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IOWA.
CreSCO.

Mrs. G. r. Baker, Of Ridgeway. To-.
and Mrs. NJ. N. McNally, of Lime
Springs, To-, were in town last Friday.
Mrs. Rossophula, of st. Paul, is the
guest of Mrs. William B. Webster.
Miss Lenore Mcconnell returned from
Kansas last Friday Mrs. VIM. Ineo-
Mrs. G.McNeyin, OF Minneapolis. visited
friends here, last week. Miss Mary
Owens has returned from West Union,
10. Mrs. Knight has returned to
Omaha, Neb. Mr.. and Mrs. K. s.
Caward were in Nashua. To-, this week.
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Bismarck.

Miss Dryer, of Sterling, has been
visiting friends in this city, previous to
her departure for Dayton, o.. Mrs.
William A. Hollembeck gave party to
a number of Rev. Ben Hams
friends last Monday evening".
Mrs. Henry Harris is visiting friends in
Ohio. Miss Addie Thomas, of Sarnia,
Ont, is visiting her sister in the city,
Miss Edith Hilyer gave tea to a
number of friends Tuesday =. Mrs.
Ralph W. Wheelock is spending the
winter with her mother, Mrs. Asa
Fisher,
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Eau Claire.

Miss Dot Bartlett gave coffee to
friends Thursday afternoon Hon.
Nils P. Hangen, wife and daughter
have returned to their home in River
Fails. Mrs. William p. Gray and
Miss Jessie l.. Hardy, of Denver, are
the guests of Miss Kate b. Hardy
Mrs. Alexander Kemp. of Chicago, is
visiting Mrs. Fl. 3. Stocking :. Miss
Petite Bellinger has golle to Chicago.
Miss Gladys Isaacson has returned from
Dodgeville Miss En.ma Argard has
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ChaSka.

Mrs. Paul Hartmann entertained the
Ladies' AID society Thursday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baehr,
of Minneapolis. spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Ii. Hits. -. Miss Mary Rich
ter, of St. Paul, was the guest Of Miss
Caroline Hcnk this week. {. Philip
Henk and wife and Joseph Franken
and wife attended the Kohler-Boylan
wedding at Watertown, Wednesday.
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Hastings.

Miss Julia Sondermam entertained a
number of young people Thursday
evening". Miss Celestine NJ. SchalleI
has returned from her Chicago visit.
Miss Clara A, Gillitt has returned from
Helena. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l. Cleve-
land. of ST. Paul, were the guests of d.
f. Stringer Thursday. Mrs. ]. j. Nc
Shane has returned from Boston.
Miss Grace E. Scott is in Minneapolis.
=. Mrs. Albert Scheffer and Mrs. j. r.
Giesen, of st. Paul, were the guests of
Mrs Theodore Kimm Tuesday Mr..
and Mrs. Irving Todd are making a trip
through Mexico
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Pine Island.

Mrs. Charles Cole. of Chatfield is the
guest of Mrs. j. j. Lynch. Mrs. w.
W. Jewell and Mrs. A. f. Ingail visited
at Zumbrota Wednesday. Mrs. Matte
Smith, of Willard, Mimi, is visiting
friends in town. Mr.. and Mrs. [ ynch
and Mrs. Hammer, of Dodge Center. are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Han
ner. :. {. Mrs. d. E. Sawyer and Mrs. NJ.
+. Moorehouse are at High Forest.
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Fargo.

Mrs. Merrill is the guestof her cousin,
Mrs. Augustus Roberts,. Mrs. j. e.
Johnson has returned from Chicago.
Mrs. t. S. Lippy has gone East.
Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Amer
land entertained the ladies of the
w. C. T. IT,. Mrs. Augustus Rob-
erts has gone to Saltwater.
Last Tuesday evening the Comedy club
was entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Greene. Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Smith
have gone South. Mr.. and Mrs. r. E.
Mulcahy, of Sioux Falls, TO-. visited
friends this week. Mr.. and Mrs. Ehr-
man haue returned from the East.
Mrs. r. S. Lewis entertained the Young
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Lake City.

Mrs. A. B. jerks returned home Sat
urday from Appleton. Miss Fannie
Jacobs, of st. Paul, was the guest of
Mrs. G. +. Bartron last week =. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. AHgraham are III Menomo-
ME. Wis. Mrs. w. G. Snider and
children returned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pember left for Mime
apolis Wednesday -. Miss Annie
Irvine left last week for Saltwater :.
Mrs. Maria Collins returned from Ellie
dale last week. Mr.. and Mrs. E. J.
Manning entertained friends at tea
Friday evening :. Miss Emily Nc
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Albert Lea.

Miss Mamie Settler entertained about
twenty friends last Thursday evening.
-. MI. and Mrs. d. +. Morgan gave a
tea to the following ladies and gentle
men last Saturday evening: DR.. and
Mrs. Wedge. Mr.. and Mrs. Hazleton,
Mr.. and Mrs. TruesdelT. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walker, Mr.. and Mrs. Day, DR.. and Mrs.
Merrill, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Y. Knatvold,
Nh. and Mrs. Sundby, Mrs. Olberg,
Misses Thicker, Fleisher, White, Hazle-
ton and Judge Whytock, Rev. A: b.
Hill and Dr.. and Mrs. Brown. Mrs.
Il. Y. knatvold entertained Small
party at whist Monday evening Mrs.
E. L. ,Iacobus gave whist party Mon
day evening in honor OF MRS. W. W.
Powell.
A party of eight ladies played whist
with Mrs. NJ. II. Truesdell "Wednesday
evening. :. Miss Hattie Horner IS the
guest OF Miss +. B. kenner, at Mara
besten.. Miss Goddard, Of DEBORAH.
Ia. returned home last week. The
ladies of the NJ. +. church gave a social
at the home OF Mrs. John Hanson,
Wednesday evening. Mrs. W. w.
Williams and daughter are at Austin.
Miss Lou Becker, Of Austin, has
been the guest OF Mrs. Parker. Mrs.
George Gardner, of NorthwoOd, To-. has
been the guest Of Mrs. Skinner. Miss
Martha Marks, of st. Paul, was the
guest OF college friends last week. -.
Miss Sarah Vincent, of st. CroiX Fails,
Wis, is visiting at the college.
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EYOta.

Mrs. Joseph Thomas is visiting her
mother, Mrs. j. Haggerty Mrs.
Charles Purvis, of Lake Benton, is Wis
iting friends in Viola Miss Eta Rob-
inson is attending the Normal school at
Winona. Mrs. I'll. E. Doty entertained
Rev. E. Haley at dinner Tuesday,.
The young people gave Miss Grace
Williams surprise party last Friday
evening Mrs. M. r. Wood gave a
social last Thursday evening.
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Rochester,

Mrs. Thomas Magaw has removed to
Walton, Wis. Mrs. w. J. Eaton en-
tertained company of fifty last Tues
day evening. Born, to MIR. and Mrs.
Mate Cross, Sunday morning, fine girl
baby Horace Cook and daughters.
Ophelia and Hattie, went to st. Paul
Thursday. -. Miss Onie Boeiter went to:
Milwaukee Monday to remain all win-
ter, the guest of friends. Miss
frankie Stevenson has returned from
Mankato. e. Miss Jennie Mills. of
Winona, returned to her home Tues
day. Mrs. &. 2. Wilson, of Mime
apois, and Mrs. Frank Morgan, of
Winona. are guests of Mrs. A. Harring-
ton. Mrs. c. NJ. Harrington, of Min
neapolis. and little daughter, are visit
ing Mrs j. S. Mathewson Mrs. G.. p.
Johnson attended the reception given
her daughter, Mrs. Williamson, of
Merriam Park, last Tuesday night.
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Sank Center.

Miss Eta Blaksley and E. E. Balm
were married Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Petit. of Minneapolis, are Wis
iting their daughter, Mrs. Fred Is. Rowe
-. Mrs. I'll. d. Orendorf has returned
from Wisconsin :. Miss Emma Robb, OF
st. Paul, is the guest of Mrs. w. >.
Brown. Miss Belle Bruce was i'll
0sakis during this week. =. Mrs. Phllip
Bixby returned last week from st. Pe-
ter. Mrs. Ben Rice, OF Hillsboro,
Oak, left Monday for her home. Mrs.
NJ. T. How has returned home. -.
Mrs. j. Nj. Robertson entertained the
Reading club Monday evening. Mrs.
j. C. Foster and son left Monday for
Oskaloosa, Kan -. DR.. j. McMasters,
wife and daughters spent Sunday at
Little Sank. Mrs. Charles Goats has
returned from New York. Mrs. Good
sell left this week for Washington ter
ritory. Mrs. w. McNeice, of Little
Sank, was in town Tuesday =. :. Mrs.
Ashdown has returned to Minneapolis.
:. Mrs. Chan Harmon returned from
Paynesville last week :. Mrs. William
Pease has returned to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Stuart Taylor entertained COM
pany of young people Tuesday evening.
:. Mrs. S. NJ. Bruce entertained the
Episcopal society Thursday afternoon.
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MINNESOTA.
Preston.

The Young Peoples Social club gave
party at the Masonic hall last Friday
evening. The ladies present were Mes
danes j. d. Maloney, w. A. Nelson, j.
Turk. f. II. Pooler, W. f. Bigelow, G..
McKinlay, NJ. McCollum, A. Hall;
Misses May O'Brien, Floy Barnes, Leila
Cody. Fannie Loomis. Delta Murrell,
Meta Pickett. Vinnia Pickett, Anna
Wright. Gertrude Mann, Edith Po0ler,
Minnie Schoenbaum, Miss Minnie
Dayton is entertaining Rev. Mr.: Way,
of Clairm0nt. MINI. The PreSbyterI-
an Aid society met with Mrs. W. w.
Fife Thursday afternoon The Meth
odist Aid society was entertained by
Mrs. S. Is. Murrell Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G. w. Horton has returned from
Spring Valley. :. Mrs. l.. Short and
Mrs. 4. Day, Of Egan. OAK, are visit
ing relatives here. :. Miss Estella
Weeks commenced her winter term OF
school at Harmony. last Monday.
Miss Eloy Barnes gave party to young
people last Wednesday evening Mrs.
L. Dayton, of DEBORAH. To-. is visiting
her father. Hon. Reuben Wells. Miss
Floy Barnes opened her school in South
Preston last week -. Mrs. G. Engle, of
LaneSboro, MIMI, was the guest OF
Mrs. l. Parker this week. Mr. and
Mrs. Chase, of Vermont, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foot. Mr.. and
Mrs. w kingsberry went to Canton,
MIMI " edupSday.
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A Timely Chestnut.

Boston Traveller--Rep.
A careful reading of the New York
Sun nowadays recalls the old story of
the boy who was found by the roadside
battering the much-mutilated remains
of woodchuck against big rock.
what in the world are you doing with
that woodchqek, boy?'' said passerzby.
ing him? Why. he's dead long ago."
II know that" said the boy, continuing
his battering operations, shut he bit me
when / was getting him out of the wall,
and | just want him to understand
there's a punishment after death.n
fvouubody looks in SUNDAYS GLOBE for
4 4fT OF.
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LIE Mars.

Hon. T. D. Bowman and family have
removed to Salt Lake City, where they
will reside in future. Miss Libbie
Perkins, of Sioux City, has returned
home. Miss Emma Truran, of Shuls-
burg, Wis, is visiting friends in the
city. Sam Williams and family were
here Sunday. Mrs. Mary Clay,
Cedar Falls, is visiting her sons.
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YanktOn

Mrs. G. NJ. Forman is guest of Mrs.
G. r. Scougal. :. Judge and Mrs. L. NJ.
Brisbane have returned to Sanborn
county. .. Mrs. Sophia Warren and
daughter have returned to their home
in Portland, Me- Mrs. l.. B. French
entertained party of frienns in honor
of her sister, Miss Wells, last week.
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Larinore.

Mrs. w. A. Baugman has gone to
Pittsburg, Pa. Miss Mae Reed re-
turned to River Falls. Wis, Wednesday.
Miss Lou Shortridge started
Wednesday for Macon, Mo-. Mrs. c.
Ell. jerks returned from Litchfield Sat
urday.
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Ipswich.

Mrs. w. O. Stout is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. c. Night, of Minneapolis.
The ladies of the Baptist church gave
a social at the residence of Mrs. NJ. p.
Beebe Monday evening. Mrs. Mitchell
left "Wednesday for Aberdeen. E. Mrs.
/. Carter entertained friends at tea
Wednesday. Mrs. A. 3. Chubbuek
entertained the Monday club this week.
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VerniliiOn.

A class in elocution has been organ
lied at the university by Miss Myra
Powers, of Michigan university. The
University choir, under direction of
Prof. f. A. Ballaseyus, of the Iellsical
department, gave concert Friday even
ing.
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Henderson,.

Mrs. Charles Bonnie, of Gaylord,
spent the week with relatives here -.
Mrs. Marnon. of Grafton, OAK, a
Daughter of Hon. J. L. Macdonald, of
Shakopee, is the guest OF Mrs. E. L..
WEIGH. Miss Mary Wentker visited
her sister in st. Paul over Sunday.
Mayor Gerker returned from Chicago
Wednesday. -. Mrs. William Dretchks
and sister visited with st. Peter friend /,
Tuesday. i. Charles Ney and Miss Mary
Lueck were quietly married by Rev.
Klopsteg Tuesday. The Ladies' Aid
society will give phantom party at
city hall "Wednesday evening.
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Fergus Falls.

Miss Gussie Sedgers, of Minneapolis,
was her this week. Mrs. A. Branden-
burg has gone to Minneapolis. !. Miss
Edith Blowers, of New York Mills, is
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-24

Larry entertained the Cooking
club last Saturday evening".
Mrs. G. w. Hall, of Mazeppa, was the
guest of Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Walter last
week. :. The C. l.. S. G. met Tuesday
evening with the Misses Chairman. -.
Mrs. r. Walstrom is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. E. p. c. Fowler, of Hamline.
Mimi Mrs. J. w. Kennedy gave tea
party last Friday evening Mrs,
Marion Ansbry, accompanied by her
son Matt, left Monday for Georgetown,
n. Y. Miss j. Cooper, of Mt. Pleas
ant, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G..
M. Dwelle :. Mrs. +. w. Sealey, of st.
Paul. was in Lake City last week.
Mrs. Sarah b. Hoyt, of st. Paul, re-
turned home Monday. Mrs. ID. IA.
Irwin and Miss Bessie Lawson returned
to New York Monday.
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Caledonia.

Mrs. Fuller and daughter, of Chicago,
are the guests of Mrs. William West.
Mrs. William Hanke, of Brooklyn,
To-, is visiting Calendonia friends.....
Mrs. E. ID. Bull has gone to Winona.
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Moorhead.

The ladies OF the Methodist church
gave sociable and fair last Tuesday
night. Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Medium
left Wednesday for Buffalo, n. ".
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TUESDAY, Oct. 1, 18-.-The summer
vacation is over; in fact, school has
we'll commenced. l am not to go this
winter; thank goodness, my school,
days are over. | sometimes dream that
L am still a schoolgirl, and feel the
greatest relief in the morning when [
awake to find that am not. Last even
Ing attended my first fuli-dress party;
the affair was given by the parents of
a friend of mine in honor of her birth
day. The evening was lovely and cool,
so looked my best. wore pink; pink
is ms color. My friends brother. a
great admirer of mine, called for me
quite early, so that might have a chat
with his sister before the guests began
to arrive.
"oh. Millie, how lovely you look"
was her first exclamation on seeing me.
Frank tonight, of whom you have often
heard me speak, and should be de-
lighted if you would take fancy to
each other"
what nOnsenSe!n / said.
And then we began to talk of other
matters-Our dresses, the flowers, the
music and our friends. Presently the
guests began to arrive. Among the
first was DIR. Frank Howard, my friends
cousin. He seemed to take a fancy to
me at once. We talked apd danced to-
gether great many times, and when
the time came for Inc to leave he asked
to call upon me. AS looked up from
fastening my gloves to reply and saw
him smiling down upon me l could not
help but think had seen him some
where before; but where? That's what
puzzles me.
But he was by far the handsomest
and incest gentleman there.
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Mankato.


Mrs. Fl. M. Hamilton gave tea party
Wednesday evening. Among those en-
tertained were Mesdames Slade,
Spencer. Campbell, Meagher, Wiser,
Lougini, Patterson, Zimmerman, Spar
row, Severance, Dicker, Shepard, Hunt,
! McFadden. Smythe, McGraw, Harring-
ton, Williams, Dice, Brett, Sanb0rh,
Parsons, Clark, Drake. Pitcher, Fox,
Clements. Christensen and Stevenson.
Mrs. j. j. Payne is visiting friends
in st. Peter. Miss Emma Hart, OF
London, Ont. is the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. Hart. Miss Carrie Cassidy, OF LIE
Sueur. spent last Sunday in Mankato.
Parsons gave reception Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Reinking have
returned home =. Mrs. w. B. Craig and
Mrs. William Shepard visited friends at
GAINESVILLE Wednesday,. Miss NJ. Ak
tell has been the guest of Mrs. j. w.
Bishop at ST. Paul. Alfred j. Keeling
and wife, of Madelia, and Miss Jennie
Ash, of st. James, visited Mankato
friends Tuesday Gen. j. FL. Baker
and wife, of Oak Cliff farm. have been
spending the week i'll Mankato.. ;. MIR.
and Mrs. w. z. Mitchell, of Madelia.
were in Mankato last week. =. Mrs.
George Hammer, Of Sioux City, has re-
turned to MankatO, and is the guest OF
Mrs. Ii. S. Wood :. /. Miss Ina Andrews
was at st. Peter last Wednesday. =.
Miss NJ. MrFadden, of Nit. Vernon. o.,
is the guest of Mrs. Charles McFadden
-. Miss Jennie Clark, of Marine
S Hts q M'e i S;ark f1 last g week OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Garrett have re-
turpo6 fro,,, XEinpobar,, Eify Elmer
Jefferson and wife left last week for
Dayton, o.. Mrs a. NJ. Herrick, of
MontevideO, is the guest of Mrs. L. IL.
Andrews. Mrs. f. J. Peek and daugh-
ter havd returned to st. James. Mrs.
Il. l.. Rose and son left Saturday even
ing for Germany. -. Miss viva VII
Jams and brother Theodore visited
friends in Winnebago City last week.
Mrs. Thomas Bennett, of Winnebago
City, was in Mankato last week.. MISS
Matte Simpson, Of st. Paul. spent last
Sunday in Mankato. Miss Lille De
Laney, Of st. Peter, was the guest OF
Miss Ina Andrews last Monday. Mrs.
G. Force, of La Cole, Canada, is the
guest of Mrs. Fred Force. Miss
Pauline Hodgson is i'll Minneapolis.
Miss Jennie Krost is at st. Peter....
Mr.. and Mrs. William Jones have re-
moved 10 UaTueH Clty, blltlli. NIL dHd
Mrs. j. W. Hoerr entertained number
OF friends Monday evening; Miss
Lucille Robinson has gone to jackson.
Mich. Mrs. Ii. |. Cleveland, of ST.
Paul, is the guest of Mir. and Mrs. E. P;
Freeman. Mrs. A. p. Halfhill and
son left last week for San Jose, CAL.
Mrs. nj. B. Wood entertained the Sew
ing Society OF the Episcopal church
Thursday evening Mrs. ID. b. Finch:
of st. Paul. and Mrs. DR.. johnson, OF
Hudson, Wis. are the guests of Mrs.
Hugh Spencer =. Mr.. and Mrs. L. ID:
Hubbard are in Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Roberts, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Dwyer and Mr.. and Mrs. p. f. Drury
left'ruesday for Spokane Falls. Henry
Mclean and wife. of Lake Crystal, were
in the city Wednesday Mr. and Mrs.
G. q. Spaulding, of Mapleton, were in
the city Friday.
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Granite Falls.

Friday evening the gentlemen gave a
leap year party. The following ladies'
were present: Mesdames w. j. Pinney,
T. HI. Welcome, F. J. Greasy, j. Odson,
NJ. n. Rathbone, j. Townley,. c. j.
Hardy, 0. Hartwick, c. J. GoodenoW.
j, G. G. Johnson. ID. A. McLarty, II. III.
Cowie. Misses Maud Dodge, Della
Stoppe, Maude Chase, Minnie Bennett,
Mile Meader, +. GoOdenough, Edith
Rice, Nellie Ward and the Misses Rus
sell :. Mrs. j. ToWDley gave card
party Saturday evening for her sister,
Miss Sharp, of Canada, Those present
were Della Stoppe, Maud Dodge, Mile
Meader, Mary Jones, Bert Winter, INV.
Winter, Will Odson, A. r. Stoppe..:.
Mrs. A. p. Fuller, of Minneapolis, is
visiting here. Mrs. Mary Fitch and
daughter are visiting relatives at Nor
ton Mrs. Frank Dillingham; is enter
tanning her sister from Re wood Falls.
-. Mrs. l.. q. Fort returned to Mime
apolis Saturday. -. ). Mrs. w. W. Plnney
gave card party Wednesday evening.
49,. Mrs. c. j. Goodenow entertained
few friends at cards Wednesday even
ing. The Good Templars gave Il
basket supper at Winters hall Wednes-
day evening -. Miss Mile Meader re-
turned to Grand Forks, Oak. Thursday.
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Rushford.

P. Gjerns and wife returned Tuesday
from the West. Mrs. B. Ostrander is
visiting friends i'll La Crosse. &c. G.
Stevens and wife are in Winona....
Sheriff Messon, of Preston, was in the
city last week. :. Mrs. w, E. Colhern
left Tuesday for Winona Miss
Margaret Brown entertained the young
people at progressive cinch Wednesday.
The prizes were won by Miss
Hattie Noyes and A. G. Gallasch.
The ladies present were Mesdames
Carruth, Dampier, Brown, Robertson,
Misses Cromb, Anna Cromb, Carrie
Mix, McGrew, Gallorsch, Noyes,
Towey 80. Mrs. o. Ii. Elmer entertained
the young people at conservation
party" Thursday evening. Mrs. A.
Bradley returned from Vermont Friday
morning. .. Mrs. j. w. Wheeler enter
tanned the Salmagund club at tea last
Friday evening. The Misses Michaud
returned to ST. Paul on Sunday even
ing. Miss Nellie McAvoy has accepted
position as teacher in the st. Hilaire
school,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-24

euo.,,body looks in SUNDAYS GLOBE for
-Scf Rooms to Let
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WEDNESDAY, June |, 1S-.-Weli, my
friend Ida's wish has come to pass.
Her cousin Frank and did take a fancy
to each other; in fact, we have been
married just one month, and we have
the sweetest little home that any one
could wish for. Frank and are sitting
together in our cosy little parlOr. The
conversation turns upon my friendship
for Ida.
''Where did you and Ida first become
friends?" Frank asks.
why" said, 1--WE were school girls
together at the academy Oh street,
us that SOP" said Frank. ''Weil, L
had quite cOmical experience at that
school once"
And then to my establishment he told
me of the incident that | wrote in my
diary just four years ago to-day.
''What in the name of goodness were
you doing in the janitor's house?" L
asked.
"Why, had been called i'm to attend
one of the children, and mighty glad
was, for | hadn't many calls in those
days" he answered.
Then a sudden look of intelligence
came into his eyes as he asked: ''Why,
you don't mean to say you were the
girl?''
l answered yes, and he asked me why
| had so distorted my face. Then [
told him he was so hOrrid | couldn't
help it, and asked why he went away
when | did so. He said he thought it
better not to encourage me to flirt that
way. Then L raised my hand to strike
him. He caught me in his arms and
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IAasota.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Menten called on
Friends in Mankato Thursday 49,.
Frank and Lizzie Essler gave a
skating party to jolly crowd
of young people Thursday evening . {.
John S. Surritin celebrated his fifty
second birthday Wednesday by a party
given to number Of intimate friendsr
The wish Of the guests present was
that he might live long and prospe.
-, Mrs. r. Buffers, of st. Peter, was
visiting in KaSOta this week. Miss L.
r: Bowen, Of Sleepy Eye, was the guest
of Mrs. f. E. Essler, at the Depot
house. Friday
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visiting friends here Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Daley arrived from
Spring Green. Wis, Thursday.
The Total Abstinence Temperance So
clety is holding bazaar this week ;.
Mrs. G. +. Clark, Mrs. O. G.. Chase, Mrs.
T. II. Lake. Mrs. d. l.. Morrison, Mrs.
A. Z. Weatherston and Mrs. c. l.. Lewis
had charge of a Thanksgiving supper,
given in the Congregational church par
Tors Wednesday evening. 1t was tOl-
lowed by musical and literary enter
tainment. Miss Grace Reynolds has
returned to the city Miss Clara Me
bells entertained her friends at tea Tues
day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-24
Austin.

Hrs. Folsom left Wednesday for