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The sun., 1897-05-27
THE sERUGGLE FOE LIFE
Conplai.t Of Werhne. Asa,ss. worhnea.

Co1piaint ef WorkDes Asnisst Worknea.
To THE EDrroR or TIE suy-Str: Ths reserrtnr of
the decision Of Judge TruAx I'm the Of q man b.
ing debarred from work fs one that every man who
gains his bread by the OF his shoud
on II the union would 90 and take those out Of
the cellars jantors 10 would do better than going
around buildings and making Inquiries a 70 the belp
q man employs-
Here Is mechanic IN all trades) who takes jani.
tors place for his and fuel and es or oo per
month with the understanding tha: he must do car.
penter's work paper hanging III bells do plumbing,
These men stop two men from making living IA
works On the job all day At the union price and
comes and does the work OF the third man, who hns
opened place Of business o carpenter shop or any
other trade with his little capital b. hires one man
Of himself and mother. This shop cannot stand q
the tantor after he has carried his o23o mp TO el
DAY. Will work BY candle Ras uShf IN dotnr thc
WORK that one. two, or three men should do real
The srS. and ind out you speak for the right
A WouumAu
The sun., 1897-05-27

We must refrain from publishing the
many complaints we have received from good
citizens OF New York relative to the manage
ment Of tho metropolitan baseball nine. They
are too many. and moreover we mistrust the
expediency OF replacing in the management of
this important organization the lawful and reRu-
lar authority OF President FREEDMAN by outside
opinions volunteered under the pressure of dis
appointment at the unsightly decimal of .455
standing opposite to New York's place of ninth
in the league OF twelve clubs. We believe that
nothing has been spared hitherto to collect the
flower Of what talent there was in the baseball
market for the purpose of attaching 1t to our SOIL
Confidence In the clubs management and sup
port of it in the policy 1t determines to be best
will do the most toward winning tho pennant or
getting to the front OF the contest for it. Tho
rooters Of 1897 must stand together.
The sun., 1897-05-27
Foreign Notes OF Rsa, Inherent.

nundroo tnouAand dollar set OF emerald' VIII
% Suoen 'ictor'As present from the crAr ana
@lelnA
Palmer's torpSdo-b boat DESTROYER chamois made
an average Of So.3So knots on her three hour ON
ciai trial.
Sir Arthur Sullivan 10 now ATTY nve year, o, srs
He has Just compie,sd for the Alhambr. . ealIos
called ..vietor:a ana Merrte England"
Ru.,,.n .,,u,.-v .c.... ..,,. o,....o1
nm ,,. n,,..s -Aa - '.
a,.-.,.,.S ~ 80 80 a"'es'sa N 'e""k . -.
- s, N' @Aa o'"s' s'o''' " 01'''
New ZeAlaud's representative Maoris for ths
The sun., 1897-05-27
a s.Mou,A.-ola PlcLaslany ma, r.iL..
From the Nashville Banner.

FTOW NC NushriUe Bohhfr.
Nashville has 3.monthsold child that talks
colored. and the child has been talkinc since n
was one week old. Hundreds have visited the
little wonder and have left the house completely
mystined at what they have seen and heard
The child is a girl and differs only from other
babies in that IT can talk as plainly and be un-
oerstood as distinctly a grown person. The
voice. Of course, is ma aturally weak. but has none
OF the baby prattle about II. In addition TO the
enid talking propcnsities 1; seems to be pos
Gtterances most astounding. coming as they do
The sun., 1897-05-27
The smart hoy on the Fence.

From the PIr--sufa,cnev Spirit
Tho Hon. H. s. wInG!ow aud Zoe Boyer were over In
Cleareld county last week fishing In the course of
their perGnlLulstons they came to a farmhouse. A
boy In his bare feet and wearing last years straw
hat was sittng on fence looking new spring
lamb.
"oniy ten." said the boy regretfully I'VE had
morn nifty afore Grover Cleveland was President
but We amt go: but ten Their amt no money
in 'em. Grover d stald In once another year Ruess
wouldn't had any"
The sun., 1897-05-27
seIr.Deaiai In Politics.

fro" the Philadelphia Press
wAsHiSoToS. May e4.-Major Ben Butterworth. Com.
missioner OF Patents. recently mode a numbar of pro
motions In his once, among them a lady clerk of
superior merit The lady crlled upon the Com.
missioner and requested tat the promotion be given
TO another lady who Ia In greater need OF additional
salary In narrating the incident Major Butterw orth
said 81 never iofore saw such a practical nustra.
tion OF nncere Christian spirit That woman must
have touched the garments OF the SazArene"
The sun., 1897-05-27

Froa the Japaness dssSrtoaa rotos
His Majesty disifke. ali pFetsBcs and hypocrir,

His Majesty disiike. ali pretencs snd hypocrisy
he always goes 10 his study at Q A. ~ and remain.
ct hss vort thsre until p. N. He reads and sim,
oil parliamentary laws and DEGREES.
HTS Majesty IL fond Of reading hooks and new.
papers. He is especially fond Of German book, n,
likes 20 compo5e Japanese poems, which he can do
readily His ability In that respect IL much admired
by liz attendants.
when q Cabinet Minister addresses his Ma,e,,,
about any public matter be inquiries about the sub
jest the purpose and condition, and decides H. n.
is nrm and mot chanEeable. when he decides ma.
ter once be cannot after that be moved.
HE Majesty understands the condition Of the Iowa,
eiassss and famiiiar1ses himself with the prtv,,.
conduct Of tho Cabinet Ministers when he rad,
newspaper articles relating TO the private m,.con.
Majesty somstlmes smiles.
when H has been reported 70 his Majesty tha, som.
OF his subjects given their lives time OF noa
or earthquake to preserve his Nsjestys picture h.
has teen much tOuched but he Il anxious to dlscour
age his subjects from such and to preserve
them from any bat necessary danger.
At the beginning Of Maisukatas Cabinet. P,-,,,.
fnent decided reduce the salaries Of the cAbp.,
Ministers and other Government on1cers. The Prin.
Minister Count Matsuknta, addressed his Majesty
about t. His Majesty did not consent and he said.
Many oficep cannot live upon . nxed salary. Som,
Cabinet Minister'S have been obliged money
and have advanced money from my Treasury TO
support them. the present Cabinet Mnisters retain
their places BY borrowing money AL Cabinet Min.
isterr. Therefore cannot do 90. Therefore canno>
consent TO the reduction Of saiaries.-
The sun., 1897-05-27
An Oid ewinale Asna.,

To IHE EproR OF THE sux-Sir: VIII you VAN
your readers against . fellow working the wess
side with an alleged silver plating liquid, he carries
special bottle. with probably Q very little silver in
solution. which leaves . silvery deposit on brass
which he guarantees VIII last for two veeka but
which disappears in two horr He sells the liquid a,
80 cent? per bottle and contains only ssle OF s,s
acid In water Tho swtndie b old but coming up a
does at Intervals Of three four years II catches
new people. &C
SEw YoRK, Nay "a
The sun., 1897-05-27

To TH EDroR OF TIE suH-Sir: and many friends
OF mine Of the same have been Wishing some one
would start an organization of American women
sympathiIen with the cause OF Cuba Libre It would
prove strong body and numerous in member
VIII not some one take the initiatives We are
anxious TO organize and lend willing and helpful
hands. Scores, yes, hundreds would respond to cali
for such Q meeting BRR
WEsrcESTER May IS
The sun., 1897-05-27
Nearly Drowned By = Turtle.
From the clersrand Pratn D,al.r,

E'o' tse 'setctuNu fIdtn Dealer
WARREN, May 23.-Saturday forenoon as some
i6oys were following seine in the Ohio Canal a
lads, and but for the assistance of the men pres
ent would have drowned the boy. To unioose
the reptile its head had to be cut of close TO its
jaws. and then not for some time could the teeth
be loosened from the flesh and bone The turtle
an Weighed a6opt & thirty pounds. the largest ever
iy frantic with pain and fright. 00' 0'eAme near
The sun., 1897-05-27
Tho Oriental BANK Mako. 1t. own c,..rane...

To THE EDITOR or THE sUN-!sir: We desire
to call your attention TO an article published In
your paper this day, in which It is stated that
the Third National Bank acted as clearing house
agent for the Oriental Bank. We beg leave TO
say that this bank Is one OF the original mem.
bers OF the Clearing House Association, Its
Clearing House number is 40. 1t kes now and
always has made its own clearances. Very truly
yours, Nielsen Il. :. TREs, Cashier.
The sun., 1897-05-27
They'll Get There In . Year or Two.

From the Philadelphia Times.
lis odd 10 notice that about three out OF four of
the most fashionable young women of New York
have adopted new blue OF purpsh east for stree,
wear while hardly OF this hue has a. VET
made Its appearance in PHILADELPHIA
The sun., 1897-05-27

T1TUsvILLE, May 24-John Palmer an oil
producer. committed suicide on his iease at
Iidionte this morning. On leaving his house he
told his wife 10 have his son follow him to the
Wells On reaching large tank filled with oil
the BOY found his fathers hat on top OF H.
which lcd to the subsequent discovery of the
man's body inside. Insanity Is supposed 10 have
been the cause OF the act
The sun., 1897-05-27

From the HarsrhH Gazette.

From the HdrerhM Gazette.
There ia more genuine AmericAniam TO THE SEw
YoRE sUS than can be found In AL the doushfaoes in
the United States rolled into ball Il is great pity
twenty-five years cannot bo Topped on tue age Of
Editor Dana The editorials In his paper arc great
incentiyo 20 patriotic deeds.
The sun., 1897-05-27

N our friends ,eho favor us trfL manuscripts for
publication 'fsh TO hare rscct,d drti9c' returned
they must ih oil crses send stomps for that purpose
The sun., 1897-05-27

From the LoTiSriIc Erenfng Post
"AsHIs0roS. May 20.-Sam KAsh o. the mountana
was Introduced to the President this morning. Eaah
wants TO be appointed Minister some where
The sun., 1897-05-27

From the kiAto Journal
Robert sIezys has been 1ansrinS the pASI weak
with slisnt ATTACK Of ths grin.
The sun., 1897-05-27

He always roes to his study at A. n and remain.
ct his wOrh tbsre until Pm. He reads and sign,
all parliamentary laws and DEGREES.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25

Mrs. P. Mueller. of Case street. has re
turned from Litchfeld.
Mos Helen Samper has been visiting il
Pennington and Hampton.
Miss Mabel Fredericks, of Fuller street,
has gone to st. Louis.
Mrs. S. H. Alexander is in Atlantic City
for the summer.
Miss Esther Swanson. OF Lafayette avenue
is in Lake City.
Mrs. w. F, Mcmillan, of Summit avenue
is in Michigan.
Mrs. John Hill and family left last week
for Frontenac.
Miss Ess:e Sproule of Texas. is visiting Mrs.
c. w. Jones.
Mrs. H. R. Croker has retuine from White
Bear lake.
Miss Married. Clark has returned from
Minneton.a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hall are at White
Bear lake.
Mr.. and Mrs F. P. Wright have gone to
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Knauft are at Whit
B ar lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Frisk leave Thursday for
the East.
Miss Maude Benner has returned from Still
water.
Mrs. Pheeny, of Clinton avenue. is in Wi
mona.
Miss Taylor has returned from Lakeville
Miss Pearl Wilson is in Kenosha. Wis.
Mrs w. G. HOag has gone to Detroit.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25

Routh: treasurer. Mss Win:fred Bril-; ex-
ecutive committee, Miss Katherine Abbott,
Miss Mary Smith. Miss Nancy Wood and
Miss Augusta Croker.
Mr.. ard Mis-. C. II. Miesen entertained at
dinner Monday evening, at their home on
Martin street The parlorS were decorated
with sweet peas and roses, and the dining
room with carnations. Covers were lad for
sixteen.
Mrs. A. H. Long entertained Tuesday even
ing for her daughter, Muriel. The house was
decorated with wild flowers and ferns and
the grounds were lighted with Japanense Ian
terms. About twenty-five little people were
present.
Miss Harriet Wilson. of De Soto street. en-
tertained Wednesday evening for her guest,
Miss Ella McGrath. of West Superior. Among
those present were: Miss Blanche Climber.
Thomas Holmes and Charley He.tz
A chidren's party was given Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. G. w. Cahoon. of Holy avenue,
for her daughters, Josephine and Jewell. Mrs.
Cahoon was assisted by Mrs Kenna and
Mrs. John D. O'Brien.
Mrs. l. c: Tichenor of Holly avenue en-
tertained Thursday evening for the Misses
Maude and Bessie Wright, of Omaha, and
Miss Della Crawford. of Springfield.
M:ss Nina Whitman gave a luncheon Thurs
day, for Mss Lloyd of Spring Valley. The
table. at which covers we're lad for five,
was decorated with sweet peas.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Ritzinger gave an
Informal luncheon. followed by a musicale. at
her home on Paramount avenue. for the
Misses day ard Miss Krag.
a surprise party was rendered Mss Della
Bolan, Thursday evening. at the residence OF
Mrs. Maloney. About sixty we're present.
Mrs. G. B. Whitehorn, of Ashland avenue,
entertained about twenty little folks yester-
day afternoon, for her daughter Helen.
Mrs. I. B. Scott, of Summit avenue en-
tertained at luncheon Wednesday for Mrs.
Richard Stockton, of Trenton. N. J.
\ card party was given Wednesday evening
by Miss Jennie Clifford for Mss Francis Sc
gers. Seven tables were played.
The Capital City Cycle club gave the sec
ond of their lawn fetes Wednesday and Thurs
Gay evenings of last week.
The Misses Weidlch gave a sailing party
last night at White Bear lake for Mss Maude
SllverOn, OF Chicago.
Tracy Lyon entertained at dinner Thurs
day evening at White Bear for Miss Buck
ard Miss CarrCth.
Mrs. G. Halstrum. OF Victoria street, en-
terta:ned at luncheon Wednesday. Covers
were laid for ten.
Miss Hughes, Of Central avenue, enter aimed
at dinner Friday for Miss Charlotte Martin
OF Kansas City.
Miss Saunders entertained at luncheon
Wednesday afternoon for Mss Kray and the
Misses Wade.
\ successful mids ummer fair was given last
week by the women of the Assumption church.
Mrs. e. J. Hodsson, OF Dayton avenue. en-
tertained at luncheon Monday afternoon.
Paul Weed and Mr. Wheeler gave a sailing
party Wednesday evening at White Bear.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25
Millinery Department.
All our fine, choice and stylishly
trimmed Hats at Halt-pr4Co Monday.

Wis, are visiting their daughter, Mrs, W.
II. Borden.
Rev. Frank Page and family, who have
been visiting Mrs Gregg, have gone to Wash
ington, y. C.
Miss Mamie Lack gave a birthday party to
a large number Of friends On Wednesday
evening.
Messrs. J. V. Ward. of Milwaukee, and Ed
ward Smell, of Chicago, are visiting Frederick
Smell.
Miss Nellie Cunningham is travelling through
the great lakes to Buffalo, N. Y.
Mrs. B. Jacobson is entertaining her sister.
Mrs. w. L. Adams, of Minnesota.
Miss Minnie Whitney has been entertaining
Miss Leila Stanton, of Appleton
Mr. and Mrs T. J. Campbell have returned
from their outing in Lakeview.
Rev. and Mrs. II. a. Raiser visiting
friends in Magnolia, 10.
Mrs. Merritt has gone to Chicago to stay
three months.
T. w. Root and family are visiting at Min
netonka.
Miss Daisy Powers is visiting friends in
Indiana.
Mrs P. j. Hiltgren is visiting in Mazeppa,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25
Et MLIS Il.

The regular monthly meeting of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary society was held at
the home of Mrs. Ware Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Montgomery left
Wednesday on a trip TO Europe. They ex-
Pect to remain three months in England
Miss Gertrude Meyers, who has been visit
ing Miss Grace Benham, left Wednesday to
visit in Minneapolis.
Mr.; and Mrs. Lewis. Of Capitol avenue. ar
rived Wednesday from their two weeks trip
at Winnipeg. Man.
Mrs. G. E. Maxwell and Miss Jessie Evans
returned Saturday from visit to Owatonna
and Milwaukee, ''-'-
The WarrendaIe ard Knox Presbyter;a,
Sunday schools held their Djcnics ,aSterd"--
at Bass lake.
The engagement Of Mss Bessie Hamilton
from Cumberland, Wis. and Pe-ley ssoyyers
is announced.
Mis- Amelia Haley, Of Hannibal. Mo. is
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Premo entertained las. weak
Mrs Johnson and Mrs. Running. Of West
Superior.
Mrs; Norman Garcon and Mort 'mer Grant
are visiting in 5hS, Adirondack mountains.
Mrs. White an8 her$ daughter Catherine ond
Lottie Tuckey have%gpne to Illinois.
Frank Hopkins aldGamiIy are spend;nq tho
summer at the lakeSS1Car Bra nerd
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl, n Conkin have re u.nal
from their trip inspiring Valley
MI. ana MRS. NORM and their son Warm
spent few daystat Superior.
Miss Grace BaAhatn will leave this wool,
on short visit&4p Plainvew.
Miss Ella Barkaicp2 srd the Misses Wan,
are visiting the great lakes.
Mr., and Mfs&<Dl Nv. Harper visited +,
Pennington last Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. T. FQIfy@is entertaining Miss ua-
Eel Fitch, of Hastings.
s. E. Atkins IL entertaining Miss Eunic,
Atkins, of Elk River!
Mrs. H. N. EFans}greturned Tuesday from
Hamline Christaand Homer Ianis are cann-
ing at McnticeIo,5 N1-'t'
Miss Nina Crist isl back from months
visit at FaribauIr. y
Mrs. A. z. Drew is entertaining Ter hr,.bor
Percy St0wers. -''
=, Clarence North is spending few days at
=. Miss Cora Montgomery has returned from
Superior. -''U ioin
Rev. Dr. r. N. McKaig left yesterday for
Osaks. u"S lol
T. W. Wallace has moved to Mortified
MINI. - '"As'u'
D; w. Moody is home frcm visit in Nov,
York. w III we"
Miss Gertrude McKaig is visiting in T.o1,o
City. III Like
Harry Dobner. ~ visited friends in ~,
Park. III 'h3
Roy Minor Is the. guest of William 7. Rich
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25

the steamer Quincy. accompanied by Miss
Zimmerman, who will visit in Wisconsin.
Miss May Bergin, of st. Louis. is the
guest of Miss Hendy. 344 Van Slyke court.
Mrs. H. f. Hubbell left Thursday for Clear
water where she will spend the summer.
Miss Eva Davidson. of Bedford street. left
Tuesday for trip on the Great Lakes
Mrs Harrington and Miss Harrington are
at White Bear lake for the summer.
Miss Minna Bartleheim is in Tramway.
Wis, the guest of Miss Kirkland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Monty. of Ashland
avenue. have gone to Lake Window.
Miss Losey. of La Crosse. is visiting Mrs
c. W. Bum at White Bear lake.
Miss Amelia Brown, of Poughkeepsie N. Y.
is visiting Miss Maude Blodgett.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Vaughn, of Mankato. were
in the city during the past week.
Miss Smith. of Duluth, is visiting the
Misses Fishbein. of Hague avenue.
Miss Hettie Proctor. of Dayton avenue
left last week for Washington, d. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer have taken the Wood
ward cottage at White Bear.
The Misses Clara and Julia Rossum spent
the past week at White Bear.
Miss Grace Benham is entertaining Miss
Gertrude Myers. of Red Wing.
Miss Hazel Smith is the guest of Mis-!
Shandrew. at White Bear lake.
Mrs. De Ossie of New York. is the guest
of Mrs. Arthur NJ. Wickwire.
Mr. and Mrs. II. w Fagley of Holly ave
nue., leave today for the East.
Mrs. E. E. Johnson, of Usage, To-, is the
guest Of Mrs T. d. Sheehan.
Mrs William Warner is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Rothschid
Mrs. John Dale is entertaining Miss Heller
Peabody. of Sioux Falls.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25

guests OF Mr.. Finlay last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Kane were guests Of Mr. md
Mrs. George Edgerton Sunday
Miss White. who has been CUES; a; Idvl-
Wild has returned to town.
T. White and Mss Jewett were guests ~
Miss Espy on Saturday. 7"'9'S u
Mrs. T. NJ. Trip entertained the Ladies,
Sewing circle Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew were guests OF NJ en5
Mrs. B.Xby Sunday. CIV
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Palmer were suc.ts O,
Mr.. and Mrs. Trip. We
Warren Spencer and the Misses Ref called
Mr.. and Mrs. James. Nagaw called oa
friends Sunday.
Mrs. shedd and daughter are visiting at
Fern Dell.
Miss Gertrude Ward is a guos, CT Mss
Dampier.
A. P Guy and Mr.. Whitem called on friends
Monday.
The Misses Sanders have returned froa,
Buffalo.
Mrs. f. w. Kies entertained a. cards THUS
day.
Miss Rouleau is a guest of Jennie Dobso-
Mrs. Windsor was visiting at Oak Dell.
Mss Kirren is guest of NJ SIS Edgerton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodd are at the Woodbinc.
Burglars entered the hotel Monday night.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25
PER SOEAIl.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Grotecoss Jr, of New
ork, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. JOS
W. Morgan, 376 St. Adams street.
Mrs. J. l.. Barnhart, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
was the guest last week of Mrs. n NJ. Dean
of the Lovene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Randall, of Mar
shall avenue, have gone to Hote! St Louis
for the summer
Mrs. Mark Holderman. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Vail, left last week for her
home in Fargo.
Miss Bohn. OF Winona. is the guest of
the Misses Bohn at their summer hoIae at
Minnetonka.
Miss Ethel Tay:or and Miss Mabel Bald
win are at Silver lake, the guests of Miss
Anne Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. lamar of Dayton ave
nue., have gone to White Bear lake for the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mohaupt are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Vaudeville, of
Chicago
Mrs. and Miss Hammersey were the guests
of Mrs. A. Nippolt at White Bear lake last
week.
Mrs. Mark Dodd. Of St. Louis was the
guest of Miss Gertrude Hanley the past week
Miss Lillian Wright leaves Tuesday for
Duluth where she will spend the summer:
Miss Martha Mentzel, of Elkador To-, who
has been the guest of Mrs Paul Kruger and
Miss Lizzie Zimmerman, left yesterday on
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25

Josephs hospital for the past ten days, has
returned to the lake
Dr. and Mrs. Dampier and DR.. and Mrs.
Johnson, OF West st. Paul, are at the Taylor
cottage, Lake Shore.
r. Martin returned from Chicago Thursday
Where he had been attending the photograph
ers convention.
Mrs; Brownwell and daughter are in the
Iooqrich cottage at Shady lane for the rest
OF the summer.
Taylor.
Mrs. w; S. Ryan and family were the guests
OF MIS- e. l.. Mabon, at White Bear, this
Mrs. subo:d. of Str Paul. is spending a few
f Besr with Mrs Rfe6e. of Chicago at White
IN. MRS. John Kellihergand Miss Hattie Keliher
VIII De the guests of Mrs. Stees this week.
Mr.. and MrsSg Benner and family, of Min
neapolis are staying at the Elliott cottage.
j. e. Middletop, et st. Paul. was the guest
OF A. &. Veritya Friday. at the Palace"
Mrs James Elliott and son. of Ellsworth,
MINI Inn spent the week at the Elliott cottage
MISS Mabel Vernon. of st. Paul, spent a few
days last week With Miss Louise Brown.
Messrs. B. W. Boutwell, and Grey V. Hail.
OF Milwaukee, are at "Johakika Camp"
Mrs: Doubleday, Mss Ruby Butcher and
MIS- Butler are atathe Cooper cottage.
Mrs. Robert Mangier. of St. Peter. spent a
Few days last week at the Fry cottage.
! Mrs. j. B. Ratigan. of Worcester. Mass. is
visiting Mrs. Wa,den at Lake Shore.
| The Misses Mfhniesand Grace Holloway will
spend coupleSof weeks at the lake.
Miss ShirIie Kei:her of st. Paul, is visiting
her aunt. Mrs SStees. of Lake Shore.
! DR.. ID. c. Jones. of North st. Paul, visited
| his mother at Lake Shore, Friday
w; r. Johnson and son Frank will camp
| at the lake for couple OF weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Porter, of Minneapolis,
! spent Friday at the Young cottage.
Miss Crary. of Red Wing, is visiting Mrs.
| III. L. Bryant, of Shady lane.
William Mangler and two sons are at the
| Fry cottage, Cottage Park.
Mrs. Ratigan is visiting her sister, Mrs.
| Walden, at Lake Shore.
| Mrs. J. H. Mayau was the guest of Mrs.
}. w. Mabon last week.
Mrs. J. F. Hebron is spending the summer
| at the Cooper cottage.
Mrs. J. II. Snider is visiting her son, G. H.
| Snider az White Bear
Roscoe Fowler left fer his home in Man
| katO Thursday.
! Miss Edith Elliott, of St. Paul viii spend