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Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-15
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WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, { WASHINGTON D. O., 10 p.m., Jan. IA 16S9. For New England and Eastern New York: Fair nearly stationary temperature, variable winds.
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Pears' soap secures a beauHful complexion
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Waterfowl Waifs.

Frank Stone was in CastleWood Mon
day. Ed Lawrence returned to St.
Paul Monday Prank Conklin was in
the city last week TO visit friends. J.
NJ. Templeman went TO Gettysburg on
business this week ..Will HerbeSt and
wife returned from Sparta last week.
Charlie Crane, of Grand Forks, is in
the city visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. o. B. Crane i. w. Cook and W.
\. Mcintyre nave returned from their
Eastern trip, where they have been to
purchase a large stock Of musical
instruments. John Nicholson's moth
er and sister have been visiting him fol
some time past, left on Wednesday for
Dawson, Mimi, to visit his brother
George, formerly of this city, now sta
ton agent at that place. Mrs. NJ. H .
Cooper returned from Bismarck this
week ...F.W. Hoyt returned from New
York on Saturday, where he has been
purchasing goods Mrs. c. c. Carpen-
ter, wife of eX-Goy. Carpenter. of Fort
Dodge. To-, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
+. E. Carpenter. Charles E. Mellette
has gone to Dallas. Or. where he has
accepted a position with the Oregon
Navigation and Railway company
Maj. Demarest has gone to the soldiers
home at Leavenworth, Kas., for treat
ment for heart difficulty.
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of Little Sank, was in town the first of
the week Arthur E. Lyman and Miss
Carrie harrington were married Tues
day. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Robbins were
given a surprise party Monday
evening by number of their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Layman. of
Washington territory, spent a portion
of last week with Mr.. and Mrs. s. NJ.
Bruce. and left for home Saturday.
Thomas Egan and Miss Ellen Rooney
were married Tuesday by Rev. J. B.
Boeyer. Miss Hannah Petit came ap
from Minneapolis and spent a week
with her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. I'll.
Petit. Mrs. George III. Bishop has
returned from few weeks sojourn at
St: Cloud = :. Henry Rein and sister.
Miss Minnie. have gone to Washington
territory Rev. ]. F. Hamilton re-
turned Saturday from visit with his
wife and family at Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Z. I. How left Monday for short
soJourn in ST. Paul Mrs. c.. De
Groat has been visiting her son Burke
at Long Prairie. :. Mrs. Charles Lloyd
has returned from Grand Forks The
reading club gave public entertain
lnent Monday evening Mrs. DIR. J.
MeMasters returned Tuesday frcm Lit
tie Sank.
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yermiliion Views.

Reports from the country show some
seeding being done. Frost in many
places is nearly or quite ont of the
ground Miss Ellen Maurer, of Cedar
Rapids, is the guest Of 2. W. Peterson.
-. A masked skating party and later a
ball were given at Johnson roller rink
Friday evening. -. Delegates from
Sioux Falls and Yankten colleges and
from the university of Dakota met here
Monday and drew up constitution. by
laws, etc, for the organization Of an.
intercollegiate field day association for
South Dakota. These rules will
be submitted to the various col
Ieges for their approval, and a
date will he fixed soon. Yankton col
lege refuses to ioin the company 49,.
The Trinity choir from Yaukton gave
an entertainment here Wednesday.
They sing in three languages. "A fes-
tival was givep by the Good Templafs
FRIDAY evening for the benefit of Ar
thur Paul, who has gone to Rome, \.
Y, to be treated for cancer The local
oratorial contest in the university will
be held at the City hall March 9. The
winning orator is to be sent to Sioux
Falls to take part in the territorial con-
test to be held there. Five orationS are
in the hands Of the Judges.
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SOUTH DAKOTA.
Huron,

Miss Agnes Jones, of Washington. is a
guest of Miss Carrie Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Kelly entertained large
company of Friends on Friday evening.
Mrs. c. NJ. Harrison has returned
from three months stay in Indianapo-
lis, and for the present is the guest of
Mrs. c. B. Felt. j. f. 0hiwfne and
wife have returned from three months
visit in Illinois. Mrs. T. Dick
Archer and baby reached home on Fri
day, having been in Peoria, H., since
November. DIR. and Mrs. FolIeti en-
teitained a large company OF friends on
Tuesday evening &C. II. Seeley and
wife OF Faulkton and guests of /. J.
Manser and family - Mr. and Mrs.
Little have rooms at the Arlington.
A New England supper given by the
young ladies of the Baptist church on
Friday evening WAS pleasant affair
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IOWA.
Sioux CITY.

Miss Charity Martin, Of Deadwood,
Oak, the "Blaek Hills nightingale. :"
is visiting Miss Florence Lewis while
on her way to Boston. Miss Martin
will go from Boston to New \ DIRK, where
she eontemplates going on the stage in
grand opera Mrs. Congdon and
daughter Belle, mother and sister of
Mrs. Louis II. Brown, have gone to
their home in Elmira, \. Y. after
spending the winter here . Mr.. and
Mrs E1ihu Smith. who have been spend
ing the winter in the East, have re-
turned TO the city Miss Mary Shella-
barger left for her home in Washington
Tuesday, accompanied by Van and
Fred Knott. Miss Nellie Lightly, who
spent the winter with her sister. Mrs.
G. b. Milversted, will return to her
home in Cedar Rapids this week -.
Mrs. Kellogg and Mrs. Schleiter. of Ida
Grove. are visiting Mrs. E. ". Loft
Miss Name Wilkinson, of keokuk, who
has been visiting Miss Gertrude
Wheeler for some time, returned home
Saturday morning. Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Oberholtzer are home from
an extended trip to Kansas City and
points further South Miss Allie Cum
bingham has returned home from Du-
bGque, where she has been attending
I the Sisters school &C. W. Taylor has
returned from Chicago and vail bring
his family here to reside Miss Sadie
Richard Is absent OH fortnight'S visit
to Washington. Miss Name Powers
has been spending week with Mrs.
+. N. Smith, of Fermillion. Dak..
Miss Maude Eiseman is home from a
long visit in the East. Mrs. Albert T.
Nash very pleasantly entertained a
company of friends Tuesday evening.
VhA "a pto choir, hoc
cured the services of Mrs, Kate B.
Cheney as soprano. Mrs. Jonathan
Brown gave pleasant tea party Tues
day. complimentary to Mrs. and Miss
CongdoD, of E1Inira, n. Y. There was
music and an enjoyable time Mrs.
L. q. Wing entertained a few young
lady friends pleasantly Friday after
noon. The invitations We're from the
hours of 2 to O'Clock. The guests
were Miss Wheeler and her friend,
Miss Wilkinson, of Keokuk;- Misses
Allison, Hills, Felt. DANIELS, Weare,
Name Weare, Patterson, Clarke
Allen and Mrs. Guyton. -. Will
u. Turner planned and executed a
pleasant surprise Monday evening III
honor of his wife. II ednesday even
ing Miss Hattie Allison entertained
few Young people at progressive euchre.
MIR. and Mrs. J. c. Kelly gave very
pleasant tea party Monday evening -
Mr.. and Mrs. b. ingerSell entertained a
company of friends Oh Thursday even
ing, complimentary to Rev. DR.. Marsh,
of Bodan. - Thursday Mrs. David
Mould entertained large company of
friends at 4 o'clock lunch, and in the
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Mould invited
number of guests TO progressive
eucbre party. There was an enjoyable
time on each occasion.
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Jamestown.

The past week has been n very lively
one in social circles. as festivities were
crowded in to be disposed of before the
beginning of Lent. The chief event OF
the week was the reception given to
Bishop Walker, of the Episcopal
church, at the residence Of F. E. Jones.
Their handsome pariers were well
filled, light refreshments being served
during the evening. The following
were among those present: MIR. and
Mrs. Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs. Winslow,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chenery. Mr.. and Mrs.
BTewitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson. Mr..
and Mrs. j. ". Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. 3.
p. Tilden, Prof. and Mrs. Denny, Mrs.
K. A. Bill and daughters, Mrs. H. E.
White and mother, Mrs. Van Dusen,
Misses Kate and Gertrude 4ilden, Misses
Maggie and Nell Thorold. Miss Ham
mond. Miss Myra Porter. Rev. Bradley,
A. E. Wood, Prof. Andrews, Charles
Nanner and Frank Tanning On the
same evening large card party was
given by Mrs. C. @. Wells, and dance
took place at the residence OF S. Dodge,
of Eldridge, which was attended 10y
number OF jamestown people The
German Turner's society gave q mas
qaerade ball, which was well attended,
almost more being present than the
room would comfortably accommodate
-. The oyster supper and dance given
on Tuesday night by the Sons of Neter-
ans was quite a financial success. over
$50 being turned into the treasury of the
corps.
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Mitchell.

A pleasant surprise party was given
to Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Apologize by a
number of friends, at their residence
on First street. Tuesday evening.
Miss Grace Goodwin entertained her
school friends Wednesday evening.
Mrs. P. II, Mills returned to Aberdeen
Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Van Fps, of Sioux Falls. are guests
at the Alex Mitchell Mrs. 81.
Rev is home from Artesian City.
Mrs. B. III. Sullivan. of Plankin-
ton. was in the city Tuesday
Mrs. A. W. Atkinson entertained the
ladies of the Chautauqua circle Tues
day evening Mrs. r. Geist has re-
turned from visit in the East Mrs
Fred Perry is visiting friends in NoOn-
socket. Mr.. and Mrs. E. Whittiesey
returned from Chicago Wednesday
Miss Anna HaSelton. of Emsle, has en-
tered the commercial department OF the
university Mrs. Crane, Of Wisconsin,
is visiting her son, DR.. E. G. Crane.
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Rochester.

The largest social affair of the season
was the dancing party given in Cook :
hotel Monday evening by Miss frankie
Stevenson. About 125 guests were
present. Delicious refreshments were
served. and dancing was INDUCED in
until the wee Sina' hours. Miss Jennie
Hodgeman has returned from Winnie
bago City. Miss Nellie Cheney, of
Winona, Is the guest of friends i'll this
city. Miss Marks has returned to St.
Paul. Mrs. O'FerraA and daughter
Medora have returned to their home ia
Chatfeld Mrs. c. 81. Start and
daughter Clara have returned from an
extended visit with friends in St. Paul
and Minneapolis Mrs. Charles Dana.
nee Belle OFT. is visiting her mother in
this oitv
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09

Monday, to Join her husband, where
they VIII make their future home.
MISS Bessie Atwater, of St. Paul Park,
spent Sunday with Mrs. W. G. Hallett.
Miss Alice Notary, of ST. Paul, was
IB the city the flTSt of the week. Miss
Martha Steinke. of Saltwater, is the
gaest OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Al
leEt. Married, i'll this city, Feb.
q. by Rev. II. T.. Bunker. James Me
keeVer and Miss May Filkins, of Oak
trove, WIS. Mrs. e. ". Beers, of Cal
lfornia, Is III the city visiting old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cross, of
9M1ap,ieton, Oak. are guests of Q. c:
Hoiiisten and wife Mrs. l.. Irle. of
Shell Lake, Wis, is spending few DAYS
III the city. Miss Carrie Newell re-
turned from Hayward, Wis, Monday,
alfer an absence of several weeks
MI. and Mrs. L. j. Beauchamp, of Ohio,
are spending the week in this city.
Mrs. Oscar elements, of Minneapolis,
came down Tuesday and is the guest of
Mrs. ID. j. Dill -. Mrs. Eliza Bailey re-
turned Wednesday from Shakopee,
MINI Mrs. II. n. Thomas visited in
Hastings, Mimi. last week.
Fan Claire.
The reception and hop given at the
frawley house Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the Episcopal church fund
was great social success. The COM
lnlttees of management embraced Capt.
McMaster, Frank r. Farr, Percy, At
knson, Misses Marion Shnte, Helen
Gilman, Carrie Swasey. McLeon and
Edith Robinson, Mrs. Walter J. Fitch,
VIII q. Jackson, Al Osgood, W. J.
Fitch. A. w. Van Nalkenburg, F. W.
lsaacson, George F. Winslow and W
h. Freeman James f. AnSbro, of Al
toona, and Miss Hattie D. Davis, of
tins city, we're married Tuesday
evening, Rev. S. W. Trousdale
performing the ceremony Mrs.
Ida kidder and Miss Grace Kid
der left for ST. Augustine. Fla Mrs.
George Pond entertained Tuesday even
ing Mrs. w. B. Ward, of BIoomer,
visited friends here Miss Anna John
son, of Wilmington, H., is the guest of
Mrs. W. {. johnson. Mrs. b. NJ.
Stocking visited her daughter at Fari-
bault. Mrs. Leslie Wilson, OF this
city, is the guest of Mrs. Gen. Ginty. al
Chippewa Fails. The Deestrik
Sklle's was given with great success
Tor the second time at the Fourth Ave
nue. Baptist church Friday evening by
well-known society people, among them
being Mesdames j. X. McGregor, NJ. B.
Hymap, Moshier, Adams, DIR. Alexan-
der, Hummer. Avery, Seeley and Adams.
and Misses Cummings, Minnie Hull and
Hattie Williams.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09

Henry Diftes left for ST. Paul Monday
10 attend a convention of Prohibition
lists. Miss Eta Fielding returned
home Tuesday evening from a short
visit to the Twin Cities. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. ". Barrett started Tuesday: Mrs
Barrett TO visit friends at Litchfeld:
MIR. b. extends his trip TO Chicago. -.
Mir. and Mrs. H {. Bartlett arrived
home Saturday; Mrs. Bartlett has been
visiting her old home in Illinois: Mr.. B.
has been travelling for the past two
months in California and along the Pa
cific coast. Mrs. S. j. Brown has been
entertaining the past week her brother,
EdR ard Scott, from Canada. A camp
of the Sons Of Veterans has been
organized. S. Y. Gordon, ,Jr., was APP
pointed captain, George Gibson first
lieutenant, Charles Seheifiey second
lieutenant. Albert Tuekey camp has
been the name selected for the organ
iZation. >. The Normal class met Thurs
day al the residence of Mrs. II. Morris.
on the plateau Friday evening, sing
ing school: large attendance: all re-
port improvement in singing Sun
day evening. the temperance enter
tainment under the auspices Of the
Band Of Hope an the charge of Miss
Maud B, Cumminsi. There WAS large
attendance, and it Was a pronounced
success. Dime social. Tuesday even
ing, at the residence of Nj. and Mrs. s.
}. Brown. The committee on refresh
ments were Miss Clara Dittes, Jacob
Luckert, Miss Ella Andra, Robert VIII
son, Miss Winnie Marian. Frank Bart
lett. All report a very merry time.
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G. Akin, z. Akin and Howard Lester -
Mrs. Ed Hyland and daughter Minnie
visited at the Capital city Tuesday =.
Miss Title Moran is the guest of Miss
Annie Hyland The young ladies Of
II. Joseph's parish will give an enter
Iainment and a play entitled Rascal
Pat March l6 Miss Jennie Cock
balm was the guest of Miss Maggie Hy-
land Wednesday evening Miss
Blanche Stoddard. of Minneapolis.
who has been visiting her cousin,
Miss Molie Harper. returned home
Tuesday evening Miss Rose Leon
ard Is visiting Miss J.. Moran -.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w Hyland and Miss
Susie Hyland went TO ST. Paul TO attend
the wedding of Miss Annie German 8.
Mrs. John Gilman spent Thursday in
Pennington Merrill Meeker. of
Pennington, is visiting at, the Gilman
farm. Miss Babe Denham is visiting
in Lakeville - Miss Mary MeDonOngh
is home from ST. Paul.
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TIE SOUTH Dakota FAIR
To Be Held at Aberdeen Will Be
One Of the Big institutions.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
ABERDEEN. 5. D.. March s.-The
South Dakota fair to be held in this city
Sept. % 81 promises TO be the most sue
eessfAl yet held. The legislature usual
~ appropllates 5000: this year il has
increased the amount to 5000 and the
subscriptions fi6m citizens run some
what larger Large new buildings VIII
be erected and the race course will be
put in perfect condition. The agri-
cultural college at Breekings will have
building which will be a small fair in
Itself. 1t viii be filed with stock, farm
products and large collection from
their museum. Those who have de-
elared their intention TO enter stock,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
RenyitIe.

Ore Howe spent few days in Mime
apolis last week . The Ladies Aid So
ciety net with Mrs. john Stalser Thurs
day afternoon Mrs. j. T. Connors is
on the sick list. Messrs. Parsons and
Sanarurn made trip to Beaver Falls
last week. Hans II. Romni took
a trip TO the cities last week.
Miss Carrie Shipley and Mrs.
Mcdonald, OF st. Paul, are
the guests Of Mrs. John Barnard -.
The 1. o. o. F. lodge gave an oyster
supper at their hall Tuesday evening =.
Mrs. {. IL. Davis and daughter Jennie,
of Bird IslandAare the guests of Mrs.
Arie KoTthof Prof. n. J. Bowling
made a trip to Granite Fails last week,
The dancing club gave another Of
their dances Friday evening Miss
Greeley commenced her school on Mon
day last. There was a very fair at
tendance at Mrs. Davis lectures The
entertainment given by Prof. NJ. J. Dow
ling was a success. Representative
{. Ii. Davis was ia town last week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Aberdeen Is Awake.

Mrs. Ii. NJ. Lovejoy, who has been
visiting her son, w. E. Loyejoy. has re-
turned TO Watertown. Ed Lowe was
III Bismarck the early part of the week.
-. Dr.Fowler was at Moorhead Monday.
III. t. Goodies was in Minneapolis this
week. Mrs. f. c. Benjamin, of West
port, is a guest of Mrs. W. o. Jones -.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Goodies gave another
progressive angling party Monday. The
prizes were awarded as follows: First
Miss Sue Smith and NJ. j. Gordon;
second-Mrs. c. T. Easten and G. ".
Startling. THE Jolly circle meets. this
fFriday) evening at the KeHnard. -.
Queen Esther" wall be presented in a
short time by number Of prominent
singers. The Aberdeen Dramatic
company played +'Eyerybody's FRIEND
Tuesday evening to a large house. The
parts were all well taken.
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Mortified Notes.

The reception at Gridley hall. March
was largely attended by the citizens
of this city 80. Miss De Lancey, of Min
neapoiis, is visiting Mrs. T. L. De Lam
cey -. Miss Damp. of Canon City. spent
a few days with Mrs. T. l.. DE Landey.
49, The ". Y. c. Z. L. will hold their
meeting this week al the residence OF
Mrs. John Clifford. Nh. and Mrs Al.
". Skinner gave an at home Friday.
1t was a grand affair. and all enjoyed
it Mrs. l.. Johnson has gone TO New
[ I'm =. Mrs. ID. T. CraBdall. Of Fon du
Lac, Wis, has moved TO this place.
where Mr.. CrandalI is agent for the
Chicago. Milwaukee * ST. Paul Railway
company. Mrs. 5. Dean and Mrs. ".
q. Sawyer attended the Inauguration
ceremonies at Washington o.. Miss
Kate Marshall has returned from st.
Paul.
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W abasha Nhins.

The Young Peoples Christian En-
deayor society hold a soclabie al the
Congregational church Friday evening.
Miss Grace johnson. of Lake CITY.
visited friends ia Nabaslla the first of
this week. Mrs. W. c. Waiting re-
turned from Winona Tuesday Mrs.
Duncan Mckenzie visited friends in
Eau Claire the first of this week. Mrs.
~. A. LOOMS has returned To her home
al Chippewa Fails. Wis. Mrs. James
Baiiy left for Eau Claire last week,
where she wifi make her home here
after Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n. Smith. of
Lake City, visited friends in the city
this week. Miss Serena liickok, of
Bartlett, Oak, Is the guest of Mrs.
Lime Nhitmore =. Mrs. Martin
Stevens. of Menomonie. Wis. is in the
city Miss Minnie Sing left Wedncs-
day for her home al Eau Gale, Wis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
ABERDEEN Is IN
The Race for the Capital, and
Means to Stay and Win.

Special to the Globe.
ABERDEEN. S. D., March S.-Aber-
deem is in the capital race, reports to
the contrary notwithstanding. She
can rely on 1900 to l., 900 votes, and.
as there will be six to eight candidates
III the field: this number will count.
Aberdeen is accessible to a larger terri
tory than any one of the other cities.
1t is the center Of ali the country from
the Minnesota state line to the Missouri
river and as far south As Redfeld, with
the exception Of a small strip immedi-
ately surrounding Nafertown. The
towns south. and especially Huron,
have been blowing themselves over
the matter until they have done each
other up and the citizens are tired of
putting up. Huron is practically ont.
Sioux Falls will work hard, and. if ur-
successful, will throw it as far away as
possible. Aberdeen is ready for bust
ness, and will fight to the last.
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CreSco.

Sunday. March 10, Meyer Bank, a
prominent and leading Isrealite, is to be
united in marriage with Miss Fannie
Rosenburg, in the synagogue of con-
gregation Anshe Jacob, at Milwaukee.
Wis. Mr.. Bank has been leading
business man of Cresce for some
years, and his accomplished wife will
be welcomed heartily by our people.
with the family of Hon. j. H. Brown
for few days. Miss Carrie Cutting
is home from Cedar Falls, To-. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Crammer and Miss
Nellie Mullen have returned TO Crooks
ton, Mimi Mrs. DIR. Price and Mrs.
w. B. Lent are back from Chester, 10.
Miss Eva Marshall, who has been
teaching in Chester, TO-, is home for a
vacation.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
GlenWood GriSf.

Mr.. and Mrs.J.Q. Hook have returned
from Augusta, KY, where they have
been spending the past three months
visiting relatives Of Mr.. Hook. Will
lam Binheimer spent last week i'm Min
aeaPolis and St Paul visiting friends.
II. p. Asker has left for Roftineau.
Dak., where he will make his future
home Mrs. Russell and family will
reRoy TO Washington in a short time.
-. ". J. Carson and family are visit
ing friends and relatives in Illinois.
|. J. Johnson will leave in the near fut-
ure for trip TO Norway 10 visit reIa-
tiyes whom he has not seen for MANY
wears . Mr.. Wallace. OF Washington.
To-, is here visiting his daughters. Miss
Nettie Wallace and Mrs. DR.. Allen.
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Fargo.

Edward G. Officer, of Adrian, Oak,
and Miss Helen Glass, OF this city, were
married at the residence OF the brides
parents Monday evening. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Officer,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Houghton. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". P. Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Roggeveen. Mr..
and Mrs. f. P. Walker. Mrs. G. S.Nhite.
Miss Marie Edwards, Miss Marie Shur-
lock, Miss Emma Officer, Mrs. Sears
and Miss Frost Mr.. and Mrs ] D.
Farrand have rooms with MIR. Eastoh in
Island Park Miss Cora TWomey en-
teTtained number of young friends
Friday evening Miss Frances Reade
has gone to Virginia to visit friends
Miss Daisy Germ entertained number
OF friends Tuesday evening. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Cha
pine, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Franks, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ehrman, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c.
Kelley, and the Misses Johnson, jew
EFT. Craig. Wetmore and Goshen Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Shipherd are visiting in
St. Paul.
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Little Falls.

Miss Alice Galusha. OF Sank Center,
Mimi, is visiting Miss Juno Lind
burgh 90 Miss Laura Tanner has re-
turned from her visit to Brainerd -.
Mrs. j. ID. Maxwell entertained a pro
gFessiye euchre party OF Tuesday even
ing. Mrs. W. Dreglue, of Royaiton.
spent part of the week here with
friends. Mrs. T. Barcalow arrived
here from Fergus Falls. MinH.. Oh Sat
urday "A sociable was held on Tues
day evening at Mrs. 2. II. Gross'
Mrs. c. ID. Anger entertained number
of friends on Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Fuller, Of Dakota. was the guest of Miss
Clara Kingsley Sunday -. The ladies OF
the Congregational church met with
Mrs. William Davidson Oh Wednesday
afternoon The Ladies' AID society
were entertained by Mrs. J. ". Close
on Tuesday afternoon . Mr.. and Mrs.
o. A. Churchill have returned from a
four months sojourn in st. Paul.