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and his future wife, who is six months
his senior, will have fortune of S40.-
900 year. Princess Marie. the eldest
daughter of the Due de Charities, is
married to Prince Waldemar of Lea
mark, an uncle of Prince George. so
that this is another match which will
create some complicated relationships.
KING DYING.
The king of the Netherlands is dying.
He has been in precarious state for
several months, and now his appetite
has failed, and with the loss of appe-
tite has come an entire prOStratiOn of
strength, and, in fact, complete break
up Of his constitution. He is wheeled
about from room to room in chair and
is even unable to sign his name. During
the last three weeks state business has
been transacted by Queen Emma. King
William is aware that his recovery is
impossible, and that he is in great and
immediate danger. But he does not
wish his condition TO be made public
The king and queen are at their sum-
mer residence, the Chateau of Loo, near
ApeldOra, which is the most beautiful
country site in Holland.
GLADSTONE'S CORRESPONDENCE.
Mr.. Gladstone has been chiefly en-
plOyed during the last two months i'll
arranging his public and private CORE
spOndence; and | hear that after hay-
ing destroyed several thousands of let
tiers, he is now putting those which he
has decided to keep in chronological
order. HENRY LABoUCHERE.
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MankOta.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Craig entertained
a number of friends Monday evening.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. L..
Walters, j. G. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs.
Longini, Mr.. and Mrs. F. McGraw, Mr..
and Mrs. III. NJ. Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 4. Meagher, Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Hub
bard. Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Severance, MIR.
and Mrs. 81. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. &.
e. Brett, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w, Slade,
MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. A. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Clark. Miss Fannie Pitcher enter
tanned number of friends at euchre
Tuesday evening. Among those pres
ent were: Misses Thompson, Wise,
Smith, Zimmerman. Parsons, Severance,
Andrews, Coddington and HodgSon.
Mrs. Fred Fatzner and Miss Minnie
Bowman, of st. Paul, are visiting
friends in this city....C. Christensen
and daughter Carrie left Saturday for
National City, Cal. Miss Geer, of
Sioux City, is the guest of Mr.. AMI Mrs.
W. Ii. Shepard. Mrs. Marshall Cath
cart, who has been visiting Mrs. p. K.
Wiser, returned to her home III st. Paul
"Wednesday :. MIR. and Mrs. t. n.
Boy ntOn. of Garden City, left for Los
1hhSNASO, O&i.s ldOb 100 LIZ
zie Sparrow returned home Saturday
from Cincinnati, o.. Prof. and Mrs. E.
L. Chritchett, of Minneapolis, are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Bechbott.
-. Miss Annie Villas returned to her
home in Madison, Wis, last Saturday:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcmahon, OF
LIE Mars, To-. are the guests of DR.. W.
K. Mcmahon Mrs. j. f. Meagher Wis
tied Mrs. G. W. Warner at Tracy last
week. Mrs. DR.. Brownell and daugh-
tiers, of Spirit Lake, To-, are the guests
of Mrs. Lyman Matthews. Mrs. j.
Ziegler left Monday for Van Vert, 0:
Mrs. r. Briggaman has returned
from Chicago. :. Mrs. W. G. Galleher,
of Van Vert, o., has returned home,
after spending the summer with Mrs. p.
Zimmerman. The Misses Sherman,
of Wells, were in the city Monday.
Mrs. William Fordyee gave a party
Wednesday evening, in houor of Miss
Stevenson, of Rochester, MINI.
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MINNESOTA.
Lake CITY,

Mrs. James G. Young returned to
Cedar Rapids Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Wilson. of Winona, spent
Tuesday in this city. Miss Anna
OLaughlin, of st. Paul, visited friends
V. e. Clifford returned from their Mon
tana trip Sunday Mrs. Ann Bartlett.
of Geneva. Wis, is the guest of her SON.,
j. c. Bartlett. -. Mr.. and Gates
have returned from Red Wing. -.
Mrs, William Perkins has been enter
tanning Mrs. Frank Taylor, of Appleton,
for tue past week. Wellington Reed.
of the town of Florence, and Miss Carrie
Doughty of this city, were married last
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. j. Berkey,
G.. F. Benson and Miss Carrie Benson
have returned from Rush River, Wis.
-. Mrs. II. 7. Seeley returned
to Minneapolis last Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Ramsdell and daughter
Hazel are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Collins. Mrs. l.. l.. Fetch
er, of Kindred. Oak, was in town this
week. . Mrs. Barnes and Miss Dor
man, of Minneapolis, who have spent
the summer with Mrs. A. j. Grer, re-
turned to their home last week. :. Mr..
and Mrs. E. f. Mccall entertained Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Taylor, of RushfOrd, n.
Y, last week Mrs. NJ. Semple, of
White Earth reservation, OAK, spent
last week with Mr.. and Mrs.
W. P. Milliken in this city.
Mrs. E. NJ. Card, who was the guest of
Mrs. q. C. Stout and Mrs. William Per-
kins,ast week, has returned to Merriam
Park. MINI. Mr. and Mrs. III. K. Ter
rell visited Dr. Hoyt and family. of st.
Paul, last week. Rev. William E.
Barker and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. A. K.
Gaylord and Mrs. NJ. Condit were at st.
Paul last week.
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RAMPANT WATERATICS
Capture the G. o. f. and the Op
position Can't Get a Bulge.

position Can't Get a Bulge.
Special to the GLOBE
GRAND Forks, Oct. 19.-The Repub-
lican convention was captured by the
PTOhibitiOniSts, and with two exceptions
the candidates nominated are Prohibit
tiOnists. The city is opposed to local
option and is strongly in favor of high
license. hence the city delegation and a
large majority of the residents of the
city are opposed to the ticket named at
the Republican convention. An effort
was made by the Democrats and diSatiS-
fed Republicans to place fusion ticket
I'm the field. but the movement fell
into i'll advised and inexperienced
hands and did not result in
bringing out very strong ticket. In
fact. it is made up by strange and in
consistent cO-mingllng of factions
which rObS it OF the strength and merit
which the promoters intended it should
possess. William Bulge, one of the
named as the head of the ticket, but he
declines to run, hence the opposition to
the WinShip ticket are all at sea. George
II. Walsh has been talked of for the
position declined by Mr.. Bulge, and if
he accepts it, may yet give Winship and
his ticket lively tuSsle, but the time
for campaign work is so short that it is
hardly possible for the so-ealled peO-
pies movement to get under much
Roadway. Sheriff Swan, it is believed
by both sides, will be elected on his per-
SOnal popularity. He has made a good
officer, and although a high license
II an, is a much better ProhibitiOnist
than his opponent, Theodore Halton.
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DAKOTA.
Huron.

Mrs. E. L. Choate has returned from
Yankton. Mrs. T. Thomas has re-
turned from Omaha :. Mrs. ID. W.
Stiner, Mrs. J. S. Oliver and Miss Ella
Ward spent couple of days in Miller
this week. b. These officers have been
chosen by the Authors Corner to serve
during the winter: Mrs. Miles Booth,
president; Mrs. E. T. Grossly, vice pres
ident: Mrs. George L. Smith, secretary.
John Wilson and wife entertained
a large company of friends at their
country home Friday afternoon. Mrs.
ID. Gilbert. of Minneapolis, was Friday
guest of Mrs. A. III. Risdon.. Mrs. NJ.
j. Donney, of Springfield, ILL.,, is spend
ing couple of weeks with friends
here. e. w. Ahell and wife enter
tanned about thirty couples Friday.
evening Mrs. E. V. HOyt, of White
wood, OAK. has concluded her visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Charles Deer
ing Mrs. ID. r. Grover, of Barabo0,
Wis, is spending week here. IA. w.
den and wife have returned from two
months tour in Illinois, Michigan and
New York. e. Mrs. II. Kippax is enjoy
ing visit from her sister, Miss Miller.
of WATERFOWL. 4. Hon. r. III. Brown and
wife have returned from their visit to
Deadwood :. Miss Sadie Thorn is at
home from Sioux City Mrs. ]. j.
Coyle, sister to Mrs. n. L. Smith, has
returned to California. . Misses Annie
and Fannie Cronk, guests of w. b.
Cronk and family for couple of weeks,
have gone home to Oregon, Wis. :.
Mayor Ii. J. Rice and wife have re-
turned from San Francisco. Mrs.
John Burke has returned from an all
summers visit Inc Wisconsin and Hi
noiS. Mrs. W. w. Eastman and daugh-
tiers have arrived from Pierre, and will
make Huron their permanent home. =.
Miss Lizzie Cornerford, of Bismarck,
spent couple of days here this week
Miss Alice Peden has gone to
Gainesville, Ark. Mrs. E. {. Walton
has returned from Aberdeen .. Mrs.
Miles Booth spent Sunday in st. Law
renee Mrs q. Heron has joined
her husband in Sioux Falls, where they
will hereafter reside. Mrs. W. l..
King is visiting in Minneapolis. :.
Mrs. Frank Obracht, a friend of Mrs. G..
Chalfont, has returned to her home in
Ladi, Wis Mrs, j. B. PomerOy has
gone to AIatoona, Pa. Mrs. L. Dick
Archer has gone to Peoria, HI. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Panchal arrived from
Hamarden to make their home here. ..
Miss Ora Bitter is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Welcher. :. Manford E. Will
Jams and wife, OF Miller, were here
Wednesday.
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MILAN'S LOVE.
The King of Servia Anxious to
Marry Nine. Chrystes.

The King of Servia Anxious to
Marry Nine. Chrystes.
Special Cablegram to the St. Louis Post
Dispatch.
There is a strong suspicion at Bel
grade that if King Milan can get rid of
Queen Natalie he will marry his friend,
Nine. Chrystes, who could easily pro-
cure divorce from her accommodating
husband, who is his majesty's private
secretary. Mime. ChrysteS, who is
Gre K. is very handsome and very
clever, and a few weeks ago she left
Belgrade for COnstantinOple, carrying
off with her the superb diamonds and
other crown jewelry which the king
recently gave her. The idea that Nine
ChrysteS intends to become queen of
Servia has not tended to improve King
Miian'S chance of obtaining q divorce.
Ii is probable that simple separation
will be the end of his disputes with
Queen Natalie.
EMPRESS VICTORIA EXASPERATED.
| hear from Berlin that nothing
which has happened during the last
three months has annoyed and cXaSper-
ated Empress Victoria so much as the
emperOr'S refusal to grant her the use
the FTiedrichskrOn palace at POtSdam,
which has been her country residence
ever since her marriage. The widowed
empress is intensely grieYed at having
to leave the palace, around which so
many cherished memories cluster. En-
perOr Frederick undoubtedly kept a
daily journal, and it is now in the pos
session of his widow. But | fancy that
while a few published extracts
are authentic, many others have
been interpolated and that there
So the diary may be regarded as not al
together genuine. 1t is incOnceivable
that the emperor could cause diary to
be printed and privately circulated con-
tanning so many extracts calculated to
seriously prejudice the course of Ger
man unity and altogether damaging to
German interests. Prince Bismarck is
thoroughly justified in prosecuting the
persons responsible for the publication,
fer they have certainly been guilty of
treason to the state, as nothing but
mischief could result from the prema-
ture appearance of portion of the late
enperOr'S diary. 1t is still worse to
publish extracts cooked up with addi-
lions and suppressions, the former be-
Ing o. the most Objectionable kind.
A FALSE REPORT.
Paragraphs have appeared in numer-
Gus papers announcing the approaching
betrothal of the cZarewitch To one of
the daughters Of the Prince of Wales.
There is not the slightest truth in these
statements, which are probably pre-
po>terous, inaSmuch as the laws of tile
Greek church positively prohibit the
marriage of cousins. and the eldest son
Of the ear is the very last person in the
world who could afford 10 ignore such
rule The cZarewitch is almost GER
tainly to marry one of the beautiful and
talented daughters of Prince Nicholas
of Montenegro.
ANOTHER ROYAL ALLIANCE.
A marriage has been arranged be
tween Prince George, the second son of
the king of the HeileneS, and the Prin-
cess Marguerite of Orleans, the young
est daughter of the Due de Charities.
Prince George, who was born July,
1859, is au officer in the Danish navy,
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Watertown.

Following is a list of the ladies at.
tending the banquet and ball at the
Arcade hotel Wednesday evening:
Mesdames E. G. Fahpnestock, Archie
Weaver. W. D. Morris, John Brock, w.
K. Arnold, j. l. Monks, G. W. Stuten-
roth, G. Nj. Cannon, Buell., Frank
Stokes, W. FL. Stokes, M. A. Hee-
gard, A. NJ. Heegaard, A. III. Barring
ton, Ed Rice, Orrin Whistler, George
A. Dodds, Q. Gesley, M. w. Fuller, w.
M. Reed, W. r. Thomas, r. E. Carpen-
ter. Ii. K. Pease. G. G. Williams, John
Prothers, Misses Grace BoyntOn, of
Winona, Mimi; Hattie Fahnestock,
Mamie Flint. Lii Fahnestock, Sallie
Fahnestock, Kittie Stevens Edith
Bauvard and Jessie Gorrie.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. P. Walker, who have
been the guests of DR.. and Mrs. c. w.
Stutenroth, have returned to their home
in Iowa. DIR. and Mrs. Bennett have
gone to Richmond, Va, to spend the
winter. Miss Grace Boynton, who has
been the guest of Mrs. c. B. William
son. has returned to Winona Miss
May Foster, of Minneapolis, is visiting
at her brothers, Prof A. A. Foster. e.
Mrs. 1. d. Kingsbury and daughter
Ma bel have gone to Delavan, Wis, for
a-yiSit.. Mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Rice have
gone to San Francisco, Cal, to reside.
Mrs. Kellogg has returned to her
home in WatertOwn, n. Y. Mrs.
George Grinnell, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. FL. S. Fletcher, has
returned to her home in Hammond,
Wis.
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Red Wing.

DR.. and Mrs. G. Hobart are in New
York city. Miss Carrie Benson, who
has been the guest of Mrs. G. Ii. Grouse,
of this city, for the past two weeks, has
returned to her home in Lake City.
Mrs. Christ Drummer, of West st. Paul,
has returned home. Mrs. n. j. Holm
berg and son, of Alexandria, visited
here the first part of the week..
Miss Tillie MartenSOn, of Chicago,is the
guest of Mrs. Christian Peterson.
Mrs. D. A. Lovgren and children are
now located at st, Anthony Park, where
Mr.. Lovgren will shortly join them >.
Mrs. l.. P.CordelI, of La Crosse, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. E. p. LOwater.
Gen. and Mrs. s. p. Jennison and sons,
Paul and Wellington, left Wednesday
morning for the East, to spend tee win
ter Mrs. w. S. Shank, of st. Paul, is
visiting at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph BatlO. Mrs. George Hanenstein
gave o'clock tea Wednesday -.
Albert johnson. clerk of the district
court, and Miss Ella johnson, of Good
hue, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. John
son, were united in marriage last Mon
day. Mr.. and Mrs. johnson will make
their home in this city,. Mrs. c. HI.
Ashton, of st. Paul, was a guest at the
home of her father, 5. J. Willard, this
week. . Miss Mary Joss, daughter of
J. G. Joss, of this city, is attending
school at Detroit, Mich . q. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Washburn. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Augustine and Miss Emma Au-
gustine were in attendance at the Minis
Sharborn wedding at st. Paul last
Wednefday
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A NEW BONANZA.
Sensational Discovery of Gold in
the Aspen Mine.

ASPEN, Col, Oct. 19.-The Aspen
mine, which has been the scene of so
many sensational discoveries, has come
to the front with another. Wednesday
night cave was struck. thirty feet long
and seventy feet high. Lying on the
wallis bed of ore, seven feet thick and
enormously rich. Some of it runs as
high as 1000 ounces, and it will all
average several hundred ounces. At
the far end of the cave is crevice
running across the formation. This is
of an unknown depth. Manager Paul
attempted to get some idea of its depth
by timing the fall of stones in it. but
the stones kept on falling until the
noise of their striking against the sides
grew too indiStinct to be noted The
watch showed that after fourteen
seconds they were still going down. A
strong current of air came up through
the assure. This is found in the first
level. After passing through the ore
the drift was run about 800 feet, and has
opened the new bonanza found in the
cave.
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EarIning tOn.

Mrs. d. J. Lumsden, of Oregon, was
visiting friends this week. 80. Rev.
C. o. Reohr and wife, of st. Paul. are
in town. 80. Miss Regina McLain. of
st. Paul, is the guest of Miss Kate
Henly Mrs. n. b. Rowley is enter
tanning Mrs. II. W. Rowley, of Billings,
Mont. Mrs. E. L. Wheeler, of Min
neapoIis, was a visitor in the village
this week -. Mrs. Alex. Cummings,
of st. Paul, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Niskern, this week. 90. Mrs.
Levi E. Day has returned from Ohio.
Mrs. A. S. Wheeler, Of Lincoln,
Mass, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. r. Sanderson.. Miss Gertie Chapel
is visiting friends in Minneapolis. Mimi.
Mrs j. n. Cults, of st. Paul,
Mimi, is visiting Miss Flora Reed.
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Boss Quay's Tactics.
PHILADELPHIA Record.

Philadelphia Record.
While the Democratic campaign man.
ayers have been slOgging away at In
diana and Connecticut their adroit
antagonists have been undermining
them right in their own stronghold of
New York city. Mr.. Quay's great and
original idea, it appears, is to fight the
battle for the presidency upon the very
spot where the enemy is strongest-tO
wit. in the city of New York. 1t is a
stroke worthy even of the audacity of
Quay, and, all things considered, it may
be regarded as offering prospects of
success as favorable as any other pOliti-
cal scheme could promise. A still hunt
for Republican votes in the lower wards
of New York city would be novelty
sufficiently startling to be noteworthy,
even though the;campaign should be ten
times as fierce and exciting. In many
of the election precincts of Gotham the
voters scarcely know what RepubIi-
can ticket looks like, and the news that
Chairman Quay has determined to in
wake the lower section of the city-the
chosen lair of the Democratic tiger
will excite unmingled establishment
among the practical politicians of the
metropolis.
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ROsernount.

Miss Nellie Conlon was the guest of
Miss Anna Hyland Wednesday Miss
Josie Cotton spent few days last week
with Mrs. j. Feeley, of Pennington. u. :.
Misses Susie and Maggie Hyland re-
turned Wednesday from Faribault..
Miss May McSherry. of Lakeville, is in
South Minneapolis. :. Mrs. German re-
Turned to her home in st.
Paul, Saturday . Miss Saddle Dewitt
was the guest of her cousin,
Miss Kittie Hyland, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Dewitt were the guests
of Sheriff Connolly, of Hastings, Sum-
day. Mrs. NJ. Hyland spent last week
with Mrs. j. HyIand, of Lakeville -.
Mrs. Collins. of Fargo. OAK, returned
home Tuesday. after weeks visit with
Mrs. P. J. Walsh. Mrs. NJ. Hogan and
Miss Julia Mullery visited st. Paul
Wednesday -. Misses Maggie and
Annie Hyland spent Thursday in st.
Paul. :. Miss Minnie Hyland paid a
short visit to Pennington Wednesday.
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Dodge Center.

The principal social event. of the
week was the marriage of w. B. Par
sons and Miss Alice Franklin at the
brides residence Wednesday evening.
-. Miss Fannie Sterling spent the first
of the week at Kenyon. Mrs. I. j.
RiOn, of West Concord, is the guest of
Mrs. Griswold. Mrs. Dell Hardin and
daughters Nellie and Mary, of Mon
mouth, ILL.,, are the guests OF Mrs. c. j..
Humason . Rev.C. Ii. Norton and wife
have gone to Marion to live.
Mrs. Hannah Parsons is the guest of
Mrs. George Parsons. Mrs. &. E..
Waldin is spending few weeks at
Watertown, Oak. =. &C. P. Prince and
Mrs. Maud Eddy were married Thurs
day of last week. . Miss Jessie Parsons
came from Monmouth, ILL.,, Tuesday to
spend several weeks with Mrs. John
Parsons. Mrs. Henry Beaman, of
West ST. Paul, has been visiting Mrs.
C.. Beaman. Bert White and bride. of
Rochester. have removed to this place.
Mrs. E. Hidden, of Britton, OAK,
is visiting in town. Mr.. and Mrs. C..
P. Prince spent Monday in Rochester.
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Lake Benton.

Mrs. w. III. Bryan has returned from
Dakota. :. Mrs. Al LouEsbury, of ST.
Paul. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Gle.
Miss Tealy MatsOn went to Tracey Mon
day. Mrs. Cakes is visiting her chill
dren in Minneapolis. Mrs. A. Brysen
and children, Miss Koch, Mrs.
J. A. WoOdfOrd and children visited
the Pipestone quarries Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. George Koch and Miss
Duer returned from Milwaukee last
week. Mrs. Mary Stiles returned
from Brookings last week. Mrs. F. j..
Carlisle has returned from BrOOkings.
Miss Cole has returned to her home
in Chatfeld. :. The Harvest social at
Verdi was well attended. Rev. and
Mrs. Parsons, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. David
son, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Bennett. and
Mesdames j. n. Brightman, William
Gle, o. Merrill, Fuller and Cunning
ham, of Benton, were there.
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IOWA.
CrescO.

Mrs. DR.. 81. C. Price spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kinnard at Nc
Gregor, To- i. Mrs. &. Meverden has re-
turned from Milwaukee, Wis. Mrs.
Andrew Mcmillan has gone to her home
in Flandreau, Oak. Mrs. Bohls, of
Elma, To-. is visiting friends here 4. :.
Miss Louise Galby, of Ridgeway, To-,
was the guest of Miss Lauraine Meade
this week. On the evening of
Oct. 16, Charles E. Remer.
of Omaha, Neb., and Miss
Minnie Bell Carter, of this place, were
united in marriage. i. Mrs. William B.
Lent entertained friends at tea Wednes-
day evening Misses Lucy Treat. Mel
lie Allison, Mamie and Lizzie Greer,
and MIR. and Mrs. Chamberlain. of De-
corah, To-; Mr.. and Mrs. g. r. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tuck, of Ridge
way, To-. were in attendance on the
Mascot Tuesday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. }. j. Taylor and daughter, Miss
Jennie, of Warren, Pa, spent several
days in town this week.
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OWatOnna.

Miss Carrie Warren, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. j. E. Warren. and Albert J.
Leick were married Thursday evening.
Rev. and Mrs. j. E. Ogle were sur
prised Wednesday evening ny party
of friends. Among them were: Prof.
and Mrs. A. w. Rankin, Mr.. aDd Mrs.
d. W. Sperry, MIS-. w. A. Sperry. Mr..
and Mrs. ID. p. Farmer, Mr.. and Mrs.
I'll. f. Luce, Mr.. and Mrs. C. b. Wilkin-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. &. f. Peck,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Chadwick, Miss: Mel
lie McGOWan, Mr.. and Mrs. S.NelSOn..
Mrs. William Reynolds is entertaining
her neice, Miss Aida Reynolds, of Kan
sas. Rev. and Mrs. W. A. Spinney,
and children, left Thursday for their
future home, Elyria, Ohio. Miss Sea-
ton, who has been spending several
weeks with Mrs. Potter, returned to
Frank Grant and children leave next
Monday for WatertOwn, OAK, their flu
ture home. Mrs. Robert Clark has
gone to Eureka, Ill. Mrs. Ann Scott
left Monday for Chicago. The Misses
Cole, of Chatfield, were guests of Mrs.
II. A. Holmes this week Mrs. Mes
and mother. Mrs. Chapman. of Brook
ings, Oak, have returned to this city to
reside. u. Mr.. and Mis-. l.. Puffer, of
Rensselaer, Falls, st. Lawrence county,
y. Y, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Kimbali, Tuesday. . Mr.. and Mrs. John
Nelson went to ST. Paul Thursday 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. NJ. Hammond have
been spending the past ten days with
friends in Minneapolis.