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Little Falls

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Townsend have gone
to Minneapolis for three weeks So
journ -. Mrs. Thompson, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Buchanan,
has returned to her home at Santiago.
Mimi Mrs. Frank Lyons has re-
turned fromaher visit at Minneapolis.
-. lion. j. c. Flynn and wife came up
from St. Paul Friday, where they have
been for the past week "A number of
Little Falls young folks drove out to r.
Neill's. at Green Prairie, to sociable
Wed esday evening. The Ladies'
Working club was entertained by Mrs.
G. Raymond "Wednesday afternoon -.
Mrs. james Stuart is visiting relatives
in Minneapolis. .. Mrs. NJ. Whithead is
spending the week in RoYaltOn.
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WISCONSIN.
Chippewa Falls.

Phillip Lowe and daughter have re-
turned from Chicago. u Mrs. James
Earnest, of Shulsburg, is the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. III. w. LIE Clerc...
Mrs. G. [. Kellogg is visiting relatives
in Bruce Mrs. Charles White and
Mrs. Leslie Wilson, of Eau Claire, are
the guests of Mrs. George G. Ginty. ;.
Mrs. Peachman, of Baldwin, Wis, is
the guest of Mrs. B. E. Reid. Rev. j.
D. Ferris, who has been rector of Christ
church. in this city, a little over year,
has rendered his resignation. He has
accepted call from Pittsburg, Pa.
The fancy dress party given under the
auspices of the Legion of HtnT last
Friday evening at the opera house was
attended by over 200 guests EN- maSque.
The decorations were very elaborate. -.
Robert Starr. of this city, was married
to Miss Ida Carroll at Ashland last Sat
urday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.
NeWald have rnturned from Milwaukee.
:. Mrs. A. b. Morse has gone to
gan will leave for the Pacific coast Mon
day morning. Misses Emma and Rose
Osgard. of Eau Claire, are the guests of
their sister, Mrs. C. w. Prouty, this
week. Mrs. Thompson and daughter
Retta have returned from Eau Claire.i
Eau Claire.
Miss Lizzie Kennedy, of Minneapolis,
who has been the guest of Mrs. Eugene
Shaw, has returned home. +. Miss Sigma
Rasmussen, of Baldwin, has been the
guest of Mrs. Nils Holm. ,. MI. and
Mrs. Levi Walrath celebrated their firth
wedding anniversary this week. Mrs.
w H. Williams is visiting friends in
Chicago. +. Misses Fannie aud Mary
Carson have gone East, to be absent
several months, Capt. and Mrs. E.
w. Allen spent the week with Mime
apolis friends Miss Minnie Arm
strong, from the East, is visiting the
families of j. b. and ii. M. Stocking. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ulrich gave re-
ception and hop Tuesday evening".
The Misses Bennett, of Arcadia, and
Mrs. J. K. Brice, of Whitehall, visited
friends here this week. Miss Kate
Hardy gave a reception in honor of
Prof. Leon II. Vincent, of Philadelphia,
this week.
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kOsenOunt.

Mrs. j. C. Geraghty visited st. Paul
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harper
spent Saturday in Pennington. Miss
Mollie Feely, of st. Paul. is spending
few days with Miss Nellie Johnston. =.
Miss Carrie Carroll is home from st.
Paul :. Master Johnnie Kelly and sis
ter. Annie, of IIakeville, were the guests
Cochran and F. Sanger attended dance
at Pennington Monday. Miss Emma
V. De5ham is attending school in st.
Panl
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Mrs. William Bontecon, of Spring
Valley, is the guest of Rev. T. S. Leon
ard. Miss Annie Herber visited
friends in st. Paul this week. Miss
Ella NJ. Dudley is in Minneapolis. :.
Miss Agnes S. Mertz went to Minneap-
oils Wednesday. Mrs. Sarah HitSman,
of Boone, To-, is the guest of her son,
Policeman r. E. Hitsman. Miss Jes-
sic B. Ames has returned from her
Groton, OAK. visit. Miss Susie Whit
ford, of Chicago. is the guest of her
cousin, e. A. Whilford. -. Misses Lydia
Banerle and Matte Banded, of st. Paul,
visited friends here this week. Miss
Ella a. Casserly has returned from
protracted visit with friends in New
Haven, To-. -. The Alpha club gave
pleasant hop at Teutohic hall last night.
=. Misses Elizabeth and Hanord Ring
rose, of Aberdeen, OAK, are visiting
their sister, Mrs. j. 2. McHugh. =. The
Ivy Leaf Dancing club gives land
masquerade at Teutonic hall next Mon
day evening Mrs. John Hilferty left
Wednesday for Richmond, Va. Mrs.
a. II. TruaX is in st. Paul. MIR. Mich
olas Langenfeld and Miss Annie BitZ
were married at st. Boniface church
yesterday by Rev. Cornelius Whitman.
:. Miss Lizzie Yeager departed for Sc
attic. W.T., Wednesday -. Mrs. Samuel
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Sank q, nIer.

Miss Dot Swanger. who has been the
guest of Mrs Charles Fish the past
week, has returned to Fargo, OAK. !.
p. A. Furnier and Mrs. Ph9ba Storey
were married on Wednesday evening
by the Rev. S. c. Briggs. .. Miss Rose
Donahue has gone to Minneapolis to
spend some time with her sister. Mrs.
j. Huff. . . Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T.
Hendryx spent Sunday in st. Pam. =.
Miss Laura Mott visited Hamline the
last of the week Misses May and
Kittie McNeice OF Little Sank,
were guests of Misses julia
and Floy McMasters on Sunday
w. S. Dean and daughter Alice
have returned from Minneapolis.
Mesdames Charles Perry and David
Cleveland spent little time in st. Paul
last week :. :. Miss Hattie Bradley, of
Morris, is the guest of Miss Nellie
Whitefi Id. Mrs. A. Barto entertained
the ChautauQua circle Monday evening.
-. Mrs. Key. S. G. Briggs has returned
from Elbow Lake Mrs. G. c. TCbey
has been spending the week in Mime
apoIis. Rev. j. i. Hamilton left Mon
day for Dallas, Tex, to visit his wife
and family . Mrs. W. o. p. Hiilsdale
returned Tuesday from Minneapolis.
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kee, Wis, are in the city...E. A.
Buzsa and wife, of Milwaukee,
were in town Monday. MRS. Clara
Bertha has returned to sWinona. -.
Miss Winnie De Croft. of Alma, was the
guest of Miss Fannie Cratic last week.
;. Miss Annie Schwirtz is visiting
friends in North st. Paul. -. Mrs. Henry
Buisson visited Mrs. Netzer in Still
water last week. !. :. Miss Clara Ginthner
is the guest of Mrs. John Raedmacher
i'll st. Paul.
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Fountain.

Mrs. P. Mccarthy returned TO her
home in Austin last Thursday. Miss
Alice Hanson, of Fountain township,
called on friends in town last Saturday.
;. Miss Matilda Wethe. of Peterson, is
visiting friends here IA birthday
party, informal hop and oyster supper
were given at the residence of Mr.; and
Mrs. l.. Sanford Friday. William
O'Shaunessy, a former resident of this
place. came here with his bride last
week from FIandrau. Oak -. Mrs. L.
Shaw, of Chatfield. visited friends in
town Saturday 49,. Prof. E. S. Vosberg
and wife went to Preston Saturday with
their class in history and attended the
Teachers ASSOCIATION. Mrs. E. E.
Butts, of Jordan, and Mrs. William
Bailey, of Chatfield, were entertained
by Mrs. James Moore last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Moore, of Foun-
tain township, were guests of Mrs.
James Weir Saturday. Miss Phebe
Hitchcock, of Pilot Mound, is the guest
of Mrs. Daniel Shears.
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She Kept the Ring.

New York Sun.
"You told me, darling he said, "a
week before Christmas that you wanted
time to think it over. and that imme-
diately after the holidays should learn
my fate"
IL know aid, Mr.. Sampson, and the
diamond ring which he had given her
flashed merrily on her finger; land [
have considered the matter night and
day. | regret to say that | cannot be
your wife, but l shall always respect
and admire you as friend"
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FaribauIt.

Clerk of Court G. o. Kleven and wife
have returned from Albert Lea. =. i. Mr..
and Mrs. F. D.. Beecher have returned
from their visit to Mr.. Beecher's par
ents at Austin. Miss Brown has re-
turned from her visit with her sister,
Mrs. j. A. Campbell, at Dundas Dr.
T. B. Nichols. of Portland, Ore, form
erly of this city, has been Misunderstanding
with friends here during the week. =.
George G.. Howe has gone to Water
vile, ". T., on business Tip.
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Grafton.

Mrs. DR.. Evens, of Mimic, visited in
town last week. Mrs. Frank Sprague
is visiting in Albert Lea. Mimi. Mrs.
w. d. Bates returned home from Min
nesota last week Mrs. d. w. YOr-
keys mother left on Monday for her
home in the East Mrs. de Vavl, of
Mimic, was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. p. Speton left Monday for visit
in Moorhead, MINI. Mrs. j. nj. Ora
ham gave reading Thursday. evening
in the parlors of the Presbyterian
church, under the auspices of the w. c.
T. u.
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DODGE Center.

A very pleasant party of ladies and
gentlemen surprised Mr.. and Mrs. B. B.
Parsons Saturday evening. Among
those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. G. /.
Humason, G. A. Vickery, c. G. Ingham,
l.. j. Hunt. j. A. Packer, G. ". Par
sons, r. G. Hill, ". Nickerson, G.. w.
Ballard. Thuett. Shultes. Allen, DUEL,
Weston Morgan. Moss and Kennedy.
Mrs. +. r. Miller is spending the week
III st. Paul. Miss Jessie Parsons Wis
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W ahasha,

The ladies of the library gave a pro-
gressive euchre party last Thursday
evening. Among the guests were:
Mesdames Benson, Campbell, Udelle.
Young, Goss, Stearns, Pennock, Sew
ard. and Misses Tepey, Randall, Jones,
Diel. Campbell, Johnson and Hurd. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. a. Benson, of Milwau-
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Granite Falls.

Mrs. Joseph Jannine's friends gave
her surprise party Friday night. :.
Mrs. Joseph Foster gave dime social
for the benefit of Trinity parish
Wednesday evening :. Mrs. Sage, of
Kansas City, arrived here Saturday,
and is being entertained by Mrs. S. S.
RUSSELL. Miss Susie Straltors is en-
tertaining Ef1ie Enas. Mrs. Coons, of
Damsan, visited friends here recently.
Mrs. NJ. Painter entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. j. c. johnson Sunday. Mrs. l..
p. Daliff, of Wood Lake. spent Tuesday
here. Mrs. A. W. Winters returned
from Minneapolis Monday. Miss Mary
Hazelhurst returned from Harrington
Tuesday. Mrs. ID. A. McLarty left
Tuesday for Mortified, Minn... Miss
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Mrs. Valentine Wheeler and daughter
Josie returned from Bloomington, ILL.,,
Wednesday morning, after an absence
of several weeks among friends. I. !. +. Mrs.
Martha Foster. of Winona, Mimi, was
in tine city this week, the guest of Mrs.
A. S. Field Mrs. William Dttman
and Mrs. d. }. Dill spent Thursday in
the Sanity City.
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Baldwin.

B. L. Colpitts, of st. Paul. was the
guest of his brothers family during the
week j. A. Decker, is visiting West
Superior Oh pleasure and business. -.
Miss Sigma Rasmussen is visiting friends
in Eau Claire. Mrs. Fuller. of Duluth,
spent portion of the week with her
sister, Miss Kitty Murray.
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Pine Island.

Miss Iva Miller spent Sunday with
Miss Minnie Herrick at Oronoco....
Mrs. Eta Cornwell entertained the fol-
lowing at tea party Friday: Mrs.
Georgia Irish. Misses Blood, Terrill,
Intyre, Clara and Ellie Swarthout and
Belle COrnwell i. . Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Howard were at Rochester Wednes-
day :. Mrs. d. f. Sawyer entertained
her friends at card party Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Smith,
Miss Mollie O'Neill and DR.. Craddock
attended the ball at Zumbrota Friday
evening. The Progressive Euchre
club was entertained by Mrs. DR.. Hill.
Tuesday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
II. Irish visited at Zumbrota Wednes
day 80. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Howard gave
a card party Wednesday evening.
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EyOta.

Mrs. NJ. r. Wood entertained the U.
B. society Tuesday evening :. Mrs
John, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. B. Blair were
in Rochester last week. Mrs. Tracy
is entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Hull
oven, of Forman. Oak. Miss Nina
Bear is the guest of Mrs. A. W. Stinch-
field. Mr.. ana Mrs. Weston enter
tanned friends at cards Monday evening.
-. Mrs. J. and Miss Evelyn Bliss Wis
tied friends in the country last week.
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D. FL. Twomey entertained the ladies of
the Presbyterian church Thursday even
ing. -. Mrs. E. l.. Shipherd has re-
turned from Cleveland, o.. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Budd have gone East -.
mrs. l.. B. Starbird is is Topeka, Kan.
=. Mrs. and Miss Couchman have been
visiting Col. and Mrs. Thomas. >. Miss
Grace Potter is visiting Mrs. +. E.
Briggs Mrs. G. j. Kissner has gone
to Fremont, o.. Miss Hoag entertained
the Comedy club Thursday evening.
Those present were Col. and Mrs. NJ.
w. Greene, Judge and Mrs. Mulchahy,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thompson. Mr..
and Mrs. Schruth, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. G..
A..Putnam. Mrs. Col. Dodge, Miss Flint,
Miss Dayie and Miss McGoey.
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Altoona,

Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Brassill were
pleasantly surprised Monday evening
by the following ladies and gentlemen,
in honor of the birthday of Mrs. Bras
sill: Mr.. and Mrs. T. Marquissel, Mr..
and Mrs. I. L. Walls, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Shute,
Mrs. C. l.. Coss, Mrs. T. Lawrence,
Miss Lillian Shute. Cards. bean-bag
and refreshments furnished entertain
ment until II O'Clock. when all de-
parted for home, wishing Mrs. b. many
returns of the happy occasion.
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ElIentiaie.

Miss Emma Thompson is visiting
relatives in Michigan Mrs. ii. Hotch
kiss, of Jamestown. Dak., who has been
visiting Mrs. d. H. Keep, left Glendale
Thursday Thursday, Jan. 24.....S.
Lowry has returned from his Michigan
trip with his bride. Wednesday even
ing, Jan. "a. some of the young people
of the Cleaners band gave Mrs. j. W.
Winder a surprise party. Among those
present were Minnie Leffic, Ethel Rice,
Zulu Wood, Allie Fry and Dollie Aytell.
Friday evening, Jan. 25, the Baptist
ladies gave social at the residence of
Mrs. G. Lockhart. sAmong the ladies
present were Mesdames G. Scott, Nj.
Brown and Misses Nj. Crabtree and A.
Long. Mrs. w. S. Vent, of this place,
is visiting in Ohio.
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tied friends in Kasson Tuesday Mrs.
B. p. Cheney, of Appleton, is the guest
of friends here. Joe Miller and wife,
of Ellington. were in town Saturday.
:. Mrs. l.. Holiday visited i'll Masioja
a part of the week,
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E. X. BisselI returned Wednesday from
a visit to st. Charles Mrs. Tim
O'Conner of Renville. spent Tuesday
here. The Ladies' Sewing society OF
Trinity parish met with Mrs. e. D..
Goodman Thursday.
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Get Hoods

If you decide to take Hoods Sarsaparilla
do not be induced to buy any other. Hoods
Sarsaparilla possesses, by virtue of its
peculiar combination, proportion and prep
aration, curative power superior to any
other article of the kind before the people.
had been taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
for dyspepsia, and in one store where 1
went to buy bottle the clerk tried to in
duce me to buy their own instead OF Hoods;
he told me theirs would last longer; that
might take it on ten days trial; that il
did not like it / need not pay anything, etc.
But he could not prevail on me to change.
/ told him knew what Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla was. | had taken it, it agreed with
me, was perfectly satisfied. and did not
want any but Hoods. ] am glad to speak
good word for this excellent incidence
Mrs. L. A. GoFF, 81 Terrace ST., Boston.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by druggists. 81; six for IS. Prepared by
q. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass-
100 Doses One Dollar
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Grand Forks

Miss Eta Griggs is visiting friends in
Lakota.. Mrs. r. A. Eva went to Du-
luth last week -. Mrs. and Mrs. James
Ell. Dabell will make Minneapolis their
future home, and left for that city last
agreeably surprised Wednesday even
-. Mrs. j. NJ. Graham, of Jamestown,
gave a very pleasing entertainment
Wednesday evening under he-auspices
of the w. G. T. IT,. Thomas A. Foster
ana Miss Ellen G. Farrell were married
on the oath inst. Among those who
were present at the Crowel-Robinson
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Blackburn. Wilfred Day, Nettie Cooper,
James Denny and Mary Gredahl...
Under the. auspices of the G. A. r., III.
w. Mercer delivered two of his popular
war lectures Friday and Saturday even
lngs.. Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Coleman, of
Baltimore, are in the city. -. r. j. Laird
and wife, of Mimic, were i'll thejcIty last
week Miss Hanscom, of Duluth, is
in the city. The North Star Social
club gave one of their popular dancing
parties last week -. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller,
OF LarimOre, spent few days here last
week. Miss Nora Niles went to Fort
Totten Wednesday. {. Mrs. j. nj. Ora
ham, of Jamestown, is in the city. IA
box sociable was given at the residence
of Mrs. FL. s. Cummings Tuesday evening
by the ladies of St. Paul's church. =.
Miss Miller, of Chicago, representing
the Ladies' Baptist Home Missionary
society, is in the city. The, Calumet
club gave one of its popular parties Sat
urday evening. Miss Aiquire, of
Ojota. is in the. city. j. Meyers and
wife, of st. Paul, are guests at the Ire
mont. A party was given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. I'll. l. Comings Wednes-
day evening. .4YAS
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Eergns FALLS.

Hon. and Mrs. j. ". Mason gave the
first of a series Of evening parties
Wednesday. The guests were Mr., and
Mrs. J. G. Wurtele, DR.. and Mrs. Rey-
nolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Shoemaker, Mr..
and Mrs. c. G. Warfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Picllit.
Rev and Mrs. George Pollock. Rev. c.
A. Foote, Mrs. j. Z. Williams, Mrs.
James Compton, Miss Maggie An
gus, Miss Fannie Cowles. Misses
Nellie and Fannie Phillips.
Meesrs. Kneeland, Evans. Phillips,
Horace and Leslie Picklt.. Mrs. Gran
dali and Mrs. Hans Nicholson, who
have been studying music here. have
returned to Pelican Rapids. Miss
Minnie COrIiss is visiting friends in St.
Paul. u. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Potter enter
tanned their friends at sinch Monday
evening Mrs. A. c. Cooper lett Mon
day morning for st. Paul. . . Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. DAILY have returned from
their visit to Wisconsin, :. The ladies
of the Presbyterian church have organ
lied WOman'S exchange.
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Jackson.

Mrs. DR.. La Favor is visiting friends
in st. Paul :. Mrs. NJ. Keary and little
daughter are visiting friends in Madi-
son. Oak. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Kelley,
OF Nerndale. Mimi. are the guests of
Mrs. Helen Gilbert. :. Mrs. LII. W.Chan-
dler. of Loon Lake, was guest of Mrs.
a. B. Allen this week . Mrs. ii. 2.
Lewis. Of Fuida, was recently the guest
of Treasurer Lewis and family.
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Austin,

Mrs. Frank Beecher, of Faribault. is
spending a few days with friends in the
city. Mrs, G. D. Belde n left Wednes-
day for Minneapolis to spend a few
days. Mrs. Joseph Schwan Jr., re-
Miss Anna Dunkelman started
Wednesday noon for Dubuque. =. Mrs.
Woodsman returned home from Chat
field Tuesday noon =. Miss Alice Har-
vey isspending few days with friends
in Minneapolis. Miss Matte Ober en-
tertained a number of young people at
her home last Friday evening :. Mrs.
Mcintyre is visiting friends in st. Paul.
Mrs. Eccleston entertained about
twenty young people at her home in
honor of her son Bert.
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Rev. and Mrs. j. II. Mason entertained
the Congregational society Thursday
evening Mrs. G. II. Goodrich left
Tuesday for a two weeks visit at
Apple River. Ill 800. Mrs. Sadie Pomeroy.
of this city, has been elected junior vice
president of the W. r. c. Of the state.
The Baptist society and its many
friends were entertained Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. George ID.
billiard Miss Mamie Gray has re-
turned to this city after very success
full term of school at { adotle, Wis. Mrs
FRANK King, of Linwood. is visiting
friends III this city. Mrs. Eugene
in District No. 35, Linwood. -.
MI. and Mrs. Ii. S. Plunimer enter
tanned the Universalist society on
Wednesday evening. Music, dancing
and refreshments enlivened the time.
....Mrs. William Sowden was i'll Min
neapolis this week. Mrs. &. S. Pease
entertained her nephew, Mrs. Fred Nj.
Van Duzee, Jr. of st. Paul. this week.
go. Mrs. A. Barnes was pleasantly sur
priSed by number of friends at her
home Saturday evening. Mrs. d. S.
Coleman entertained Mr.. and Mrs. G.
D. Coleman, of this city, and Prof. ii.
L. Johonnot. of Minneapolis, Thurs
day Miss Mollie Woodbury. is spend
ing few days with friends in
st. Cloud. Miss Laura Woods
spent Sunday with relatives in st.
Paul, .. The following ladies attended
the state edcampment of the W. Il. G.
in St. Paul: Mrs. Kate Taber, of Champ
lin; Mesdames Sadie Pomeroy, Hattie
SOwden, Hattie Works, Myrie Reynolds,
Hattie Hewitt, Elvira Neral, Sarah
Hayden. Minnie Hill, Bertha Leach,
Della Starkey, Minnie and Laura
McFalI Mrs. F. Hogan entertained
her two sons, Washington and A. j..
Elliott, of Minneapolis, Sunday. Mrs.
Thomas Game, of Princeton. is
visiting in the city. Miss Jessie
Nj. Moore is teaching large
school in Bethel District No. 4.
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Ked6eld.

:: Mrs. L.. c. Peck, of Seneca, was in
town Monday. She returned home ac-
companied by her daughter, Miss
Louise. :. Mrs. Bull and daughter Bes-
sic visited at Frankfort this week -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geddes spent Sunday
with friends at Raymond. ~. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Howard visited at Tuare
last week. j.. Mrs. Bird and Mrs. War
rem, of Frankfort, were the guests Of
MI. and Mrs. j. Z. Robinson Wednes-
day The M. E. Aid society held a
soeiable at the residence of Mrs. A.
Kemmerer Wednesday evening. The.
following are the officers OF the 7. p.
c. E. for the ensuing year: President,
W. A. Dawes; wee president, A. Bev-
ger; secretary, Mary Ferguson; treas
urer, Grace johnson. :. Thursday, the
day of prayer for colleges, was very
fittingly observed. Among those from
abroad who were present are: Superin-
tendent Wizard, of South Dakota; Rev.
d. S. Miles. of Huron: Mrs. Waterman.
of Henry; Miss johnson, of lspwich,
and Mr.. Opdyke, of Howard. A mus
ical and literary entertainment, under
the direction of Mrs. Wheeler, was
given in the afternoon. Nv. G. Hayes,
of Aberdeen, is the guest of Messrs.
and Miss Walsh.