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Albert Lea.

Miss Flossie Boothe, of Alden, has
been visited friends here. Miss Fannie
Powers, of Redfield, OAK, is the guest
of Mrs. f. B. Fobes.. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
P. Forrest, of Estherville, To-, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. III. Truesdell
last week go. MIR. and Mrs. William
WohIhuter, of Bear Lake, were the
guests of Mrs. c. Il. Brunelin last week.
:. Mrs. r. G. Van Vechten started
Tuesday morning for Tacoma, w. L.
-. Mrs. DR.. Todd, of Madison. Mimi,
is the guest of her sister. Mrs. e: o.
tanning her mother, Mrs. Nixon, of
Gordansville, is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. r. b. Skinner. Rev. S. German
and Miss Radia Wilson were married
Tuesday :. MIR. and Mrs. I. V. KRAFT
void entertained friends New Years.
The following young people surprised
Lyle and Pearl Day Monday evening:
Misses Leila Fobes, Blanch Todd, Josie
Bachelor, Kitten Truesdell, Hattie
Gilrnp, Josie Greene, and Messrs. Gus
Armstrong. Herb Skinner, Harry Trues
dell, Oscar Burton, Clifford Brown, Ar
thur Abbott and Charlie Fobes. Fri
day evening the Whist club were enter
tanned at the Winslow house by Messrs.
Frank Crane, VIC. McAdam,J. S. Chap
man,D. Armstrong, and Misses Todd,
Rankin and Elite Armstrong. The
guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Briggs, Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Jacobus. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Truesdell,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Kratvold, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. NJ. Todd, Mr.. and Mrs. II. &.
Day, Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Dwight, DR..
and Mrs. Brown, Mrs. u. F. Morgan,
Misses Helen Todd, Bessie Blackmer,
Hattie Horner, Mamie Gatee, and
Messrs. Hammond, w. N. Crane and
Farnsworth. =. DIR. and Mrs. w. w.
Parker entertained few friends at tea
last Saturday evening to celebrate their
wedding anniversary. Mrs. ID. N.
Morgan visited in st. Paul last week.
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DODGE Center.

The young people enjoyed dance at
Miss Cora Waldron's Monday evening.
....Dell ingalls,. of Cedar Falls, To-, is
spending the week here. j.. Miss Carrie
Paddock has returned to her home in
La ValIa, Wis. Mrs. S. W. Stlvers is
visiting her daughter in Brainerd. {. :.
Among those visiting in town from
Rochester this week were: Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Miller, Mrs. E. A. Parsons
and Miss s. E. Hewitt. Mrs. c. Dag
gett and children, of Hayfeld, spent
Christmas with Mrs. Johnson. I. Mrs. l..
Thuett entertained Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Kundert, of Mantorville. Tuesday.
A large company enjoyed an oyster
supper at Mrs. j. A. Garver's Wednes-
day evening.
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aspirations-such as Walsh, of Grand
Forks. who claims that he defeated
Winship. and Stimuel. of Fargo, who
thinks he defeated Edwards-are not
likely to be very well disposed towards
Dakota editors, for the reason that the
esprit de corps that prevails among the
fraternity caused them very generally
TO support Winship, Edwards and other
members of the profession for the places
to which they aSpired.
But the little party of editors, to which
l have referred as having a conSulta-
ton, did not seem to apprehend any
trouble. They seemed to think that
they and their brethren will be abund-
antfy able to take care of themselves.
The Legislature may fix the legal rate
for advertising. but they can't compel
the publishers to publish single notice
for the legal rates. The publisher can
put what price he likes upon his space.
Two years ago the farmer legislature
did what they regarded as the very
smart thing in rendering it unnecessary
for the man who fOrecloSeS chattel
mortgage to advertise it in newspa-
per. Prior to that date advertising was
essential. The legislature desired to
help the poor farmer. and the result is
that they injured him. Now it is the
rule that chattel mortgage foreclosure
sales are attended by scarcely any buy
ers, for men who would be disposed to
buy such property are not in the habit
of reading badly written and worse
spelled notices that may be tackled
UPON FENCE POSTS
and telegraph poles. A week or two
ago there was a lot of machinery sold IN
Mandan on a chaCtel mortgage, and it
did not bring 10 per cent OF its actual
value. 1t is fair to assume that it would
had been known that such sale would
take place. The property was mort
gagged for 81 500. and it was knocked
down for 500. The debtor still owes
over 81 400 on that debt. An advertise
ment that might have cost $40 would
have resulted in the property being sold
for at least S1,000-at least so good
judges of the facts tell me. Some time
ago safe and other office furniture
was sold here under a chattel mortgage.
advertised by the fence-post system.
and the result was that the sale realized
about 10 per cent of what it would have
realized if it had been properly adver-
tised.
The same disposition prevails to-
day among the members of the legiSla-
ture as prevailed two years ago." said
one of the publishers after the subject
had been talked over and some of the
facts stated that are recited above.
perhaps the feelil.5 is little stronger
among the new men than it was with
the old. But say that the printer who
publishes the official proceedings of the
county commissioners in the county in
which he lives. and gets 25 cents an inch
for twelve lines of BREWER. makes no
money by.it. 1t hardly pays for setting
the type. And yet, out of feeling of
public spirit he does the work at the
price prescribed by law"
There will be newspaper lobby at
the capitol this session, at which some
good work will probably be done. But
If it is not successful in accomplishing
the purpose that it may set to work for.
it is safe to say that the Dakota publish
ers will still be able to take care of
themselves.
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Austin,

Miss Fanny Giles gave card party
Wednesday evening. 4. Miss Bell Hun
kins left Friday night for Paulina =.
Mrs. K. F. Woodland returned to Wells
Thursday. Miss Ethel Eccleston en-
tertalned a number of young people
Thursday evening . :. Miss Esther Royce
started W ednesday for Vermont. Miss
Hattie Gault is visiting IN Otranto, 10.
Mrs. jackson, of Huron, Dak., is
the guest of Mrs. c. III. Freeman. :.
Mrs. Donaldson has been visiting her
daughter in Red Wing, Mimi.
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Little Falls.

Mrs. J. Welzel is spending the week
in St. Cloud +. Mrs. E. Baxter and lit
tie daughter are visiting friends at
Chaska. Miss Edie Donovan has gone
to Dundas, Mimi. MI. and Mrs. G.
Townsend have returned from Mime
apolis. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Lafond spent
the holidays at Sank Center. Miss
Juno Lindbergh returned Wednesday
from MelrOse -. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Adams, of Elm Dale. are in the city.
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CreScO.


Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mumby have re-
turned to Sioux Falls. Oak. Mrs.
Charles ii. Garnsey is visiting in Ches-
ter, TO-. :. Mrs. William Howard enter
tertained her son, Will Howard, of st.
Paul, this week. Miss Libbie Nc
Cam has gone to Hekston. Ontario,
Can. where she will reside in the tut
ure. Miss Elsie Perry of Waterloo, To-,
spent the holidays with Mrs. I. Perry.
Miss Carrie Cameron has returned from
GAINESVILLE, To-. The CrescO Drum
corps gave a ball in Lyric hall New
Years night. Miss Eva Marshall,
who is teaching in Chester, To-, spent
the holidays with her parent. 49,. Miss
Alice Miles, of Calmar, T., has been
visiting here. Miss Net Siddall is
in Charles City, To-. Miss Maggie
Lynch. of New Hampton, To-, was III
town last week.
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spent the week in st. Paul. - Miss
Gertie Rich has returned from an ex-
tended trip to Minneapolis. !. Miss
Hannah Petit returned to Minneapolis
Wednesday Miss Belle Gates left
Wednesday for st. Paul. The ladies
receiving on New Years day were:
Mrs. Charles F. Hendryr. assisted by
Miss Loui Allen; Miss S. M. Bruce and
daughters, Misses Minnie and Belle. as
sisted by Mrs. Fish and Miss Birdie
Ship, OF Minneapolis: Misses Edith and
Nellie Whitetieid, assisted by Miss May
COnyvall
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Fargo.

There was pleasant party New
Years evening at the residence of A. j..
Craig. Present were: Mr.. and Mrs. j..
G. McKendry, Mrs. William McKendry,
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. 6. F. Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. LasensAe, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Aylmer, Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Ogden, Mr.. and Mrs. Vidger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hance, Mr.. and Mrs. Loan and
Miss Jennie Ballard Miss Alice Bat
son returned from Argusville Wednes-
day. Miss Lizzie Dawson was
home during the holidays.
Miss Mabel Smith was at Wheatland
this week. Miss Mcknight entertained
a party of friends New Years eve
Mrs. j. F. Taylor entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Thomas at New Years din
ner. :. Miss Laura Birchall is visiting
friends at Dawson Mr.. and Mrs. j.
C. Thompson, of Dickinson, are visiting
their sons in this city. Miss Mae
COssett, of Duluth, attended the Com
pany b dance. Mr.. and Mrs. &. s..
White were pleasantly surprised by
friends last Thursday evening Mr..
and Mrs. Richard futile, of Barnes
vile, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. G. Chapman this week.
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Eau Claire.

Mrs. Charles Giaver and Miss Giaver
have returned from Europe /. Miss
Claudia McPheeters, of Boston, spent
the holidays here :. Mr.. and Mrs. &.
d. White, of Bayfield,. visited Fred S.
White this week. Mrs. John Ore and
Miss Anna Ore have returned from
Hannibal, Mo- Mrs. III. c, Putnam en-
tertained friends Wednesday afternoon
Miss Grace K'dder entertained
about fifty of her friends at
an evening party Wednesday -.
Mrs. j. G. Ferry visited friends at
WatertOwn this week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer E. Graham entertained friends
Tuesday evening. Henry E. Stokes
and Miss Joanna Hanck were married
Tuesday. Miss Mae Stocking has re-
turned to school at Faribault. Mrs. II.
F. Wilson spent the week at De Pere,
Wis.
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Eyota.

Miss Busian returned to her school in
Rochester last Saturday. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Dunn have returned from the
East. Miss Stella France returned to
Bliss spent Monday in Rochester. MIR.
Mrs. S. A. Coddington entertained S. E.
Keller and wife. Miss Ruth ARM
strong, of Chatfeld, is visiting o. S.
Armstrong; family. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mapley Mott returned to Lake Crystal
this week.
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Ipswich.

E. Evans was married Christmas day
to Miss Agnes Webb, of Wisconsin. :.
Mrs. Edison Williams entertained Rev.
DR.. Beaton, president of the Redfield
college, Sunday =. Mrs. l.. b. Edmunds
entertained number of guests New
Years day. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs.
Vein Wss asss sa by Miss nsr GeF SaI
day evening. :. Mrs. e. j. Barker en-
tertained the Baptist Sewing society
this week. The ladies of the w. c. Il.
U. met with Mrs. E. E. Parsons this
week
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Fergus Falls.

Hon. and Mrs. E. E. Corliss enter
tanned a party at drive whist Wednes-
day evening. The head prizes were
won by Mrs. DR.. Bedford and Thomas
na rs Those n.R present. r s Mere Mn Mr. and
Jewett, DR.. and Mrs. Bedford, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. 7. Mcmahon. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
S. Billings, Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. War
field, Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Houpt, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Corliss, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
f. Partridge, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Win
sor. Mrs. c. d. Baker, Mrs. Shoemaker
and Mrs. George Robothun.. a dane
ing and whist club of about thirty
couples has been formed, which
gave. its first party at the
Grand hotel Thursday evening. :.
The local assembly, Knights of Labor,
gave a ball in Chase's hall Monday
night. A leap year party was given
Monday night by Misses Overvig, Mel
son and Carson, which was attended by
most of the Scandinavian society people
of the city. Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Bar
rows have returned from Glencoe.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Hunter left Wednes-
day for Herman and Mortified. Miss
Cappie Stewart is at Fargo. Miss
Houser, of Detroit, has been in the city
GlllS week. MISS Joullle MITCHELL, VI
Sheldon, OAK, is the guest of Miss
Nellie Power. Miss Alma Hawkinson
and Miss Hilda Brown, of Battle
Lake, are visiting Miss Pearl Harker....
Miss Kgte Leonard, of Rochester, is Wis
iting her aunt Mrs. DR.. Reynolds.
Miss Anna Cowdy, of Wadena, has re-
turned home Mrs. A. Bender has
gone to Cochrane, Wiss. Mrs. Judge
Williams entertained small tea party
New Years night Miss E. NJ. Clapp
has returned to st. Paul. IL. L. Aims
worth, of Breckenridge. and Miss Eta
Noyes, of the town Of Orwell, were mar
ried Wednesday,. A surprise parry, or
ganized by Aid. Hughes, called on Mr..
and Mrs. A. Van Praag Thursday even
ing... Mr.. and Mrs. Cockroft were sur
prised by large party Monday even
ing. the tenth anniversary Of their we'd
ding
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ShakOpee.

Mrs. John McMullen is visiting her
sister at Sioux Falls. Mrs. j. l.. Nc
Donald spent Monday in st. Paul..
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerhard Hilgers spent
New Years day at Jordan. Mrs.
James III. Dunn has returned to Mime
apolis. Mrs. Daniel BOrnarth, of st.
Paul, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bornarth :. Mrs. Ro;ert Coffin
visited st. Paul Monday Mss Flora
Mcdonald spent New Years day at
Chaska .. :. Miss Nellie Pond is the
guest of Mrs. Charles 6. Kinds.
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RuShfOrd.

Miss Anna Gjems is home from De-
corah Misses Anna and Helen Smith,
assisted by Misses Stella Tew, Kittie
Gallagher. Margaret Murphy and Lima
Gjens, received New Years day.
Miss Kittie Gallagher. of La Crosse, is
the guest of Miss Stella Tew.. F. Nj.
Smith and daughter, Miss Helen. left
Wednesday for Ell Paso, Tex. ;. Miss
Lima Gjems spent Friday in La Crosse.
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Spring Valley.

Prof. A. ID. Gains and wife, of Alex
andria, are spending the holidays with
friends in Spring Valley and Hamilton.
Miss Leila Clark left Wednesday
for La Crosse and Eau Claire, Wis. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Smith returned to
Austin Monday M. L. Smith and
wife went to Austin Saturday, where
they will make their future home. -.
About eighty were present at the NJ. u.
church merry Christmas social given
by the Misses Minnie and Eva Lower
Friday evening. Mrs. Emma Utter
and daughter Mabel, of EmmettS-
burg, To-, are at the residence of
Nate Elliott. Miss Grace Hart, of
Austin. is with friends in the city
Dr.. and Mrs. r. l.. Moore entertained
Judge Farmer and wife, John King and
wife, G. Nj. Warren and wife, L. M.
Ashley and wife, l.. A. Hoard and wife,
Harry Sample and wife, Burdete
Thayer and wife and E. w. Thayer and
wife at cards on Friday evening. MI.
tertainment Saturday evening to the
following guests: Col. and Mrs. G. G.
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Lobdill,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Farmer, DR.. and
Mrs. r. L. Moore, Judge and Mrs. j. Q.
Farmer; Mr.. and Mrs. John Lent
hold, Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Ly-
man, Mr.. and Mrs. III. p.
Kalb, the Misses Vina Lobdill,
Lena Rehuberg and Messrs. Fred Far
mer and Loda Lobdid Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Hunt are entertaining Walter
Hunt, of Chicago. ;. Mrs. Annie Wor-
cester. of Green, N. Y, is with her Sis
ter, Mrs. j. E. Nutting Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Lyman gave a party Thursday
evening Mrs. j. E. Nutting and Mrs.
Annie Worcester spent New Years day
in Minnesota City. .Loda and Miss
Vina Lobdid gave a New Years party
at the Twin Place, Tuesday evening, to
the Misses Linda Lower, Emma Lee,
Flora Shut, Fern Rewey. frankie Stills,
Mate Bradford, Emma and Emily Lob
dill and Messrs. E. l.. Sheppard, c. w.
Nutting. c. ID. Allen, K. Conlay: Merit
Washburn, George Bradford, James
Bradford and John Burnham, of Fair
mont, Minnesota.
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Bathgate.

Among those who received on New
Years day were Mrs. Justice Beemer,
Mrs. Stack, Miss Grandy, Miss Arm
and Miss Lewis, Mrs. S. L. Whitmer.
Mrs. L. K. Armstrong, Mrs. Chivaleer,
Mrs. Harris, Miss Brennan. Miss Sa-
Draw, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. and Miss
Bostwick, Mrs. A. F. Johnson, Mrs. F.
w. Gaffney and Mrs. Haskins. /. Miss
Fannie Ferguson and Miss Florence
Brennan left Wednesday to attend the
university at Grand Forks. Mrs. b.
l.. Lewis has returned from Sabin. :.
Archie Shannon has arrived from the
East, accompanied by Mrs. Shannon.
Miss Halt, of st. Thomas, is the guest Of
Mrs. l.. K. Armstrong.
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w abaSha.

Mr., and Mrs. ]. w. Cotterell, of Mar
shalitown, To-, were the guests of MI.
and Mrs. P. Monroe last week. Mrs.
Hart, of Eau Claire, Vas in the city last
week. :. Miss M. Bartlett, of Lake
City, was entertained by Miss Grace
Teney this week. Miss Lille McCaf-
frey was the guests of Mrs. James Do
Ian last week. . Miss Jennie Lewark,
of st. Paul, spent the holiday with Mrs.
L.. Lewark. :. Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Smith
were in st. Paul last week. Miss Su-
sic Jones. of Gambia, Wis, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Jones. Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Comfy, of st. Panl, were
the guests of Mrs. Charles Haven New
Years day Mrs. Van Bergen left
Thursday night for Rockford, where
point. Miss Wetherby entertained the
Episcopal social Thursday evening. -.
The young daughters of David Fulton
gave delightful party to their friends
New Years eve. Mrs. Will Hall, of
Cumberland, left for home yesterday.
Miss Nash, of st. CrOiX Falls, and
Miss Martin, of Edgerton, left for their
homes Friday.
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Glendale.

Mrs. C.GleasOn is visiting Mrs. Thomas
Seton. Mrs. Barker, the president of
the w. c. L. U. of Dakota, lectured in
the Baptist church Sunday evening,
Dec. g.. Miss Emma Thompson left
Glendale for a visit in Michigan Jan.
g.. Mrs. B. b. Larson is visiting
friends at River Falls, Wis. :. Miss
Maggie Mclean, of Yorktown, is at the
Central house .
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YanktOn.

Mrs. F. j. Washabaugh, of Deadwood,
is guest of Mrs. N. Edmunds. Miss
Annette Bruce spent her holiday vaca-
ton in Yankton with her parents. i. :.
Mrs. Williams, of Scotland, and Capt.
Curry, of Winnipeg, visited their
brother, j. A. Stafford, this week. :.
Miss Cora Riggs has returned from Chi
cago. DIR. and Mrs. Van Ostrand have
gone to Michigan. Mrs. E. j. Rowell
entertained Mr.. Mckee, of Spencer, To-,
during the holidays. Miss Esther
Clark has returned from Redfeld.
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Browns Valley,

Mr.. and Mrs. Dale left OH Friday for
st. Paul. Mrs. c. II. Bowman ON
Thursday started for st. Paul. Mr..
and Mrs. G. McLane and family are
visiting friends at st. Cloud. "A party
of the young people were entertained
by Mrs. F. Mccall on Thursday. :. Mrs.
r. A. Tuckey gave magic lantern en-
tertainment on Friday evening Mr..
and Mrs. II. DeZotel left on Thursday
for trip to the Pacific Coast. The
dance New Years eve at Dunser's hall
was largely attended. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Larkin entertained friends New
Years day. e. DR.. and Mrs. l.. C.. Cum
minis entertained few guests at dinner
New Years day. The watch meeting
New Years eve was well attended. The
recitations were appropriately selected,
making the meeting very interesting
and Instructive
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Pine Island.

Mrs. E. V. Garfield and Miss Jean
Alton, of Zumbrota, were the guests of
Mrs. Dr.. Hill this week. Mrs. w. w.
Cretohall entertained fifty young people
Friday evening in honor of Miss Annie
Smith, who is home from WInona -.
Mrs. Fl. L. Banks, of Mankato, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. III. Tome :. The
Misses Miller. of Roscoe. entertained
the following at their home Saturday
evening: The Misses Annie, Carrie
and Josie Smith, Belle Cornwell;
Messrs. Best. Walter and Milton Smith,
Tom Burns and Mr.. and Mrs. Irish.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. FL. Ellison, of Roches-
ter, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
A. Smith Tuesday. Mrs. NJ. F. More
house is at Minneapolis.
Fountain.
Miss Katie Gallagher returned from
Lanesboro last Friday. Mrs. William
Perry returned Saturday from Wykoff.
Miss Katie Mulroy is in Lanesbore.
IA number of young people attended
a New Year hop in Lanesboro Monday
evening :. Mr.and Mrs. Andrew Healy,
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Huron.

Mrs. Martha Kerr is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Judge CrOfoot, at Aber-
deem. Mrs. S. j. Foster is entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. Harrington, of
Nebraska. Miss Cora M. ShOber spent
several days in Redfield this week :.
Thomas Mitchell and wife have re-
turned to Hitchcock. Miss Alice
Keith has returned to her home in
Volga. Miss May Knox has returned
from HighmOre. Mrs. n. j. Aplin, of
Hebron, Wis, is the guest OF her son,
E. III. Aplin Mrs. s. A. Foster
has returned to her home in
WATERFOWL >. Mrs. j. S. Oliver en-
tertained large company of young
people Thursday evening. Mrs. W.
Caldwell was in EsmOnd this week
Miss Florence Ramer spent New Years
day in Volga. :. Miss Libbie Edwards,
of YanktOn, is guest of her sister.
Mrs. E. l.. Choate. Miss Agnes Wood
ford has returned from Washington. :.
Miss May Burke. of Aberdeen, was
guest of Miss Carrie Miller this week.
-. Mrs. Charles Bates, of Yankton, is
the guest of John q. Bates and family.
Mrs. P. b. Lyon is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Morgan. of Connecticut.
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Lizzie Dew visited at Hartland this
week.. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Alexander
are visiting with friends at Warsaw,
Wis.,. Miss Ida Cain, of Troy, came
Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs. IL. r.
Thompson.
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Sank Center.

Mrs. c. NJ. Truman and Miss Flora
Truman have returned from Mime
apolis Miss Minnie Fish, of st.
Cloud, was the guest of Mrs. James O.
Wakefield this week. -. Miss Mamie
Tobey is visiting friends in the Twin
Cities. Mrs. B. G. Lord and children
have returned from Alexandria. {. f. Mrs.
G. c: Tobey left Monday for Mamkato.
49,. Miss Flavia Webb, Of Evansville.
spent the holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Charles Tubbs. Miss J. Norderhaus,
of Glenwood, has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. W. o. P. Hfllsdale
Miss Mabel Ferguson went to
Elbow Lake for the holidays. =.
Miss Belle Gates was , very pleasantly
by few friends. Miss Lulu Harmon
has gone to Mortified to attend school.
-. Miss Alice Moore spent the week at
West Union. J.. Miss J. NJ. Robertson
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CrOOkStOn,

The Ivy Social club gave their fourth
party at McKinnon's hall on Thursday
evening. Miss jennie Gallasch re-
turned to her home at Red Wing on
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OWatOnra.

Miss Jessie Rankin, of Duluth, has
been the guest of Prof. and Mrs. A. w.
Rankin. :. Misses Alice Downie and
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Saturday evening. Some of the ladies
that received OH tine LIST were Mesdames
Durand, K0senthal, Vile, Alexander,
Mix, Stearns, Stevens, Sawyer, Cope
land, Jennings, Fortier, Wood, Hack,
Miller. Dawley. Fuller, Ayers, En-
skine, Vance, Wheeler, Mckee: Misses
Brown, Anglim, Cassie and Carrie Mix,
Erskine, Moore, Aaker, Minnie and
Mammie Ayers, Campbell, Copeland
and Fontaine -. Mrs. Flint, of Still
water, spent Xmas in the city visiting
friends Miss Campbell spent few
days of last week at Min0t. Miss
Agnes McLauren and Miss Hunter
leave the last of the week for st. Cloud,
where they will attend school.