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atersail@.:c;l!a ana supper.

GARFIELD lodge l. O e. 7 VII give
an entertainment and supper at
Brooks store On Second street next
Tuesday evening. It's worthy Of
liberal patronage by our citizens, ANA
they should show by their presence
and patronage that they appreciate the
work this organization IS doing in our
city. Supper from s 10 9 z. m, enter
tainment from 8 to 10 2. m. after
which the supper viii be renewed for
all who feel hungry. supper ~ cents:
entertainment free.
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IeEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
MARCH / 1850.


B T Randall to F Higgins ct al lots IS Il
blk - " superior ISI div O.0
NV ne l54S-ll '-'''S - 70 600
Blk IS Y superior irh div S coo
NV sw 2-i7-l5 '''- 900
Dix i La belle div : ; superior t,I,sr Or 2o2
Same 10 7 Nicholson LOT IL blk SUPERB
or La Belle div 600
c Adams 10 \ Otis ell, nel4 S-i7l5 SO
" G sherwood to OTIS W. nei4 si7-l5 SO
II Doran et al TO II " Hall ne NV ls4sI2 500
II " Hall tn Fred liencke NV lSlS-l2 go
" superior Isl div > coo
Superior Isl div 10
X Ma Rae to P H Connell lot 49, Green
field ST Deans add 10
P Il ConneI 10 J Z Conneu lot 437 Green
fed 81 Deans add 40
D Driscol! II II J Mickey lots - . 5 Su-
peror La Belle div so
T nwyer to Superior Land co u lots in 5
superior 10 090
Slpr)ior Land co to I Dwyer lots blk
: superior ID div 80
blk 81 " superior II div COO
\ Niche To " Robert 10; blk 80 W su
reror ID div 500
i3l W 2d 81 superior Uo
" Bealer to ] BIshefi ne sc NV 3-ie-l3 3 90
Two unpublished deeds % 600
MARCH /, 1890,
Mary l:D0G 10 ! 4 ' an Norman IOl = DIX
20 " Superior lst div go
] Richner ct al TO { F Lang e % feet Of
lots 1924 blk II Ontario Land cos add 500
J VAN Norman to " Land Il Loan
lot - blk 50 W superior lSt div 80
III Little To Beglinger lot Is blk 1871
Superior ISt div LIST div $50
NJ Reed To T Bei;ngcr lots l blk l0l
superior lSt div OO0
Is Blk is > u superior i. e d ,, DIV " 49, 600
Mundy to superior Land co lots blk
II W superior l>t div go
{ J Johnson ct al to Muudy lots l > blk
II " superior lst div 800
+ b Harvey to II o Nalseth ct al lots 10 Il
blk II superior la Belle div 800
b Harvey 10 krcizigcr lots IS !. blk II
: superior La Belle div 100
T DrcXel 10 T + SCION ct al LOT blk 1iS
W Superior tth div 900
il3 Superior 9Th div 500
: 45-3 ''>s''' = >>''''.'9 '''''' . ;" = 500
L 4 Imp co to c Breckenridge ct al
lots ) to II inc blk ) W superior 18Th
Superior 10th div Il 600
Same to same lots to inc blk 373 lots
To inc blk 37i lots to inc blk 81
lots Is to 10 inc blk 3i3 W Superior 18th
div Ii 500
Same to same 50 lots 18th div " Superior r. 800
W Dobie ct al to David Dobic lot blk IS
W superior lSt div 600
+ Harvey TO b I Randall lots II 10 blk
il Superior La Belle div 200
G K Hughes to " Nanc undI5 lots $40 $40
AS 81 st lot 2il 7th st Superior l 500
/ X |. Imp ca to Nygreu lot - blk D W
superior 9TH div SEQ
\ MrEacnern 10 VI Reed lots Il IS blk 81
W Superior Fl div 5 2c0
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Lot 275 West oth st for sale. In
aGirr at this o.licc.
The ladies' guild Will meet with
Ms. Z B Banks Thursday afternoon
March g.
y full block Of ten large lots III
Superior CITY. On the market for Il
few days only.
-Rev. y. J. Davis preached to the
saints and sinners oUt 1t Poplar last
Tuesday evening,
Mr. James Kasson, Of st. Paul,
was in the city this week looking up
soft snaps i'll real estate
A nice corncr-20 feet front-in
Gates Addition for sale. Best corner
III the plat, Inquire at this Office.
Miss Bell Leader who has been
visiting here for some weeks, left for
her home at Galeua, H., last Tuesday
morning.
w ednesday and Thursday were
the coolest mornings we have had
this winter, the thermometer getting
rs low as u degrees.
Mr.. Neil smith went down 70
st. Paul Monday last to contract for
putting in the heating and doing the
plumbing to his new residence.
z, an ta,
>, ;n,.a,.I -. ~ III, 100 -
, s,.l 80 ',- 1910, ,,o .,,.a ona ,:,.o
on clam chovder and saltwater baths.
NJ. o'il''"' w o-'SS ''iAti anu al
Lo"i'a jolt So'u lSiIo" was III ''ls e1's
n''' S''''; anu ''','S" d '',e nc" lo9'
q,'',, "-'' '''''' 'l>''>'''' '''''' ~ ''''
''e he.>''sn DIV iu''S d Wy
handsome SiSi. loi MI de " "io' al CHI
'ecl' mis- "eeh. gu Gun STE 1t oS
visiting tt't ''o'iilSoh p"-iuiiS' ois'oSi''
" ~ 1870, ,.,,,:,, -, o,n+o.
1-,>s --,'" = - - so IN .
do the filling necessary At the forge
works II VII rp,rirp 5ao n,las and
$500, .1,,,,,..',,,l ,.,,..l.af 1;r+ ;.
.s'N' - ol''1 >''o''''''->' = - = " :
90 ne lob.
he i'toieS retlei corps HeiI very
I,'e"S''ill entertainments -: al ''le resi-
oe''ce .. Af, am MIS-. S'atieS 1aurS
""H g CHING. le iloISe was wen ilile'
anu '''e evening "'Pl'"e anu pi'-i'"oiS
'i'''''
men 'Ae 'o0r' adJo'na2a laS'
week ! H'Joat'ieo 't'i,!l liiiIs''ts
morning u 'h-S "eeA. - was o0's
/ convened a' '''e "s't'ol''-tu noun aNs
i It" ulllih POI '''A'' cases Il''N ( oseAi us
/ postd OF.
He'd Tas lor has bought the Nadl
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The Oak Hall for your Knox Hats.
The Oak Hall for 4 Sunday suit.
The Oak Hall for q business suit.
The Oak Hall for your Underwear.
The Oak Hall for Gloves and Mitts
The Oak Hall for White Shirts,
The Oak Hall for Winter goods.
The Oak Hall for Spring goods.
The Oak Hall for Summer goods.
The Oak Hall for the --latest Styles.
The Oak Hall for the Lowest Prices
Cos TOWER AVENUE.
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Tickets sold and baggage checked 70 any part
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above roads. Rates a low : the lowest. Apply
To FRANK G. JACKSON. Agent.
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April sin. 1892,

viz John p. johnson Id. f. No. CSC for the
NJ. NEli 81 NNll and NNI4 sWli, Sec. >,
Tp. II. y. L. Ii ".
lie names the following Witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence uuon aud cultivation of
suid land viz. Thaudlr Thompson, john Ryberg,
George Larson and Andrew Nelson. ali Of Ilaw
tLosue, Douglas county. Y is
f21ln29 &. W. CARRINGTON, Register.
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Loose hay on the ground for $1,000:
delivered for sIlG0. Also lialed Hay.
Inquire al TIE stock farm. or al this
ollie iWF|
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ADVERTISED LIST.
SUPERIOR. Wis, March 8. 1890


On account Of the opening of the
Sioux Reservation The Northwest
ern Line" c. st. p NJ. & Q. Ry. Will
until further notice sell tickets to
Pierre, :. ID. and return, at the rate OF
$21'is5.
This IS the only line which reaches
the South Dakota capital direct from
Superior. Further information cheer
fully furnished at Omaha Depot.
". II. CRUIKSIANk.
4
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N.nrci, 22ti. 1890.

viz: Thcodor Thompson Hid. J.. ISIS for the
;. T. u See. -. Tp. Il y. K. II ".
He names the following witnesses to rrove his
continuous residence Epun ana cultivation oil
said land, viz: John carlson, John Ryher@ John
Thompson, Andrew Olson. all Of Hawthorne,
ruuglds Co. Wis. O.. " CAREi%GTD\,
ISMlJ Register
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March 3.si,, 1890.
Hn:icr for EsuhIicVliOH.

I AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. NISCCNsIN.
Il Feb 70, $500.
Notice is hereby given that the following
Eamud settler has fled notice of his intention Ia
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
hat said proof will lie made before the Clerk
OF the circuit court Of Douglas county, " iscOn-
Sirn Il, rifnrA -i..A1lSiI IN
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SesIce for Publication,

; AND OFFICE At ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
l.. Feb. ST. 1870.
Notice is hereby given thar the following
named settler has fled notice Of his Intention to
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof Will bc made before the clerk Of
the circuit court at superior, Wisconsin, On
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The Superior Times.
J. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher.
Two Dollars a Year, in Advance
OFFICIAL PAPER OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
Saturday, March 8, 1890.
ADVERTISING RATES

The above rates apply to YEARLY advertise
ments ONLY short time rates given on applica
tlon. Professional cards occupying LESS than
one inch of space, Sb-G9 per year. Legal adj
vcTtising at legal rates IraSuicnt adyertis-
ing payable In al vance Other bills due monthly
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March ord. 1880.
Notice for Publication.

T AND OFFICE Al ASHLAND, WISCONSIN
IL Jan. ., 1899
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention 10
make final proof i'll support a his claim. and that
said proof VIII be rlaic before the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court for Douglas county, at superior,
ML.L.L.:tl L.-l
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REV. ARCHIBALD DUREIE, Pastor.
Our County Officials.
SuperiOrChambeT Of Commerce
Incorporated ia 1883.

Regular weekly meetings each Monday 81 1850
\. NJ. at Fire hall, corner Of Becker ana Fourth
street. All invited 70 both join and attend.
C. /. CAIllN.
f. L OTIS Secretary President
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Douglas Go. B. & L. Association


At the first stated meeting Of each month being
the first saturday from to o'clock p m.
NEIL SMITH, President.
\. W. TEEBUsT. Secretary.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT COURT
County OF Douglas
John Keaough, Edward Keaough and Henry
keaough, plaintiffs.
against
Jacob T.. Erickson, Defendant.
BY virtue of an execution issued out Of the said
court in the above entitled action III favor of The
led upon and will offer for sale IL public auction
the
TENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1890,
AZ 10 o'clock in The forenoon, at the East front
doar OF the Court House, in the City Of superior
all the right title. estate, and interest held by
the said Jacob +. Erickson, in and To lot DO on
West Second street in the City of superior on
the 18th day of December, lNSl, Ur 80 much there
of as will satisfy the OF U76.7I with interest
ard subsequent costs.
Dated this 10th day of December. 1850
CHARLES WlCkSTROM.
d2sfl Sheriff.
The above sale is hereby adjourned til Fehru-
airy lIth lc:p, same time and place.
CilAS WIDkSTROM, sheriff
The sale in above case is adjourned until
March 9Th. lS9p n same place aud hour
CIIAS. wIcKsTRoM.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,, c,-.,,., Cow,
COUNTY OF DoUGLAS.
John Kenough, Edward Keaough, Henry
keaUugh, Plaintiffs.
Jacob L. Erickson, Defendant
The sale In above case isadjourncd until March
Goth. 1890. at 10 o'clock a. NJ at Fast front door
of the court house. in the city of superior
Dated This 9TH day of March. 1899.
CHArLE~ WiCK>TEoM,
sheriff OF Douglas County. Wisconsin,.
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SG:icc Cor -7liJ:zSustO;.,
/ AND OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN,
Feb IL lNJA

/ AND OFFICE At ASHLAND, WISCONSIN,
- heb. Is, 1870.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention Ia
make final proc! III support of his claim and that
said proof viii be made before the Clerk of the
Circuit Court Tor Douglas county Wisconsin, al
superior Wisconsin, OF
March 3ssi,. 1890,
viz william FimonStGn, Id. +. No. 1863 for the
NJ NEE. MEL NWLf, see. i, TT. IS. y. Il. u W.
aud SWli SWii Sec. -, Up. Il, y. r. y ".
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon AMI cultivation OF
said land viz; J. 7. O'Shca, Hans SLIDER Charles
Wick~trUu and swan Peterson, AL Of Hawthorne
Douglas county, Wisconsin.
flIn22 4. " CARRINGTON, Register.
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Notice Tor Publication.

! AND OFFICE At ASHLAND WISCONSIN
Ia Feb. 1St 1890
NOTICE is hereby given that the following;
named settler has fled notice Of his intention To-
make final proof in support OF his claim and that
said proof Will he lnHic before the Clerk Of the
circuit Court, ut Nunrr!Nr. Mi.cOnsin. on
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LO-, Al MA IT.
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STATE OF WISCONSIN, IN CIRCUIT COURT
County OF Douglas.
john Keaough, Edward Keaough and Henry
keaough, Plaintiffs.
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4 INNA

Notice is hereby given thar the following
named settler has field notice of his intention 10
make final proof in support Of his cluin and
that said proof viii Re made before the Clerk Of
the circuit Court Douglas Comfy, nj superior,
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Mr.. George u eGyer who has done
our cobblng fer the past two or more
years, left Us suddenly about week
ago. We are informed that he had 70
hurry 50 fast - catch the train that
lie forgot to pay Nj. Richie his
rent bill, His present address is said
10 pe Seattle, Washington.
The students Of IIamline got into
a big Tow list saturday evening which
resulted in broken legs, black eyes,
etc. II WAS a dis-raceful affair and
brings discredit upon the students. the
faculty, and the institution We are
sorry that IIaml.ne is getting to be
such a rowdy Place Of learning.
The Lake Superior, St Paul and
Union Pacific Line" c. 1t z. N. x
@ Ry are now giving exceptionally
low rates to Seattle. Tacoma, Port
land, san Francisco, and all points on
the Pacific Coast Faster time, lower
rates and better acomodauons for your
money, than can BE given hv any other
route
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second St, East Superior.
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IL 500
~ tIb
. GOO
200
! 500
SEQ
4hnh
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-17
MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The bank clearings yesterday were 81, O42.-
040.o6.
The United States signal service will be-
gin operations at Minneapolis Oct. /.
The big pump at the North side pumping
station, which has been under repairs for
couple of months, will be started up next
week
s. Altman will build a two-story brick
veneer row of tenements a. 20l3, 20l5 and
2017 Eighteenth avenue south, to cost
$1,000.
The council committee on paving met yes
terday and decided 10 fix tie price at which
Sidewalk paving will be assessed for the next
year at SLIP.
John Duffy and Nellie Boon, charged with
adultery, we're found not guilty. All that
could be found against them was that they
had occupied the same room together as man
and wife for week.
Cyrus w. Northrop. C. E. Dyer, Miss Isa
bel Gale, Rev. S. L. b. Speare, DR.. Archi
bald and Rev. A. Merrill, of Minneapolis,
eral Congregational Association Of Mime
sofa, which began its annual session at
Mortified last evening.
AT 421 Washington avenue south a free
reading room has been opened by the Plym-
outh City mission. Its privileges are ex,
pleasant hour. Also at the same place a
free medical dispensary has been opened for
the needy public. Office hours at present
from IL 10 Il a. &c. Wednesday, and from
to s o. m. Saturday
The Minneapolis Cooperage company,
owning the large new plant recently erected
by G. Il. Cottrell & Co., at South M1nneapo-
lis, viii start up this week. The ordinary
Etave barrel will be made with the patent
combination steel wire hoops. They adver-
Use for coopers and workmen, and while the
ola hands viii have a preference there will
be room Tor MANY new ones.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-17
WAR ON WHISKY.
The w. G. T. u. Convention Be-
rims LIS naliIorati

The w. G. T.. u. Convention Be-
gins Its Deliberations.
The state convention of the W. c. T. U.
opened its deliberations yesterday morning
at the Henuepin Avenue NJ. E. church. AS
there were some 600 ladies expected to be
present, consi derable amount of prelimi-
nary work had to be accomplished, and the
executive committee had its hands full. It
was no small amount of work to the local
committees to meet the incoming trains and
care for the large number of delegates who
were constantly arriving, and being taken to
Inc cofee palace where large number of
them will be cared for during their stay the
remainder being taken care of at the homes
OF local members. The morning was en-
tlrely taken UP with receiving and other pre-
iimlnarles, and at 2 o'clock p. m. the
meeting was called to order by Mrs.
II. A. Hobart. the state president, the audi
forum of the church being completely filed
with ladies who wore the white ribbon. The
pulpit was tastefully decorated with flowers,
and numerous punches hung from the gal
lery. In The center was crayon portrait of
Miss Willard. After the usual devotional
features with which these meetings are in
variably opened, the chairmanships of COM
mlttees were appointed as follows: Memo
rial Miss Ella Cook, Austin; resolutions,
Miss Clifford, NOrthfield; finance, Mrs. Nc
Cormlck, Garden City; auditing. Mrs. Alice
Burch, Duluth. Reports of the district pres
which Mrs. Ruth Nj. Powell addressed the
convention in an interesting talk. telling of
the work in District No. l. of which she is
the president.
Following this, Rev. Dr. Satterlee was in
troduced. and was greeted with prolonged
waving of handkerchiefs He spoke briefly.
but to the point and urged that the union
strike more at the cause than the effect of
drunkenness. and that its individual men,
bers pay as much attention to crushing the
saloon power as to reforming the drunkard.
He hoped that the union would rouse the
sympathy of intelligent men who believed
with them, enough. in fact, to form politi
cal party strong enough TO overthrow the
workshops of the devil, the saloons. Rev.
DR.. Holden received hearty reception when
he arose, and spoke somewhat in the same
vein, but he took occasion to compliment
modern womankind upon the success it was
gaining in all its work. He claimed that
woman was being emancipated, and would
soon be able to go out into the world
aud perform the unfettered duties for
which she had been intended. After the ad-
dresses there was considerable discussion
as to how the delegates should be seated.
and it was finally decided to let the district
president arrange it by drawing for prefer
ence. In cases where they had not arrived
the chairman appointed proxy from the
same district. 1t was o'clock before the
arrangements were completed and all sup
piled with the necessary credentials, and to-
day will begin the first actual business which
will be conducted in the main in executive
session
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

Charles Reade's merry "Masks and
Faces" delightful comedy of the old
school, will be the bill at the Grand
opera house the first half of next week.
Miss Coghlan appearing in her cele-
brated Characterization of Peg Voting
ton. In this style of work Miss COghlan
is without a rival, and it is doubtful if
there is an English-speaking actress to-
day that could give protraiture of
Charles Reade's lovely heroine as true
to the authors meaning as is Miss COgh-
lan'S. 1t is one of the great successes
of her career 1t is a play that COM
bines comedy with pathos in delightful
proportion.
The Pence opera house was favored with
another large house last evening, and Lester
Il Williams company seems to have tckled
the publics fancy. The Washburn sisters
appeared for the first time and made de-
cided hit with their really fine vocalism and
pretty faces. The marked increase in the at
tendance of ladies speaks well for the sue
cess of the enterprise, under Mr.. Hilton's
management.
Pete Baker appears in bismarck this af
ternoon and evening at the Bijou opera
house. Tomorrow night 1.-The Emigrant'
will be put on for the balance of the week.
The latest craze in farce-comedy, 1.-The
Hustler" will be seen at the Bijou next
week. No play of its kind which has been
produced in years has attracted SO much at
tention.
1.-The Two Orphans drew larger house at
the Lyceum last evening. Matinee to-day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-17
SIX ARRANGEMENTS
Indicted Persons Given a Chance
to Plead Guilty or Not entity.

At $3.50 yesterday afternoon several prls-
oners were arraigned in the criminal court
room before Judge Hicks at the district
court. On the list that was submitted the
name of Emil Koessell did not appear The
William c. Wood, Robert Marshall, julius
Caesar and Charles Nottingham.
The first arraignment was that of Fred
Mattock, mere boy nineteen years OF age
He was charged with grand larceny 1t is
alleged that he took away from one Andrew
Morse horse during the month of April of
this year. The attorney of the accused not
being present, plea of guilty was entered,
with the privilege of seeing his attorney, j.
A Barnard, of st. Paul. Bail was fixed at
500. and he was given notice to appear at
10 O'Clock this morning.
William O'Brien was not arraigned. AS
his attorney was not present he was given
notice to appear at 10 a. m. TO-DAY.
The interesting case OF William c.. Wood
was the next one called. The accused is an
attorney, who, for some time prior to his ar
rest, was practicing law in the Woods block
on Nicollet avenue. He is charged under one
Indictment with larceny and forgery and two
charges of petit larceny. The Indictment
charges him with putting upon one, John
Karing, bank check signed by James Jones,
a fictitious person, the amount of which
check was 1920. He has been in jail
about three months. He was given until
Thursday to plead. Bail was fixed at $3.50
in the forgery case and at 500 each in the
petit larceny cases.
the man who Ziese claims assaulted him
Cd the night of that mysterious disappear
ance." When arraigned Marshall wore the
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Charles Bauman, of the Northern Pacific
local freight, has gone to Montreal.
Calvin E. Brown has removed with his
family to Chicago, which is to be their future
home.
j. A Lindberg, of Dayton, To-, is visiting
Martin Olson, of the Lillibridge- Bremner
company.
Mrs. Martha Lisson. of Chicago, who has
been spending the summer with Mrs. F. L.
Stetson, has returned home.
Mrs. j. X. Thayer, the leading soloist in
the Central Baptist choir. has returned from
Rn extended vacation in the East.
II. j. Fall, of Lakeland, and Mrs. Ed
Thompson, of Clear Lake, Wis. guests of
Chief Stetson, have returned home.
Alfred Coe. of the city engineer : depart
MELT, with his wife, has returned from a
three weeks visit in Oswego, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Pugh, who have been
visiting friends at lib Twenty-first street
south, have returned to their home at Eau
Claire, Wis.,
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Rust will celebrate
their silver wedding at their home, liza
Rennepin avenue, next Saturday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Rust will give a reception.
Mrs. o E. Beltz gave a very pleasant party
Saturday evening TO a number OF her friends
There were about twenty guests present,
among them Mrs. Pickering. of Richmond,
Va, and Miss Matte Tucker. of Dubuque, 10.