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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Lurerne Lacnnics.

Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. SpaIding went TO
Rock Rapids Saturday. Mrs. DIR.
Palmer and Miss Ida Meeker went TO
Cherokee, To-, Friday. Miss Blanche
Miles started for I ankton, Oak. Friday.
Mrs. Ed Gillian went to Sioux Fails
friday Miss MAY Rogers returned
from Sioux Falls THURSDAY Ladies'
guild net with Mrs. Wilson Friday
Mr. and Mrs. William Gibson, of Rock
Rapids, were in town Saturday - Mn.
and Mrs. Stone, of Adrian, were in town
Saturday. -. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s. War
Her went 10 Sioux Rapids. To-, Friday.
.--.A Mrs. Perriot will entertain the 1tfl-
ran society this Saturday. Those on
the programme are Misses Lou Bisbee,
Era Miller. Edith Foot, Clara Hent0n,
A1va Powers, Abbie PARROT. Mrs.
Young went to Quincy. H., Monday -.
Mrs. Myers went to Nanayanze Tues
day. From there she viii 20 to Rock
Rapids Miss Mary Gillian Went TO
Sioux Falls FRIDAY.
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Browns Valley.

A social dance was given at the resi-
denee Of MI and Mrs. John avery Fri
day evening Miss Prissy Flood, of
Beardsley. was in town "Wednesday.
A banquet was given by the order of
0ddfeAows on Washington. birthday
IN the rink building. All enjeyed the
entertainment very much 49,. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Freeman left for Peoria
county, Illinois, which place they ex-
peet TO make their home in the future.
Mrs. Frank Campbell and son. of
0TtenyilIe, are visiting Mrs John Avery
this week Mrs. ". j. BuIifn, of
BeaTtlsley, occupied the pulpit OF the
Baptist church both morning and even
ing on Sunday. q. Smith and brother
started on the 11bh from Illinois for a
"Trip to the Pacific coast. They expect
10 return to the Valley in April Miss
Martin, Of Sisseton agency. is in town
this week visiting friends. The Long
fellow entertainment at the High school
was for the benefit Of the school libra
", to increase the number OF volumes.
Mrs. n. Dale is visiting friends in
the Valley this week.
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A REGULAR CIRCUS.
An Attempt to Reconsider the
Morris Bill Causes Fun at Bis
marPE

Special 10 the Globe.
BISMARCK, Oak, March As the
GLOBE predicted, a motion was made
in the house to-day to reconsider the
vote by which the Morris railroad bill
had passed. The roll of the house was
demanded, and upon the announcement
that several members had been excused
an acrimonious discussion eTIsued
upon the speakers right to ex-
cuse members. During this fusilade
Of small talk and smaller ideas, those
members who are notorious for the fear
entertained of their constituency of
truck farmers in South Dakota took
numerous occasions to pound the
speaker with insinuGtiUns regarding
his ruling Of the day before On the mo
ton to adjourn. but no move was
made to dRpgSe him, as they
threatened TO do last evening.
An hour or more was Spent
in waiting for the sergeant-at-arms TO
bring in the absentee Lampman. He
PLAYED the sick act. but it wouldn't
WORK. When he appeared d motion was
made to lay the motion TO reconsider on
the table, which was lost on tie vote
Of y to -. In addition TO the four
names mentioned In the GLOBE as those
VINO would change over IRON supporters
Of the bill to supporters of the motion
TO reconsider were AlcHHgh and Elicit,
but the other side also gained two
Bselytes-Clark and Patton-resuit-
Ing as stated above in tie LaInpmau
is prominent alliance talkeT. but it
was generally understood that some
ocuIt influence had called him off from
the support OF the Morris measure
making his absence d0ubly noticeable
and when he voted TO reconsider
this former measure his Iil-cOn-
cealed humiliation and eOnfu-
sion were really painful. Further
proceedings were cut short by motion
10 adjourn. each side hoping to gain
more strength tomorrow, there being
four still absent. Supporters of the bill
viii claim that parliamentary usages do
not permit the matter to be again taken
up, but it is thought Speaker Keith
viii not snS tain the point.
The governor vetoed house bills ex-
tending the time OF tax sales from Oe-
toher TO November and allowing county
commissioners to compromise deIiil-
qusnt taxes. There has been rowin
the house appropriation committee. 1t
is Of malignant type and fully aevel-
oped. The result is q majority and mi
nerity report as wide as the poles.
Each report is accompanied by an omni-
bns bill.
The council put in most of the day on
appropriation bills. These were passed:
Spearfish Normal school, ST., 100; Madi-
son Normal school, S23.7e0; Nernillion
university, 81, 900; Grand Forks uni
Yersity, $50, 500. These sums are for
maintenance. The bill establishing an
industrial school at Aberdeen also
council bill regulating dentistry The
situation is becoming more Interesting
and toTTid every day, and large audf-
ences cengregate 10 see the circus.
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Grafton.

Mrs. William Chandler gave pro
gTessive eIchre party 10 a number OF
friends last Thursday evening. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. d. W. Dris-
col, Mr. and Mrs. ID. c. Moore. Nj. and
Mrs. a. Ionbs, Mr. and Mrs. CaShel.
Mir. and Mrs. 7. Ntzhugh,, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grance, Mr.. and Mrs Murphy, Mrs. W.
C. LesfikUw, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter, Miss
NJ DrIscol and Mr.. Be6tinger. Miss
Glover visited the latter part OF last
week Mr.. and Mrs. Smith at St Thomas.
Miss Maggie Ferguson, of Drayfon.
visited In town a few days last week,
the guest OF Mrs. Nesly Hoople
Miss Lima [ pbaIn returned home from
her ST. Paul visit the first OF last week.
and left On "wednesday for Grand forks
to resume her duty III the bank The
Young Peoples Society of the NJ. E.
church met this week Friday evening
at the home OF Mrs McCrea Mr.. and
Mrs Blades entertained Rey Griffith
the first of the Htek.Mr and Mrs.
Gashel gave a progressive eRefIre party
Wednesday evening MIR. Edwin T.
Davies and Miss Carrie 0]esen. OF this
place, were married Feb. 20.
Misses Minnie and Kate Bissel. OF
Minfa. were IN town last week. Mr..
and Mrs. Zteidorf, of Minta, are enjoy
ing visit from their cousin Henry
Dubois. of Grand Haven, MICA. The
ladies 81 the II. c. L L zsiA meet tins
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IOWA.
Cresco Clipping.

Miss Jennie Maxsen, of Scotland.
Oak, was IN town this week Mrs.
William The0phllus has been spending
q few days at LIE BOY, Mimi. Mrs.
William g. Lent is visiting Mrs. B.
Chaplin in Chester, Iowa. Mrs. L. T.
Moodeoek returned Wednesday from
Lime Springs, Iowa a musicale was
given Tuesday evening at Lime Springs,
Iowa, in the parlors OF Mrs. G. NJ. Van
Leuven, .Jr Miss Emma GaIIy, of
hidgeway. Iowa, Misses Edith Webster
and Lauraine Meade and Mrs. II. L.
Prlce assisted - The Peak family gave
an entertainment here last Friday even
leg. The ladies taking part were Misses
Mary Lent, Emma Galley, Mary Ernst,
trace A1lenan, Carrie Dale. Edith
Webster. Mesdanes Clarence Halnan,
h. c. Price. C. ID. Nichols. H. E.Lemas,
VIII Lent. William kell0w and Will
lam TheophiIus Prof. and Mrs. Ling,
Of Lime Springs, Iowa. are Cresco
VlsItars.. Miss Alice Miles, Of Cal
mar, Iowa, is III town,
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Ipswich Items.

The social event OF the week was the
select party given by d. H Evans Mon
day evening at the residence Of Mrs.
Edison Williams. The house was beau
tifuIly decorated with fresh flowers.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
g. j. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. q. c. Case.
Mi. and Mrs. Caroline Downing and
others. It was an event, long 10 be re-
membered by those present . = The
missionary service held at the Cengre-
gational church Sunday evening was
very interesting. The programme was
rendered by Mrs. ". Z. Duggan, Mrs
". G. Morgan. Mrs. F. NJ. Beals and
Miss Georgia jackson. There will be
q mothers meeting at the residence of
Mrs. g. j. Barker Tomorrow afternoon.
Anfnteresting programme has been pre-
pared The Social club viii give a
dancing party tomorrow evening
Mrs. D. NJ. D0nahey spent Monday in
Roscoe. The Congregational society
serve chicken pie supper TO a hungry
multitude this evening
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WISCONSIN.
PRESCOTT Pleasures.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davidson re-
turned FRIDAY to their home in Camp
bell. Mimi. Miss Gertie Bliss, of Oak
Grove. is the guest of Mrs. c. E.
Meacham Mrs. NJ Hicks returned
Friday TO her home in Maiden Rock
Miss Annie 0Brien, of Mime
apoiis. spent Sunday in this city MI.
and Mrs. Arthur Fisher entertained
Mrs. William Fisher, of Hastings, the
past week Mrs. Cyrus GoTel re-
turned last week from St. Paul Miss
Louise Sehadegg is spending the week
with friends III Hastings, Mimi Mr..
Ernest West aud Miss Addie McFIrov
were married Saturday and departed
"Wednesday for Clifton, Oak, their fu-
tI1re home Mrs. John Silver returned
10 her home IN St.Patl last week Mrs.
Herbert Coveil, of Wabasha, Mimi, Is
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus CoEell.
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Hutchinson.

Mrs. Z. NJ. Harrington has gone with
The F1ambeau club to Washington
Miss Addie Brabec is at home after a
long stay in St. Paul Mrs. E. III.
Harrington visited friends in St. Paul
last week Mrs. ". L. BonneweA has
beeen IN St. Paul for the two weeks
past. Hon. Fred Summer was with
his family over Sunday hon.
W. j. Ives spent the first
of the week with his family.
w. Z. Harrington was N Glencoe on
Wednesday Editor Burt ". Day
was the guest of bis family on Sunday
PROF. W. W. Pendergast has re-
turned to Minneapolis. Miss Sophie
Pendergast. student of the MaRkate
normal, Is the guest of her sister, Miss
Mary Pendergast. St. Paul.
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NORTH DAKOTA.
Grand Forks.

The &. P.ss celebrated their twenty
fifth anniversary last week, by giving
an entertainment in Casselman hall.
The following ladies were present:
Mesdames J. B. Wineman, W. @.
Palmer. r. A. Sprague, NJ. L. Gordon.
Will Hall, Tracy Bangs, Viii CurrIe.
Il j. Eplraim, 3. Franklin, Z. 3.
Frederick, ID. Snlzbach and Misses
Allie Topping, Mary Booth Jennie
Walker, Helen Bangs, Nellie MeMaster.
Mile Meader, Eta Franks and Alice
P1owman. & social" was given last
week al the Windsor hotel by ladies of
St Michael's church. An excellent
programme was prepared, the follow
Ing young ladies taking part: Misses
Minnie Dncey, Edith Strong, Mamie
O'Brien. Rose Kane. Kate 0'ReiI1y.
Mrs Arthur Turner returned home AFTER
a prolonged visit with friends In Man
nesOta Mrs. George H. Walsh re-
turned from Bismarck "Wednesday.
Misses Cora Smith and Clara Robinson
returned from Bismarck Monday
The q. A Z. gave bah on Washing
TONS birthday The c. 1. &. C. met
with Mrs. Ed Dow last week. Miss
Lille Armstrong entertained the mem
bers of The Dillon troupe at the resi-
dence OF her mother, Mrs. John Birk-
h0lz. The Pioneer club members gave
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RenviIie News.

Married at residence of brides
parents, Feb. D, 0. Korthof and Miss
Amatia HeHniHg. They took the train
East for short trip, after which they
viii be at home to their friends. The
community joins in wishing them much
JOY and prosperity - The masquerade
ball al the Town hall. Friday. Feb. "A.
passed off pleasantly, about tlIirtF-tlree
couples participating Miss Berthe
Henning came up from HHtcflin-
son TO attend her sisters wed
ding. returning Tuesday last
The Odd Fellows VIII give reception
al Town hall Tuesday, March s.. Mr..
Paul Henning, OF ST. Paul. and Miss
Lena Henning, who is attending the St.
Joseph's academy at St. Paul, came up
Saturday to ATTEND the wedding OF their
sister. They returned On Tuesday last.
49,. The Misses Hennfngs entertained
Prof. Bowling at tea on Monday. The
BASKET social al the NJ Z. church Fri
Gay, Feb. -, was enjoyed by a large
crowd
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Fountain Snrar.

The old friends of Dr.. Powers and
wife surprised them last Thursday
evening, the fifteenth anniversary of
their marriage. A merry gathering Of
old friends did honor 10 the occasion.
Mrs. Iydia Shaw, Of Minneapolis, is
the guest Of her relatives III this sec
ton. -. Mrs. @. Fl. Case visited in
Lanesbero the past week.. Miss Stella
Colby was the gnesJ OF Mrs. j. Selberg.
at Wyf0ff. on u ednesday last. H. ).
Case and daughter, Miss Mabel, and
Hiss Hattie Parker attended a ball
al Wykoff last Wednesday evening.
The ball al Wykoff drew many eftthe
young people from this and grounding
country -. The birtbdayof Washington
was celebrated IL a becoming manner
Thursday and Friday evenings by dane
ing parties at Ryan hall in this place.
-. Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Hunt, of W.
koff. are visiting Old friends here
Miss Sophia Farrell was home from
school al Preston over Sunday last.
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turned to her home at Baraboo. Wis.
after spending few months with he1
sister Mrs. C. A. Smith
c. NJ. Alden, OF Minneapolis is
visiting friends at this place
Il. Z. Nudge, of Warner. Oak. Is
spending a few DAYS IN town.. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Babceck. OF MiIIneap-
oils, are guests al J. W Babcoek s..
Miss Clara Bum. of Mazeppa. visited
her sister, Mrs. j. Harner, Tuesday.
- The Amity Enehre club was enter
tanned by Mrs. D. j. SAWYER Tuesday
evening. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Harmer, Mr.. and Mrs. s. Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gornwell. MIR. and
Mrs. F. Jewell, Mrs. DR.. Hill. Mr. and
Mrs. Richtman, and Mrs. Morehouse.
-. Mrs. f. A. Howard was al Roches-
ter tuesday. Walter Smith. vino has
been at Red Wing the past few months,
Is at home for a vacation DR.. c..
Hill attended the Nashbrun reception
Tuesday evening.
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Rochester.

Mrs. John r. Cook is visiting IN St.
Paul. Mrs. A. d. Leet returned from
Pierre, Oak, last Tuesday Miss Kate
Aries has gone TO Minneapolis TO visit a
few weeks. Mrs. A. T. Stebbins IS
visiting III st. Paul -. Miss Cora Van
Gampen has returned from an extended
visit TO Chicago. Mrs. GraetZ, an Old
lady eighty years OF age, died last Sat
urGay and waS buried Monday. Cards
are out Tor large dancing party IN
Cooks hotel next Monday evening,
given by Miss frankie Stevenson
Miss Fred Gettman spent Sunday at
her home IN Waseea. Mrs. Soule and
her son Bert have returned TO their
home In Lisbon, Oak. Misses Mamie
Holmes and Minnie Buttles started for
the Nest Monday. Miss Holmes ides-
unation is Brainerd. and Miss Buttle,s,
Fargo. Mrs. William Brown was at
home TO large gathering of Young
people Thursday night, TO meet Miss
Maude Luce Miss Lille Young has
returned to her home IN RenYille.
Misses Peck and Smith gave a progress
I've eucflre party TO a large company
OF young people Monday evening
MISS Marks, OF Minneapolis. is the guest
or Mrs. Dan McGuane mrs. H. a.
Brown and Mrs. Ameigh started on a
ylst East last Wednesday Mary G.
Mind breaches IN the Methodist church
next Sunday .. Married Feb. %, by
Judge Butler, MISS Netfie Lesper to
frank COnoTer, both of New Haven. -.
Miss Hattie Cook and George B. Dety
were quietly married last N ednesday at
the residence of Horace Cook. Rev.
Frank Doran officiating. The ceremony
was witnessed by but few intimate
friends. The presents were numerous
and costly. They left on the afternoon
train for Chicago.
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Granife Falls

A party Of young folks went to Wood
Lake Friday evening to attend a
masquerade dance. These that went
were: Bert Winters. Maude Dodge. a.
L. Stpppe, Mile Ward. G. Baxter.
Sadie New iiiams. B T. Nelson. FIiZa
Russell. Mrs. j. A. Weaver gave
social for Trinity parish on Friday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. G.
johnson went to Marshall. Mimi,
Friday, and while there attended
the Masonic banquet and ball
DR.. and Mrs. T. II. Wellcame have gone
to " Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Hardy have returned 10 their home in
Plainsview, Mimi. Mrs. c. d. Lewis
is home from Minneapolis Prof. NJ.
S. Damling, Of RenTiile. spent SATURDAY.
here. Miss Jessie Gris weld has been
visiting in Wood Lake the past week.
The ladies Of the NJ. Z. church gave
their social and entertainment at the
residence OF Mrs NJ y. Rathbone this
week Sunday evening ID. A MeI1ar
has returned from trip TO Duluth.
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Moorhead News.

The Normal school students held a
very enjoyable party last Saturday eve
at the Normal home. I'll. j. Lengley
left Monday evening for a visit TO his
old home IN Pennsylvania Z.
hodges left Tuesday evening for the
East 10 take in the Inauguration Born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcdonald Tues
DAY ME lit a daughter Mrs. e Fl. Nev-
comb, state organizer ". C. Z. Z. read
paper OF Ideal Woman AT the resi-
denee of Mrs. George E. Perley Nednes-
day evening 10 a large gathering of
people. Some splendid solos were ren-
dered by the local talent Mrs. John
Watson Is entertaining Mrs. NeRcemb.
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Little Calls

Miss Laura Tanner went to Brainerd
Saturday as guest OF Miss Edith Mar
tin. Miss Minnie Hays visited rela-
uves at Royalton during the week.
Mrs. @. Powers, of RoyaIton, was a
guest Of Mrs. W. Garfield Tuesday.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. C. a.
Lindbergh entertained a progressive
euciITe party Miss Eta Foster Wis
tied here during the week Miss Pearl
Dregrin. Of Beyalton, spent Sunday
with friends here Mr.. and Mrs. 4.
Stuart returned Tuesday from a visit at
Buffalo. Minn.-..Mr. and Mrs. G. Muncy
spent Saturday with friends here.
Mrs. j. NelzeI entertained a number Of
friends on Monday evening.
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Mitchell MATTERS.

The gentlemen of the Congregational
society entertained their lady friends
last Friday evening. DR.. Dundas and
family have gone to Sioux City to re-
side Mr.. and Mrs G. g. Cowhiek
have returned from their trip East.
Mrs. p. II. Mills, OF Aberdeen. is the
guest of MI. and Mrs. NJ II. RowIey.
Prof. and Mrs. II. E. kratz returned
from NermiIiion Saturday -. The ladies
of the ChautauquR circle were enter
tanned by Mrs. ". q. Dawson Tuesday
nigrt MIR. and Mrs. B. H. Sullivan
have returned from Plankinton Miss
Allie Vert, who has been visiting Mrs
7. Fullerton and Mrs. G. II. Shaw. left
for her home Monday. Supt. Bras
and wife returned from Nit. Vernon
Mnnnar
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02

an elegant shop Friday evening
Hon. d w. Luke and Miss Matte Burr
We're married Tuesday by Rev. 81. g.
Nendenhall. The ladies of the NJ E.
church gave maple sngar festival
Thursday evening. The blossom So
cIety gave a sociabie and Gypsy ket-
tie Tuesday evening for the benefit of
81. Paufs church. Mrs. 7. P. Ricard.
vino mas been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Z. Q. Florence, returned TO
her home In New York Tuesday Mrs.
j. w. b Hunter went TO Ojata Tues
day. Mrs. L. NJ. Brown is entertaining
her father, Il c. Shapleigh. and C. C.
Shapleigh. her brother, of FCrpakston -.
Mrs. K. 5. Andres returned from q
visit with friends IN Minneapolis
MISS Oonafy was awarded the cake as
Ine most popular young lady, and
Mamie hInaD a lace handkerchief as
LIE pTettleSt little miss at recent en-
IertaiHmeHt given BY the Catholic
church The Y. P. S. c. E. gave
Social Thursday evening in The parlors
OF the Baptist. Mrs. E. NJ Sherman
gave q progressive eucfre party on
"Wednesday evening MIR. ana Mrs.
". j. Murphy viii leave in few days
Tor trip through the East An essay
ON The JeSuits" was read by Miss
CrauS at the last meeting OF C. LIS. c..
The North Star Social club gave one Of
It's popular parties Friday evening
The annual Pioneer club party will
take place March L. Last week Mrs.
j. II. Bosard entertained q few friends.
Among them were Mir. and Mrs. L. 3.
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Tenn
pletoE, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Coehrane.
MIR. and Mrs. James Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs. w Fl. HighaIn. Mr.. and Mrs
james Fisk. Benjamin Pringle and
following ladies attended the G. A. Il.
Larty: MesdRmes l. Freeman. E. A.
Sprague, Lockerby, Tanner, CasweIl,
Ephraim, Austin, Misses Topping,
O7C0InDr. Glassford, Henderson,
Frank. Meader. jerks. Aker, Cooper
and Miss Jacobs. Of Larimore.
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very enjoyable time Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gage gave very pleasant pro-
gressiye euchre party Saturday evening
20 q number OF friends Miss Cook,
VINO was the guest Of Mrs Lizzie
Gruickshanks the first OF the week, re-
turned to her home in Iowa Saturday.
~..-The professional flag festival given
by the ladies' of the relief corps Friday
evening OF last week WAS social and
financial sHcDe5s Mrs c. n. Nc
Laughlin entertained at tea Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs O. NJ. Hammond and Mrs.
i. n. Skinner Mrs. c. Brown went
70 Dodge Center wednesday 10 spend
few days with friends.
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Lake CITY.

Miss Minnie Haas, who has been VS.
fling kIis5 Eda Steele al Wells Greek,
returned Monday MI. and Mrs. ".
3. Cox. Of Pennington. \. J., are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. q. SlOcum
Miss Ida Mabev has been spending SeY-
era DAYS with Miss Ella McDermott, OF
MI. Pheasant Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Seeley We're PLEASANTLY surprised Thurs
gay evening by the arrival Of about
twenty Of their friends Mr.. and Mrs.
D. n. Smith We're visiting Rev. n. I.
BIakslee. OF Wabasha, last week.
Mrs. Z. P. Gates. Of Minneap
oils, returned Tuesday from q visit
70 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gales.
o. 90 The Ladies' Literary club was Ell
tertained Monday by Mrs. w. E. Per
kin- go Mrs. a. !. Fowler has been the
guest of Mrs. c. J. Stauff, of NabaSha.
- Miss Ella AcDeTm0nt, Of Mount
Pheasant. spent several days with Miss
Ida Aabey. Miss NJ. L. White. OF
Minneapolis, Is sOiOuTnIng with Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Met ALA Miss Allie Black,
Wh0 has been visiting friends III Ma
ZeDpa. has returned Miss Carrie
Benson left Tuesday for a visit Of SeY-
eral dayswith friends III Minneapolis.
Mrs. Belle Richards, Of PeDIn. v Is. Is
Ehe guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. 81. W. W 0ods.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. t Mccall eiIeF-
tanned q large number OF their friends
Tuesday evening Mrs. James Nc
GrOdeu returned Sunday from two
weeks visit with her husband at Mer-
Tiam Park III. and Mrs. John GOgh-
Ian, who nave been the guests OF Mrs.
LutZ, returned 70 their home IL Daw-
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Fan Gaire.

C. E. Leach. Of Syracuse. N. Y. and
Miss Joanna Kennedy, of this city, were
married Wednesday noon at st. Pat
rick church and went West on wed
ding tour Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Proufy. OF Chippewa Falls. visited
friends here DIR and Mrs f r. Skin
ner left for Decatur, Ala, TO remain
several weeks Miss Kittie Rice, Of
Milwaukee. is the guest OF Miss Nellie
Foster Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jack
son are at Jacksonville, Fla. Mrs.
Joseph Boyingtou entertained Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
Dalany are making a tour OF the Pa
cific coast Miss Esther Bent. of
Windsor, WIS.,. Is visiting the family of
ID. Z. Bent. Mrs. j. NJ Ballard left TO
witness the Inauguration and visit
friends at Washington Hon. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Thay-er, of Sparta, are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Il. Tobey.