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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-16
OwatOnna.

The young people of the Methodist
Episcopal church gave valentine
sociable Wednesday evening. 1t was a
very enjoyable affair, admirably con-
Quoted. and largely attended. j.. Mr..
and Mrs. 3. S. Cook very pleasantly
entertained party of friends We'd
nesday evening. John Dillon COM
gany PLAYED before crowded honse
house. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Sperry
and little daughter left Tuesday to
spend several weeks with friends in
the East
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Little Falls.

Miss NJ. Rugar, of Wisconsin, is visit
ing friends in town l.. B.. Sunder-
land, of New Hampton, To-, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. IL. i. Tuttle dur
ing the week Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Neal.
of Green Prairie, spent Tuesday visit
ing friends here. Mrs. b. A. CONNER
entertained the Ladies' Working club
Wednesday afternoon. The ladies OF
the NJ. E. church held grand Gypsy
encampment at the opera house Tues
day evening. those taking most promi-
neDt parts being Mrs. 1. E. Staples.
Miss Jennie Carey, Miss Windslanly
and Miss May D0noyan.... Mrs. E..
Rothwell's brother. A. Mann, who has
been visiting her, has returned to his
home at st. Louis, Mo-. >. The Ladies'
Guild of the Episcopal church met
with Mrs. J. Simmons Thursday after
noon. -
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Prescott Pieces.

Prof. G. l.. Bowman and wife are
spending few days at Diamond Bluff,
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Nero.
Mrs. Barbara Firner spent a portion
of the past week in st. Paul, with
her daughter, Mrs. Andrew WINTER.
Mrs. j. A. McMurphey, of River Falls,
is in the city =. Mrs. I'll. A. Mason, OF
Crookston, MIMI, is visiting friends in
the city. Miss Mae Shelton enter
tanned the members of the Irving liter
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St. Peter sauce.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Pearce will cele-
brate the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their wedding on next Monday evening.
Mrs. f. l.. Volk and children, of st.
Paul, have been visiting the family of
c. Amundson. Mrs. G.. f. johnson
will visit with Minneapolis friends dur
ing the coming week Miss Sophie
Volk was the guest of Mankato rela-
tiyes during 4 portion of the week :.
Mrs. A. A. Stone entertained q party of
friends at her home on Monday even
ing. Mrs. c. NJ. Benham, of Merriam
Park. is the gnest of relatives. Mrs.
T. A. Donahower entertained number
of her lady friends on Thursday even
inc
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. E. Y. Dickey. Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. f. ireland. Mr. and Mrs. &. W.
Stanton, Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Mattice, OF
Wilmot, OAK, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Jen-
nison, and Mrs. T.. Is. Tadsen.... The
Valentine sociable given by the Con-
gregatienai society Thursday evening
was quite success, both socially and
financially :. Miss Belle Thornton, who
has been guest at the st. James
couple of weeks, returned to Or ton
VILE. Mimi.
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Mitchell Matters.

Miss Trienniee Gilbert gave a pro-
gressiye euchre party Thursday even
ing Invitations are out for card
party to be given ON Thursday evening,
the 18th. by Misses Emma and Margaret
Edgerton. "A musical entertainment
is soon to be given by the ladies of the
Episcopal church. :. Mrs. Charles Will
cox has returned from Minneapolis. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. j. Moore were the
guests of Mrs. G. FL. Shaw
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-16

airy society last Friday evening In
vItati0ns are issued for ball to be held
in DilPs hall the ed inst, under the
auspices of the Prescott string band, at
which every lady is expected to appear
in a calico gown and her escort with a
necktie to match. !. Mrs. Oscar Glenn
ents returned to her home in Mime
apoiis Saturday. accompanied by her
sister, Miss Grace Dill :. MRS. w.
Hicks, OF Maiden Rock. is in the city.
West Superior.
0. W. Streetor has returned from
Washington, where he has been oc-
cupied by legal matters for month. :.
w. K. Crinkshank is quite ill e. C. l..
Catin is back from st. Paul. :. Harry
w. Newton is spending a vacation in
st. Paul &. e. j. McMahon has returned
after a short sojourn in st. Paul q. Miss
jeanette Laffette has been quite ill for
some time past :. Paul Berristford, of
st. Paul, was shaking hands with old
friends in this city to-day James
Newton is in st. Panl to receive medi-
cal aid. The six persons charged with
Keeping a house of prostitution were
to ninety days each in the
county Jail.
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Red Wing.

Mrs. J. w. Steel, Of w abasha, visited
the public schools here Friday. Miss
Florence Grow was given very pleas
ant surprise party by number OF her
young friends Wednesday evening at
her home in South Red Wing. Mi.
and Mrs. f. c. Boynton. late OF Fergus
Falls will hereafter make then nome In
Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison
Miller have returned to their nome IN
Stanton after six months visit with
friends in Vermont. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant Featherstone visited friends at
River Falls this week.. Mrs. S. B.
Foot is home from visit at st. Paul.
:. Mrs. o. f. Mount, who has been Wis
iting friends here for some time past,
has returned to her home at Tracy.
Miss Lena C. Pfund has returned to her
home at Ada after a pleasant visit in
the city with Miss c. Brown. Mr..
and Mrs. p. p. Quest, of VIM
throp, Sihley county, passed a
few days in the city this week..
Mrs. Rev. S. Boies has returned from q
visit with friends and relatives at
CreSco, TO-, and st. Paul. .COlvill
Camp No. SO, Sons of Veterans, y. S.
a, have issued invitations for their
second annual ball to be given at the
armory on Friday evening, Feb. % -.
Miss Alice Brown left Monday for Chi
cago on few weeks visit. Mrs. Otto
Peterson has returned to her home in
Minneapolis after visit with her sister,
Airs. A. Josephson Miss Lizzie Park
hurst is guest of Lake City friends.
Mrs. Phillips. nee Fannie Jones.a form
er resident of this city. now resides with
her husband at Elkhort, Ind. Miss
Georgia Johnston. of st. Paul, is a
guest of MIR. and Mrs. J. FL. Drew on
Third street.. Miss Lizzie Kaye, of
Maiden Rock, is in the city Oh a visit.
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Caledonia.

Mrs. Patrick Ferris, of Madison, Dak.,
and Mrs. W. III. Murphy are the guests
of Mrs. A. J. Flynn. Mrs. K. Ii.
Smalley entertained the Progressive
Eaehre cn no THURSDAY evening nnaat: h Ths
the first sociable of the season at the
residence of Mrs. w. &. Dunbar. Miss
Theresa Doriyal, of Brownvile, will
spend the remainder of the winter with
Mrs. n. f. Dorival. . Mrs. Joseph
Senich returned to her home in La
Crosse, after lengthy visit with her
mother. Mrs. Bouquet. -. Miss Della
Gibbs has gone to Rushford, to be the
guest of Mrs. j. PeasleY.
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Austin.

Miss Anna Peters is visiting her Sis
ter, Mrs. Julius johnson, of 0watouna,
80. Mrs. Charles Carter entertained
about twelve at her home Thuursday
afternoon at quilting bee. g. Mrs.
Messersmith and daughter Matte are
expected home Friday from Wahpeton
Mrs. Joseph Schwan came down
from Minneapolis Wednesday to spend
a few days with her mother, Mrs.
Schwan Miss Hattie Gault expects
10 leave for her home in Otranto Mon
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-16
AN ElGHI-FOUT VEIN
OF Fine Ignite Coal of Wide EM
tent Assured in the South.

Special TO the Globe.
YANKToN, OAK, Feb. 15.-Continued
prospecting for coal near Centerville,
eighteen miles northwest of Yanlkton,
has resulted in the discovery that coal
exists in immense quantities at depth
of 1913 feet over a distance of one mile
square, which is as far as the pros
pecting has extended. An eight-foot
vein is the result of the labors OF the
prOspectOrS thus far.
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Fountain Findings.

DR.. A. W. Powers, who removed to
Mankato over year ago, has returned
with his family, and will resume resi-
dence and practice among his old
friends. Miss Alice Hanson visited
in Preston last Thursday. =. Mrs. Will
lam Paige, of Chattield township,
called upon her friends in this place
last week.. The past week was rather
on the social order beyond precedent,
by informal dances. both in town and
among the young people in the country:
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Ryan, OF
Brownsville, are visiting friends in town
this week. Mi. and Mrs. P. Newcome,
of Lanesboro, were among old friends
here Tuesday last. Mrs. P. Ferris, of
Madison, Mimi, was the guest OF Mrs.
S. Wier, the first days Of this week: -.
Miss Carrie Hanson and Miss Ingelbor
Sagdalen, of Spring Grove. are the
guests of Mrs. Filing Blexrud this
week .. Miss Genie Seiverson, OF Elan
dreau, OAK, is the guest Of Miss Stella
Colby for the week.
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Huron,
WatertoWn.

George III. Barnes went to Sherman
to-day on legal business &C. Y. Sew
ard came up from Castlewood to-day,
where he had been on legal business.
dav ". O. Carleton returned from
his visit to Illinois last week. 4. Mrs. w.
F. Gorrie and her son Frank are So
journing in Wisconsin. %. ID. Stevens
returned from his Sparta visit Friday.
-. Ed G.. Rice has returned from Chi
cago, where he has been for few days
ON business
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-16

Mrs. H. E. Doty gave an oyster sup
per last Friday evening in payment of
an election bet. MIR. and Mrs. E. M.
Weston. Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Gates,
Miss Cook and George B. Doty. of
Rochester, were present. The |. O..
G. T. held q public installation and con-
cert in their hall Saturday evening".
Miss Nina Humason, of Dodge Center.
was in town Monday. Mrs. U. j.
Wright spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. L. J. Price The young people
enjoyed an oyster supper at Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Singleton's Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Parsons, OF Dodge
Center, were the guests of Mrs. E. NJ.
Weston portion of the week. Milo
Mattson and wife visited at Mrs. I.
Gates last Wednesday.
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Shakopee.

Mrs. James, of st. Paul, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, d. l.. How Tues
riay. Mrs. Fowler, of Lake City, is
Visiting her sister, Mrs. \. \. Curtis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-16

-. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Wilder spent
Tuesday in st. Paul Mr.. and Mrs. f.
Southworth visited st. Paul Wednes-
day. Mrs. ID. l.. How is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. L. WEIGH, of Hender-
son.
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RedHeld,

Mrs. D. r. Miller and daughter Ade-
laide are visiting friends at Aberdeen
Miss Anna Sheridan came down
from Worthwhile and spent Sunday with
friends here. Mrs. M. Sullivan Wis
tied at Raymond on Wednesday. MIR.
and Mrs. Ed Dodge, of Aberdeen, spent
Tuesday with friends in the city,.
Rev. 4. S. Wallace, of Aberdeen, was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson on
Sunday . Mrs. ii. d. Day has returned
from an extended VISIT at Nerdon. :.
Miss Lillian Weeks, of Des
Moines, To-, assisted by Mrs. Della
Wheeler, gave a concert at the
NJ. E. church on Tuesday evening. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Archer gave a de-
lightful SAT Home" on Monday even
ing, the anniversary of their wedding.
Among the guests were the following:
Madames Bromley, Cole, Hadley,
WEIGH, LoyejOy, Kemerer. Dodge, Com
RE, Ferguson, Dawes, Chandler, Ward,
Friburg, Page, Goodwin and Martin;
Misses Miller, Ida and Della Damn,
Murphy and Walsh; Messrs. Cole, Had
ley, Kemerer, Dodge, Comrie, Ferguson.
Dawes, Chandler. Ward, Goodwin, Fri
bury, Martin, Walsh. Randall, Bene-
dict, Mathews. l. Goodwin, Birdsley.
Taylor, Vinton, Hinsman, Fargo and
IurnGy.
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day. Mrs. West, of W lis, is the guest.
of Mrs. Coroger. Mrs. Coleman. of
Milbank, OAK, is entertained by
Mrs. G. Coleman. i. Mrs. Berry. of
Preston, is spending a few days with
Mrs. u. A. Mitchell. =. Mrs. Charles
Buck, of Brownsville, spend last week
with friends. Mrs. Crave left
Wednesday for her home in Detroit,
Mich.
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WaSeca.

Mrs. Biekford, of Alma City, is visit
ing friends in this city. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Brown and family will re-
move to Milton. Miss Baettschen.
who has been ill, is conyalescent. -.
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Clinned at Caledonia.

The Oak Leaf Social club gave an
other of its popular dances Friday even
ing last. Those present were May HE
kock, Floy Bedding, Bessie Abbotts,
Anna Boyce. Ada Townsend, Leona
Abbotts, Matilda Dorival, Nellie Snure,
Lucy DorivaI. Maggie Flynn, Belle
Striker, Louise Dorival, Robert Sprague.
frank Dunbar, Edward Davidson, Ed
ward O'Connor. George II. Smalley,
Leslie Emery, Thomas NJ. Abbotts, A.
p. Fiynn. George DroWley, James
Royce, Michael Kobb, j Frank Smalley,
HAYWARD Marshall, Charles Metcalf.
George Kuster, George Gibbs, q. Snure.
A. J. Flynn went to Fountain Sunday.
81. B. 'i'ibbcts, of the Bartlett Opera
company, was the guest of Mrs. Frank
Blair Sunday sylvia O'Brien visited
Mt Hokah with friends Sunday. "A
large number of citizens surprised DR..
Christensen and wife at their home Sat
urday evening, and were royalty enter
tained A social hop was held at the
residence of William Leichter Tuesday
evening "A masque ball IS Oh the taps
for Friday evening. An addition 10
our society will be had in the removal
10 this place of LATE WhitehouSe anu
family, of Houston. Aubrey, son of
party to number of his youthful friends
Saturday evening. The number pres
ent was forty. Dr. Jensen and Brown
Anderson, brother to Anderson, min
lister to Denmark, visited in town Sat
urday. Hudson Wheaton entertained
friends Saturday evening at his home.
Chatfield Cuttings.
The select party given at Whites hall
Thursday evening was one OF the most
pleasant events of the season. The fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen were pres
pnt: Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Durham and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Allen. of Rochester:
Miss Nina Humason, of Dodge Center,
and William Wells, of Minneapolis;
MesdameS +. ". Sinner, J. d. Sander
son, ]. c. Dickson, G. Ill. White, c.
c. Balsinger, Fred Wilson, n. G.
Hazen, K. Mcneil, John Flindt.
It. A. Woodruff, j. M. House;
Misses Libbie Nichols. Hattie Woodruff,
Kathleen Clark, Julia Cole, Alice Bauer,
Kittie Cole. Jennie Duigen, Belle Cole,
Ida Bauer and Maud Dickson; Mrssrs.
Sinner. Sanderson. Dickson, G. White,
Bolsinger, Wilson, Hazen, Mcneil.
Flindt. II. A. Woodruff, Gould. Camp
bell, Milo White Jr., Dewitt George
Woodruff. Kadlitz. Gillett, Frost, Atchi-
son, Bauer and Jones. Miss Hattie
Woodruff attended a party at WinCna
Friday Miss Nina Humason. of Dodge
Center. is the guest of Mrs. +. Mcneil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Case Allen and Mr.. and
Mrs. d. E. Dunham, of Rochester, were
In town last week. Mrs. Wilmot has
returned to her home at Manchester.
10. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Woodsun, of
Austin, visited friends in the city this
week. i. y. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Bemis are
spending few weeks on pleasure
trip in the South Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Greea, of Minneapolis, were in the city
last week. a.. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Bun
die, of Winona, are visiting friends III
This city.
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Grand Forks.

Mrs. George B. Winship is visiting
friends in La Crescent. Minn... The
Ladies' Aid Society OF NJ. E. Church
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Lake CITY,

Mrs. J. G. Adams and Miss Emily Nc
Hairy were the guests of Mrs. Milligan,
of Wabasha, this week. Mrs. w. E. Per
kins spent several days of last week
with Miss Jenkins, of Kellogg. Mrs.
C. E. butcher, of Wabasha, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Manning.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dwelle enter
tanned a large number of their friends
at 'drive whist party Friday even
ing. Miss Josie Holmes. student at
the Winona State Normal school, was
sojourning with her uncle. w. f.
Holmes. i. Mrs. A. G. Fowler left
Thursday for weeks visit with her
sister, Mrs. Curtis, of Shakopee....
Mrs. A. Dorman, of Minneapolis, is the
guest of her daughter. Mrs. A. j. Greer.
Miss Alice Fowler is visiting with
friends in DuranG. Wis. Mrs. j. ).
DooiittIe has returned from visit OF
several weeks with her son. Charles
Doolittle, of st. Paul Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. Conklin, of st. Charles. spent sew
eral days with Mrs. S. Benham, of this
city,. Miss Myrtle Dwelle gave party
to her numerous young friends on Sat
urday evening -. Mrs. E. J. Megroth
spent Thursday with Mrs. A. Z. GuerI-
Sey, of st. Paul . Miss Eta SelOyer
was treated to surprise party by about
forty of her friends on Friday evening
of last week. The chief amusement OF;
the evening was progressive euchre.
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Granite Falls.

The Sons of Veterans gave mas
auerade dance Friday night. Among
the ladies masked were Mrs. G. l..
Hardy, \; rs. c. f. Welschess, Mrs. j. G.
C. johnson, Misses Winnie Bennett,
Maude Dodge, Della Stoppe, Bertha
Foss, Anna Neste, Jennie Boardwick,
Nellie Ward, Sadie McWilliams, Elna
and Dana Russell, Florence G0odnough,
Thea HaZelborg. Those from out of
town were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fountain,
Maud Pearson, Addie Lewis, Cora
French. Miss Nieols, j. 0. Barry, Ole
Satterlie. Misses Lacers and Caney, of
Montevideo. Mrs. ". q. Pinney is
entertaining her brother, George
Pinney, OF New York city,.
Mrs. G. A. Stappe entertained Mr. and
Mrs. W. W. Pinney, MIR. and Mrs. {.
E. WelScherS, Leslie Pinney and Addie
Kibby, Monday evening. Mrs. w. W.
Pinney gave dime social "Wednesday
-. Married, by Rev. S. S. Russell, Mir.
Frank E. Berkeley. of Illinois, and Miss
Mary A. Read, of Granite Falls. Miss
Winnie Bennett spent Wednesday with
friends in Sacred Heart. Miss Belle
Jacobs, of Sioux Agency, spent Satur-
day here. Miss Alma Russell has been
entertaining Miss Annie ChriStinsass,
of Renville. -. Mrs. j. G. G. johnson
had as her guest the past week Miss
Carmie Hemming, of Renville.. Miss
Anna Christopher, of st. Paul, is visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. John Sanderson.
Frank II. Barton, of ST. Paul, visited
friends here the past week.
Lake Benton.
Mrs. Fannie Kimball has returned
from Dodge Center. Elmer Kimball
has returned from Chicago. The
Messrs. Moses, of Tracey, are in Lake
Benton. Miss Leahy MatSOn, of VOL
sey, OAK, has returned to Lake Benton.
80. A. Woodford is at home this
week. Miss Nellie Donovan, who has
been away from home several months,
has returned Hon. a. j. Grain spent
Sunday in town with his family. K.
G. Kimball was in town last week. j.. j.
C.Donovan, proprietor of the fremont
house, has gone to the Hot Springs. Ark,
for his health Miss Eva Bramer, of
Winona. is guest in the family OF w.
III. Bradley. . Mr. Addington is enter
tanning a niece from Huron, Oak. The
children's surprise party on Miss Madge
Whitman Saturday evening was en-
ioyed by about twenty girls. 1t was in
honor of Madge's birthday. She re-
ceyed a large number of presents.
When it was time for the girls to return
home her brother took them all out for
sleigh ride and deposited each child at
her own door,
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Bismarck Bits.

Gen. Sturgis is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. John d. Lawler :. MI. and Mrs.
j. S. Watson, of Jamestown. are in the
city, the guests of Hon. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Quinn. Mrs. j. r. Gage gave whist
party last week. The invited guests
were Hon. and Mrs. Nj. L. Mccormack,
Judge and Mrs. Francis, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. S. Morehouse. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Morse, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Golf,
Dir. and Mrs. F. Y. Barnes, Mr..
and Mrs. E. FL. Wilson, MI. and
Mrs. Gerald Pierce, DR.. and Mrs.
Fraser, Mr.. and Mrs. W. t. Perkins.
Misses Barnes, Comerford, Joslin
MeSsrS. Heron, Hon. Oscar F.. Rea. DR..
De Puy and DR.. Porter Hon. and
Mrs. j. d. LAWYER gave dinner party
for their father, Gen. Sturgis, Thursday
evening. The Silver Star club gave
the last of their first series of dances
this week The G. A. r boys had
camp fire at the Athenaum
last week. Mrs. Alex Hughes
and Mrs. Judge Francis gave recita-
tons. The ladies who visited the
suffrage" contest were Mrs. E. I'll.
Wilson, Mrs. James A. Ward, Mrs. nj.
l.. Mccormack, Mrs. George II. Walsh,
Mrs. j. ID. Lawler, Mrs. Barker. Mrs.
johnson, Mrs. Gov. Pierce, Mrs. Gerald
Pierce. Mrs. &. L. M. Jamison, Mrs.
Palmer, Mrs. Ii. III. Day, Mrs. Capt. Van
Etten, Mrs. John S. Patten, Mrs.
Speaker Keith, sMrs. W. Il. Perkins;
Misses MatSOn, EaSton and Stewart. :.
Mrs. John Thornwald has returned
from her visit to Beaver, Mimi. :. The
ladies OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union reading rooms gave So
ciable last Wednesday. Mrs. Capt. Van
Etten gave an original recitation.
Mrs. Alex Hughes read an original essay
Oh Our Bachelor Soldiers" at the camp
fire last week. IAN interesting re-
liglous meeting was held last Sum
day at the penitentiary by Capt.
and Mrs. Van Etten. Mrs. .. S. Golf
gave another whist party last week.,
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Davidson gave
valentine party at their home at Brae-
side. Mrs. J. S. Morehouse gave
whist party Friday evening :. Cards
are out for the marriage of Miss Cora
Barnes, daughter of o. r. Barnes, to
Thomas 2. Heron, of the Bismarck Ma
tional Bank.
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will give Valentine sociable Feb. Ia.
....J. Hubert Vosburg of this city and
Miss May SnoWden of Waterloo, To-,
were united in marriage, Feb. 7.....
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Prouty gave large
party in honor of Mr.. l.. G. Osborne of
New York last Thursday evening.
Mrs. Fulton and Mrs. j. Walker Smith
assisted in entertaining the guests. -.
The North Star Social club gave one OF
it's popular parties Friday evening".
Gertie Wiseman gave her young
friends a sleighing party Thursday.
A progressive euchre party was given
at Pioneer club rooms Friday evening
The following captured the prizes:
Charles Crandall and May Dow, head
prizes; Will Gordon and May Riley,
foot prizes. "A number of friends
were entertained by Mrs. George Bull
last week. 80. Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Jer-
maine returned from Michigan last
week.. A pound party was given
in the rectory of st. Paufs church
Thursday evening. Mr.. and Mrs. ).
ii. VOsburgh will be lat home to
their friends after Feb: 15.....
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Knappen, of Fisher.
A large party Of friends were enter
tanned by Mrs. +. Prouty last week.
''jumbo" and many other interesting
games were played during the evening.
-. Miss Mary Choate, of Adrian, Mich,
is guest of MI. and Mrs. w. E. Jer-
maine. Mrs. W. HI. Adams, of Buoy
rus, O., is the guest OF her brother. ..
O. Mercer. Rev. j. A. Chamberlain,
wife and family, arrived from Berlin,
Wis, and will make this city
their permanent home -. Miss Nettie
Cooper returned from Emerson:
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Wittelshofer will
leave next week for trip through the
East. and will attend the Inauguration
at Washington. :. Bishop Walker
preached eloQuently at the Episcopal
church Thursday evening. :. Miss Min
lie Grow visited Grafton friends last
week.. Lima Upham is visiting friends
in st. Paul. Mrs. I. l.. Richmond re-
turned from three months visit with
relatives in Kansas. "A bubble party
was given at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Barnett Saturday evening.
Miss Elliott supervised the affair. "A
german will be given at Pioneer club
rooms Friday evening.
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