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oUAY'S SAY.
Hs Thinks the Fight OF 1899 WIN He That
OF 1884 over Again.

OF 1883 ofef AkaiAs
WASHINGTON, Feb G.-"Ges," said
Senator Quay, sit Is about tins 10 begin
TO take account OF stock IN view of
movements preliminary to the presiden-
tial campaign"
sWhat do you think will be the effect
OF Hills abdication OF his presidential
posILlon?'
II regard HIrs election to the senate,
IL Il secures To Cleveland the gomina-
tion, as IL is alleged ID will do, the best
thing that could happen for the repub-
licans.'
"How II that?'
at is plain thai Hi only can carry
New York and that Cleveland would lose
the state without any doubt. This Is the
view take, and Il is the one that re-
publicans who have looked into II take
OF the question. hope IL Is true that
Hill has actually abdlcated and that
Cleveland will be the democratic candi-
date next time. 1t tends 20 simplify the
case very much"
"You count on the republicans pre-
senting a solid front IN supper, Of their
candidates.
II certainly do"
And that candidate will be ---?'
"Why Is not Blaine the best man for
the republicans? What is the matter
with Blaine? do not say he Is, but
ask you why ho Is not2'
Would Pennsylvania be- for him for
the nomination."
That would depend whether Blaine
wanted the nomination. II he did he
would have Pennsylvania at his back. "
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COLORED FAITH CURE.
A.sonthern yoodoo Doctor Has the Science
Down Pine.


MADISON. Ca, Feb. 6.-Dr Sonny
Rogers, a noted negro voodoo doctor OF
Warren county, has been In the city and
county for several days. healing the sick
and raising the afflicted. He was asked
about his manner OF curing disease and
removing pain. He said he never uses
medicine, but can cure pain, no matter
how severe, by the simple touch OF his
hand. lie claims that ID is "A gift inher-
tied at birth. There Is something re-
markable about this negro He is about
so years old, black as a conglomeration
OF charcoal and midnight, remarkably
Intelligent and can converse with ease.
Whether or not he has any wonderful
powers, many people. both black and
white. In Georgia have g eat faith In
his curative powers. lie showed letters
from various parties whom be had re-
stored to health by his treatment with
out medicine, by simply rubbing the af-
fected parts with his hand The negroes
regard him with superstitious awe.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. cit Is given out
to-day that the presidents purpose In
asaing an extension of the time within
which Secretary WINDOWS successor
must be- appointed had especial refer
ence TO Robert Lincoln, minister TO the
court OF ST. James Mr.. Lincoln is not
at all satisfied with his present post.
Since the death OF his son he has been
more restless than ever, and the best la
formation to-day Is that II the treasury
portfolio be- rendered To him he will ac-
ceDt H.
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CHICAGO, Feb 6.-With bullet In his
oreasts Frank Pischa walked from the
county hospital to his lodging distance
OF over four miles. The weather was in
tensely cold, and how the wounded man
survived the journey i a. mystery 10 the
hospital doctors. who had just begun to
nrobe for the bullet when Pischa arose
from the operating table and dashed
away. The shooting grew out OF an In
rrIgue In which Pischa. VIM. Patterson
and Maud Williams were involved. The
men were bitter enemies, and last night
Patterson shot Pischa I'm front OF the
Peoples theater Just as the audience was
pouring out Of the doors. When Pischa
reached his lodgings today he tainted
from loss of blood. In an adjoining
room the Williams woman lay on tho
aoor diving. She had taken morphine be-
Cause Patterson could not procure bail
for pfgchn
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Accepted a Cut in wares.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. 6.--A cut
OF 10 per cent. In wages announced by
the Southern steel company, of this city,
was made and accepted by the men,
who. IL was expected. would strike In
consequence OF the reduction. They
were convinced hy the officers OF the
company that fhe reduction In wages
was ander the circumstances aneeessity,
and accepted the situation and the seal
ing down of pay, although they Objected
vigorously az first aud threatened D
stop work.
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A No, a proposition Ia Michigan.

LANSING, Mich, Fob. Ga peculiar
bill was presented To the legislature To-
day. II provides that on payment -
and certificate OF good moral character
a license be issued 10 those asking IL
gi, Ing them the privilege OF entering
saloon after 10 y. IN. The framer thinks
that 600, 900 licenses would be taken out
In week and the state be thereby
gamer of si,ooo.ooo. He would also
plaeo a heavy fine on the liquor dealer
who neglected to ask for a license before
admitting the thirsty one.
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THE WAY TO RESUME.
Kansas city Bank stockholders Called
Uppn or Cash.

Kansas city Bank stockholders Called
Uppn or Cash.
BOsToN, Mass. Feb. G.-New England
stockholders Of the American bank OF
Kansas City have just received call for
q 40 per cent. assessment on the stock
they hold. The plan Is to raise $500, 900
and the bank VIII then resume business
again President Stimson has called a
bank meeting for Feb. ~ and has writ
a letter 20 the stock holders here uTgm z
them 90 be present and act upon this
plan. A representative stOckholder here
says OF IL;
The call for 80 rer cent. more capital s
not a heavy as ! feared II might be, still h
is 80 heavy that many cannot meet IL.
refer Ia the smaller y ockholders with si H.
900 10 ejO.t0) invested. There are many OF
them all over New England, for this bank.
like tie Union Investment company. rakcd
New England with fine tooth comb,
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,,,pn..ota IndIan. sun Dancing.

ST. PAUL. MINI, Feb. GA letter
was received at the governors Office to-
day from the citizens Of Fosston, Polk
county, stating that the Indians were
still dancing and boasting that Ia a few
weeks there would not be a white man
left alive in the thirteen towns near the
Red Lake reservation. The writers
state that the settlers are abandoning
their farms and stock, and ask that two
or three companies Of militia be sent 40
thae 10 aid the settlers In case OF an
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..w m. snow Comes Down our west.

cHrYENNE. Wyo. Feb. 1.-Two snow
s,,das xere reported al Wyoming divis-
ION headquarters here. Both were In
weber canoa near Devil's\ Slide. One
was 200 feet long aud ten feet deep, the
other 900 feet long and seven feet deep.
The track was submerged Tor twelve
hours and all traffic suspended ior that
time. There was no damage to track or
gosdbed.
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DILLON FOR LEADER.
Both Parnell and Mccarthy tn Retire So
as to Heal the Breach.

PARIS, Feb 6.-According 10 a
dispatch TO the Temps from its London
correspondent, the latt'r affects TO know
that Mr. Gladstone has given the re-
quired assurance justifying Mr.. Parnell
In retiring from the leadership OF his
section Of the Irish parliament party.
MIR. Dillon, the correspondent adds, will
replace Mr.. Mccarthy as leader OF the
Mccarthy section and will be selected as
leader OF the reunited party.
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ROME. Feb. 6.r-rhe following Is fore
cast of the Italian cabinet ministry,
which 4 expected 10 be able 10 work la
harmony: Premier, Marquis Di Rndnii
interior, NIcotera; Justice Chlayes; pub
lie woNks. saracco: finance, SonninQ;
treasury. LHzzalli, Agriculture, Blanca.
war, Signor Pellouz; marine, Caneyars.
instruction. Signor Martini.
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mocarthy Has Called q ne ung.

LONDON. Feb.-S.--Justin Mccarthy, in
receiving a deputation of lrishmen at
Lancaster, said he had summoned a
meeting of his followers for Feb. le,
when he and Sexton would freely report
the Boulogne negotiation. He had hopes
that union of the Irish party would be-
brought about. Lord Hartington's last
speech, he said. was unworthy OF him
and would iniure him more than the
Irish party and cause
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A wichita Bask Goes Under.

WICHITA. Kan, Feb. g.. The First
Arkansas Valley bank, the oldest In
southwestern Kansas. posted a notice
this morning that, owing to the impossi-
bllity To make collections and the string
ency now prevailing, payment will be
temporarily suspended. The assets are
said TO be- more than sufficient 10 pay all
liabilities, which are about sl25, 900.
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NEWSPAPER FINANCES.
The Fargo. y. a., Argus" Likely to ca
Into a Receivers Hands.

Into a Receivers Hands
FARGO, N. d., Feb. Edwin o.
Faulkner. holder In trust Of $50, 900 of
stock OF the Argus Printing company,
has Just filed In the United States cir
cult court, A. ID. Thomas, judge, a bill
asking for the appointment Of a receiver
Of the Argus company on the ground
that the company is insolvent An order
has been issued requiring the Argus
company 10 show cause why q receiver
should not be appointed, and Feb. Ia Is
the time set for hearing. A temporary
Injunction has also been granted re-
stralning the company from incumber-
ing or dsposing OF property until the
hearing OF the order
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DISTRICT CONFERENCE.
Annual Meeting Of the rankton District
south Dakota n. NJ. q. A.

Sioux FALLS, ). d., Feb. 8. 6.-]Special:
A large delegation from this city left
this morning for Yankton, where the
annual district conference OF the \. Nj.
c. A. will be held to-day, tomorrow and
sunday. Mr.. VIM. Parsons, OF Des
Moines, Ia. state college secretary OF
that state, will be Ia attendance snd
conduct the Sunday meetings. Addresses
will be made by G. s. Palmer, OF this
city. Il. n. KratZ, OF Mitchell, and Rev.
John Eastman. Indiahl OF Flandrcau.
The whole will close with grand union
meeting on Sunday evening al the Con
greRatlonal church.
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ASYLUM HORRO
A Woman soaIded to Death in a Bath
Tub.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Feb 6. 6.-Jennie
Barth. who went crazy during one OF the
meetings OF Reviyalist Mcintosh at
Spring Lake, Mich, two weeks ago, was
taken to the Kalamazoo insane asylum.
She was recalcltrant patient and had
70 be kept In box bed and fed with q
farce pump. Tuesday evening she wac
given bath by the attendants. The
water was drawn OF, leaving her still In
the tub. Whether Intentionally. to make
her get out-she weighed 200 pounds
or by accident IL Is not known certainly,
but In some way boiling water was
turned into the tub, and before 1t could
be turned of or the woman removed, she
was so badly scalded about the hands.
feet and huttocks that She died shortly
after in great agony.
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DIDN'T COME TOGETHER.
Dixon aud Mccarthy, Threatened with
Arrest. Dtdnt Fight.


LoSa ISLAND CITY, Feb. County
Judge Garretson has issued warrants for
the arrest of Dixon and Mccarthy. The
application for the warrants was made
by a committee OF the Jeffersonian club,
a political organization, who made the
affidavit, on information and belief, that
tho men were going 10 engage In prize
fight. Owing TO the issuance Of Che war
rants, IL was decided not to bring the
men to the club house, thus dcferring
for the time, at least, their meeting. The
crowd was Informed that, owing 10 the
legal obstacles, the fight had been indeh-
nitely postponed, and all money would
be refunded. The people dispersed In
bad humor.
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The LAW is GOOD.
SO says ths North Dakota supreme Court
Regarding Prohibition.

FARGO, y. d., Feb. 6.--The somewhat
noted liquor case OF the Stale vs.. simon
Fraser and George Benz, carried to the
supreme court on appeal by the states
was argued before the supreme court
here Monday, and to-day decision was
handed down. The opinion Is writteu
by Justice Wallin and coneurred In by
tho'fuil bench, and upholds the constitu-
tionality OF the state prohibition lqnor
law, whether applied to domestic pro-
ducts or imported and sold ig original
packages
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BIsMARCK. \. D., Feb. G.--The effect
Of the supreme court decision sustaining
the prohibition law Is already apparent
Attorney General Spencer has forwarded
injunction blanks 10 every state attorney
aud notified them TO enforce the law. and
also that ia case Of neglect OF their duty
he should be compelled TO enforce the
section OF the law relative to neglect Of
official duty
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LIVES AFTER THEM.
The Struggle fer Properly Men Accomu-
late Never Lets Up.

NEW YOHK, Feb. 6.-Another bitter
will contest is on. The nephevs of John
r.. SehoenbeTger who recently died,
leaving an estate OF $4,000, 600, claim
a. 900. OG0 Of 10 was held by him in trust
from his father. Peter Schoenberger, OF
Philadelphla, and they will sue the es-
tate for the amount. An army OF law
yers representing the different charit-
able institutions will be engaged in the
rpnrgst
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willard sun Controls Kal.oa LIrh, stock.

NEW York, Feb 6.-it was reported
tu-day that Willard has sold his holdings
In Edison electric dght stock and the
stock has been bought by the Wander
bllts. The report was denied by Willard,
who stated that he is still the largest
individual stockholder. Parties long
identified with the Edison interests,
however, confirm the report that the
vanderbIlts have acquired very large
block OF the stock.
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IN BONNY FRANCE.
The Transportation Problem and its
Change. Among French Roads.

PARIS, Feb. 6.-In consequence Of the
government having abolished the 10 per
cent railway duties the railways OF
France have reduced second-class fares
30 per cent. and third-class fares 30 per
cent. In addition to this large reduc-
tions have been ordered in the price of
return tickets and in the charges for
freight transportation.
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kEAN'S CASH.


CHICAGO, Feb. 6.--S. A. Kean has filed
a schedulc OF his assets and liabilities,
"a ordered by the county court The
assets consist OF si15,475 worth Of land,
mostly In Illinois. Some OF the real es-
tate. however. Is at the bottom OF Wolf
lake and Lake George, tho beds of
which he claims There Is also II ene-
half interest In the assets OF the old firm
Of Preston. Kean a. Co. the value OF
which Mr.. Kean does not estimate. The
liabilities consist OF an indebtedness OF
sl4. 900 to the Rev. Hatfield, g., 900 which
he owes 20 his mother, Mrs. ;. X. Rice,
and a 5000 note held by his brother
David w. Kean. There are also judg-
ments aggregatlng $4,000 against him
in connection with the Ker bond robbery
nj 1870
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SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. 6.-The largest
and richest ven OF tin known 10 the
mining industry OF the world was dis
covered Ia the old Dablo mine shaft.
near Durango, Mexico. The owner and
discoverer II John Pershmaker, OF San
Francisco. He will begin operating inn
medlately.
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MASON CITY. Feb. 6.---Lieut schwatka
was yesterday taken To his home in
Rock Island, and will soon be well
again. -
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

One of the most thoroughly enjoyable
dances yet given i'll the Park was the full
dress one given in Churchill hall last Thurs
day evening. Mr.. Metzger had the affair in
charge. Among the large number present
were Misses Hamilton. 'Brien, Provost and
Messrs Sullivan, Wanderlich and Greene
with large party from Merriam Park. Also
from the Park: Mr.. and Mrs. Bancroft, Mr..
and Mrs. Bohrer, Mr.. and Mrs Polk, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Newman Hall, Mr..
and Mrs. Schuette, Misses Sanders, Pof:,
Marshall, Kavanaugh, Montgomery, WI :
Jams, Messrs. George, Metzger and Batten.
The closing exercises of the Stryker SEM
mary last Monday and Tuesday again illus
trated the excellent work done at this institu-
ton, especially noticeable in the rapid prog
ress made i'll music. Miss Stryker has worked
hard and faithfully, and certainly deserved
the warm words of praise that were given
her last Friday evening at the annual recep-
ton.
The Liberalists will give select entertain
ment this coming Thursday in Churchill hall.
The programme will embrace some new feat
and some surprises" Miss Dunn has the
matter i'll charge and promises an excellent
programme at popular prices.
The dance party given by Miss Grace Will
Jams to her class last Thursday evenIngNas
most pleasant and enjoyable affair. Be
tween thirty and forty were present and en-
tered into the en- joyment of the dance as only
young lads and misses can. Refreshments
WcIS neINcO at ~ U CIOCh
Prof Bancroft has, it is understood, taken
charge of Churchill hall, and what with his
experience and energy society here can rest
assured that there will be soon inaugurated
series of first-class observation-disclosures
thing worthy of the Park and this pleasant
new and spacious hall.
The first of the Saturday Baking Sales by
the Methodist ladies occurred yesterday in
the room next to the postoffice. Itwas a sue
cess and thoroughly practical. Let them con-
unue through the summer months.
Mrs. Saunders, from Michigan, will prob
ably spend the summer here, taking the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Newman Hall during that
to complete arrangements.
Rev. j. II. Chandler gives tonight the first
lecture in a series of Sunday evening lectures
on New Light on the Old Testament sub
ject being Progressive Orthodoxy
The Murray school had quite a novel and
bration Friday last. There was large audi
ence present.
Mrs II. Jordon, of GAINESVILLE. N. Y, and
Mrs. E. j. Edwards, of Minneapolis, were the
guests last week OF Mrs. G. E. Brace, of Vane
place.
Rev. II. M. Simmons breaches for the Lib
eralists this afternoon at 4 o'clock. An ex-
cellent programme has also been prepared.
Mrs. W. c. Watrous and daughter, of Pratt
avenue, leave the coming week for the East
to spend the summer months.
Mrs. G. W. Hartzill was called home to
Philadelphia by the sudden illness of Mrs
HartzelI.
Mr.. and Mrs H. G. Drake have moved to
their summer residence near Lake Owasso.
Rev. Z. S. Pilling and wife spent the past
week visiting friends in Mason City, 10.
Miss Alice West is the guest Of Mrs. Isaac
Cheney, of Burr Oak Terrace.
GOV. McGill left for the East Thursday
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
MERRIAM PARK.

The Odd Fellows elected the following of
ficers Wednesday night: +, f. Stevens, noble
grand; II. j. Brainerd, vice grand; II. c.
Babcock, secretary, and j. III. Ludwig, treas
urer. Installation will take place the first
Wednesday i'll July.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Ross entertained Mr.
and Mrs. w. +, Woods of Fairhaven, Wash,
during the week. Mrs. Ross is sister of
Mrs. Woods, and Mr.. Woods is editor of the
Fairhaven Herald.
Mrs. A. ]. Douglass entertained number
of the ladies of St Marys church at lunch
Thursday. to meet Mrs. r. A. Overpeck, of
Milwaukee avenue, who recently became a
park resident.
Rev. Herbert Macy will leave for the east
in few days, where he and his family will
spend the summer, probably at the White
Mountains. He will not locate until fall.
7. II. Stevens will make trip to Chicago
this week. Mrs. Hahn, the mother of Mrs.
Stevens, will return with him and spend the
summer In the Park.
Rev. /. c. Fortin ii. j. Brainerd and C. ii.
Gibbs will attend the diocese council which
meets at Faribault next Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Louisa Crosby, who has spent the
past year with her brother, Il. M. Crosby, will
return to her home in Boston this week
The Ladies' Ala Society of Olivet Church
will be entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Martin, on Carroll street.
The Park club will meet next Monday even
ing to arrange for second billiard tourna-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3. Crandall leave the Park
Tuesday for few weeks in the Black Hills.
Mrs. j. T. Spranger entertained the Ladies'
Guild of st. Mary's Church Friday afternoon.
The c. L. S. c. will be held at the home of
Mrs. Coykendall next Friday evening.
j. r. Colgan, of Denver, Col, was the guest
of H. L. Burrill during the week
j. w. Cole, of Black River Falls, visited A.
l.. WoolSey TUESDAY,
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31

of her brightest, most energetic alumni. and
has him for a speech at the alumni banquet.
AT last Iamline is to have a Junior An
nual, published at the end of next year. The
officers are: Editor, G. E. Maxwell; business
manager. 7. K. Showers; assistant business
manager, A. W. Dimond; personals, Miss
Geneva jerks; artist j. Z. Lathrop treas
nrer, Miss Anna A. II. Campbell.
The invitations to commencement issued
by the graduating class to their friends, are
by lar the most elegant that have been sent
out. They are an oblong parchment roll,
tied with white satin ribbon, the lettering III
black and the letters "H. W. in the class
colors, blue and pink.
Miss Blanche Leland, '92. goes to her home
III wells on Monday, in order to attend the
commencement exercises Of the high schoo
where her brother graduates.
loosely played ball game on the home
grounds Wednesday between st. Thomas and
Hamline resulted in the victory of the latter
the score standing 16 to IA.
Misses Bertha Bell and Mary Ransom were
entertained by Miss Bells aunt, in Merriam
Park, last Saturday.
Miss Matte Clark, so. returned yesterday
from Red Wing, where she has been teaching
during the year.
Mrs. t. P. Grout and sons, A. E. and George
Grout OF Llverne, are commencement guests
with Miss Effie Grout. '91.
Mr.. Scott, who has been pitcher in the bal
nine this spring, has returned to his home ii
Appleton
Miss Libbie Dayton. of New Richmond,
Wis, is visiting her cousin, Miss Bertha
Bell, '94
Miss Mary Ransom visited with friends IT
st. Anthony Park the first of the week.
Miss Minnie Davis, of Red Wing, is the
guest of friends at the ladies' hall.
b. n. Wheeler received visit from his
brother, of Duluth, Thursday.
F: f. Lindsay, of Minneapolis, called at
ladies' hall Friday
Miss orrie Gould is spending Sunday il
Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-05-31
HAML1NE.

The Sunday school class taught by Mrs r
X. Evans, picnicked at Snail lake Saturday
The boys of the class are Charlie Hazard
Ben Hoyt, Evert Maule. Lewis Farley, Edgar
Dunn, Morris Dugan and Newell Griffith A
number of young ladies were invited and
the party was chaperoned by Mrs. Evans and
Mrs. G. II. Hazard.
The strawberry festival by the Kings
Daughters. which was to have been given
Friday eN ening. was deferred on account of
the rain. 1t was held Inst evening on the
spacious lawn of Mrs. W. II. COrothers with
the Hamline band i'll attendance.
The employees of the Northern Pacific car
shops enjoyed their annual picnic at White
Bear lake Thursday. The reform School
band was in attendance, and the usual field
day sports were INDUCED In.
A strawberry festival was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs c. L. Moody Thursday even
ing by the Ladies' Aid Society of the Knox
Presbyterian Church.
Mrs. Withrow. accompanied by her son Ar
thur of Mt Pleasant. To-, is the guest of her
mother, Mrs. E. j. Webb.
Rev. and Mrs. H. j. Harrington, of LIE
Sueur, were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. j. s.
Bean Wednesday.
Mrs Clara Lewis and daughter, of Fari-
bault, are visiting with Mrs. A. L. Drew On
Hewitt avenue.
W. II. Lewis of Owatonna, spent a few
days this week with his mother, Mrs j. w.
Lewis.
Miss Birdie Bassant, of Faribault, is visit
ing her cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wicks.
Mr.. and Mrs North are entertaining friends
from Hudson, Wis.