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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-02-04
ELM HILL.

A number are quite sick with colds.
FIJI. DeCoster purchased four head
Of cattle Of George Libby.
Abbie Curtis FROM Norway spent last
Thursday AZ A. G. Dudley's.
Mr.. MeAllister visited his son, Cory,
who is staying at Mr.. Hazeltine's this
winter.
Mrs. Frank Eastman came from Au-
burn Wednesday and took Louisa from
Mr.. Benefits 10 Andover.
An elderly lady here tells US that she
went out two evenings last week and
read by moonlight without any difficulty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1896-02-04

...r.frt u "a hite one. tui Nou0uNe' 10.
friend euioved himself immensely until
tuy ,rI q the first act. when, az the
close az the scene, the star actress
s.asd down the stage 70 the foOtlights,
ard tossed a souvenir doll into his lap,
-.markiug. Here, Terry, take this home
q. .he baby" And the house applSuded,
aud the gallery gods, who had been put
u. -1 the racket" shouted. And then
our genial commercial friend under
stood what the pink earnation meant
Vow. here, state Of affairs It's q
pretty serious thing TO be confronted by
% constituent, aud publicly threatened
ai,h "a libel suit You see, our friend,
George Wise. marble worker and dealer
10 monuments, head stones, foot-stones
Hai marble aud granite work generally ;
good goods 40 low prices, South Paris,
Maine. thinks he's got grievance
against the Democrat. for that the sald
Democrat did wantOnly and knowingly
publish IN lis issue OF the date OF Janu-
afv 18th under the heading Born an
article q which the said Wise solemniy
declares that he is not the author; ana
further, being an extremely modest man,
at. .tHf- AoA WISH - NAttAht -
be-, not rightfully entitled nor furnish
cigars which should rightfully be fur
ai,hed by somebody else. The only rule
known 70 the Democrat in cases OF q
siGilar character was that laid down oy
che late Henry W. Grady of the Atlanta
toustitatiOn, which paper had by mis-
,ske published the death notice OF a man
Who vas still living and came TO Mr.
Grady much aggrieyed, demanding 3
correction in the next issue of this paper.
SAYS Grady: LIS a rule of the paper
never TO take back anything il has said,
bat IN tell you Whist | viii do, III
put yoa into the birth notices next wees
and give you another chance" rs tnis
rule wouldn't work 10 this psrticuiai
ease. the Democrat set on foot an inyestt
CATION which clearly proves that this Is
case OF duplieity-not twins, put q
ease Of duplieity of wisdom. There
are two men in town BY the name oil
George Wise, 30 we're twice as Wise a;
we were before the Investigation.
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WEST SIDE.

Thursday afternoon Mrs. H. E. Johnson en-
tertained a party of little folks from 2 to s.,
in honor Of her daughter, Maries, fifth birth
day.
Mrs. Michael German, of Stryker evenue,
will spend the next two months the guest Of
her daughter, Mrs. OKeefe, of Graceyille
MINI.
Thursday afternoon the ladies' sewing circle
of the Clinton Avenue M. E. church will
meet at the home Of Mrs. M. X. Williams.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. D. w. Watson,
of Hall avenue gave a children'e lawn party
from 2 to for her daughter, Agnes.
Mrs ]. w. Ryan, of East Isabel street,
has returned home after spending several
weeks at her old home at Dubuque 10.
The Misses Kelly, of West Winnifred street.
are entertaining Miss Loretta Harrington,
of Eau Claire, Wis.
Miss Katherine Walsh has returned from q
two weeks vacation spent among friends in
WATERFOWL, Mimi
Mr. and Mrs. Mcintosh will leave. the last
of the month for Philadelphia, where they
intend to reside.
Mrs. Henry Martin spent last week at NAH
tomedi, the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Prescott.
and Fannie. are visiting relatives in Ellis
worth. Wis.
Misses Annie and Edith Gray, of East Con-
gress street, will spend the week at White
Bear Lake.
Misses Mary and Cora Westenhagen are
spending the week with friends in Chicago.
Miss Nina Rowe, of East Winifred street
has gone to Winona for months visit
Mrs ]. j. Cullen. Of West Delos street,
has gone to Chicago for months visit.
Harry Kribbs Is in Chicago
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summer.
e. Merrill and family have rented their
cottage for the remainder of the summer and
have returned to st. Paul.
The children of Leip's hotel were enter
tanned at Wildwood Saturday afternoon by
the ladies.
Miss Helen Warner of st. Paul. spent q
Few days with Miss Hazel Fockler, at Fockier
camp
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Konantz spent cou-
pie OF days the first Of the week at Maple
Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Welz and DR.. r. Jones
spent Sunday with Mrs. G. Fry, at Cottaga
Park.
The gentlemen Of the Leip house gave a
party to the ladies Friday evening at Wild
wood.
Mrs. Banning entertained at luncheon
Thursday Mrs. Dan Lawier and Mrs. Schif-
man.
Miss Mary Wilson. of Georgia, is spending
the remainder of the summer with Mrs. Fer
nell.
Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Butcher and Mrs. War
ner visited Mrs. Cooper last Thursday.
Mrs. A. B. Stickney. of Manitou island
gave lawn party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Wilkinson, of the Island. entertained
informally last Saturday night.
Miss Mayme Buchanan, of ST. Paul visited
Mrs. Fernell this week.
Mrs. Butler has returned to the lake. after
a weeks visit in ST. Paul.
The Jordon young people spent Thursday in
Saltwater.
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A "Sousa" party was given by a Chi
cago club recently, and the dance music
was made up entirely of Sousa's pop
ular compositions. Any one who is
fond of dancing and has learned to love
the dash and swing of this favorite
composers style can readily under
stand the enjoyment derived from the
evenings entertainment, for Sousa has
won the hearts of the people with his
catchy two-steps, If in no other way,
and has done a great deal toward max
ing the two-step the popular dance 1t
is. And never has round dance
caught the fancy of popular favor to
the extent that this particular dance
has done. Dancing masters all over the
country have tried, and tried again,
to introduce new steps to take its
place, and with little success, as will be
easily seen upon attending a few dane
ing parties or lake hops during the
week A large share of the homage it
has received is due to the peculiar fas-
cination there is in Sousa's music,
which is played almost exclusively for
the two-step. One of the funny things
about this dance is the fact that be-
fore one learns to dance it they think
there is nothing attractive about 1t
and would not learn it under any con-
sideration, but let them once pick up
the gliding motion of the step, which is
so Irresistible, and from then on they
are confirmed devotees to the two-step,
and cannot be induced to dance any
thing else.
Performances in the open air have
become quite the thing in the East,
and "As You Like it," which will be
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MERRIAM PARK.

On last Thursday at high noon the marriage
of Miss Daisy Bell daughter of r. NJ. Bell,
and Harlan NJ. Hall, son OF the well-known
editor H. P. Hall, was celebrated in a very
quiet and unique manner at st. Johns Epis-
.copal church. Rev. Dudley Rhodes off1ciated.
The young couple left Immediately for Duluth,
where they will remain only short time,
returning to st. Paul for their future home.
The members of St. Marys Sunday school
held their annual picnic at Minnehaha Falls
on Thursday last. The day was delightful
and the eighty or more people who composed
the party had most enjoyable time. After
an afternoon at the Park and the soldiers
home the excursionists boarded the steamer
Oracle Mower to st. Paul.
The fag-raising yesterday afternoon in Mer-
Ram Park proved great success. Senator
C. X. Davis and Judge Hickman gave short
addresses. Gen. Mason, together with many
other distinguished citizens from st. Paul,
was present.
e. B. Northrup returned on Saturday from
New York city.
At O'Clock this afternoon the meeting at
Terrace park viii be led by Rev. John Penn
terton. Mr.. Covert will speak. W.. O. H.n.
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LOOKING FORWARD.

The central committee of the st. Paul lodges
of Modern Woodmen of America has partially
arranged to give to the national officers of the
association reception Friday evening, Aug.
2S. The national association meeting is to be
held in Minneapolis Aug. 81 % and 90 and
on that occasion all the principle officers will
De IN 81. Paul. The reception promises to be
a large affair. All the lodges will turn out
IN parade, together with visiting delegations
and the entertainment in the evening will be
at one OF the principal halls Among the del
egates OF note who will deliver addresses are
Mr.. Talbert of Nebraska, William Jennings
Bryans former law partner; Maj. Hawes of
Illinois, secretary of the national association;
Ben smith, OF MankatO, and several Others
The programme will be finally completed at a
meeting of the central committee in Assembly
nails on the evening of Aug. IT, =
An unique entertainment will be given ues-
day evening at Red Rock called ..Uncle Sam
and His Neighbors." A steamboat will con-
yey those attending from St Paul from the
COCK at jackson street at o'clock in the
racks, headed by the Newport Cornet hand
ana mounted escort of cowboys and Indians
VIII meet them and escort them and escort
sneln 10 the grove. Every one attending will
receive souvenir. All nations will be rep
resented, and fairies will serve ice cream
cake, etc. The grove will be lighted with
coiofed lanterns and will present a very beau
tlful appearance.
There will be steamboat excursion IN Still.
water To-Day, under the auspices of the Nor
Weglan Lutheran Synod church on the steam
q rioid Oidfk ana barge The Philharmonic
Drass band and Halbe's mandolin orchestra
WI, VIII entertain the passengers. The boat
IeaVes the foot OF Jackson street at $3.50 a. m
ana VIII return in the evening in time to take
the car to any part of the city or MINNEAPOLIS,
enterprise Lodge No. &c. l. O. G. r. will
give musical social Aug II. at Central hail
on Sixth and Seventh streets portion of
the st. Paul Marine band will furnish the
music. The committee on ARRANGEMENTS ia
MISS Baker. Miss Brant and George Reese.
moonlight excursion will be given bv the
ST. Paul Constellation and MistIetoe chanters
OF the Order of the Eastern Star Wednesday,
aug. ~, on the steamer Flora Clark The
Twin City Mandolin club will furnish music
for dancing ln09io
c.l mere Will be meeting Of the Rathbone
Sisters Monday morning to complete arrange
mentS Tor the reception they are planning to
give tuesday OF Encampment week.
The primary school of Dayton avenue
cnurch will picnic in the grounds at the end
OF the Randolph street car line this week
Thursday. "oeA
Inc young people of Assumption parish
give moonlight excursion on the steamer
DAISY and barge Wednesday evening Aug. 10.
The Church of the Ascension will give a
moonlight excursion on Oracle Mower Aug "a
there Will be musical programme.
The butchers picnic will be held Wednes-
day, Aug. IL, at Bald Eagle lake.
Acker w. R. G. will give a Steamboat ex
cursion down the river Thursday, Aug. 20.
The Home Missionary Society Of DAYTON
avenue church meets Friday
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ter, will be the maid of honor. and Charles
Buell., of Hudson. will be the best man.
Hon. Grier M. Orr. judge of the municipal
Mimi. will be married Aug. II, at the home
of the brides father, j. w. Soule, in Roch-
ester. The ceremony will be performed at 2
o'clock in the afternoon by Rev. George p.
! Avery, of the Rochester M. E. church. After
a trip around the lakes of Minnesota Judge
and Mrs. Orr will return to St. Paul.
Miss Rose Adeline O'Connor and Harry
Chaple will be married tomorrow evening in
St. Joseph's church. Miss Margaret Rey-
nolds will be the maid of honor, and Ed
Chaple will be best man. The bride will wear
white silk null, and the maid of honor will
follow at the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Joseph McCauly, 5S1 Martin street.
| Invitations out for the marriage OF
Miss Florence Amelia Freeman daughter Of
Alfred A. Freeman, of Hastings and George
Clark Mott, son of Mrs. e. ]. Mott, Of Sum-
NIT place, this city. The wedding will take
place Monday, Aug. II. at $50 o'clock at st.
Luke's church at Hastings. number OF ST.
! Paul people will attend
The marriage of Miss Edna Garnett Bur-
den and Frederick Shove, of Chicago, took
| place Wednesday at the home OF the bride $
| father on Laurel avenue The maid of honor
was Miss Laura Ellithorpe. and the best man
was Charles w. Yates, of New York. Rev.
F. B. Doran, of Minneapolis, performed the
| ceremony.
| Invitations are out for the marriage of
| Miss Mathilda Bobleter. daughter Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Joseph Bobleter, and Albert L. Wagner,
| for Wednesday, Aug H. at O'Clock, at the
home of the brides parents, on Iglehart
| street.
Miss Ruth Lapham and Frank Leavitt were
married Wednesday at the home OF the bride s
parents, on st. Peter street, Rev. F. j..
Stout, assisted by Rev. Dr. Mckinley, per-
| formed the ceremony.
| The engagement of Miss Marguerite Lowry
| Henley and William Duncan Moulder is an
| nounced. The wedding will take place
| Wednesday.
The engagement is announced of Miss Jes-
sic Margaret Reynolds, daughter of P. j..
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ing and carried the members that came out
for the day on a tour around both the upper
and lower lakes. One stop was made at
Spring Park landing at the noon hour, and
here Manager Hopkins served dinner at the
Del Otero for the party. One end of the
pretty little dining room was set aside for
the banquet table. which was daintily decor
ated with the delicate maiden-hair fern and
nasturttums. Plates were laid for thirty peo-
pie and special music provided for the oc-
casion- full two-hour course dinner was
the time on the lake until the late afternoon
train, which carried them back to the city.
Misses Emma and Minnie Merk were ten
dered surprise Tuesday night by the fol-
lowing young people: Misses L. Schroeder,
T. Schroeder, A Schroeder, E. schaefer, Il.
Schaefer, o. Gronewold, M. Ronish. L. Ro-
nish, l.. Krank, S. Henricks M.
Mienke. L. Powlus; Messrs. C. Fark. L.
Menk, H. Schreder H. Schaefer, Ed Sehaef-
er, 7. Gronewold. E. Vergadahl ]. Funk w.
Knobloch, NJ. Muller, H. Weber, H. Landeck,
T. Menk.
Freundschaft Lodge No. 2S, Degree Of Hon
or, gave lawn social at the residence Of
Mrs. c.: Weber, Granite and CORTLAND
streets, Thursday evening. good time was
enjoyed by 300 or more people. The younger
folks enjoyed themselves by dancing till 80
Music was furnished by Hilyard's orchestra.
The Flower mission, Of House of Hone.
gave social Thursday evening at the home
of DR.. Egbert, on Dayton avenue. There
was large attendance and very enjoyable
time was had.
The Epworth League of Clinton Avenue
Church gave an Ice cream social Monday
evening at the home of William Perkins, BIG
East Congress street.
Hope lodge, Degree of Honor, gave an ice
cream social Tuesday evening at the home
of Mrs. William Torley on Armstrong street.
The German M. e. church, of Dayton s
bluff, gave a social Thursday evening on the
grounds of the church
Friendship lodge gave an ice cream social
Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Web
er, Granite street.
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DAYToN's BLUFF.

Ralph Allison, Of Bates avenue, gave a
small wheeling party Wednesday evening. In
the party were Misses Cox, Callwood Snider.
Middleton, Hurst and Debach; Messrs Dick,
ensen, Deoach, Ward, Weber and Chamber
lain.
st. Agnes Guild of ST. Peters Church
gave an ice cream social Thursday evening
at the home Of Mrs. H. E. Eddies, on North
street. =
The Dayton Bluff M. E. church gave a
lawn social Thursday evening on the grounds
adjoining the church, corner Of Fourth and
Maple streets
Mrs. Edwards and daughter who have
been the guests Of Mrs. Ralph Brownsen, re-
turned to their home in Spring Valley last
week.
Misses Ella and Mary McHugh, who have
been visiting Mrs. J. C. McHugh Of Conway
street. left Friday for Waterfowl, Wis
Mrs. Robert Debach, of Bates avenue, en-
tertained few friends at tea Saturday even
Ing in honor of Miss Maud Freeman.
Miss Jennie Tracey. Of Bates avenue, en-
tertained few Of her friends Of the class
Of 96 Thursday afternoon.
Albert Brant, of Conway street, returned
home Thursday. after a two weeks camping
at Bald Eagle lake.
Relief Society of St. Paul Chapter will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Brink on
Hoffman avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Korphage and son left
last week for months visit to New Prague
Mr.. and Mrs. Weinhagen and family, of
Bates avenue left Wednesday for Chicago.
Mrs. p. H. Kelley, of Hastings avenue,
will leave this week for White Bear lake.
Mrs. Brant, of Conway street. spent last
week with friends at st. Paul Park.
Mrs. Oden, of Minneapolis. was the guest
of Mrs. r. e. McCleary last week.
Miss Carrie Walch, OF Hastings avenue.
spent Thursday at Bald Eagle lake.
Miss Minnie Gaffeney, of Euclid street, is
entertaining Miss Alice Tiernev
Rev. and Mrs. Gessner left Wednesday for
a visit to Detroit
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The Epworth League Society of the Nor
wegian Church gave lawn sociable Thurs
day evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
John Oleson. of Cortland avenue.
The Young Peoples Society of Gustayus
Adolphus Church will give entertainment
next Friday evening. Rev. Philip Thelander,
OF saltwater will give an address.
Mrs. James Dwyer, OF Saltwater. and Miss
Ol1ve DWyer, OF Clinton, To-, were the guests
OF Mrs. I. ]. Killeen, of Collins street, dur
ing the week.
Mrs. w. w. Loggerman will entertain the
ladies' sewing society Of the First Swedish
Baptist church of Collins street next Thurs
day afternoon.
The Chrysanthemum Euchre club left, Mon
day, for Prior lake, where they will camp
for about two weeks. There were fourteen
in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Farrier Of Arkwright
street. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick. of jerks street.
nave returned from months outing at
Mahtomedi.
Mrs. H. A. Cleveland. of Olive street, left
Thursday for Ironwood, Mich, where she
will visit her brother Dave Allie, for several
weeks
Mrs. William Hamilton and the Misses
Alice Hamilton and Alice Chadwick, are the
guests OF Mrs. Leslie Parlin, of Phalen ave-
nue..
Mrs. P. Mortenson entertained about twenty
little folks In honor Of her little daughter
Esther's birthday. Wednesday, from to s.
MRS. Belle Murray, of Phalen avenue, gave
a child's party, Friday afternoon from to
g. for Miss Bessie Hadfield, of Chicago.
Miss Frederick Howe, of Chicago, and Miss
Della Thomas, Of Winona, were the guests of
Mrs. j. W. l.. May during the week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Howe and daughter
Irene, of Case street. returned from a two
weeks visit in Chicago Saturday
Charles Taylor and the Misses Taylor, of
lshpeming. Mich, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. ID. Mclean, of Sims street.
Eugene Hayes, of Minneapolis, was a guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Elmer, of Burr street,
the fore part of the week
Mrs. M. G. Cummings, of Case street, has
as guests Mrs. James Hopkins and daughter
Nellie. of Bayfield,, Wis.,
Mrs. Harry Cleveland entertained party
OF ladies' Tuesday at dinner Covers were laid
for six.
Mrs. Grimes. of st. Louis. is guest of her
sister, Mrs. B. Schubach, of Spruce street.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Potter, of Fauouier
street, have returned from Pennington
The Misses Mabel and Maud Harcost of
Fauquler street, are in Hammond, Wis.
MISS Jennie Osman, Of East Seventh street
viii leave next week for Great Fails
Rev. O.. Peterson. Of Collins street ia in
Cambridge, MINI.
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Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Weyerhaeuser Of
Summit avenue, have made I'M marty tbot
mas gone trout fishing for a week or ten
days. Part of the time will be spent in Raw
held and elsewhere In Wisconsin. The Marty
includes Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lipdeke M
and Mrs Norton and two daughters, of wi.
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. =
The following st. Paul people are stonn,,o
at froutmere, Osceola Miss. Wis: Mrs. Am.
prose 'Tfghe and children, Mrs George q
o e9s1a ana chlidren Mrs: A. B. Sibley and
children. Mrs w. T. Kirke and children
Mrs. w. p. Bissell and son. Col. and Mrs
dren. anu GILL
IN MIS-. c; " Franzman and daughter Ruth
left Tuesday via the Great Northern for their
home in Butte, Mont, after making a tbraa
months. visit with Mrs. Franzman's narants
MI Mr. ana MRS; Joseph Armbruster, Of s72 Ra,
panied by Mr.. Franzman's mother.
Rev. and Mrs. John Wright are now In
RUSSIA, having completed a general tour of
norway ana Sweden. They will sail for
nome sept. 10 on the steamer Columbia.
The Misses Clara and Louisa Plechnar os
Westminster street, are spending the summer
with their sister. Mrs Charles FantIa IF
of Sioux Falls. S. D. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Nichols. of 2e1 selbv
avenue. are at home again from visit -
three weeks with relatives at Cedar Pan,Ss
and Vinton. 10. Ap1us
Mrs. Andrew Clavin. of Little Falls. MINI
and James Ryan, of GAINESVILLE. Wis. re-
t turneu nome last week. after a visit with
street.
Mrs. Jack Heinlein, Harry Titeomb and
Lutte Baker. of Merriam Park, have gone tn
Chisago lake to spend couple of weeks
Mrs camping 81 am party ynS consisting Of Mr. and
are spending week at Bald Eagle lake.
Mrs. Daniel Brown and son, of 1s1 Smith
avenue. left for a months visit with Miss
Lizzie Currey. Of Little Falls, MINI
T. L. Snyder and William Geib of III.
Twin City Mandolin club, left Friday on IA a
fishing trip over the Great Northern
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clifton Dr. Wood and
Charles Clifton. of Chicago, have gone on a
trip to Long Island sound.
Mrs. Franklin Floate. of Suminit ora,r.
has returned from Spencer. To-. accomns Ma
by Miss Matte Bowman
Mrs. Erma Van Worries and Mrs. Will Rich
ardson. of Marshall avenue, spent the first of
last week In Saltwater.
Arthur Warner Jay Crane and w ga,
lett Tor Center City Thursday night for a
stay of two weeks.
Miss Sara Spangler. of Delos street. viii
spend TWO weeks in Milwaukee as the guest
OF Mrs. Otto L. Hahn.
Louis. is stopping with Mrs. NJ Albrecht of
Van Slyke court A'' "
Mr.. and Mrs. Stahl spent Sunday an tha
island at Minnetonka. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Searle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almeric Paget are at New
port and will return to st. Paul at the close
of the season.
w. Buchanan. of Duluth, secretary OF the
1obbers union of that city. spent a few days
in st. Paul.
Herbert n. Molloy arrived on the steamer
Lucania yesterday at Queenstown, en- route
for Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Schon have returned
from their wedding trip and are at the MARI
borough.
Mrs. DR.. Wedelstadt and the Misses Hum
bird have gene TO Buffalo by way of the
lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stevenson and family, of
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Portland avenue. have returned from chisago


lake.
Miss Fannie Dean. who has been visiting
friends in Peoria. has returned to the city.
Mrs. Osborne. of St. Louis, is the guest OF
Mrs. Rudolph SchiffRian. OF Summit avenue.
Mrs. G. P McCluer! Of st. Cloud. is the
guest OF Mrs q. g. Holden, Of Summit place.
Misses Birdie md Maud, of Conway street,
are spending a week at Superior and Duluth.
Mrs. John J. Cullen and son are in Chi
cago for the remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderwarker. of Marshall
avenue. have returned from Cleveland.
Miss Alice Tierney, of Hastings, is the guest
OF Miss Mamie Gaffney. Euclid street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. johnson, Of the Aber-
deem, are at home at 172 Nina avenue.
Miss Lillian McNamee. of st. Peter street,
will leave for Worthington Monday.
DR.. B. c.. Blodgett, of Smith college, was
the guest OF w. j. Dyer last week.
Will Kelly and Charles Frost have gone for
an extended bicycle trip.
Capt. w. A. Rodecker returned after a
weeks visit to Superior.
Miss Matte Wheeler left st. Paul Thursday
on visit to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schuneman will sail
for home this MONTH
Mrs. William Pierce is back from trip
down the lakes.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Doran will sail for
home Aug. %.
Col. and Mrs. Sheridan went to Osceola
last week.
Mrs George Hall sailed for Europe last
week.
Mrs. ]. ]. Hill has gone East.