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Pipestone.

Mrs. J. G. Crowell has returned from
Usage, Iowa. Miss Myrtle Clark COM
Inenced her school in Grange township
last Monday Mrs. A. c. Billion has
been seriously i'll the past week -. Miss
Cora Melville, OF Woodstock, is i'll the
city visiting. Miss Laura Nichols
came up from Jasper and spent Sunday
with friends and relatives. Miss
Carrie butcher will go TO Sioux Falls
next Monday Miss Nellie Hamilton.
OF Troy. has been The guest of Miss Tes-
Sd Mcdonald the past week. Miss Len
IA Heinebaugh visited over Sunday with
Miss Myrtle Smith, of Sioux Falls, has
been the guest of her parents here the
past week. Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. Kinst
have moved TO Chicago. Miss Hill. of
Flandrau, 5. Oak, was a Pipestone
guest Sunday Miss Nellie Kepner
spent Sunday with her parents at Wood
stock. =. Mrs. W. A. Graves. of Little
Rock. To-, is visiting her sister Mrs. A.
Sechler. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. W. Ware
were the guests of friends at Wood
stock Sunday Mrs. S. c. Harrington
Rnd daughter Miss Susie, have returned
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j. j. Jenkins are visiting friends in ST.
Paul. Miss Ida Kebe has returned
home from Chicago Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Chubb, who have been sojourning
in the East. returned home Monday -.
Miss Naomi Bradford has gone to Glen
Flora, Wis. MIR. and Mrs. l.. c. Stan
ley, who have been spending the winter
IN California, have returned home. :.
Miss May Messenger, of Elroy. Wis.
Is the guest of Miss Barbara Green
wood. Mrs. j. f. Caldwell and Mrs.
+. q. Martin, of Eau Claire. are visiting
friends here... Mrs. M. Dooher re-
turned from Fifield. Mrs. George
Glnty has gone TO Madison. Rev. ID.
5. Thompson has resigned the passionate
of the Episcopal church at St. Peter,
Minn., and has accepted call to Christ
church in this city =. Cards are out an
nouncing the approaching marriage of
Miss Nettie Stiles. of this city, to III.
Jay Putnam, of Minneapolis Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Russell. Of Warrington. NY.
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. /.
Dalton.
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Caledonia.

Mrs. W. Fl. Harris pleasant parlors
We're filed with the ladies of the Pres
byterian society Wednesday evening.
Mrs. ID. n. Gates, of Albert Lea, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. j. j. BiIden.
DIR. and Mrs. George Cass, of Portland
Prairie, have gone to Ohio to visit their
son.. Mrs. Clara Rathman, of Ell Kader.
To-. spent day with Mrs. G. E. Ly-
man en- route to St. Paul, where
she will spend the SUMNER.
Mrs. Grace PoWlesland is being enter
tanned by Mrs. John Tarr. Mrs. Frank
Shadbolt. of La Crosse. is visiting at the
Hundredmark homestead - Mrs. 2. A.
krOshers went to La Crosse for DAYS
shopping Mr.. and Mrs. Hargraves
and Miss Daisy, of Houston. were the
guests of Caledonia friends during the
week. Miss Edith Bartholomew and
Master Clarence spent q day with their
little friends. Clara and Fred Lyman.
-. Mrs. &. c. Drowiey entertained the
euehre club Friday evening.
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were present: George Wells. Emma
and May Evans, Clarence Hebron. Fred
aud Ella Jackson. Fred Sly and Bell
Anderson. Fred Kenney and Lou
Brown. Link Warren. John South and
Gertie Schuler C. NJ. Sly opened her
narior TO the following guests: Mr.. and
Mrs. Prof. Manchester, Prof. Benz
berger, Miss Fiavia Dean. Rev. l.. Il.
Mitchell and wife, Miss Julie Garrison,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Ross. Miss Julie
Garrison is in Chicago at present.. MIR.
and Mrs. Vedcr South. of Devils Lake,
are at S. Pfeffer's. Mrs. Robinson. of
St. Paul. is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Elisa South. Mrs. e. Nj. Way. OF Min
Mrs. S. Schiller is visiting at Vernon
Center,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Grin Smith, who have
been visiting friends here, returned
Monday to their home in Troy, Pa.
Miss Juna Barney, of Hurley, Wis. is
the guest OF her father Capt NJ. S. Bar
ney... Mrs. W, d. Smith returned to
her home in Adrian, Saturday. Miss
Mary keryey, of Madison, OAK. and
Mrs. &. W.-Cutler. of Albert Lea. are at
the bedside of their father n. j. Chand-
Ter, who is dangerously sick Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Hutchinson returned Satur-
day from their visit TO Spring Valley.
Mrs. A. NJ. Smith. of Sioux City, To-,
was the guest of Mrs. ". S. Kimball
last week. The ladies of the W. G. T..
U. opened free reading room Satur-
day. :. . Mrs. Hudson, of Kingsley. To-,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. DIR. La Faror.
Mrs. W. Y. King entertained to tea
Wednesday Mesdames j. Davis, NJ. S.
Barney. F. A. ChittenGen, J. ". Cow
ing, NJ. L. Ashley. A. 3. Allen; Misses
Ella Moore una Barney =. The Ladies'
AID Society of the Presbyterian church
give a maple sugar festival Friday even
ing.
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IOWA.


The twenty-third anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Craghill was celebrated Wednesday
evening. There were present the fol-
lowing persons: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Graves, AIr. and Mrs. p L. Searles.
Mrs. and Mr.. Edwin Chapel Mrs. and
Mr.. G.. IL. Terry, Mrs. and Mr. An
thony Anderson, Mrs. and Mr.. A. Ii.
CarYard. Mrs. and Mr.. n. B. Wheeler.
Mrs. and Mr. c. D. Nichols. Mrs. and
Mr.. B. f. Davis. Mrs. and Mr.. j. j.
Clemmer. Mrs. and Mr.. Frank Wheeler,
Mrs. and Rev. Mcconnell. Mrs. and Mr..
James McColium. Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Boyer, Mrs. and Mrs. w. f.
Mead, Mrs. w. S. Strother.
and Mrs. Sarah j. KeIlow.
Mrs. B. d. Everingham has gone to
Kansas City, Mo-. to visit Mrs. George
Sutton. Mr.. and Mrs. William B.
Lent have returned from Preston. Mimi.
Miss Ida Cannon, of LIE Roy. Mimi.
has gone home. :. Mrs. Lettie Christ has
returned to Monroe, Wis.
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Little Falls,

Miss Helen Hennenlotter, of Royal
ton. MIMI. attended the teachers ex-
animation here Saturday. Mrs. G.. G.
Buchanan has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. j. Clark, at Melrose, MINI. Mrs.
M. Stohl and Miss Alta Demoos, OF
Huff. Mimi, have been visiting friends
here. Mrs. G. Lafond is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Pendergast. at
Sank Center. Mrs. Charles S. Crosse
and her mother, Mrs. r. Washbourn. of
Sun Prairie, Wis, arrived here Sunday
evening IA. Lindbergfl. of MelroSe,
MIMI, is visiting his children. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Lindbergh. Mir. and Mrs.
j. 81. Seal, and Miss Juno Lindbergh.
IA soeiable was held at Mrs.
K. G.. Hills Oh Thursday even
ing. Miss Leon Dennis. of Sank
Center, is visiting relatives here
Mr.. and Mrs A.Tanner were at st. Paul
and Minneapolis during the week..
Miss Matte Richtor, of Royalton, spent
part of the week in this city. Siddie
Oby spent Saturday among friends here.
=. Misses Ada and Laura Simons re-
turned to their home at North Prairie
Saturday,. Miss Clara Kingsiey's
brother, OF River Falls, Wis, has been
visiting here Mrs. W. Covey has ar
rived from Milwaukee, Wis, and will
make this her home. Mr.. W. ii. Glib
son, of England, is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Rothwell. Mrs. E. Lafond is
visiting relatives in Holdings Ford,
MINI. Mrs. j. Close has returned
from her visit at Fort Ripley.
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Crookstoo.

Miss Inez McGrew is visiting friends
in Grand Forks /. Mrs. A. D. Stevens
has returned from ST. Paul. Mrs. E.
c. Carruth returned home from Buffalo
Sunday morning Mrs. ". E.. McKen-
Zie returned from Prescott last week.
Mrs. E. E. Bangs went to Minneap-
oils last week. -. The soap bubble party
at Mrs. c. f. Mix, Tuesday evening.was
great success. Some of those present
were Mesdames Vile, Bradley, Rosen-
thai. Stearns. Dawley, Calhoun: Misses
Moves, Mix, Carrie Mix. Crawford. Mag
gle Crawford, Ayers. Erskine, Zarracfl-
er and others Miss Jessie C.
Campbell. of Hammond, was in the city
last week Mrs. ". ii. Mason has re-
turned home . Mrs. A. A. Miller went
to Fargo Saturday evening to spend
Sunday
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Rochester.

Miss Nettie Roberts. of Kasson, is
visiting friends in this CITY,. Miss
Matte Heaney was at home to small
gathering last Saturday evening
Miss June Cook returned from st. Paul
the first Of the week. Misses Cora
Van Campen and Agnes Hall spent
Sunday in WiBona. Mrs. Il. S,
Phelps and daughter have, re-
turned to their home near Marion
Miss Laura Leet, of st. Mary'S, Fari-
bault. is in the city on her spring vaea-
ton. Mrs. ID. IL. Moon and children,
of st. Paul, are guests of friends in
this city. Married, by Judge of Pro-
bate Butler, March %. Lucius Engle to
Katie Fritz. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. How
ard went TO Waseea Wednesday, to re-
main several weeks. Mrs. A. E.
Miller has returned from the East 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. o. Roth, of La Crosse,
were called to st. Paul. Tuesday. by
the serious illness of Mrs. Rotfl;s
mother Miss Louise Butler returned
home Friday, from a lengthy visit in
ST. Paul, Minneapolis and Merriam
Park. Miss Maude Luce starts for
Cleveland, Ohio. Thursday, for a visit
OF week. with her parents. :.
Miss Ada Salisbury has returned
to her home in Winona. Mr..
and Mrs. George Waldron returned
Fl in Hammond, La, Tuesday.
hiss Maude Stewart, of 0watoua. and
Mrs. Stewart. of WatertoWn. OAK. were
guests of friends in this city last week.
"A very private wedding was cele-
brated at the residence of Mrs John Z.
Cook last Thursday morning, the con-
tracing parties being Miss Frances
May Cook and Fred A. Gooding. two of
Roehester's best known and most re-
spected young people. The couple left
for their future home in Duluth on the
noon train.
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WabaSha,

Mrs. Knox. of Red Wing. is spending
a few days in the city,. Miss Davis. of
PlainYiew, is in the city,. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Busson visited friends in St.
Paul last week. Miss Louie Peck en-
tertained number of her young friends
last week. Mrs. Prindell, of Duluth.
arrived in the city Thursday to spend a
few days. Mrs. Horace Hills. who has
been spending the winter in the South.
returned home Thursday Mrs. Hulda
Empkee is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Field Mrs. W. S. Walton re-
turned Thursday from an extended
visit in Washington, d. C. =. Mrs. B. A.
Slade is visiting friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. S. L. Campbell is spending the
week with her husband in St. Paul.
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RenxilIe.

E. W. Kingsley was in town Tues
day Miss Maggie Garvey is teaching
school near Olivia. /. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
earthly spent Sunday in Clara City,.
Z. j. Scharfer. OF Olivia, was i'll town
Tuesday. -. Master Johnnie Parsons. of
Faribault. is home for a visit. Ed
O'Connor. of Sacred Heart, was the
guest OF L. O'Connor Tuesday Messrs.
J. II. Dale. Fl. a. Porter and Allie
Dodge went to Granite Falls Tuesday
evening TO take in the lodge. :. NJ. S.
Spicer went to Clara City Wednesday,.
THE Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. B. T. Helms Thursday afternoon.
:. Miss Anna 0'Connor and Mrs.
Blowers. of Sacred Heart, were the
guests of Mrs. Tim 0'Connor. Mrs. G..
Hehning and son Fred went to the
cities Wednesday morning.. &C. II.
Wesler, the popular salesman of sAuer-
bach, Finch Il Van Slyck, was i'll our
village Thursday.
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Giving by Miss Nellie Coleman; a
solo, 1.-The World Is Growing Better
by Mrs.M. Z. Giddings; singing by the
choir, Scripture reading and prayer by
Mrs. S. Hanseomb.. On Wednesday
evening triple alliance caused
considerable comment. The parties
united were prominent in business
and society circles: DR.. T. l.. Small
and Miss Minnie Cotton. by Rev. w.
Ii. Harrington, of st. Paul: S. III. Nc
Glaughiin and Miss Mae |. Giddfngs.
and Seloman Hall and Miss Matte Lee
man by Rev. William Gilkes, all of
Anoka Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hatha-
way. of Saltwater. were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. G. ID. Coleman Sunday. The
latter will remain in the city for week
or two. Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Payne.
of Duluth. spent few days with Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Woods, the first of the
week. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Butland
have moved TO Fairbault Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. T. It. Geddes
spent the day in st. Paul Tuesday,. -
Miss May Manning left Thursday even
ing for Missoula, Mont, TO remain
during the summer and perhaps per-
manently. /. . Mrs. S. Parrott, of Miiaca.
sister, during the week. Mr.. and Mrs.
went to Ricas, Wednesday Mrs.
E. L. Reed entertained the mem
bers of the Musical union who took
part in ''Pinafore'' on Friday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry E. McFarlan
nave returned from their Southern
trip. Mrs. E. l.. Haskell very
pleasantly entertained the UniYersalist
society on Wednesday evening".
Mrs. f. l.. Scott, OF Minneapolis, was a
guest of her mother, Mrs. Philip Boy
den. Monday -. Mrs. E. Jones, of st.
Paul, and Mrs. F. II. Fields, of Mime
apolis, were among the number from
abroad who enjoyed ''Pinafore" Mrs.
George Smith, of Minneapolis, was a
guest of Mrs. j. A. ChesIey. . Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Lawson spent Satur
day and Sunday with friends in Mora.
-. Mr.. and Mrs. John Sowden went to
Faribault this week to reside perma-
nently.
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Fowler entertained few friends Thurs
day evening". Mrs. l.. B. Hudson has
returned from visit to New York
Mrs. Helen Comstoek, of Cherry Grove.
spent a few days last week with Mrs.
Rose Jewell = Mrs. ID. E. Sawyer and
Mrs. ID. j. Sawyer. are at Red Wing. as
the guests of Mrs. d. B. Scofield :. z.
5. Stevens, E. S. Meilinger. and the
Misses Blood. Terriil, and Blanch. were
at Mazeppa, Saturday Mrs. Eta
CornWeH is visiting friends at Kenyon
and West Concord. The Misses Jessie
Stone and Rose FrickIe have gone to
Langford. OAK, to spend the summer.
....J. A. BOles and Miss Myra Bolles
were at Rochester, Saturday -. Mrs. III.
Smith is the guest of Mrs. 2. ii. Steven
sen, at Wahpeton, Oak.
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Owatonua.

The young people gave an entertain
ment and social Tuesday evening at
Knights of Honor hall. The leading
feature of the evening was the panto-
mime 'Mistletoe Bongh," in which six
teen young ladies' and gentlemen ap-
peared in costume: The priest, Ernest
Robinson; bride, Hattie Niles: groom.
Willis Stems: Misses Jennie Short.
Bertha Harris, Mabel and Jessie New
salt, Nora Montgomery. Gertie
Fredenberg, Francis Wells. George
Adams, Percy Lord. Frank Gutterson.
Harry Robinson, Martin Morehouse,
Bert Brown and Barlin BarloW COM
pleted the company. A duet was given
by Misses Niles and Newsalt: reeita-
ton. 1.-The Guardian Angelo by Miss
Ina Winchell:a vocal solo by Miss Car
RE Ogle, piano solo by Miss Books:
vocal duet, Misses Niles and Baekus.
and piano solo by Miss Zina Amsden.
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PRESCOTT.

Mrs. Frank Young, of Eau Claire, is
visiting her parents in this city. Mrs.
VIII Buschman spent the past week in
st. Paul. Miss Rita White has gone
to Wheaton, Mimi, where she will re-
main through the summer. Mrs. w.
j. Whipple, of WinOna, and Mrs. L. G..
Thomas, of River Falls, were enter
tanned by Mrs. Ii. n. holman last week.
Mrs. John Silver, of st. Paul. is the
guest of Mrs. d. Rice Mrs. Christine
Schaser and daughter Ella, visited the
Twin Cities this week. Mrs. Mary Teale
returned from ST. Paul Saturday..
Mrs. Christine Miller and Miss Eva
Miller returned from Bay City Satur-
day. Mrs. Edward BOardman and
Miss Annie Ross were guests of Mrs.
W. C. McCray in st. Paul last week..
Mrs. III. VIM Babbidge returned from
visit in st. Paul last week i. Miss
Annie O'Brien, of Minneapolis, spent
Sunday in town. Mr.. and Mrs. @. c.
Searies and Mrs. w. Ell. York, all of
HlllSborO, OAK. are guests of Mrs.
Sarah Redmond. Mrs. Fred V.
Brown. of st. Paul, is visiting Mrs.
Eliza Bailey. Attorney Frank A.
Ross, of West Superior. spent few
days with acquaintanceS in the city,.
DIR. c. M. Long, of Douglas county.
Mimi, was entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. G. McCray the past week. Mrs.
?. D. Freese, aided by Miss Winnie Fin
ley, entertained party of friends We'd
nesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. S.
Clements entertained from st. Paul
Sunday =. Hon. j. u. Dill returned TO
Madison, Wis, Monday, accompanied
by Mrs. ID. S. Dill and daughter Grace.
Mrs. John TrulSon returned from It.
Paul Wednesday evening -. Miss Annie
Ericsson returned Friday from Otter
Tail county, Mimi, after an absence OF
several weeks. Mrs. Neal and daugh-
ter Alice, of Minneapolis, were in the
city Thursday -. Mrs. j. Corneilson, of
Trimbelle, was the guest OF Mrs. E. III.
Ives last week. Mrs. G.. l.. Bowman
returned from Diamond Bluff Tuesday.
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Sioux City.

Rev. DR.. st rickIand met large mum,
ber of the young people of the Baptist
church at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Higman Monday evening at a recep
ton given i'll his honor. Mrs. J. Y.
LeonOrd. of Minneapolis. spent several
days in the city during the past week,
the guest of Mrs. A. ID. Ireland. Dur
ing the past week GEORGE Schiller has
had as his guests Mr.. and Mrs. Z. M.
Welton. of Minneapolis -. Mrs. c. III.
Swan and Mrs. d. L. Gilman are visit
ing III Chicago Miss Lena DANIELS,
who has been visiting with the family
of her uncle, j. ID. Spalding, for several
months. returned to her Eastern home
Friday. Mrs. S. L. Stevens is visiting
friends at Jackson. MINI.
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Pine Island.

Miss Benedict. of Zumbrota, is the
guest of Miss Amy Stone Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Irish visited Miss Emily
Miller. at Roscoe. Sunday. Homer
Hamline, of San Diego, Cal, is visiting
friends in town. Miss Maggie Smith.
who has been at Sioux Falls, OAK, the
past winter. has returned. Miss Angie
Hunt. singer, of Oronoco, is at B. T.
Swarthout's. Mrs. CoyiH. of Sioux
Falls, is a guest at F. F. Smiths
Mrs. ]. E. Hagier and daughter Joyce,
of Merriam Park. are guests at S.
Dickey's.. Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Howard
started Monday for Waseca, where they
viii spend the summer :. Miss Grace
Dickey. OF Forest Mills, spent Sunday
with friends in town Mrs. Clara
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LuVePne.

Mrs. Wilkes was the guest of Mrs.
Moreland, Saturday " Mrs. S. P.
Partch. of Rock Rapids. was in Luz
verne Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Baker, OF Magnolia. were in town We'd
nesday. :. NJ. NJ. Knapp went to Cedar
Rapids Wednesday Mrs. Arthur Nc
Grath, of Sioux Falls, was in town
Tuesday. i. Mrs. Jones returned from
her trip to Chicago Saturday . Mr..
and Mrs. Col. White. of Beaver Greek.
were in town Monday -. Mrs. Sischo
returned from Sioux Falls Saturday
Mrs. Crosby returned from Chicago
Saturday. Mrs. Clegg went to Chat
field, Monday, to visit relatives Mrs.
F. c. MahOny returned from Sioux
Falls Saturday :. Miss Ethel Bronson
returned from Harvard, Oak, Thurs
day. /. Miss Anna Campbell returned
from Bloomington, H., Saturday.
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Browns Valley.

Wednesday there was a gentlemen's
whist party at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. W. FraSier. The contest con-
tinued from O'clock toll, resulting in
victory for H. W. Barrett over Mr..
DeZoteil. =. Thursday afternoon the
Ladies' Industrial society met at the
residence of Mrs. J. G.. Clark, ON the
plateau. Normal class Thursday even
ing at the residence of Mrs. II. Morris.
-. Catholic services were held in Dun
ser's hall Thursday morning. Father
GEMS, of Graceyille, read mass.
Sheriff Hopkins and wife arrived home
Tuesday evening from trip to Grace
vile. They attended st. Patricks bail
while at Graceviile and report pleas
ant time w. c. Howard. accom-
panied by Mrs. Estelle. left Friday
morning for Lake Crystal.
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Fan CInire.

Lieut.. Frederick j. Farr and Miss
May Peck were married Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides
parents in this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
George 81. Chapman and family will
soon remove to Wichita. Kan. Mrs.
F. G. Roswell spent the week at Ash
land Mrs. ii. C. Putnam visited her
daughter. Mrs. j. C. Hinckley. at Chi
cago. Mrs. W. j. Duganne spent the
week in Chicago. Mrs. T. n. Porr en-
tertained large party on the occasion
of her husbands birthday. giving him
a surprise. . Miss Emile Erdman Wis
tied Chippewa Falls friends MIR. and
Mrs. q. ID. Moseley. of NeilIsyillc, Wis
tied friends here. - Rev. and Mrs. G.
K. Kellerman. formerly of this city.
who recently returned from tour iR,
the Orient, spent the week here.
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Austin.

Mrs. Schwan returned home Monday
from st. Paul. Miss Hunkins is down
from Owatonna visiting her sister, Mrs.
Campbell =. Miss Anna Dunkelman re-
turned home from Iowa Monday.
Mrs. Mason, of La Crosse. is the guest
of Mrs. l.. E. Lacy . Miss Jennie
White came up from Lyle Monday.
Miss Emma Bourgoid left Monday for
Faribault . Miss Bertha TruesdaII
left Friday for 0watOnna to spend her
vacation. . Misses Hayes were up from
LIE Roy Thursday Mrs. Leman, of
Chicago, is spending a few days with
friends. "A number OF young people
surprised Miss Allie Maxwell at her
home Wednesday evening.
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ECZEMA CAN BE GuREn.

The most agoniZing. humiiiating.
itching, scaly and burning EcZe-
mas are cured by the Cuticura
Remedies, when physicians and
all other renediC fail.
have been afflicted since last March with
q skin disease the doctors called Eczema. My
face was covered with scabs and sores and
the itching and burning was almost uubeaF-
able Seeing your CUTIcURA REMEDIES SO
highly recommended, concluded to give
them a trial, using the CUTIcURA and CUrr-
CURA SOAP externally, and REsoLvENT in
terually for four months. l call myself
cured. in gratitude for which 1 make this
public statement.
Mrs. CLARA A. FREDERICK.
Rrnan Rrnnk Conn
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Sleepy Eye.

DR.. Wechler left Sunday for points in
Wisconsin. IN. Sorenson departed for
Chicago Monday Christ Emmeriek
arrived home Monday. Prof. Lock-
erby is spending his vacation in Man
kato. Messrs. Hayes and Thompson
were III New Ulm Tuesday Frank
White returned Tuesday morning
Chloe Zeiske departed for New Tim
Wednesday morning. MeSsrs. Talbot
and Bertrand were III New Tim We'd
neSday -
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Mrs. C. F. johnson entertained a large
number of friends at her home Monday
evening. Mrs. John Howe, nee De-
lany, of Rochester. is the guest of rela-
tives here Miss Mary Schlender
spent Sunday with Henderson friends.
-. Mrs. j. n. Treadwell left Tuesday
for New York. where she will visit for
some time. Mrs. c. h Bartlett spent
the week in st. Paul. Miss Clara VoIk
is visiting at Fort Ripley. -. Mrs. a. A.
Stone visited in Mankato Saturday..
Miss Ida Bittner has gone to Washing
ton territory TO accept position as
teacher. Miss Laura Kennedy, of the
Moorhead Normal school. spent por-
ton Of the week in this city.
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Hutchinson

Prof. W. w. Pendergast was at home
over Sunday. Harry Wakefield is at
home for the state university. DR.. A.
P. Woodward is back from Seattle.
W. W. Pendergast is at home from the
state agricultural college,. Mrs. d.
Sivright gave party in honor of Miss
Allie Todd Monday evening.
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Benton after an absence of two years.
....Thurston & Rogers have sold the
Commercial house to Ole Thompson.
Mr.. Thompson will run the house.
The public schools closed Friday for a
two weeks vacation. George F. Wells,
of Minneapolis. spoke on the temper
aHee question to crowded house We'd
neSdaY evening
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Lake Benton.

Willie Potter has gone to Pierre.
Mrs. Manchester has returned from
Tracy. :. Mrs. Tyler. of Red Wing, is
visiting Mrs. d. p. DIN j. r. Taylor
has gone to Marshall. :. Hans Mathisne
has sold his property here and will
move to st. Paul this week. Mrs.
Thomas George has returned from Pipe
stone. ED AgetoA has returned to