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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
At $780,:

Black Cancels Hair Coats silk lined throughout with fly
front
Black Kersey Coats silk lined throughout, trimmed with
stitched cloth, loose box front.
Diagonal Mourning Coats fly fronts silk lined through
Bedford Cord Goats lined throughout with taeta
silk dark brown velvet collar.
Black Diagonal and Black Cancels Hair Mourning Cape
lined throughout with heavy satin and ept silk and many
styles of the latest garments in stock.
will receive by Monday morning express Black Dou
bic Capes for Ladies of twilled wool cheviot three -
rolls braid that previOusycOst us srI8-these are to OQC
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Silk Hose. soc.

Pinis. Blues. Blacks. also Lisle-Thread'
both plain and drop-stitch. sold by Helm
rich 40 sSc. and 81. all In a choice of....5oc.
Ladies' Best Spun-Silk Finish Maco-
Yarn Hose. full regular imported Herms-
dorf dye. high-spiced heels, double soles
and toes: a pair for .......................ltc.
Ladies' Full REGULAR Imported Fast
Black Hose. Hermsdorf dye, double heels
ana toes. pair for ......................lic.
Ladies' Double-Heel Hose. fast black
n nafr for l-2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Note Paper.

We have sold / 200 pounls-1G3 200 sheets
of ONE SOFT Of Note amer in the last two
weeks, out sec the reasons:
Ladies Linen Note Paper, white or cream,
uuruled and ruled.
Correspondence Papers Of all kinds, Zoe a
pound quality heretofore unmatched iOr
.jc.
every size package NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q
There are 3 Qure, 20 tho pound. Wish
Monograms embossed 10 auy color on this
paper tor .jc Quire.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
The Corset Sale
that should set people talking like
our shoe sales.

Celebrated c. b. Corsets. OF our Il and
sl.2j styles and shapes, every $40 except
ing is and I'D. pair .....................5 %
About 20 Of the different makes OF Corse,s
that Heinrich sold Tor -l-fhese. .........lO
J.. ID. COrsets-Ihose sold 10y Heinrich
from - "a -3 pair, Tor ............... d. !. o
and 6 observation-disclosures. ,
Requisite Satin Corsets. sold from - o
81, s!z-s 20 and 20 only, apar .... - 30
Ihompson's - style Glove ittiug. hook,
heavily boned, pair ................s2.5
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
The Greatest Carpet-Selline
Occurs Here This Week.

Yard-Wide Ingram Carpet hah-wool
filling. extra heavy usual price 5sc-
for ........ .lac.
Ful-Standard Brussels Carpets. guar
anteed in every way. usual price &c.,
Tor .........
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24

Misses and BOYS Fast-Black Fun
Seamless Wool Hose. in plain and rib'
double heels and toes. regular SOC. kinds;
IL ~ .................2 CSC.
Misses and Poys' Fast-Back Rib Blcy,,
Gle Hose. full seamless. double heels ana
toes. regular price 25c.; pair for.....l'c.
Boys and Girls Fast-Black Full Seam
less Hose. fine rib. eouble heels and toes;
or,, size for l-2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
THE MAGIC STAMPING PAD,

which is a simple contrivance. whereby any
ono can stamp any pattern they may see
which strikes their eve in 2 newspaper.
magazine or book. or anywhere, for that
matter. aud transfer it instantly 10 glass,
china, celluoid, velvet, push. silk. saiin Or
any material whatsoever. without the use OF
paint. powder, hot iron, or pattern 10 b. af-
forwards cleaned. All theuntidiness. bother
and annoyance OF every previously invented
pattern stamping device overcome and IN
us stead clean, quick interesting process
that wi not blur or rub our. but which will
wash out. hese come IN packages @
pad and collection all for ......... ~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
MattingS.

60 small-auantity pieces such as H. l9'
1s and 2O wards. no matter what the quail
g.. ...............1Qc. yard.
Seamless Extra Heavy China Mattinss'
usual 25c grade. during this great Jagu-
Seamless Linen-Warp Mattings, usual
9sc quality. during this great January
sale ........... ffttf'- -'
FINEST g5c. Linen-Warp Mattings, dur
ing this great January sale ...........''lic'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Stamping Done Free.

Bring with you 10 our store any piece of
fancy work to be stampei together with
any pattern or design or insignia from any
newspaper or magazine, or from any other
piece of fancy work. and we will stamp II
free OF cost while demonstrating
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Real Swiss
TambOur Curtains.

no. i6s-i yards lons, were $3.50 now
SIS.
No. 2-i3-s IL yards long. were s. now
$3.50.
S6ls
$40.
No. 2fg-3 10 yards long, were N.9o. now
No. 772-3 IL yards long were $685. now
$40
No. i2HA yards long. were 'is, now -.
no. 6f16-8 l-2 yards long, wero w.
now 1855.
No. @u-31-2 yards long. were $50 now
S5.
pairs Point dEsprit RULED Curtains.
were S. now ............-...-..--.. .i-...
Embroidered Sash Curtains. were $50
a pair. now ............-. -..'--''..-'... ..@A
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Best Black Goods.

Not a single solitary yard but
that is guaranteed in every way.
Manufacturers and importers send
ing rs stock to sell have had many
pieces returned which we would
not offer up to our patrons at even
greatly reduced prices.
This weeks selling will be as follows:
New Camel-Hair Loop. full IL yards
WIDE for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .o3c.
New Roucle. best wool and camers
hair FUN 11-2 yards wide for. g.. sec.
Mohair Brocade. for skirts, hve new
patoruF. fun yard wide ................. &c.
scilian, the Sc. grade. nearly 1l-2
yards wide..................... ......-9c
Iupin's All-Wool Figured Armure ten
different patterns fun dress, black. resu-
lar soc. fcc1s... ..................- &c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
A Wrapper Sale.

The greatest Of lifetime, Our Wrapper
Department furnishes TO-DAY another proof
of the great saving IN our method of buyiDp
manufacturers entire stock for spot cash
our recent purchase of Wrapper mann.
iacturer's entire stock secured for US finest
garments al figures lower N price than sim
liar goods have ever been offered before
This will undoubtedly prove TO be tbe
greatest wrapper saving that any retail
store IN Richmond ever gave 10 the pubic
500 Light and Dark Calico Wrappers woke
back and front finished with beadinS nil
sizes aud col0rs. usually sold for
zoo Navy Blue and White and Black and
white Best Quality Calico Wrapners In
large and small figures, iull width. coo
usually sold for Sl................. OOS
Beautiful designs in flannellette Wrap
pers. cos,umed, yoke back and front and
Waite u pleat all sizes and shades, In.
Guiding the latest puppies, usually $50
sold for @l.2J. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. wv
Fine Wide Genuine Percale Wrappers,
DIRK colors aud black. with co!ored
stripes and white, usually cost 100
CLIO Tor ........ss.........s..
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
H0inriCh'S Finest Table Linens

brings such bargains as come but
once i'm many wears.
Double Satin Damask Table-covers'
6-inch colorod border. lleinrichs price
81. our price .S'''''
2-yard-wido Extra Heavy Double Satin
Damaek Helnrch's price. S.ao yard
our rrfco .......... .....................Sl.23.
Pure Linen Coiored nordered Dama-k
Towels f0c. value. flr .......-............tc '
Pure Linen Unhlcached Damask Table
Linen. -lr. quality. for ............'.'i- &c
1.-inch llc-chCd Cotton Twilied crash
TowolIng 81. quality for............l CSC
2C-inch Pure Linen pird-Eye Diaper
Ieinrlch's price. -oc yard, our price,
Turkish Crash. for chlldren's bibs. IL
inches wide. Heinrlch's price 2'c. yard
our price ......... ..........'-'''''''
2-yard-wlde Hieached Damask VIII
be ............
c)-inch-wide Dloached Table Damask,
sec.
le-inch Satin Damask Fringed Napkins
VIII he ...,....... .............'s's''''''' -
He.nrichs e 5-S Dinner Napkins WI
DC ....-..'... ................''''.
Heinrich's = and Ssc. Hemsutched
Damask Frinfed Towels viii be.....i'c'
Henrlch's g Damask Table-Coyers'
nearly three wards long. viii be,..".SLoo'
H,inrlch's co-nch Pure Linen sun
Bleachcd Damask Table Linen ''c-
quality. win be ....................')c. yard.
as Napkins to match sos quality, VIII
be ............ uoleh'
Heinrich's r25 Silver Bleached 6i-inch
Satin Damask Table Linen, will be
Sc yard.
: rs Napkins TO match $3.50 quality. VIII
BE- .......... ............sl75 20.
Checked and Plain Glass Doyies VIII
De ............ minimum. .....i i--c- each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
ll.n F 10 2 e Net4 -
S$190
with finest satccn
1929
If # :70C

10 pairs Boys Pants. black doeskln
only. made with patent Wristbands. ait
sold heretofore ar l5c durns tha sreht
January sale ........... .........-..'.....--'
The Finest of ATWOOD Imported Da.s'-
mere Pants. iu an sizes. made ep DID POI.
best shape. and have never soii l'l
than ST. during this great january a'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Pickings from Heinrich's Nc
tiOn Stocks.

&c Rick-Rack Braid. .................... lc
40c Rick Hack Braid. ..,..............Z e.;
25c Eick-Rack Braid. ..................l lie
&c Corset Laces. ............... ......lc
CSC Sill. Bone Casing. yards ........15c
Mlle-End Crochet Cotton. ..............3c
DC Toilet Paper. roll ...................lc
Ice Scented Toilet Soap. ................4c
25c Steel Shears. pair .................ltc
] indsay's Hose supporters. pair. = See
Hump Hooks ana yves. gro s......... lGc
&c COraline Dress Bones. .............1fc
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
White Goods.
Thirty cases for this weeks selling.

Thirty cases for this weeks selling.
Beautiful &c. Yokng. sale price....'O
Satfr-Ilnshed White Check MUS
lin 100 80
silks Nulls. In every shace.......... .s'c.
sheerest and finest India Linen, -
inches vide. ....'......''-'''. ~ -
3mO yards lie. Sheer Linen.
yard .....s.. .....''''.... ''''''
Entire case seven different patterns, OF
satin stripe and White Muslin. better
than most ioc quality the nd sc
Six special qualities finest White Dimi-
tics ................ s. 10. Is. 70. and PC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
4 Thousand Thanks, T friends,

Biggest shown under roof IN Richmond Three times
dared buy one time Cheaper than we ever
boned 70 buv or ever to buy again the chance of lifetime
thick grade which sells for Soc square yard VIII DC
for-yard-wide, yard wide 2yard wide5oc
The double canvabac grade which sells for yard
will sold for-yardwide 2yard-wide Quo
grade which sells for less than and some places or
3oc square yard will be sold ryard wide I9c T3yardwde
27c; 2-yard -wide... %; "''''''h0C
The made Linoeum back which sells for 622c square
ward will be sold foryardwde, 375c 2yard wide (5c
200 of durable good quality which usually sells for 25c
SQUARE will be sOdyardwde ~ yardwide 23c 2yd-
TdiJe .......-......3 SOC
100 best quality Ocoh Rugs 25c
100 best quality Ocoh Rugs, q yardWide I1yadong SIC
q Rolls Stair OlcIoth yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Separate Skirts for Ladies.

People wonder how we can make them
up. furnish Innings and all materials at such
wonderful small prices. Black Figured
Mohair skirts. lined throughout OOo
bound with Nelveteen. .............. OOC
Next heaviest grade, wider y L. 10
All Black Figured Alpaca Skirts, lined
and stiiened throughout full OF 90
width. velvet bound ........... - 90
Rough Bouce Skirts. blue and black. with
black loops. and solid black very wide,
latest shaped skirts made to sell Ga 70
for .5 our price ................ pO .OO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Fine Umbrellas.

The opportunity Of a lifetime 70
possess the finest kinds at the cost
of the most ordinary.
II Mems and Ladies' Genuine SpitaGcll
Six and some Gloria six Umbrellas.
with carved ivory and other high-cut
handles. were not Ovcr-priced by Helm
rich al 8 sale ere..,.................flg9 %.
Five OF the Finest silk Umbrellas made.
with pearl handles, overlaid with ster-
ling silver; Hcmrichs prices were 40.
CO Umbrellas Of pure silk-warp gloria.
heavy twill. warranted not to split. The
handles are OF natural twisted woods.
Heinrich sold for $3.50. sale here. &C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Rugs

ioln hands with the great selling going on
here now.
White and Gray Fur Rugs, full size.
$50.
Deodorized Fur Rugs. combination
colors. $3.50.
Largest Size Moquette Rugs. $3.50
Hearth-Sze Smyrna Rugs. S.25.
Reversible Bermuda Rugs. ! yard wide.
2 wards long unusual value for &c., spe-
cal ........... 900.
Extra-Heavy Brush Door Mats. usual
price Soc; special ........................2' c.
Best quality 81 Door Mats.............-lc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Gloves.

Black Cashmerette Gloves-you generally
nav l0c 30
Ladies' and Chidren'e Pure Wool Black
Cashmere Gloves, perfect IN color and quail
ity. equal to anybody's zoe ones. for. &c
.Ihe finest OF silk Corded Back Black
Cashmere Gloves. comprising Heinrich'5
entire stock Of SOC. ones. pair ........2jc
Fleeced lined Black Cashmere Gloves
for which you always pay twenty-five cents
pair. for :........la &c
aides finest Knit Woollen Mittens, jet
black. of which we have sold many hun
dred pairs at 25c.. Observation-Disclosures 0c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
The Last Of HeinriCh's
EmbrOiderieS and LdCeS

will in all probability be sold to-
morrow, as prices have been put
upon them that will create a pro-
found sensation, together with
some $1,000 yards of our own new
Embroideries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24

$50 yard Heayy-Cuin siAs. Win
wave satin stripes and exquisite hsui,s'
Will bee sold for.......-.....-.' -''''''''''''
s. yard Satin Duchess. with woven
des'rns-Cream. Iistt-fne. and i.''l,
viii be sold f1r......---.-.... .'-''''''''e'
S2G A-snk Black pre~s Net with
woven evening shades will be sold Tor
50c.
$50 yard Brocade SIX crinkle will
be sold f0r..........'...'''' ''''''''''''''''~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
inOth ? Manufacturer Dumps

1.4oO pairs Boys Pants 20 be sold mere
during the January sale. 49,. .,...,
10 IA years dark colors. "oonen' not
printed. just ....-.... --.. ,,-.,
suong Corduroy Pants. dark nl, use
color. thorourhly made cgs. ''e'' Jul e' Sos
size 10 a years--a PAIR loI...'''''''''''0'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
For Boys 3 to IS Years Of Age.

About 100 Double Breasted Winter Suits oil Fancy
Dark Cassmeres thoroughly lined and finished sizes
70 - wears usually costing up TO one dollar and Aai
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Evening Silks Half Price

and less-a clearing sale of our
own stock. \ quick response is
necessary. Samples sent anywhere.
An-snk crepe do Chine-Lsht-Biues.
Pinks- rnacs. and Nne-Greens-~ere
ssc.. now selling for........-........-... '''c.
81 All-snk Brocades-cream. Pink and
Lnac-win be sold for..................osc.
81 Au-snk Tanetas with satin strip 's-
PINK. Light-Blue. and Lilac-wili De- sold
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
AT $780,.

Coats fly fronts six lined tailor madehe very
latest
Tan Keey Coats heavily trimmed with black military braid
and gauntlet cuffs.
Black Kersey with stitched strapped large
and small pearl buttons
Black Kersey Coats silk lined throughout, trimmed with
military and small buttons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
HeInrich's Art Goods.

Stamped Linens, Plain Linens. Embroid.
| cry and Crochet aud Knitting Silks and
| Yarns Of all kinds--assortment IS still very
large.
Remaining stock Of Victoria Knitting
| Silk. CSC spOOls for ......................IJ 100
Butcher Linen Buffet Scarfs. ~ yards
long. with drawn thread ends and stamp
ed. ................ .......:.-:.....;. .l'e
Heavy Monte Linen splashers, knotted
| fringe and stamped in elaborate designs.-I'c
White Duck Art Squares, ~ inches square
and stamped. .............. ..:......'.; 90
All shapes and sizes Of Uncovered Pm
Cushions. slightly sh0pworn, Helnrlch sou
tor 2)c.. choice. ............ ....... go. ~
All Colors and Combinations Cotton,
Brainerd d Armstrong; 25-yard spool OF
Whip-Cord Twist. alb CO ors. tor .........9 &c
Large 25c sheets OF Wool Padding .lNc
Spanish Yarns. every color made, Hem
rch's price $50 pound, hanks 10 poull
Sale price &c hank or pound for. ..-,: 100
All the Finest Silks-filo, Roman, hope.
Twisted. Caspian. and other Shks-h
patent wrappers, every shade made. Helm
rchs price 5Oc dozen. Sale price OH0
dozen. 600. ........... :........'
About 50 Sofa Pillows. denim covered and
silk covered. ~ SOC. and Sl-less than one
third Heinrich's prices.
All kinds Batting, Canvas, Scrims. and
Fancy Work Cloths.
All kinds of Brads. Fringes, Cords for
braiding, Embroidery. and Crochetng.
Everything is 20 be closed out.
75c spools Embroidery silk for.......35c
SOC sp0ols Embroidery Six for.......2 90
Heinrichs Finest Worsted Zephyrs.
hank. .....................-. ........... go. &c
Bells and Crescents for Fancy Work, dif-
ferent colOrs. dozen. -........... 60
Stamped Duck Centre Pieces, ls-inch
SQUARE $500. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Fancy Chenille and silk Mixed Cord, that
sold from 10 to zoe yard, for............5c
Large size Embroidery Hoops. pair.....5c
Brass Rings, any size, dozen for.......1,9
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
Csc. a YARD.

Also. Pure-silk Ribbons. 3 1-2 TO Il
inches wide. including plain and brocaded
TaTetas and Moires. from darkest 70
lichtest shades. not a yard Of which ever
sold under 25c. for ..................12 l-2c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24

AT Domestic Counters.
sq-inch Fall Wrapper Goods darK-oiue
and black grounds, with white ngures'
- f-2c. quality, for SC. yard.
Henrietta-Finishod. Fast-Black Sa'ine'
Sc. quality. for &c. yard.
turkey. Red Calico Analine black hg-
ured, Sc. quality, for 7-Sc. yaru.
Chccked and Plaid Reps. &c. quality Tor
7-sc a yard. ut
solid Color Extra Heavy outing Cloth.
Sc. quality, for &c. yard.
yerd-Wide Extra Heavy Unbleached
Cotton. Be-. quality. for SIC. yard.
So quality Unbieached Jeans, IN REM
nants. for &C. yard.
Good Heavy Bed-Ticking for Sc. YARD
yard Wide Bleached Cotton slightly
soiled. for 7-Sc. a yard.
Extra Heavy Unbleached Canton ran
mel 20 inches wide. &c. quality, for BE-
yard. -, ,,,,,o IA
Minis. free from dressing, lOc. grace ior
&C. a yard. ,s.A
Sd Utica Bleached sheeting, zoe. widtn'
for 15c. yard. -e
Best 1-ic Indgo-Blue Calico '-oc' q
yard. ~,
Apron Bingham. all-size checks ana
coIors. for lac. yard.
1O-4 Round-Tnread sheeting. 7-sc'
1 yard. MI ~.
Q SIC. a yard.
Fruit of the Loom, yard wide
Bleached Cotton, sac.
Yard-wide Pepperell Bleached Jeans FOR
Zoe. yard. -,
T-tica 81 Unbleached Sheets, lsc. quail"
~ for &c. yard.
Cream Fleeced-Back Pique or outing
Cloth. was u 1-2c. yard, fer SC. yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-01-24
At $3.50.
At &3.75.

Al $3. rs.
Tan Irish Feze doubebreasted rundown collars and re-
veres fastened with handsome buttons.
Black Diagonal Reps trimmed with large and small buttons
Heavy Black Beavers, doubebreased with high rolling col
Tan Kersey Capes with sarpointed collar, trimmed with
stitched
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-03
PLEASURES PAST.

The golf match playing continued On the
roadside links yesterday afternoon, the two
who were pitted against each other being
Miss Ruth Hill and Miss Timberlake the
latter coming off victor. A week ago the
ladies entered for the prize contest. and
those having the eight highest scores are
now playing in match games as follows:
Mrs. T. L. Wann, who had the highest score,
played with Miss Horn, who had the next
best and won; Misses Stephenson and Hef-
felfnger. of Minneapolis, having the third
and fourth best, and Misses Forepaugh and
Merriam, having seventh and eighth best
have not yet played off, but viii do so some
time this week. Misses Hill and Timber
lake, who had the fifth and sixth best scores,
played yesterday, with the result as given
above.
met with Mrs. L. P. Ordway Thursday. The
meeting was the first of the season and
was preliminary to the meetings of the club
next week. The board elected for the COM
ing year is as follows President. Mrs Paris
Fletcher; first vice president, Miss Norrish,
of Hastings; second vice president, Miss Emily
Cochran; treasurer, Mrs. L. p. Ordway; sec
tainment committee. Mrs. Charles Clark;
chairman of programme committee, Miss VIII
. lis; chairman of membership committee Miss
Sturgis; directreSs, Mrs. Clinton Backus. At
the meeting to he held next Thursday tea
will be served and a social hour will follow
the programme.
The central committee of the Christian En-
House of Hope church Friday evening and
adopted a plan of conference somewhat diff
ferent from that hitherto followed. Instead
of the regular bi-monthly meetings of the
central committee there viii be table con-
ferences," meaning thereby that the societies
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-03
HAHIElNE.

Miss Tempe Griffith delightfully."- entertain
ed number of her friends on Friday after
noon. These present were: Mesdames
Atchison, Larsen Brink. Montgomery, Pattee,
Horner and Misses Webb, Henry, Hornsby,
Loag, Barker and Montgomery.
The Woman's Home Missionary society
will meet Thursday afternoon at o'clock
at the home of Mrs. Higgins. Different
Phases of School Work in India" will be the
topic.
The junior class of the university will
entertain the freshmen class to a reception
to be given tomorrow evening at the parlors
Of the university building.
Miss Lillian Gibson was hostess on Monday
evening to large number of friends. The
guest OF honor was Mr.. Bowden, OF Chicago.
The annual Epworth League reception to
the University students will take place
Tuesday evening in the University chapel.
The Woman's Christian Temperance union
VIII conduct meeting mis- afternoon at
o'clock. in the University chapel.
The Junior Loyal Temperance Legion will
hold their meeting on Tuesday afternoon at
$3.50, in the Ramline hall.
The Mothers meeting will be held Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock. at the home of
Mrs. j. B. Foltz.
Miss Weber very pleasantly entertained
friends at her home, on Minnehaha street,
last evening.
line, where she resumes her studies in the
University
Mss Clara Funk will leave soon for an
extended visit with her sister in California.
MIR. and Mrs. c. 1. Humphrey are spending
a few weeks n Mlbank, S. D.
Mrs. c. 4. Cook. of Eau Claire, was the
guest of Mrs. W. T. Rich.
Mrs. Julia Lage, of Dubuque, is visiting
at the home of Mrs. Harper.
Rev. Mr.. Cowgirl is an attendant at the
conference at Winona.
Mrs. D. w. Harper had as guest Mrs.
Long, OF Pennington.
Mrs Hoyt entertained her daughter. Miss
Hoyt, of Hastings.
DR.. George H. Bridgman is spending few
days in Winona.
Miss Ora Barman is spending a few days
at River Valley.
Rev. and Mrs. McKaig are visiting friends
in Fergus Falls.
Mrs. Fred NJ. Grant has returned from
Fort Dodge.
Mrs. McCallum is spending week in
Iowa.