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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-23
Bismarck Briefs.

4 reception was rendered Bishop
Walker Monday evening at the resi-
dence of Capt. and Mrs. MOorhouse. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. James S. Watson, of
jamestown, have returned home :.
Miss Bessie Whitsett, grandchild of
Capt. and Mrs. Voolfolk, died last
Saturday evening of scarlet fever
Mrs. George III. Walsh has returned
home to Grand Forks. Mrs. Dwight
A. Curtiss, of st. Paul, is visiting
Mrs. Speaker Keith. -. Miss Lucy
EastOn, of Fargo. was called
home Wednesday evening by the
severe illness of her mother. :.
Miss Nellie Hamilton. of Grand Forks.
daughter of Chief Clerk Hamilton, of
the house, is visiting i'll the city Mr..
and Mrs. j. nj. Quinn gave a conversa-
ton party last week for their guests,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Watson, of James
town. The guests were Mir. and Mrs.
William NJ. Tuohy, Col. and Mrs. Whit
ford. Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins, Col. and Mrs. Boyntolr,
Hon. Z. F. Mcclure and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank LAVAL. Mrs. S. Patten is Wis
iting in the city IA pleasant reunion
of the old soldiers and their wives was
enjoyed last Monday evening at the
A meeting of the united churches.
under the auspices of the W. G. L. u,
was held last Sunday evening. Mrs.
Rev. Cline presided. Mrs. Helen Bar
ker, territorial president of the w. C..
T. u, gave the address of welcome. +. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Davidson gave
progressive euchre party last week.
The invited guests were Speaker and
Mrs. Keith, At. and Mrs. j. y. Lawler.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. l.. Mccormack. Col. and Mrs.
BoyntOn, MI. and Mrs. William M.
TWohy, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel EiSenberg,
Mrs. Capt. j. F. Call. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
B. Little, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. George Webster, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank La Wall, Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Hutchinson, MIR. and Mrs. Gerald
Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs. E. II.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. v. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Barnes.
Misses Hillyer, Nellie Hillyer, Cover
ford, Joslin, Little, Barnes: Messrs.
Barnes. Corson, Kendrick, Price, De
Puy. Hanitch, Heron and Whitaker.
are at the Sheridan house =. Mr.. and
Mrs. Judge Conklin, of Huron, are in
the city. :. The fire department gave a
large ball at the Atheneum on the 22d
inst Miss Louise Miller, daughter of
Hon. John Miller, of the council. is Sc
riously i'll at Mrs. William Nj. Falcon.
er's =. The ladies of the Baptist church
gave an "Olde FolkeS Concert last
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Alex Hughes
and Mrs. Judge Francis gave recita-
lions. The principal feature was the
singing by Mrs. ID. A. CurtiSS, of st
Paul.
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Sioux City.

On Saturday evening Mrs. j. ID. Spald-
ing entertained about thirty-fiye of her
friends at ''conundrumr tea at her
elegant new home. After tea there was
cards, games. dancing a I'd social good
time. On Wednesday Mrs. C. p. Heath
gave q dinner party to fourteen elderly
ladies in honor of the mother of her huS-
band. Their combined ages were 1,OQO3
years, but they passed the time like
young folks, even by a recitation by
Grandma Beal. Miss Fannie Spald-
ing entertained number of her young
lady friends Wednesday from O'Clock
till 7:30 in honor of Miss Lena DANIELS,
of Rockford, Ill. .Sixty-five invita-
tionS were issued by Misses Sue and
Name Weare Tor Thursday evening, and
nearly all invited guests were present.
There was dancing and card playing
Mrs. George Fits, Miss Bertha Pierce
and Mrs. Robert Fowle entertained
friends at progressive euchre Tuesday,
Friday and Monday evenings respect
lively. :. e. Z. George. of this city. and.
Miss Nora SPOTS, of Sibley, were mar
ried It the BRIDES home IN the latter
place Wednesday, and are now at home
in this city. Friday evening the friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Jenkinson
their twentieth wedding anniversary.
Mrs. L. j. Dewitt of Yankton, is visit
ing Mrs. Leighton Wynn. Mrs.
Thomas Thorson. of Canton, OAK, is
visiting Mrs. G. E. Goetz :. ). Jonn FL.
Childs. of Syracuse, N. Y, spent few
days with his daughter. Mrs. III. b.
Baker. while on his way home from
Den, er.. Miss Anna Dorman is visit
ing friends at Omaha and Linc0ln....
ID. 2. Wagner and Miss Mamie Wall
were married at 6 a. M. Tuesday and at
once left for st. Paul on leir wedding
tour. On "Wednesday morning. at the
home of the brides parents, Miss Lizzie
ried.
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Picked at Preston,

The members of the [. o. G.. T. gave
a valentine SOCIAL in their hall Thurs
day evening. Refreshments of cake
and coffee were served, and an excel
lent musical and literary programme
carried out The valentine posteffice
created great amusement. The ladies
present were Mesdames A. Hail. w.
b. Hines, f. T. Frazier, J. P. Tibbitts,
J. Weeks, A. Mitchell. f. Z. Nelson. E.
Y. Harrington, c. Brady, G. f. McKin-
lay. II. Seely, HI. Jones, J. Pickett,
of Carmonia; Misses Jennie Hayes,
May 0'Brien. Adela Pickett. Laura.
Read. Meta Pickett, Gertie Mann. Mag
gle Sherwin, Leila Cavity, Jennie Graf
ton, Estelia Gray, Kittie Williams. Han
nah Beardshy, Nettie Clay. Floy Barns,
Nellie Utly, Jessie Barns, Vira Mitch
ell, Gussie Seely, Minnie Hamrc. Grace
Pennington, Sophia Ferrell The la
dies of the Methodist Aid society filed
the parIor of Mrs. G. E. Mckinley Fri
day afternoon - Mrs. X. Dayton,
of DEBORAH. Iowa, is visiting
her father. Hon. Reuben Wells.
The firemen's dance at the opera house
hall Friday night of last week was one
of the pleasant society events of the
season. The ladies of the Presbyterian
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Austin Acts.

Mrs. A. ]. Strouts. of Minneapolis, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. NJ. Mer-
rill. =. Mrs. Hawkins, of Grand Mead
ow, is spending few days with friends.
=. Mrs. MeSsersmith returned home
from her visit to Dakota " ednesday
noon. . Mrs. Garnis. of Hudson, Wis,
is the guest of Mrs. A. nj. Richard -.
Miss Bell Gleason, of Blooming Prairie,
spent few days with Mrs. George
Burnham. Mrs. Douglass returned
home from Dubuque the last of last
week. Miss Bell, of Wahpeton, OAK,
is spending a few weeks with her
cousin, Miss Matte Messersmith...
Mrs. Il. E. Shepherd returned home the
first of the week from Chicago. Miss
Kane. of Peoria. ILL.,, is the guest of
Miss Della H0rribin. q. . Mrs. A. M. Zim
merman returned homo from Dubuque
Thursday morning. Miss Truesdall
left Thursday for 0watonna to spend a
few days with her parents. Mrs. A.
A. Holmes returned to her home in st.
Paul Monday.
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Lake City.

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Gerber, of Luz
verne, spent several days with M. &.
Diliey =. The Literary club met at the
home of Mrs. w. J. Richardson Mon
day MIR. aud Mrs. G. Z. Crittenden
have returned to Prairie du Chen, Wis,
after visit of several days with Mrs.
Crittenden'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
C. Stout. Mrs. Thomas Gibbs is So
iourning with friends in ST. Paul and
Minneapolis Mrs. Annie Holcomb.
of Pennington, N. j., IS the guest
of her sister, Mrs. f. Slocum....
The Cooking club will be entertained
bv Miss Minnie Baurman Saturday
evening &. Mr.. and Mrs. }. w. Wood
are sojourning with friends in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Rossman, of
Minneapolis. were the guests of MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Gould last week. =.
Miss Pan khurst, of Red Wing, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. S. G. Harlan....
Mrs. q. f. Benson left Tuesday
for visit of several days with
her daughter, Miss Florence Ben.
son, at st. Mary's hall, Faribault..
Miss Jennie Foley Is visiting her sister
in st. Paul Miss Maine Rahilly, of
Nit. Pleasant, spent several weeks with
her sister. Mrs. ID. o. Irwin. Miss
Josie Cooper. of Nit. Pleasant. is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. e. NJ. DOrsette.
Mrs. Arthur Fowler has returned
from a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Curtus, of Shakopee.
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WISCONSIN.
Eau Claire.

Mrs. Il. S. Baldwin, of Sparta, was
the guest of Mrs. B. j. Demarest. :.
Mrs. Matthew Johnson, of West Su-
periar, spent several days with Mrs.
Will johnson, of this city. Mrs. DR..
W. C. Young was the guest Of friends
in st. Paul Charles NJ. Shaw and
Miss Sarah Balloch, and John 3. Sires
and Miss Emma Shaw were married at
the residence of Lewis =. Young.
Miss EvangeIine Martin entertained a
large party Monday evening. Mrs. w.
A. Kinnear received friends Thursday
evening - Albert Critics and Mrs. Mary
CrOeker were welded at the heme OF the
bride and gave large reception. :.
Mrs. j. FL. Riley and son, of Hurley,
were the guests of DIR. and Mrs. E. G.
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Ipswich Items.

Mrs. C. A. Rice will return from st.
Paul tomorrow Mrs. q. A. Robinson
entertained large number of lady
friends yesterday. Mrs. c. FL. Barron
spent q few days in Aberdeen this
week. The Methodist ladies will give
a Martha Washington entertainment
Friday evening. Bert Coyniue, a for
mer resident Of Ipswich, is spending a
few days with friends. m. =. Beebe
will go to Bismarck tonight to try and
get the court house bill passed over Gov.
Church'S veto. Arthur Doneiley,
prominent farmer, committed suicide
early Monday morning by taking ar
senic. He lived but a few hours after
taking the poison. Business troubles
were the cause.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-23

Mrs. j. Ingalls, entertained the NJ. z.
sociable Wednesday evening b.. Mr.. and
Mrs. T. S. Allen spent Sunday in Wis
consin. Miss Lulu Peterson, of the
Winona Normal, has been visiting her
parents . Mrs. George Chase has re-
turned to her home in Brookings, OAK.
after visit of several weeks ia this
place and vicinity. Mr.. John Parsons
and family left Monday for Seattle,
w. T., where they will reside. -. Miss
Anna Sindall has returned to Mime
apolis Mrs. +. b. Kellogg. of ST.
Paul, called on friends here " ednesday,
an her way to Rochester. -. Miss Rosalia
Westcott, of West Concord, was the
guest of friends here Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. e. W. Parsons entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. |. C. Parsons Saturday
and Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. C. Nicker-
son. of Owatonna, are visiting Mrs. w.
Niclerson. -. Miss Laura Miller has
gone to Minneapolis.
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Learned atLuyerne.

Tie Ithran society met with Mrs.
Glass Saturday evening. These who
furnished entertainment were Mrs.
Randall, Misses Carrie Harves, Jennie
Wright, Lulu Miller. Lou Bisbee,
Messrs. G. Baker. Fred Hinton, Ross.
Briggs, Wright, Randall, -, Mrs. E. S.
Warner returned from Sioux Rapids,
TO-. Thursday. Mrs. Mary Patterson
returned from Beaver Greek Saturday.
-. Miss Marie Brown will lecture at
the opera house Saturday evening".
Mrs. j. c. Kelley went to Cedar Rapids,
To-, Monday to visit her sister. Mrs.
II. Sauer.. Miss VIna Meade re-
turned from Sioux City Friday.
Miss May Rogers returned to Valley
Springs Sunday. Mrs. John Park, of
Paayer Creek. was in town Tuesday. 80.
NJ IS Vina Meade anu Miss Myrtle
nuiss went to Monuello, Wis, Saturday.
Mrs, E. l.. Dobell went 10 Rochester
Friday. 80. .lthran society meets with
Miss Carrie Halves Saturday evening.
Those on the programme are Misses
Clara Henton, Tina Miller, Louis Par
riot, Lou Bisbee, Carrie Halves, Messrs.
Wright, Randall, Bronson ..... Unity
club will meet with Miss Eva Mahony
Saturday evening.
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Blue Earth I ity.

The parlor social at the home of Mrs.
A. Kingsley last week was a largely at
tended and much enjoyed affair. -. Mrs.
John Pace has returned from Cambria.
Wis. e. =. Converse is back again
from Devils Lake. j. B. Frazier, of
Fairmont, was united to Miss Nora
Lugue. of Winnebago City, OH Wednes-
day Mrs. Drake is home again from
her visit 10 Chatfield. -. Mrs. c. &.
Ward left her friend, Mrs. Greswold,
for Woonsocket this week. Mrs. j. NJ.
Wheeler, OF Winnebago City, was a
visitor to friends of this place. Mrs.
Bert Chadbouru, of Minneapolis. is a
guest at the home of n. Chadbourn...
George Quizzle. two sons and their
wives, of Amboy, were visitors at the
home of H. J.Neal Mrs. Henry Ham
rer, after several weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. E. NJ. May. of Minneap-
oils. is again with her family ;. Miss
Susie Golf, of MeGregor. To-, is the
guest of her uncle. w. E. Ross. Fred
Converse, of Dakota, is in town.
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St. Ieter.

A number of our young people at
tended the Knights of Iytilias' ball at
LIE Seuer on Tuesday evening. Among
the ladies were Cora Butler, Alice
Snyder, Matte Kayser, Tiilie and
Loretta Delaney, Alma Schumacher
and Iona Ludcke. a.. Mrs. Jessie Knight
entertained a number of her friends at
her home on Thursday evening, in
honor of her guest, Miss Flora Moore,
of St. Paul. Mrs. Fred l.. Volk is the
guest of her sister at Madelia. Mrs.
T. A. Donohowe gave progressive
euchre party to her young friends on
Saturday evenicg MIR. and Mrs. w.
III. Pierce celebrated their twentyfifth
wedding anniversary at their residence
on Monday evening -. Mrs. Arthur
Phelps. of Butte City, Mont. is visiting
Mrs. A. A. Stone. Mrs. Koenig. Of
Beaver Dam, Wis. is visiting i'll the
city.
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Sank Center.

Mrs. S. nj. Eruce gave birthday
party Saturday evening for her daugh-
ter, Miss Minnie. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Hubbard. Mr..
and Mrs. G. Fitch, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A.
Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Cooper. Mr..
and Mrs. Lime kells, Mesdames G. f.
How, J. M. Robertson. A. o. Serivner,
W. P. Lambert, Misses Edna and
Gertie Rich, May Wolford, Edith
Whitfield, May Conwell, Flora Eru-
per, Eta Bishop. Edna Wood.
Allen, Emily Hinkston. Laura, Lillian
aud Grace Knott. and Gertie Petit, of
Minneapolis: Messrs. H. Adm. G. Fish,
F. jacob, II. Stedman. L. Mullen. w.
Stabler, I'll. Capser, w. How. 3. Woods
and E. Whitefeld. /. Mrs. FL. S. Doty
gave farewell party on Friday eyen-
ing to her son Barto, who left Monday
for Washington Territory. Mrs. Jo-
seph Capsar gave reception on Friday
evening in honor of her daughter, Mrs.
w. Reyiick, of Grafton, Oak. Among
those present were the following: Mr..
and Mrs. G. Fish. Mrs. w. L. Lambert,
Misses Minnie and Belle Bruce, Birdie
ohipp. Gertie ahd Edna Rice, Edith
Whitefield, May ConweH. Mabel Pen
dergast. Eta Bishop, Matte and May
Woolford. jamie Petit, Edna Woods,
Laura, Lillian and Grace Knott, Messrs.
Woods, Alden, Stedman, Mullin, Stab
Ter, jacob, Smith. Casey. Whitefeld
and Varley. James A. Morris and
daughter Anna have been spending a
few days in Milwaukee. Miss Bessie
Nelson left Monday for Washington
territory -. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Shep-
ard, of Fargo. have been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. John Shepard. Miss Mamie
Shaw. of WeStport, was the guest Of
Miss Mabel Pendergast the last of the
week
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Merry Monrhead.

Mrs. George f. Fuller gave sociable
Friday evening The valentine party
at the Grand Pacific was largely at
tended. Ed Hutchinson visited friends
this week. /. Miss Ada Smith was given
a surprise party Wednesday evening.
- The normal school students cele-
brated Washington'S birthday with ap-
propriate exercises. Dir. and Mrs. a.
A. White are visiting friends at Brain
erd. Herb Longley goes East to visit
relatives. :. The Odd Fellows sociable
was enjoyed 10y all. Mrs. f. j. Burl.-
ham gave Martha Washington party
Thursday evening, in which continental
costumes were worm. IA. TostenSen
and Miss Tilda Nora were married Mon
day. Mrs. j. E. Green entertained the
Episcopalian ladies Thursday. The
fire department give their annual mas
ouerade bah next Thursday evening at
the opera house II. Hendrickson and
Miss Helen Goodrich were made part
ners Wednesday,. Mr.. and Mrs. DIR.
Guilett entertained the Chautauqua
Monday evening.
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Pipestone Pieces.

Miss Edith Tyler entertained the
Methodist Mite society Tuesday even
ing Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ketchum has re-
turned home from Chicago. =. Mrs.
John Gray. OF Schofeld. Wis, is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. G. j. Cow
ley Mrs. T. w. Thompson is visiting
friends at Luyerne this week. Miss
Cora Mulyille entertained the Misses
Nancy Stuart and Maggie Hutton, and
Messrs. Ed l.. Reader. G. f. Hart and
A. C. butcher at Prospect farm last
Sunday. Mrs. Fl. G; Thompson has re-
turned home from Florida, where she
has been spending the winter. Miss
Zaida Ketchum returned home from
st. Paul last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Whitehead celebrated the sew
enth anniversary of their wedding last
Tuesday evening. Nearly fifty guests
were present. !. Mrs. G. j. Cowley en-
tertained number of her lady friends
last Friday afternoon. A very pleas
ant party was given by Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Rice Wednesday evening.
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Waseca Is aifS.

Mrs. Stewart and daughter Ruby
have returned to GAINESVILLE. Miss
lydia Brandt leaves Monday to visit in
Gwatonna. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Brown and family have removed to
Milton, Mimi. Mrs. j. ii. Lund, whose
birthday was the 14th inst, was the
recipient of many presense. -. Frank
Wits and Miss Charlotte Eich-
orst were married on the 10th
inst. Frank Collins and Miss
Lizzie Slougherly were married We'd
nesday last -. Miss Annie Donovan re-
turned to her home in Winona Tuesday
last. Mrs w. I'll. KenZie has returned
from prolonged visit with friends. -.
A surprise party at the residence of
Theodore Brown was among the social
events of the week. -. The Misses Sue
Aver, Libbie Baker, Ella Sackett and
Nj. Hall. of Jaeksonville,yisited this city
Tuesday last.
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Chippewa Fails.

Miss Marion Staley has returned from
Portage. Mrs. FL. F. Fowler, of Chica4
go, is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs John Randall q. Miss Retta Thomp
son has returned from Eau Claire.
Mrs. P. Ill. Leonard, of. Fiiield, and her
sister, Miss Hattie Stapleton. of Fox
Lake. are visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Florence Fales gave a pro-
gressiye sinch party Wednesday even
ing Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Mc(silvray
left Wednesday evening for two
months trip in the South and West. -.
Z. Bergeron and daughter have re-
turned from Prairie du Chen. Mrs.
AL Pierce has returned from Eau CLAIRE.
80. Mr.. and Mrs. L. V. Caulkins are
visiting relatives in Eau Claire. MIR.
and Mrs. n. Erv, of Kansas City. and
Mrs. NJ. Sammerfield, of Lawrence,
Kan, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Lickenstine this week.
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IOWA CULLINGS.
CreSco.

Mrs. ]. J. Caward and Mrs. John E.
Caward were in Chester, To-, last week,
the guests of Mrs. B. Chaplin. i. ~. Miss
Eta Swenson entertained company OF
young people "Wednesday evening
Tuesday evening euchre party given
in the new Masonic hall was attended by
Mr.. aud Mrs j. G. Webster, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. K. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. W. K.
Mead. Mr.. and Mrs. n. 3. Wheeler, Mr..
and Mrs. jacob Welsh. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
III. Caward, Mr.. and Mrs. William VIII
braham, Mrs. and Mrs. John Streing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scholze, Mr.. ard
Mrs. C. FL. Garnsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. S.
Caward, Mr.. and Mrs n. S. Durgin, Mr..
and Mrs. j. b. Barber, Mr.. anu Mrs. NJ.
A. Flood, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Barber,
Mr. and and Mrs. Robert Thomson =.
Miss Grace Alleman has been spending
al few weeks in Taopi, Mimi. -.
AIRS. Tyler SearleS has returned from
Eima, To-. Mrs. W. Il. Mead gave 5
O'Clock coffee Thursday and Friday.
The ladies entertained were MeSdameS
II. G. Price, William b. Lent, Aug.
Beadle. j. j. Clemmer. f. f, Blackman,
l.. Goodrich. j. A. Barrett, William X.
Barker, FL. L. Tomas. A. s. Mcconnell,
7. ). Lomas, M. Nj. Moon, J.
H. C. Rand. P. T. Searles,
William Theophilus, Mrs. G.. NJ. Van
Leuveu, Jr., of Lime Springs, To-, Misses
Mary Lent and Alma Goodrich, and
Miss Emma Gally. of Ridgeway. 10. -.
Wednesday morning Edward l.. Pow
ers, Of Flandreau, OAK. ana Miss Mary
c. Stowell were married in the Church
of the Assumption, B. V. Nj. Miss
Bell Parker acted as bridesmaid, and
Thomas Kelly, Of Flandreau. as groomS-
man. After the wedding ceremony
a sumptuous breakfast was served to
twenty guests :. The Y. F. c. L. S.
gave social at the residence of Mrs. G
III. Church Friday evening.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-02-23

Aid society were entertained by Mrs.
G. III. Conkey Thursday afternoon....
Dr.. and Mrs. Powers, of Fountain, Mimi,
were among friends in Preston last
week. Robert Nelson and daughter
Ada, of Canton, Mimi, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Nelson last Sab
bath. Mrs. j. Pickett, of CarmOnia,
Mimi, was visiting friends in Preston
Friday and Saturday of last week..
Misses May Chalfant and Meta Pickett
spent last Saturday with Mrs. f. L.
Nelson at her farm residence. -. Daniel
O'Brien. former resident of this
place, is here on visit -. Two young
e. w. Hard's Friday night, the 18th.
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Wabasha Winnowings.

The Ladies' Benefit society gave a
sociable at the Congregational church
last Friday evening -. Mrs. j. NJ.
French, of Plaiuview, was the guest of
Mrs. Stauff last week. -. Miss Maud
Myrteus entertained her young friends
last week. Mrs. J. C. Lawrence VS.
tied Wabasha this week Mrs. j. C.
Gilman was the guest of friends at
Mazeppa last week. Mrs. George
Hardy and daughters visited in the
Twin Cities this week . Miss Nellie
Jones has returned from visit at
Winona. :. Mrs. Lille Manu-, nee Funk,
with her daughter, is visiting friends in
the city. Miss Wantanabe, Japanese
student of Carleton college, was in the
city last Sunday....E s. Kibbe and
Neb., where they will reside in the fut-
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DAKOTA.
EllendaIe EpocI1s.

Mrs. A. Kinds, of Freeport, ILL.,,
arrived at Glendale, "Wednesday, Feb.
10. Miss Anna White entertained a
number of young folks, Tuesday even
ing, in honor of her birthday. Among
the ladies present were MrE. L. Miles,
Misses Hattie Carman, Mary Fleming
ton and Anna Long. Mrs. F. b.
Cannon entertained number of Ellen
dale's young people in honor of Miss
Mary Johnson Miss Mabel West. of
Elm township, is spending the winter
in Glendale with Mrs. G.. Smith.
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Crookston Crinkies.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Robertson, Mr..
and Mrs. E. G. Carruth, and Mrs. Wood,
Misses Noyes. Mix, Carrie Mix and
Campbell; Measrs. Barnes, Slocum,
Page. Foote, Morris, Graves and Hurtz
were pleasantly entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Sweat Friday evening in
honor of their guest, Miss Brack. of st.
Paul. Mrs. n. z. Stone entertained
few friends at o'clock tea Tuesday
evening. Mrs. j. Laurence left Sua-
day evening for visit with friends at
Minneapolis and ST. Paul Mrs. r. J.
Thorson went to st. Paul Saturday
evening Miss Erskine returned from
Fargo Saturday evening. The Young
Peoples Society of the PRESBYTERIAN
church gave tobogganing party Tues
day evening. Miss Nettie Brown en-
tertained the Salmagundi club Friday
evening.
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Sleepy Eye.

Sleepy Eye High school ranks among
the many having seven teachers. E. E.
Lockerby, principal. 1t is .agitated
there will be new $1,000 school house
built in the near future, as the room in
the old one is very limited. -. The Po-
Iymnian at the high school held their
usual exercise Thursday afternoon.
A party of seven couples took a sleigh
ride out in the country 10 Mr.. Paimer's