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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-19
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- Ser Jarmer @ilbelm Oilers, Bel
&iussburp uobnbaft, bat ii6 In Golge
eines Streites nit einem Na1bar ers
i6olieti.
- 9ie gonnentionen ber Counties
9arriiDn unb @uote tpollen feline Mnti.
yrcbibitions. plante in ber bemotratis
t6en Staats.p .platform, neil bic rSrage
bur9 bic abitimmung bon 4. Muguit
porigen Sabres entidieben iei. "gs mir.
De oaber. fagen bic 8ei6liiile, unpeife,
uuu6tbig unb unpolitifd iein, wenn bic
aemofratiffe Partei berielben in irgeno
elmer Meiie In ibrer platform Grmdbs
ilung tbdte. 9lu9 bic Contention pom
Sodion @ountp mar, iuie es i'm geri9t
beibt, obarmonif6", nit anberen Wors
ten: bic qroblbitionsfrage tuurbe bur9
itiaf9peigenbe llebereinfunft i'm Snters
eile ber ginigteit tobtgei6wiesen. gs
unterliest faum nod einem 3peifel,
baB bic bemotratilbe Staatseonpention
bic prohibitionsirage nit ebenio gros
ber 8oriidt uab r6taatstluebeit4 bes
banbeln mirb, tpie bic republitaniI6e
es bereits setban bat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-19
Gag Elm M
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boriab. Mie Dor elmer sauberifd)en
@ri@eiaung fubr 5err Grid qiug
3uriif.
Sic fiab es, 6rdulein Suliaa Sier
in benz 9ofe2
Sd leu6te Sbnen, erlDiberte fie las
6enb. . 6err pflug, tparum fnb
mir nitt nit ben Mnberen gefabren |
Dur@ 9ta6t unb Sturm unb @raus.
Oas tudre nod elm 8ergniisen gepeien.
Sm Galopp ben Berg binunfer uno
bur6 ben @alb, bic Gadeln gei9puns
gen = tpel9e 2uft!
llnb sic bdtten fi9 ni9t gefiir6tet?
S@s
Sic f6mang lire Tadel um ibr
Saupt, baB bic Tnnfen einen Nugetl.
bid rotbgliiben6 bur9 bas tpeiBgraue
6lodengeiDimmeI fogett.
50 blibt, 10 berl0f6t bic 5reube in
benz grauen @inerlei Der Welt! Sd
mid far9tens
l1nb nun bate Fe Die Gadel einem
Der &ne6te segeben.
Wrnn i6 nit Sbnen 3uiammen
fiibres
Sic ffredte ibm lire Sanb entgesen.
sic NIT mirl
st muBte ni9t re9t, mas er that,
ober ct ftibrte tire 9anb an feline
2ippen.
Wtit Sbnen fibre i'd big ans gnbe
Der Welt.
(5ortfesuns foIst.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-05-19

babt, bas erbaltene @elb an fpI1e 2eb.
rerinttefl ausfolgen, bic tpirtli9 fi1 auf.
geopfert b6tten tnb bpn tpel6en einige
bur9 Groftiddben gu 9riippeln seporz
ben ieisn.
usIano.
= 9ie 8onaparti{1en in 6er frana1s
fiiden 9eputirtentammer tuer5en fieh
nit Der &e6ten berbinoen, un cine Nufs
loiung bes parlaments berbeisufiibren
= Der @efltnObeits3uitano beg Rai=
iers lou fi9 INNER mebr beilern; ct lit
obne 5ieber, bas 59Iuden berurIaht
ibm feline S9mer3en mebr unb feline
Rrdfte nebmen 5u. Sen gr6Bten She'll
beg Cages berbringt ct i'm Greien..
= Als gntgegnung auf bic 6inbers
nihe, tpel9e beuti6en &eiienben unb
gar9ern in Grantrer9 in ben Weg ges
legt tperben, uirb elm faiierli6es Ne,
ierlpt ertpartet, uona@ ben Jramaoien
Der gefu6 BON @llaB unb 2otbringen
m6gli9it erf6tpert tpirb.
Ser Slbenburger 2anbtag bat
eltlltlnsill9 bic Subfbie fit ben 9aIen
Jt0r6enbamnt uub bic grrid5tung einer
neuen transatlantic 9ene 9ampferlinie
genebmigt.
- Gtirit 8ismard tpir6 ni@t ldnaer
als IA Sage in 8ar3in bleiben. Rrous
prin3 Wilbelm unb @raf &anbau Iinb
nit ibm gereiif, Ghrfin 8ismard iinb
@rdfin Anbau finb in Berlin gebIieben.
Gls Der 9off9neioer benz 2aiIer
bas WiaB gu elmer neuen Uniform
nabm, bic ber &aifer bel Der 6ceb3eit
tetnes Sobnfs tra9en tpirf, unb babel
febr betritbt ausfab, flopfie ber Mfons
ard benz Mann ouf bic SGulter uub
bebeutete linn, er foae teine iol9e Sci.
9enbittermiene MAIDEN, ba er, Der 4ais
ier. ii9 ni6t 10 f6le6t befinSe, aIs ber
S9neiber gu befiir9ten fdeine. gs
tpir6 faum boran gestpeifelt, baB ber
&aiier i'm StanOe iein tpirb, Der 0o9s
sett ieines Spbnes arn "a. B. Mlts. beis
3utupbnen.
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Ser ftiirmiide atlantiidbe csean

Ser 1tNrMt1We utianfttDe 03e6n
1T Elm Sdrsden fit fur6tfame @aTaaiere,
faum tueniser ipegen BET Gefabren ber Siefe,
als pesen ber fait ii9eren @eipibbeit Der See.
trantbeit. Da8 Bette SeiImitteI fit NAL de
mer 1T Soitetter'S Magen bitters,
bas ben Masen fofort in Srbnuus brinet nnb
St0ruusen 6eiIeIben berbinbert. Aaen &eiien-
ben unb Souriiten, aur Gee ober su 2anbe,
bietet es Elm sIiidli@es @tittelbiag spif9en ben
ipioerliden ober uniuirflamen SiiIfsmitfeln bes
arsneifaffens unb bem problematif9en gluben.
ben elm nidt mebiainiid aubsreitetes altoboli.
fdeS @eismittel, fei es nod 10 rein, aeipabren
taan. DaS SditteIn eines @ifenbabnbaaens
berurfa6t oft dbnlide Masenf6rungen. pie
oas @oaen etnes Sdiffes. Dafiir 1T bas Bit.
ters elm i9nea un0 ii6er ipirtenbes $eilmitteI.
Die Setpenbuna bon faI;isem @aiIer, befon.
oers auf lansen &eifen in ben Sropen, brinet
INNER St0runsen bes Wlasens nnS Der Gin.
gepeiDe berbor. 9oftetter's aaen.
bitterS, nenn 60 nit unreinem BaiIer ber.
miidt ipirb, bebt Die Birtuns biefer nnreinia.
feiten auf. Sn sleider @eile pirft es fsipobl
sesen Malaria. unb anbere iGdbIide @inRife
Ses sfIimas ober ber atmoipbdre oils aud ae.
gen bic @irfunsen bon 8lobfeIuns unb lleber.
anitrensuns. @enbet es an segen Niereu.
leiben, @beamatismus unb S9pd1e.
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Iipaniide, @se1rial, Guipure, @ban@
tiQ9 SptBen lit aGem gretten fir
neberwurf Dber geiab+

Geitidta GmidBe
III retben -nnb farbtsem Ytque,
Mua, Swie, NainiDpf. @efidter
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SDnt1terieipe BON seridieoener
9ualttdt+
Meue answabl BON Sddsrn+
1n5weifelbaft bte befte auswabl
Bon Damelt@ unb &tnber@ GAuben
Wanaer~ u 8naberl~Sduben ,1nb
StiefelasOn bewdbrteng gabrifanten+
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Sptt5en! Spttsen!
&uf bteiem Telbe slansem MIR
burd bic srSbte Nuswabl unb bic
neueffen Saden, bie je bent 9ublt~
fum pprselest tpur6en+ SDrdpm,
eepptiide, prtentaliide @aleneienne
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@eue 3epbpr @tasbams, Snbia
ertnfles, 9ereals, 3ansibars, @i>
aaes, aapns, gatttfte, gtoseltY
GDrbs, iaDttiide 3eptsrs, SDil bu
Sforb unb anbere gun, @aidsn gee
eisnetf Sabrtfate tn srOber aus>
ipaN nnb gu Seridiebenea preifen+
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@lesante gepettdten IN 8anbern
unb &ai@en.
Die rteueitea Sums geiltnss,
5enrietta Sud-, Grepes, apber
Sud-, Gballte einfarbis unb se>
ntuifert tn aGlen npbernen gAat~
ttrungen+
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Das eingefallene guse, bic blei9e
8eli9tsfarbe, bic entitelenben 9luss
i9ldge i'm @efi6te aeigen on, oaB es i'm
Snnern ni9t re6t itebt. Sreibe ben
gebeimen Geinb Der @efunbbeit aus.
3u 6ieiem 3tpede paro NDer's Sarias
barilla bersefellt; unb es erfiilt ieinen
3med.
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sd mb6te MIR tpiHen, ueBbalb
mid Grduleiu gmilie forttudbrenb
firirt?"
uSa, tueiBt 9u, tie 1T augenIeibenb
uno nluB pabrf@einIidb INNER in's
@rhre feben!"
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AcGQQia StPasse.
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Silatader, 1anbtaaer, Ser~
sietten, gettoeden, Scrin1 unb Gar
.binen. Siidbeden ,lnb zibiee d
setnen, Wpae unb pidi4 uub alle
9aaen, ipelAe bus 5ausbults>
sebtet in,faBt+
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bes je tn San Mntpntp au1gewte1et 1purbe

eambric tn seri6tebenen 8reiten 1t.
pretien. Sarbise Stidereien ber
feinifen Sprte.
9rObe auswabl Don Damen>
unterse1g+
gOQifdnbises eaeer BON Dan1en.
unb &tnberfframpfen4
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
MaukatO.

Mrs. Carl Dice and Mrs. Is. 7. Hutch
inSon entertained their many friends
with a euehre party Monday evening at
the residence of Mrs. Hutchinson. The
ladies first prize was earned by Mrs.
TrueSdal. and the second prize by Mrs.
L. Is. Sparrow.
Mrs. III. W. Coffin, who has been Wis
lting relatives here for several weeks
past. returned TO her home Iii Duluth.
Mrs. =. Zimmerman and daughter.
Miss Minorah. spent several days of last
week in ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
Mrs. Bushnell entertained the men,
berS of the Congregational church at
her residence Saturday evening last.
The Church Aid Society of st. Johns
parish met with Mrs. Perry WySong
Thursday afternoon and evening.
Miss Lulu Sullivan. of Minneapolis. is
visiting her aunt, Miss Helen NJ. Phil
inS, Of the Normal faculty.
Mr and Mrs T. {. Mitchell. of Lima,
O.. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Dicker, of this city.
Mrs. Y. NJ. Sears, of ST. Paul, is the
guest oI her sister, Mrs. Is. L. Hutchin-
son. in this city.
The Misses Bergholtz, of this city, are
entertaining Miss Ida Davis, of St.
Cloud.
Mrs. {. s. Rose and daughter, Miss
Fannie. are visiting relatives in the
East.
Miss Jennie Baker. of St. Pau, visited
relatives in this city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Root have returned
from st. Paul.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
A Slandep Nailed.

Editor Pierce has been making a great
ado over the fact that the Sioux Falls
Argus-LeaGer had been awarded the
contract for printing Commissioner of
immigration McCiure's book on the
''ResOurces of Dakota" He has
coyertly inSinuated that there was
collusion between the Argus and the
territorial administration, and has even
gone so far beyond the bounds of de-
cency as to charge that the matter was
big steal. Read what Republican
paper, the Pierre Free Press, says i'm re-
gard to the SANDER:
Not because we doubted, but to sat
isfy the doubts of others, the Free Press
called at Mr.. Mc0ure's Office and asked
him regarding the printing contract.
He replied that he had noticed the at
tack of the Dakota department of the
Pioneer Press, but did not deem it
worthy of any reply. He said, how
ever, that the records of his Office were
public property, and thereupon showed
us six bids for printing the book; TIVE
from Chicago, two from st. Paul and
two from Dakota, and on examining
them we found that the bid of the
Argus-Leader was the lowest, and was
properly accepted. Any person desir-
ing to Investigate can doubtless have
titc SAINT pfltiftSt dCCOfQCu us Ol eXdlI-
lining them. The bid of the Argus
Leader would make the cost of the
book t25O00 copies of 500 pages each)
about $500. To further satisfy our
selves we took the time and trouble to
estimate the cost, or at least what we
would be willing to duplicate the work
for, and found that we could not afford
to do the work for less sum, and
there would be but small profit at
that, considering the work, worry and
responsibility. This statement is en-
tirely voluntary on our part. As man
and neighbor we esteem Mr.. Mcclure
highly, and know him to be above any
undetermined deal. We have no SYM
pathy with his politics, and have never
received dollar of patronage from his
office and have no expectations of re-
ceiving any, being of the opposite po-
litical faith, but we do not propose
standing by and seeing an honest man
slandered without raising our voice."
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
CrOOkStOn.

The Ivy Social club gave its second
hop at McKinnon's hall Thursday even
ing. Some of the ladies present were
Mesdames Pierce, Lindsey. Cromb.
Cramer, Dampier. Carey. Vile, Rosen-
thai, Braiey, Mix. Ives, Fentaine, Misses
Aaker, Eerneau. Mix. Carrie Mix, Biv-
ems, Cora Biyens. Barker, Crawford,
O'Brien. Mckenzie.
Mrs. J. ". Wheeler and Mrs. John
Copeland were ''at home'' to their many
lady friends Tuesday afternoon.
MI and Mrs. Sawyer returned home
Saturday morning from St. Paul. where
they were attending the carnival.
Mrs. n. 3. Hayes entertained the
Young Folks Society of the Congrega-
tional church Friday evening.
The Missionary Society of the Pres
byterian church met with Mrs. ". S.
Taylor Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lola Box has returned from her
visit to Maud Dampier, of Fergus Falls.
Miss Mamie Ayers has returned from
her visit TO Park River, Oak.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alexander went
to St. Paul Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ex-senator Steenerson went TO
ST. Paul Wednesday evening.
Miss Butler. OF Wisconsin, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. c. c. knappen.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
PipestOne.

The following young ladies have just
been elected 10 office in the |. o. q. L.
lodge: Miss Eva Hubbard. Miss Effie
jenkins. Miss Stella Churchill.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Smith, of Tyler.
have been visiting at the residence OF
air. and Mrs. I. J. Lynch the past
week.
The Misses Nancy Stuart. Maggie
Hutton and Eva Hubbard spent the lat
ter part of last week at ST. Paul.
Miss Anna Mckenzie, of Flandrau,
spent Sunday the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
". ". Fletcher.
Misses Lulu S. Taylor anu Gertie Fer
ris attended the benefit bali at Troy last
Friday evening.
Mrs. A. Wilson has gone to Sherburn,
to visit her daughter. Mrs. G. c..
WallIup.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. [. Bernard visited
friends in st. Paul and Minneapolis last
week.
Mrs. E. W. Day. Of Edgerton, visited
relatives in this city last Friday.
Miss Maggie Nedam, of st. Louis, is
the guest of Mrs. W. ID. Hamlin.
Miss Rosa Edwards is visiting rela-
tives at Red Wing.
Mrs. VI. IL. Hockabout is visiting at
BoNdie, Oak.
Mrs. James McFey has returned from
Kilburn, Wis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
IOWA.
Charles City.

Mrs. f. Barney writes from Danville,
n. Y, that people ought to come there
to learn how to live. The time is not
yet fully determined for her return.
Mrs. II. A. Hand, of this place, read a
paper. 1.-The Mission of Flowers" at the
late meeting of the State Horticultural
society at Des Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin, who have been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kelley,
leave for their home in Monroe, Wis.,.
this afternoon.
Mrs. Freeman MeAliister held a
social entertainment for her friends
from Chicago aud Wisconsin yesterday.
A. J. Turner and wife, of Usage, are
OH visit for a couple of weeks to their
daughter in Charles City.
Mrs. l.. Q. Dexter has gone to Clear
Lake to spend a month or two with her
two daughters.
Miss EmmaQuimby is taking the place
of Miss Edith in the postoffice at Floyd
for few days.
Mrs. Harriet Haskell and her tlaugh-
ter, Mrs. Minnie Waller, leave foT Chi
eago to-day.
Mrs. Eliza Owens is home for few
weeks after trip 10 Chicago and Man
haitian, Kan.
Miss Nellie KNAPP and Miss Minnie
Plummer were visiting in Nora Springs
last week.
Mrs. l.. III. Piehn is receiving a visit
from her brother, John Schoenivey, of
Waterloo.
Miss Fern Mason has been visiting
this week in Nashua, the guest of Miss
Putney.
OAliss Lizzie Waterbury has been en-
joying herself among friends at Nashua.
Miss Gertie Trigg, of this place, has
been visiting friends in Rockford.
Miss Emma Hoffman, of Rockford,
has been visiting in Charles City.
Mrs. b. M. Cleveland is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Burnham, of this city.
Mrs. A. d. CHEEKY, of Minneapolis,
is on visit to her son Frank.
Miss Carrie V. Allen, of Mason City,
has been visiting in town.
Mrs. S. b. Hall, Mrs. IN. Phelps and
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
CreSco.

Mrs. Dr. Barrett gave 5 O'Clock tea
Wednesday TO the following ladies
Mesdames j. M. Mccoy. c. <. White,
w. II. Barker. II. Young. William
Wilberham. w. II. Mead. w. b. Web
ster, IL. C. Price, ID. A. Norton and W.
Wildman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joyce. of Chicago, spent
last Friday and Saturday with Sister
Mary Edward, the music teacher at the
Academy of the Assumption. Mrs. joyce
is sister of Sister Edward.
Miss Eta Sumson is spending few
days in Ridgway, the guest of Miss
Louise Galby.
Miss Josie Strother gave her young
friends sleigh ride last Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Lomas visited
the ice palace at St. Paul last week.
Mrs. III. c. Rand entertained several
friends last Friday evening.
Mrs. William Allen, of LIE Roy, Minn..
was in town last week.
Miss Lizzie O'Neil left this week fol
Savannah. LII.
Miss Addie Church has retu rned from
Mason CITY,
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
LIE Sueur.

Among those who attended the last
St0rming of the ice palace were:
Mesdames l.. L. Dodge. l.. j. Taylor,
Il. Wcisel and Misses Josie Hegeman,
Carrie Cassidy. Alice Wood, Clara and
Lily Parker.
Mrs. w. c. Russell is home from a
five weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. Rob
ert Iten, at Fargo.
Mrs. John Oliver left Tuesday for
New Auburn. to visit he: parents, Mr..
and Air5. Wilkins.
Mrs. J. X. ). Cosgrove and family
have returned frcm their trip to
Erie, Pa.
Mrs. u. Grimes and daughter are the
guests Of relatives and friends at Jes-
Scnland.
Miss Lily Curtis, OF Erie, Pa. Is spend
ing a few weeks with Ter brother, 81 i.
Curtis.
Mrs. John Joncc, OF Pipestone, is the
guest o. her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Wise.
Mrs. Fred Tiliing. of Cioqi.et. was the
guest OF many friends here last week.
The BAPTIST Sewing society met with
MrS. j. p. Weeds Thursday afternoon.
Ms. ". a. Pattep is visiting hef sis
Ter. Mrs. George More. at Jackson.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
Fountain.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Weir gave a social
dance at the Fountain house last Fri
day evening in honor of their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Murthy. of Grafton,
Oak. Among the Out-of-town guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A Moore and
sisters. Misses Julia and Johanna
Moore; Mr. and Mrs. John ShauneSSy;
Edward Langum and his sisters. Misses
Annie and BezZee Langum, of WykOff.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Murthy left last
Tuesday for their home at Grafton,
Oak. They were accompanied as far as
st. Paul by Mrs. J. F. Weir and Misses
Julia and Johanna Moore.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Murphy and the Misses
Lille and Annie Kelly were guests at
the marriage of J. Fitzgerald and Miss
I. Lynch, of CarrOltOn,. last week.
Miss Carrie Johnson, who has been a
guest Of friends in MINNEAPOLIS for some
weeks, has returned to the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Anderson.
Mrs. Is. O'Haro and Mrs. NJ. G. Kelly
passed last Tuesday and Wednesday
with their brother, VI. Rice, of Chat
field.
Mrs. NJ German, of Pekin. and Miss
Kate German, of CarTOlton, were guests
OF Mrs. p. Colby last week.
Mrs. ThoWaS Murphy, of ST. Paul.
has been Il guest OF her parents the past
week.
Mrs. E. Hamlin. of Chatfield, was the
guest of Mrs. &. 5. Crandall last Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Moore went to
ChattipId last week.
Miss Julia Welsh left for Lanesboro
last week
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
Marsh aiitOWn.

Frank AnsOn. general passenger
agent of the Wisconsin Central, was in
the city a day or two this week the
guest of her sister, Miss Mae Harris
AnSOn. Mrs. W. DOolitle and other
friends.
Miss Rose Judd, Miss Edith Hurd and
the Messrs. Frank Robinson. &. Ii. For
ney and E. L. Dickey composed COM
pany of merry-makers at the residence
of K. Reed Tuesday night.
Irving J. Miller, associate editor
of the Electric Light, Marshalltown's S
society paper, will be married to Miss
Hattie Smith. of Gilman, To-, Sunday.
B. A. Morgan, the pharmacist of
this city. will be married to Miss Anna
Belle. of Monmouth, ILL.,, next Thurs
day.
Mrs. Lem Goodwin. of St Joseph,
Mo-, has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. I'll. Hardy this week.
Miss Jennie Gordon entertained a
company of young people Monday night
in honor of her birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Waldo spent
part of the week with friends at Green
Mountain, 10.
Miss Ella Shute entertained the Chau-
tattqua circle at her pleasant home
Monday night.
Miss Etha Cooper entertained party
of young people at her home last Thurs
day night.
Miss Ola Odair is spending the winter
with her sister, Mrs. Field. at Mime
apolis.
Miss Vera Webster will not return to
school at Davenport. To-, at the present.
Mrs. NJ. X. Huffaher and daughter,
Miss Lulu, are visiting friends in Texas
Miss Sadie Cronkleton returned Mon
day from weeks visit at Des Meines.
Mrs. w. III. Br0eff1e left this week for
visit to her father in New York. -.
MI. and Mrs. E. W. Cooley are visit
ing at Fort Dodge, 10.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
MonteVideO.

Miss Maty Goar, who has been in
charge of the bazar at this place for
the past year, intends going to Indiana
with her parents soon.
Last Friday evening about twenty
friends of AIR. and Mrs. Henry Bergen
gave them surprise. the occasion be-
ing their fifth wedding anniversary.
Miss May Wadsworth, who has been
visiting in the Twin Cities the past
week, has returned home.
Miss Lenora McKune, one of the
young ladies of this place, is now sole
proprietor of the baZar.
Miss Marion Edwards, of this place,
departed for New Y ork city last Wednes-
day morning.
Mrs. NJ. o. Hervig entertained a
small party of her friends last Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Joseph Gaskill has returned
from the Twin Cities.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
WaSeca.

The following officers were installed
at the l. o. G L. hall, Monday evening
last: G. t., A. nj. Hutchinson; Y. r..
Mrs. Freeland; secretary, B. +. Blom-
burgh; +. s., Miss A. E. Andrews; :;
treasurer, B. W. Grant; marshal, w. ID.
Goats; guard, Belle Claghorn; 2. C. T.,
Mrs. MOsher.
The ladies society of the Congrega-
tiOnal church met with Mrs. j. l.. Clag-
horn. Friday afternoon last.
Miss Bull, a Southern missionary, will
visit with friends in this city next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolan, of Waterville,
were in this city the past week.
Miss Jennie O'Brien visited Fari-
bault, the past week.
Miss Alice Maloney will teach school
in Wilton township.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Wood. of Dakota, are
visiting in this city.
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Lake City,

Miss Lizzie Jacobs returned Monday
from st. Paul, where she was the guest
OF Mrs. DitmarS.
Mrs. /. S. Richardson and daughter
Millie spent several days last week in
St. Paul.
AIRS. L. II. Irwin, of Newbury. II. z,
is being entertained by her son, David
Irwin.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Smyth were So
journing with friends in st. Paul last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. a. T. Johns entertained
their many friends Wednesday evening.
Mrs. HaSs and grandson, Robert Low
tie, left for Cincinnati last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ford were sojourning
with friends in st. Paul this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Underwood and
sen Roy left Monday for Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. IL. Hubbard left for
Florida Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gray are visit
ing Dir. Gray
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ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Young, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. p Hill and MeSdameS Martin
and Day.
Mrs. {. Y. Petersen entertained the
Progressive Euchre club at its last meet
ing. Mrs. Patterson and Mr.. BetZ car
ried off the head prizes.
Mrs. DIR. Hunt, who has been visiting
her brother i'm ST. Paul and attending
the carnival. returned home last Satur-
day.
The W. c. T. [. and the y. W. c. L.
L. met with Mrs. +. Is. Burdick We'd
HeSday afternoon.
Mrs. William MatSon, of Howard,
Dak., was visiting in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth COnklin, of Winnie
bagO City, are visiting in town.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
Glencoe.

Miss Millie Meader, of Decorah, To-,
was in town few days this week, the
guest of Miss Vertie Hall.
Mrs. S. r. Fitch, of Northiield, is en-
joying a pleasant visit with her son,
Judge A. P. Fitch.
Mrs. E. C.. Baird, of Graceville, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. E. Pixley,
of Glencoe.
Miss Clara Richardson, who has been
visiting in Bird Island, has returned
home.
Mrs. r. FL. McClelland visited in
Shakepee several days of last week.
Miss F. M. Watson was in st. Paul
last week.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-02-11
Eer@us Falls.

Mrs. 3. S. Hall. who has been a guest
of Mrs. V. NJ. Watkins, Holly avenue,
St. Paul, has returned home.
Mrs. w. j. Hall is visiting friends at
Glencoe previous to taking up her resi-
dence in Milwaukee.
Jens n. Garnes. of Garnes s. Kruger,
was married last Wednesday, Feb. 1, to
Miss B. ii. Selyig.
The Chautauqua circle met with Mrs.
Horace Picket Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles III. Goodsen returned
Tuesday from Minneapolis.
Mrs. r. &. Woodham is entertaining
Mrs. p. McKercher, of Clear Lake, 10.
Mrs. c. c. Houpt has returned from a
brief visit to st. Paul.
Mrs. John F. Hunter is visiting friends
at Northfield.
Mrs. j. w. Earl is visiting relatives at
Faribault.