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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-28
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SYRUP . OF FIGS
FOR GROSS, SICK
FEV.E|:R|SH CHILD
# little stomach is sour, liver
torpid or bowels
clogged.

Mothers can rest easy after giving
California Syrup OF Figs" because
in few hours all the clogged-up
waste, sour bile and fermenting food
gently moves out OF the bowels, md
you have a well, playful child again
Children simply will not, take the time
from play to empty their bowels, and
they become tightly packed, liver
gets sluggish and stomach disordered.
When cross, feverish, restless, see
If tongue is coated, then give this de-
licfous fruit laxative" Children love
it, and it can not cause injury. No
difference what ails your little one
if full of cold, or sore throat, diar-
rboea, stomachache. bad breath, re-
member, gentle inside cleansing
should always be the first treatment
given. Full directions for babies, chill
dren OF all ages and grown-ups are
printed on each bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot
tie of California Syrup of Figs,
then look carefully and see that it 's
made by the California Fig Syrup
Company" We make no smaller size
Hand back with contempt any other
fig syrup.
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rapids, above the third lock- From
that circumstance, the rock is to this
day called Mechanic Rock. Cheney
creek derived its name from the
| fact that a man by the name OF
Cheney who lived at Monticello,
across the river, was drowned and
his body found at the mouth of the
creek which has since borne his
name.
| The first house was built by DR..
Muir, a surgeon in the United States
army, stationed at Fort Edwards,
now Warsaw. The house was built
of logs on the first bench of the river
between First and Second streets.
He married an Indian woman and or
Iders were given that he must give
up his Indian wife or leave the army.
His loyalty to his wife and child IS
shown in his answer to the command:
God forbid that son of Caledonia
should desert his child or disown his
clean
The First School Here.
The first school house in Iowa was
built near Keokuk, at Galland in
1880. The first school III keok,fk was
built between Main and Johnson, on
First street. The school was taught
by man from Kentucky whose
name was Guyer. One of the early
schools was located on the plot
where Louis Sterne's office now
stands. 1t was taught by Miss Stand
ish, near relative of Mr.. Stark
weather ST., the father-in-law of our
own much loved Mrs. Margaret Stark
weather. This Miss Standish was
direct descendant of Miles Standish,
her father inherited the sword of his
illustriouss ancestor and gave 1t in
later years to the Boston museum for
safe keeping. Some of the little
girls of those days whom we have
known in later life. were Mrs. Bill
fngs, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Helen M
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full The lecture is to be open to the
public with no admission fee.
The plans fer the cooperation OF
the league with the Industrial asso-
citation on cleanup day as in former
years. were discussed. Mrs. George
Merriam suggested the appointing of
one boy in each block to work with
the lieutenants, his special duty be-
ing to enlist the children not only IN
cleaning up, but in keeping the block
clean. The president asked fur
ther time to appoint the cleanup day
committees.
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Comstock and Mrs. Margaret Stark
weather, the latter being the only
surviving pupil of that school.
The First Hotel.
THE first hotel was built in 1889 OF
split lumber and situated on Water
street at the foot of Blondeau ST. 1t
may be of interest to state that
Prince De Joinville and his suite were
guests here one day and night in 1S41.
They had been to Green Bay to see
the man, Rene Williams, who it was
claimed, was the lost Bourbon. The
prince, however, did not claim him
as one of the Bourbon stock. but left
him in quiet in his Green Bay home.
THE first bank in keokuk was on
the south side of Johnson street on
the present site Of the Huiskamp
Shoe factory. It's president was
George C. Anderson. The first post
office was established in 1S4S. 1t was
kept in frame building on the cor
ner Of First and johnson SITS. and
with it was conducted general store.
Old Plank Road.
"The old Plank road was started
in 1S49. 1t belonged to a private
corporation, projected by Cal Sproat
of Summitville and William Brown
ell, the father Of the late William A.
Brcwnell The saw mill that fur
nished the luniher for the road was
situated at Sugar Creek. The road
was finished in 1851. It was first I'm
tended to build the road from Keo-
kuk to Des Moines, but was built
only about fourteen miles, stopping
two miles this side of Charleston. 1t
was at first intended to place toll
gate every six miles. The first toll
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-02-28
man life with a soul wrapped up in


!, it,"
The speaker for the afternoon was
/ Mrs r. G. Horne. who spoke on
! Historic Places and Some of the Be-
| ginnings in keokuk.. She prefaced
her address by acknowledging her in
debtedness to Mrs. WINS book Pen
| Pictures of Early Western Days,
and to the Hon. James F. Daugherty,
/ for much data.
city's Early Names.
She said in part:
''Keokuk was called The Point by
the Hudson Bay company and Puch-
e-cne-tuck by the Indians. In 1894 il
was officially named Keokuk after
the Indian chief Of that name, whose
camp was six miles distant at Yel
low Banks on the Des Moines river.
One of the most interest ting things
Of the early days here are the paint
ed rocks. Mrs. WINS in her book de-
scribes them: No one seems to re-
member them or have they been writ
ten about. Beginning at the foot OF
Johnson and Water street there was
a low bluff extending down the river
for a half mile, which was quite per.
pendicular on the river side. with
smooth face of white limestone. The
entire surface was covered with pic
lures painted in bright colors, of
men, beasts and birds with hero
glyphics running through it all, seem
ing to tell the story of long forgot
ten days The Indians knew nothing
of the history. Wind and weather
had no effect upon it. but the hand
of the white man soon spoiled its
beauty. IS
1.-The first white settlers of Keo-
kuk were employees of the American
FUR Co., together with the French
and half breeds. The Indians brought
many furs and pelts to this trading
post which they exchanged for blan-
kets, beads, bright colored calicoes,
not to mention liquor in plenty.
The buildings at that time were
the few leg cabins of the French and
half breed settlers near the river.
was the headquarters of the Fur com
served also as a boat landing being
very near the waters edge.
Describes Pioneer Church.
THE pioneer church of the village
was a Roman Catholic church at the
corner of Second and Blondeau. The
lot had been given upon which to
build the church and the ground sur
rounding it was used as cemetery.
On one occasion. twenty-five men
were buried there, having been killed
by the explosion of the steamboat
off the rocks in the first chain Of
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RURAL CARRIER
EXAMS YESTERDAY
Applicants to Take Jobs Vacant al
Montrose otfice, were Given
Tests Here Saturday.

number of applicants were exam
ined yesterday here. for ability to ni
the vacancies in the rural route JOBS
out Of the Montrose office. There are
three vacancies there to be filed, anu
large number OF applicants took tns
tests here yesterday.
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For sane fourth.

For several years the D. A. RS
have used what moral suasion they
were able to exert to bring about in
this city sane Fourth of July. The
Civic league decided yesterday 70
join forces with the Daughters, and
Mrs. ]. F. Elder" and Mrs. w. G.
Blood were named as committee
for that purpose. Miss Younker re-
ported the work done by the commit
tee in helping to collect for the may
or's Belgian relief committee. They
had charge of the depot on Main
street where supplies and money were
left for the. fund. Mrs. Ayres, Miss
Ida G. Howell. Mrs. w. G.. Blood.
Miss Younker. Mrs. Leonard, Matless
and Miss Eta Ayres were the com
mittee.
The Civic league having joined
the Peace Party, at the suggestion Of
Mrs. w. ]. Fulton, adopted a resolu-
ton of appreciation of the act of
Clarence II. Howard, president OF
the Illinois Steel CO., who recently
refused an order for $2.000.00o worth
of shrapnel from one of the warning
nations. Mr.. Howard declined the or
der with these wards: .'All the steel
plants in the world and all the bat
tleships and firearms are not so
wonderful and valuable as one HUI
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gate was about se9enteenth and

gate was about Seyenteenth and
Blondeau streets, kept by General
Jesse R. Browne, a retired officer OF
Brownell. The saw MIL that fur
time was station at TT. Des Moines,
now Montrose. John r. Dimond, at the
age OF fourteen, assisteds in collecting
this toll. The second toll gate was
situated near the spot where the
Lee county house now stands. During
the war, the road fell into disuse for
need OF repair, the planks were tax.
en- up and the plank road ceased to
exist.
The first boat landing was at the
FOOT OF High street, as q picture
drawn by Robert E Lee shows. This
picture was found among the ar
chives Of the war department by our
honored townsman, General w. w.
Belknap when he became secretary
OF war.
"A split log house situated on the
south side OF Johnson street between
First and Second streets, but recently
torn down, Is said to have once been
the office OF the Hudson Bay COM
pany.
Historic SPots Of War Time.
There are some historic spots IN
keokuk in relation to the Civil war.
1t; was military post at one time.
Three regiments were here, the in
fantry camp being from Ninth to
Thirteenth street on Grand avenue.
extending as far back as Fulton
street. The cavalry occupied the old
country club grounds. During the
Civil war the Estes house was used
as a hospital, and later the Simpson
house and medical college building
were used for hospital purposes.
"keokuk was laid out in 1897. a
mile square, by DR.. Isaac Galland.
Mrs. WINS uncle. He surveyed, plat.
ted and named the town. He also
named the streets and squares, three
In number. The plan Of PHILADELPHIA
was taken as model. From the an
nails OF Iowa, we quote that Keo-
kuk was the most promising point in
Iowa, situated at the foot of the
hrst rapids of the Mississippi river
at the head of the deep water navfga.
ton. 1t rivalled Chicago as a point
or distribution Of merchandise as far
west as Kansas and Nebraska
In closing her paper. Mrs. Horne
said:
I love you dear old Keokuk,
You're the finest town of all,
love you In the winter, summer.
Spring and in the fall.
love your old traditions
And your history half untold.
loved you In my childhood
And III love you when Pm old
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Comstock and Mrs. Margaret Stark
weather, the latter being the only
surviving pupil of that school.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
ASHTABULA HARBOR, OHIO.
Tammik. &c D. 1915.

Tanaan, tiistaina kokoontui
Ashtabula Harborin Kansallis-
se%urakunnan naisten ompeluseu-
ra oravanmetsantakana Mr.,
Mikko Naskalin talossa, Kokous
alkoi klo 1A2. Useita lauluja lau-
lettiin Sionin kanteleesta. Past.
Miettinen luki IS Psalmin ia pu-
hui lyhyesti sen johdosta. Puhe
paattyi yhteiseen rukoukseen.
Ompeluseura paatti PISA las
kiais-iltana klo 1913 ohjelma-ilta-
man. Ohjelman tulevat paaa-
siallisesti suorittamaan seuran
vanhemmat naiset. Ensi kerran
paatettiin kokoontua Mrs. Mat
backan asunnossa Atlantic ka-
dun varrella, tiistaina, Helmik.
% pna klo 1a2 paivalla. Kokouk-
sessa oil osanottajia noin 80 val
heilla. Lopussa oil kahvitarjoi-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Kansan kirjeitd.
CALUMET. MICH.

Calumetin Kansallisseurakun-
nan kokous pidettiin sunnuntai-
ma, "a p. tammik. 1915, ia virkai-
lijoiksi valittiin seuraavat:
Esimieheksi, John A. Palmer
vara-esimieheksi, A H. Kivela
kirjuriksi, Isac Lindgren; vara-
kirjuriksi, Anti Lampsa; rahas-
tonhoitajaksi, Emil Kallio; vara-
Observation-Disclosures, William Kali
lilo. Johtokuntaan tulivat: Ant
ii Paaso, Salmon Abramson ia
Herman Tyvela. Diakooneiksi
John p. Johnson, A. H. Kivela,
Jonathan Wuorenmaa, Tuomas
Kallio ia John Kallio. Kirkon
palvelijoiksi: Herman Tyvela,
lammittajaksi; Emil Kallio, Lux
kariksi, A. H. Kivela ia Martin
Liljeroos ia urkuriksi, Ellis Lii
jeroos.
Kuukausimaksujen keraajiksi
tulivat seuraavat: Yellow Jecket,
Tamaraek Herman Tyvela, Poh-
joistamaraek; Isak Karppinen,
Centennial Heights; Kalle Tue
himaa, Calumetin paalle; S. Val
nionpaa, Pumppupetajankatu ia
Blue Jacket; Kalle Maxi, Red
jacket ia uusikatu; Emel Kallio,
Pallmannin osastoonn; John A.
Palmer, Laurium ia Floriittaan ;
Kalle Niska, Albion; John w.
Abramson, Ramboultown. Emel
Kallio lupasi hankkia keraajan
Swede Town; William Kallio, Ia
maraek City Ludvik %Juntunen,
Boston Farmille; Jonatha Wuo-
renmaa, Wolverine ia Kersarge.
Pastori lupasi laittaa keraajan
Copper City, Kalle Nelson.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

Ikava vaan, kun eli kaikki rii-
pu uskolla autuudessaan Kris
tuksessa. Eli ole muualla au-
tuutta, kuhn Jeesuksessa, silla Ell
ole muuta nimea taivaan ALA,
jossa autuaiksi tulemme, kun
Jeesus-nimi. lisa eli TUNE ke-
taan, vaan Pojan kautta ia lisa
tuntee Pojan ihmiskunnan tay-
dellisena valimiehena, joka on
Hayden maksun Jumalan odessa
toimittanut ia on vanhurskau-
tettu ihmisten edesta. ia Jesus
~tunnustaa my0s omansa van
hurskaaksi, vaan ulkona tasta
armosta Ell ole yhtaan syntein an
teeksi antamusta. Jeesuksessa
on kaikki, omistakaa rauha, silla
Jeesuksessa on ayattu taivas jo-
kaiselle!
"Mitka salt Isaltasi, niita ala
kadota, taivaaseen kadellasi, au-
tuutees taluta. Suo meidan sim
ne tulla ia tyk0nas alma ola,
pyhies seurassa."
Armosta autuas veljenne:
J. Harjamaki.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

Oskari, ovat ostaneet Matti Mix
kari n~uoremmalta halkosahan ia
katkovat tulisella kiireella polt-
topuita farmareille, joita nyt tar
vitaan koko lujasti MALTA tammi-
kuun pakkasilla.
Saksan matkan on hiljattain
tehtnyt Mrs. Nestor Laitinen ia
hyvin kuuluu matka menneen,
koska Nestori min naurussasuin
nakyy kulkevan. ia onpa vahan
syytakin naureskella, silla tuli
10 kolmas polka isalle avuksi far
maamaan.
Raittiusseura Kyntaja on he
ratetty Gloon Paddockissa ia al
kanut toimimaan . Toivon talle
toiminnalle menestysta ia pa
rempaa onnea kuhn ensi kerralla,
jolloin toiminta kuuloni mukaan
oil ollut hyvin epavirallista. Vaan
Sc aka on ollut ia mennyt, ia on
sis nykyiselle toiminnaIe varoi-
tukseksi elaa lu~paustensa mu-
kaan min paljon kuhn mahdollis-
ia.
Toivon onnellista vuoden jat-
koa kaikille kansalaisilleni, jotka
taman vahapat0isen kyhaykseni
nakee eli lukee.
Piirsi M. N.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

eteenkinpain tuon rakkaaksi tul-
leen A~uttajan samalla osotteel-
la.
Olisi haluni tervehtaa rakkai-
ia Herran armolapsia, ~joitten
kirjeita olen alma Auttajan pals
toilla tavannut ia saanut niista
uskon vahvistusta, jos toimitus
talle sijaa suo. Ell minulla ole
saarnaamis-kykya enka ole suo-
malaista saarnaa kuullutkaan ID
vuoteen, paitsi Auttajassa, 'seka
pyha Raamattu on ollut tieni
viittana, korpivaelluksessani.
Kun Jeesus kuoli ristilla, min
paasin vapaaksi synneistani ia
min Glen autuaaksi tullut. Tama
on sydameni haluksi alma tullut,
kun vihollinen soimaa syntisek-
81, min esitan hanelle nimen, jo-
ka on minulle annettu uuden
syntymisen pesossa, joka on
Jeesuksen antama armo-liitto.
Kun vhollinen pyhan kasteen lii
ton vaantaa Mooseksen lakipy-
kalaksi, vaittaa, eta Glen sen
rikkonut. Sanon, eta sina va
lehtelet, koska sta eli loydy Raa-
matusta. Silla laki ia armo ovat
pain toistansa, kuhn vesi ia val
kea. Kun Jesus kuolemallansa
taytti lain, min saamme jokai-
men laulaa: Paula on rikki ia
lintu on pois."
Terveisia Matti ia Hilda Pa
kalle, seka Vktor ia Hilma Jar
viselle. Ettehan ole 10 minua
unhottanut koska en- ole vuoteen
teista mitaan kuullut. Jos Aut-
tajan palstoilta taman huomaat-
tie, min olkaapa hyvat .ia heitta-
kaa kirjeella vanhaa isaa.
Osote on:
Alex Ronlund,
Cooroy, N. 2 L. Queensland,
AuStralien.
= Kiitos, veil R0nlundille kir-
jeestanne ia rahasta yksi punda.
Auttajaa lahetamme teille edel-
leen ia toivomme, eta kirjoit-
taisitte lehteemme useammin ia
ia kertoisitte Australian oloista
ia suomalaisten p%yrinn0ista.
Toivoen teille Herran siunaus-
ia, veljeydella.
Toimitus.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
NEW YORK MILLS, MINI


Ompeluseuran perustava ko-
kous oil tammik. 27 p. Mrs. M
Anttosen luona. Osanotto kO-
koukseen oil suuri, ia perustet-
tin seura, joka on yhteinen
Kansallis- seka Suomi-Synodan
seurakunnille.
Jasenia tahan seuraan liittyi
% naista, joka on jo hyva emma
tvs ensimaisessa kokouksessa.
Hyva toistensa ymmartamys ia
rakkaus nakyi eileen osanottajil-
la. Kahvip0ydasta oil tuloja
SS.75.
Virkailijoiksi seuraan tulivat
seuraavat: Esimieheks', Mr.. M.
Anttonen; Varalle, Mrs. j. Finn
berg; kirjuriksi, Mrs. A. Millen
varalle, Mrs. M. Ruikka; rahas-
tonhoitajaksi, Miss LYDIA NY
lund. Seuraava kokous on Hell
mikuun II p. Mrs. Henry Kam-
pin luOna.
Pyhakoulussa on nykyaan
kaynyt lapsia paljon, joka onkin
lahduttava asia. Mutta vielakin
on toivomisen varaa, silla on nil
takin, jotka eivat laheta lapsi-
aan kouluun vaikka olisi tilai-
suus. Koska loppuu tue tuhoa
tuottava sokeus, joka estaa van
hempia nakemasta lastensa on
nea. Opettajat lola ottaisivat
vastaan lapsia ia viela on sijaa
kirkossa, silla Ell kaikki istuimet
ole viela taynna. Pyhakoulu al
kaa joka sunnuntai klo 1.2 ip.
jokainen paikkakuntamme lap
81 silloin kouluun.
Pyhakoulun opettajia pyyde-
taan kokoontumaan papplaan
helmikuun 10 p. klo 8 i'll.
M. A.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
Elatk0 val kuolet Jeesukselle? :.
Eras saarnaaja kertoi: Tuli
TOimitus.

Elatk0 val kuolet Jeesukselle? :.
Eras saarnaaja kertoi: Tuli
lukseni kerran eras vanha vaimo
ia sanoi ~iloisesti hymyillen: 90
len onnellinen kun olen ~l0ytanyt
Jeesuksen ia tahtoisin nyt vain
plan kuolla Hanelle'. Mutta mi
ma sanoin ettei han ollut oikein
onnellinen kun han tahtoi kuolla
Jeesukselle, silla ethan Jesus
selaista tahdo, vaan painvastoin
tattoo Han, eta me elaisimme
Hanelle, silla eli Herra mitaan
hy0dy meidan kuolemastamme,
mutta kylla elamastamme. Ala
telkaapa nuoriseni, jos tie olisitte
pitkasta elamastanne so vuotta
elaneet Jeesukselle, kuinka
suurta Sc olisikaan! Kun jokai-
sessa vuodessa on 365 paivaa, jo-
kaisessa paivassa (vuorokaudes-
say 81 tuntia jokaisessa tunnissa
60 minuuttia ia jokaisessa mi
nuutissa 60 sekuntia, ia tie olisit-
tie jokaisen paivan, jokaisen tun-
min, jokaisen minuutin, jokaisen
sekunnin elanyt Jeesukselle,
kuinka paljon olisikaan Jumalan
valtakunta teista hy0tynyt?
Y.;avani, joka eli osaa elaa
Jeesukselle jo taalla maailmassa,
eli han osaa Jeesukselle kuolla-
kan, silloin kun hanen vuoronsa
tulee jattaa tamil maailma =
los me Herralle elamme min me
Herralle omat olemme, ia silloin
on my0skin suloista kuolla Jee-
sukselle.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

me ella Jumalan sanan valkeudes-
sa, min me vaellamme pimeydes-
sd, emmeka nae noussutta van
hurskauden aurinkoa ia sen ALA
olevaa autuutta. Josta sitten
sanotaan: "He tekevat ainoas-
taan pahaa oikeuden maalla, sill
la he eivat nae Herran kunniaa."
E. X.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04

lua, joka tuotti viidetta dollaria.
Vihityt. Nuorukainep Jaakob
Toukonen, Ilmajoelta ia neito
Hilda Johnson samoin Ilmajoel-
ia Within Ashtabula Harboris-
sa, Ohiossa kristilliseen avioliit-
toon, Tammik. 26 pna 1915.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
MINI.

BLOWERS, MINI.
Tammikuulla v. 1915.
Glen katsellut kirjetta paikka-
kunnaltamme, vaan turhaan, ia
niinollen paatin piirtaa jonkun
irwin uuden vuoden tervehdyk-
seksi, kertomalla jumalanpalve-
luksesta Paddockin kirkossa.
-Jumalanpalveluksen Uuden vuo-
den paivan aamulla pitt pastOri
Samanen paivan evankeliumin
.johdolla OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ia
Jeesuksen Minnesota hyvin arvok-
kaasti ia samalla selittaen eta
Jesus on sinun ia minun ia mi
nun Xapahtaja ia sta Yarten Oh
mimi Jesus hanelle annettu. jail
keen puolisen oltiin my0skin kuu-
lemassa Herran sanaa samassa
kirkossa ia silloin saarnasi Seu-
r rakunnan pastori M. Anttonen.
(. Han saarnasi my0skin voimalli-
: sesti siita samasta Jeesus-nimes-
ia. Jalkeen illallisen puhui pasto-
III Anttonen viela Mr.. Aug. Ahon
;talossa ia min kului sanan aares-
Isa ensimainen paiva tata armon
vuotta. Toisena paivana oil seu-
rakunnan vuosikokous, joka al
.koi virrenveisuulla ia pastori M.
sAnttosen pitamalla puheella ia
jossa puheessa han kehoitti yk-
ysimielisyyteen ia rakkauteen
.keskenaan. Kokous on siita
,muistettava, eta seurakuntalal-
STA oil saapunut runsaslukuisesti
paikalle ia asiat menivat kiitet-
stavan yksimielisesti lapi. Uusi
virkakunta valittiin ia siihen tu-
livat melkein kaikki entiset. Ra-
hastonhoitaja Mr.. Olof Raatikai-
men pyysi eroa monivuotisesta
toimestaan, joka hanelle my0n-
nettiinkin ia sijalle valittiin MI.
Gust Hietala. Kirkon palveli-
jaksi tuli Mr. Hjalmar Koski,
Mr.. Henry Kosken tilalle. MUS
ia paat0ksista mainittakoon Sc,
eta paatettiin avian ensi tilassa
laittaa urut kirkkoon ia kuuloni
mukaan on ne 10 tilattu. Edel-
lamainittu toimi annettiin seura-
human vara-esimiehelle Mr.. ia
cob Aholle. Juhannusjuhlaa paa-
tettiin viettaa hengellisella OH
5elmalla, vaan juhlatomikunta
paatettiin valita vasta tuonnem-
pana, jos Jumala suo, ia me E.
famine. Kolmantena paivana,
ioka oil sunnuntai, oil taas kir-
konmenot jalkeen puolisen ia IL
lalla kello 9 kokoonnuttiin Hieta-
laan. Tama vuosi ~alettiin sis
.Jumalan sanan tutkimisella ia
rukouksella ia toivon, eta tata
.jatkettaisiin ia e~lettaisiin tama
vuosi rauhassa ia rakkaudessa,
karsien toistemme virheita ia
vikoja. Annettaisiin anteeksi
toisillemme, niinkuin Jumalakin
on meidan esyntimme anteeksi
antanut ia antaa joka aka Poi
kansa Jeesuksen kautta.
Lausun tassa toivomukseni,
eta paremmat kynailjat alkaisi-
vat kirjoittamaan Auttajaan
kuulumisia observation-disclosures,
koska siina nyt on enempi tilaa
kuhn ennen.
Liimasen veljekset, Viktori ia
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1915-02-04
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