of southern Florida,
will preach to st. Cloud on Sunday,
May Is, and spend several days with
the Episcopal people of orr town. 1t
is expected that the location for
church will be selected during his stay.
The Episcopal Church is growing in
this State. and it is expected that during
the coming year the Missionary District
will be elevated into a diocese.
Among the new business places I'M
der construction is a two-story block,
% by &c, located on the west side of
Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th and
11th streets. This building is being
erected by P. Rathrock. The first floor
will be occupied by S. II. Gull, who will
put in a complete line of furniture The
second floor will be used for residence
and office purposes. This block will be
fine addition to our business houses.