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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12

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tdIleBli6er Muiter in Gleioer.
ldn9cn. feline 5pei 9lei6en: ieoes
1T i4On uno 1T cine quite Of..
terte; Sic rperoen cine quite
Nlswabl impprtirte Gooerts
tlnoen, en9Iii6e Gurls, ieioene
llro luollene Wirtures. Matte.
laille. feline Sourettes uno tuf-
TED gffetts, tbatid6Ii6 qQss.
mas neu uno piinidens,pert6
III. ,piro man borrdtbi9 finoen;
anniperfariums 9reis, per
Muter. 500.
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Sie Semti6cm &atbolifen
SoWa's lit Sc WarS.
Scr Scftplat ,lno bic 9ife Der att
prirnbcn Yrieftcr unn Selegatcm.

Ser SeItort, ipel6en bic bsutI1en
Satboliten Soua's fir lire Sweite &C.
al=SerIammIung getudblt baben,
1T betanntli9 bic Staot Sc Wars in
PlDmOut9 County, OIL Der weItliden
@ren3e bon Soma. Sir oeuti6e &a=
tboliten nidt, MIR Sopa's iunoern oes
@eitens iiberbaupt muBte, oieie @abl
cine ipmpatbii6e isin, oenn Sc Mars
lit cine Der SO1burgen oes oeutideu
SatbOlisismus. Sbi6ou oieielbe
Siuar ni6t bon 9atbOliten 9egriincei
wuroe, 10 5dblt lie unter ibren eriten
@inwobnern cine beoeutenoe 3abl
oeuti6er, tatbDliider Namen, welbe
meiitens Surembur9ern uno @ehfa=
len a%n9ebOren, bic BON Saflon unr
Dubuque So. aus mad &c Mtars 90
gen. Die Staot nabm iDren er Iten
Nufidwuas, als reibe @n9ldnoer, bier
piel 8elo in Spetulationen nit Ider-
ldnoerelsn in Der umSe9eno anle9ten.
Sbi9Ou bic Seui6refen= nno bic Sem:
psrensplage mebrere Sabre binourd De,
Gntwidsluns Der Staot iebr binoerlit
paren, 10 bat Sc Mars troy oieie,
S9wieriStsitsn idOne 5Orti9rltte 81
per5eidnsn 9ebabt.
SIM Sabre 1872 turroe bic erlte
Stride aus Sols in einem @ittum bon
so older auf idOn 9ele9ener SObe er'
baut; 1876 perldugert. Sn 1884
trsnnte ii6 Der irii6e She'll Der Sc
meinOe uno bic Seutiden bauten eir
9atteins8 ebduoe, oas an bic $l8, 000
toitet. Die @emeinoe bat cine quite
tatboliIde Sdule. Shwelternwobnuna
uno P~farrbaus etc.
Yfarrer, Der bliibenoen ct. SOIepbs.
@smeinoe lit
Ser bod 10 ii rbi9e 9ater
IloDs Weis,
pelder Ieioer in ben iebten paar 9fo'
naten BON 2eioen beim9eiu6t wuroe.
pel6s ibm arobe SdmerSen bereIteten,
Eerislbe lieB ii1 in eoelmiltbi9er MeiN
ieoO6 nidt ourd bic ll%nannebmli9'
Seitelt. pel9e bic SOrbereitun9sarbei
ten fir ben SatIOlitentaa ibm peri0n'
lid auisrle9ten, abi9reden, iOnoern e
bat ss 9ewuBt, I'M Gereine nit Del
ielbitloien Witwirtun9 oes bo6lp. So
ter Bruno bon @ltOu, ST., uno De-
eolen uno arbsitsluiti9eu tatbOliidel
2aien ieiner @smeinoe, gQes 81 eInen
i6Onen gmpfanse Der 9ele9aten Uni
@dits auf bas geirieoisenoite berSu
ridten.
IS 1T uus islbitoeritdnoli6 MID
mO9li9, in bieier Nummer i6On iibe'
bic 9erbanolun9en bcs Ct. goniIa
us=Yunoes ODER Der &atbolitenta9v
al beri6ten. @ir laiien einItweilel
bier bic 2ifte Der Prister uno Sele9a
ten folssn, ME iie ii6 9e9snwdrtil
felt.
Der beutide, tdtboliide Glerlls il
aablrei9 eri6ienen, pie es fOlsenO'
Namensliite Sei9t:
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anniperiariumssS ferten in 9innen.

Trilbe. nelte @aaren, pelde mir
talITtcn. ebe bic Sin9lep.gia paIIirte.
3oSollaes. rein leinenes cream Sa.
mast. re3nlGrer Yreis 28c,
AnnlosrI ariumsUertaufspreis .224e
85c cream leineues Samast, nele
Wtulter; @nniOerIariums.Y reis 6Gc
98c 9eblei6tes, leineuss Samost,
70 SOL brett; 9lnnioer lariums.
gertauis=Yreis zoo
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Sm %bcrfaufcn.

Cine 200 ater Sarm inter Gultur, inner
balb lebs Weilcn uou Ye WarS, Blpm ortl
90, So, 81 iebr annebmbareu geoln9uu
gen. @lte auben9ebGuoe, feiues 8aiier
pradtpoue Na6bari6ait. msiiteus SeutI6
Jules 1T, bis auf tleiue @eibeu, inter Gul:
TN. Z. @. Struble, &c Wars, Ga.
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SUPERINTENDENT.
GS aibt cine &laKe 9cutc,

bic bur6 ben @ebraH6 bes 6aiiee S9oSer
leioeu. &iirSlib wuroe in aue Grocery
StorcS ein ueues FrGparat eiugciiibrt, &C.
uaunt @raiu:O wel6eS bon reinen 6ornerll
gemadt ut ulo wel6eS &aiiee eriett. Ner
empiiloli6ite Wta9en nimmt IS obne Ses
l6ueroeu al uuS mr g9eni9e tOuueu eS Don
1aiiee wuteri 6eioeu. GS fcitet ui6t mebr
oils sin Siertel oeS Freiies pon 8aiies. 8iu.
Der fOuuen es nit 9robem gtuten triuten.
15c NIB 25c per Ratet. Serlu1eu sic eS.
Sra9cu Sie ua6 @raiusO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12

lin mcitere MittbeilunGen tusroe
man Iid an Better Reiter 232 SuoIon
9lpe, oosr al NitOluus MOlitor 24O
NtObQwt Str, Chicago, 81.
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&Mrct,tb ntgti1es.
9erciut9te Staaten.
Wo9trG9lt d.
Gruiroriate &uinabmrsrblBren.
(N d d.

Ser 2ursmbur9er unterItiBun9ss
@erein BON Der 9torOIcitc in Chicago.
ST., bat beIbloRen ooB bis ouf g8slteres
ncue MtitQlieoer CUR Salite Der blsberI=
gen @ebiibren in ben Terein Ollt9en0n1
men meroen t0nuen uno 5rpOr tple tOl9t:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12

Sele9atens2ife,
NltOn-St. Soiepbss Sereiu.
Sbeo. Nrens, z. Sranten,
u. Selperoan9, 81. 6oo6,
s. Sbelen, s. SmboeIer.
9altown-St. Sran;isfuss9 sreiu.
). Meper, e. Srenter.
Garrou-St. Geter nnb Saul. Gereilt.
Sapio Netterneier, Wt. S6mi9.
GascaOe-St. Marien: 8erein.
Sobam Sauler, .. SeIber.
Sapehport-7St. SoiepbS. @ereir.
g. &o88e, ,.. Geo. &plters.
Subuque-St5Soi epbss 3peis D. S5ues.
Better &louer, Soborn 9teien,
Gilbert Bitter, saul Sraut.
Subuque-St. Qloyiiusz Gcrein.
2Silbelm Wsuier, Heter Setb,
Sobom ateter, Soiepb Sites,
Otto Gie9er.
Subllque-SS. EiIS= 2lp6ouluS: Bereiil.
Setter SoiImanl, Y. S6uler or.
2S. @looeu, Surl Sbumos.
i. Sortm0nn, =. u. S6rooer,
Is. u. BOlter, Z. @onuer,
i. 9idS, u. Gonier,
W. Sutfer, 81. S6mitt.
W. W. 9OIfr:onu, Soi. Ealeu.
9ubuque-St. S~tspban5s3 peisuereiu.
W. S3lSef, 3. Sofimann,
Nic. @n9sl.
Subuque-St. Stanislaus Siilal. .9er.
@ilbelm @ro6e, 3. =. gne6le.
Subuque-St. SonifatiuS SSiinsl. .gerein.
Sran; StOlteben, &arl @iIberbins,
Rep. q. @oeoin9.
Spsrsuiue-St. Srou;isfuSsS erein.
q. Si9nann, 7. Gosbrood,
y. Sreymanll, u. NepeuS,
i. Wieoing, W. S1emmcl,
". NepenS, %. Stodner.
9. Srlmm.
Sort Mnbiion-9. 81. 6. Il. g.
Sr. Wilteu. '.a
@tlbertspiQe-St. 2aurentiuss gercir.
WR. ambroie, s. .Sarrig,
9. Suu9erS, y. Nenn1erS,
:. Wau9erig, j. NCiien.
X @uttenbery-St. Glemeuss Gcrein.
lSinceut Dnnt, Sbeooor gerl5,
gSilbelm WtiiQer.
gnttenberS-SerS Seiu 6. Il. 9.
9. GilerS, 80. Miaer,
Geors Mobrbauisr, 3. gunt,
SNI(uU SII'HNty ~ SWHttVkl.
Sauerbia-St. Soiepbss Ssreim.
Sr. SabIbof Soiepb &nnfel,
Gbriit. Neurotb, &D. 8oppert,
Sermann Sopel.
2uremburg-St. NifOlan8s 9erein.
9. Seuter, s. Sin9iang,
9. s. Wteiers.
Momt Garmel-St. Warien=@ erciu.
j.. 9teumeier, 3beo. SIestes,
@. S9ueler.
1New Samptou-St. Ssrnarbs gerein.
$. 6oi6la9.
Hsp Sompton-St. aloyiius. gerein.
y. Yercnoieu.
gteu Siemna-St. 8oniiatiuss gereiu.
q. Hrauu, i. Gerteu,
i. Otei6G, g. Is. Spel,
y. &oSte, 8. @cbr.
gtortb g8aibiuston-St. Mi6acls. 9crein,
VI. SalteS, T. 9ent9eS.
0OebOIt-St. Soiepbs= Sereiu.
6hr. Bauer, Sdcob Bauer,
Sobann Sin9es, Soiepb Giuaes,
Sobaul 3l9maun.
Siiiau-St. gouiiatiuS: Gereiu.
e. 2. Meper, S.S. Sbmis.
ftltlouUlY-Sl ptltl u. NuUlS Se(ell.
j. &loitermanI, Geo. RefS9er.
Remieu-St. Mariel: &ereiu.
s.. Abmouu, u. &ep,
VI. SGnieu. s.. Uteiuert,
u. 9. Weiuer, Com. 0eiler,
9. g9idte
@oIeQe-St. SoiepBs. &ereiu.
Soicpb Srieomanrr, 3. Y. Soeuig.
ct. 0onatus, ct. Soiepbs. Yerein.
8. =. 9erri9, ). =. chambers.
ct. 9ucus--St. 9ucOSaS ereiu.
SoBam &iumann, &beobor YUKON.
GberriQs Mounb ct. 8iuss Sereiu.
s. @u9Ier, =. StiumuntsS,
9. S6ueIer.
Siour Gitp-St. gouiiatius. Sereiu.
y. S%rauu9er, &. Geder,
Is. Ranfe, Is. Wegcr.
GempletOu-Ser; Seiu:S ersiu.
Geo. glerI, Solepb sangcI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12

- 8. .. Granben, oeutl6sr globofat
uno Not0r, 3immer 4l3 Sfices8e.
bQuos, 8. uno Wtain.S traBs.
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Dem &c Murs SerOIo' entNebmen

Herr Sobu ggoguer pOu G4ico8c trot
uub elmer 3w0hentIibeu TeIuhSre'le PEI
iejlem Nluoer 4Seter 81 Spen9 1pteoSr Die
Ecimrciie al. = So9u lit INNER nod Sun9'
eeieuc, trOeOcm eS i6Ou i'll sIoom's Setter
hen, SuR e8 nlbt gut lei, baB Der Wtenl9
outtu bleibt,-wjr bdttcH lbM pIel me9F
Courage Su9etrout.
- Qutou Norri3 (de Bartringer) pat
g. @en0ler'8 6Orm III Sobnlon &opnlptp
oeputbtct uuo miro Oieistbe no9lte 2So0e
bc;tcbcu. .So6u @cngler bat ben Wteg9erS.
Iooeu uon QSm. Eroit III Merrill 9etalItt Hlo
miro ooS Sleii6er9ei6Git bCtretbeIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1897-10-12
Gtone Stir, So, 7. Oft '97.
@ertbe Rebottiou!

Serte MAor0en prrSe SobW @ernimont
non eiuem i6Deren llu9lii6 8?troten. -So3l
mar bier i'm StciubrIb bei60ttl8t, Stetle
Io5Qubrc6cn, ols er AMI einen @autel StetIle
bcruuterficl ulo 3pei i6wcre @unoeH am
Hopie buuontru9. Gr Wuroe 9Iet6 5iIl1
Noftor no6 @lomoia 9efobren, meI9er pm
bic I9uuoel ,uilGbte. Sobn piro cine 3elf
lana orbeitSuNiGbi9 icin. - Satob sans,
wel6er bic poor lepteu Sabre bier i'm Stelll-
brl6 urbeitete, bat Dor ell pNor No6en me-
Oeu ieiuer Weiuuobeit ellle Reiie no9 letlIer
GlteN 1eunotb GOnnin8en an0etretCit.
A6tUnSspou,
6ront Beg.
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site Der 10 enoen
Prie Il e +.

&t. 9teu. SacObuS S6weba3, Ga Groiie,
Step. g. e. Saumouu, Dubuque,
Reu. u. 8osbiu9, Dubuque,
&ep. i. @oeoiu9, ct. 9ncas,
9tep. =. 9riufmauu, @utteuberg,
Rep. Z. q. 8rune, Mltou,
&ep. Y. 9obberiteiu, Dubuque,
Rep. %. Sonobue, Sawaroeu,
9ep. g. Sortenbrof, Jtew Sampton,
Bern Rep. u. N. Seer, Spersuile,
0teu. Z. q. @erlemaur, Siour Gitp,
Nep. y. Selling, NiQep,
&eu. q. =. @rdbi9, Srio9ewater, q. O.,
&ep. Il. Trep, Goiele,
Asu. q. Se9euber9er, ct. Silian, Winn..
Reu. q. Summert, @arIin9,
8ep. u. Srerler, GortSmoutb,
Rep. Z. Soppmann, ct. Boul,
&sp. ), SusSmann, SosboIt
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fep. 8. 7. Soiimann, 9libtou,
ltep. I. 8crn, Sort MabiiOu,

&eu. 8. T. Soiimann, aibton,
&ep. i. 6crn, Sort Wabiiou,
Ateu. 6. @rieier, Wuscotine,
Hep. z. Gtut, Yaltton, @. D,
Neu. IS. -. GuebrSmoun, Oct. Carmel,
6ep. W. WfcGartbp, Sifiau,
Rep. 6. Ntc9taap, Seyesiorb, g. O.,
Reu. s. Nate, Carroll,
Rep. 8. %gtemmers, @ilbertspiue,
0ep. y. =. Meis, sc Wors,
Rep. j. %. O6erbroetlius, 9iremburs,
9teu. &. u. Bape, 9tclu Gieuua,
Mep. %. q. Gape, Yocabontas,
0teu. s. i. @robit, Nortb @aibinston,
Rep. Solepb S6ulte, @rcabia,
Nep. 9. S6ulte, Semplstou,
Neu. s. S6ulte, &emien,
0tep. 6. S9lueter, SapcrbiG,
Reu. 8. &riB, Dubuque,
Jfep. y. Srumm, Sospers,
0teu. ~. Sbilt9en, &c Mtars,
6ep. y. Ban Der Berg. Serou cafe, Minn
Jtep. y. Weber, Solem. G. 8.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-09
REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

and Mrs. F. G. Ryder, of 317 Prescott street.
about fifty people being present. The evening
was passed in music and dancing. Music
was furnished by T. Finnerty and J. Do
herty, guitar and violin Refreshments were
served at midnight. Those present were
Crosby, Mr. and Mrs. T. Fahey, Mrs. K.
grove MissD. .r-amnH HobihoRrut,D trliXzhh tTfi
johnson, Mrs. M. Kennedy, Miss Lizzie May
and Willie May, Misses Nellie and Mary
Cosgrove Mary and Lizzie Sullivan, Agnes
Doherty, Sarah Fahey Lizzie Reerdon, Mamie
Ashe, Lizzie and Maggie Griffin, Agnes Du-
prey Burdett MCGUIRE Maggie Regaa, Mary
Hetherson Nellie Brown, Anna Fowler, Rose
Ryder Nora Mack; Messrs. M. Starr. kane,
c. and M. Connolly, j. Foster. e. jenkins
]. Kennedy, P. Maloney. NJ. Roach j. Col
Earl Rollins, Charley Johnson.
Master Charles Heenan was pleasantly sur
prised by a number of his young friends
Thursday evening. Music and games were
the features of the evening. Among those
present were the Misses Mary Ryan, Gracle
Allen Annie Amort, Agnes Loque Rae, Allie,
Annie Gray, Mary Boyle. Eta and Evaiine
Dee; Masters willie Gray, AL Vervais, John
Pearce, James McEllroy, Tony Ryan, john
Boyle, Reuben Dee, Willie Brady.
Mrs Wallace, of West Fifth street, enter
tanned MINNEAPOLIS and St. Paul ladies on
Wednesday afternoon. The rooms were PreC-
ti!y decorated. Prizes were won by MRS
Miller, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. Delno' MIS-
Runion, Mrs. Stetson and Mrs. You'd
Mrs. Flood, Of Collins street, entertained
the Lincoln Euchre club Wednesday after
noon. Prizes were won by Mrs. Fontain, Mrs
HAYES. Mrs Floody and Mrs. You'd.
The Jackson Drew Mothers club was en-
tertained Wednesday with d reading by Mrs
Whitcom and talk by DR.. ]. McLaren.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-09
Or FUTURE INTEREST.

The young people of First Baptist church
are making elaborate preparations for So
cial and strawberry festival to be given IN
the church parlors Thursday evening. The
refreshments will be in charge Of the Young
Ladies W. L. G. society, including Misses
Griggs, Northrop Gates, Mcdonald, Colburn,
Cullen, Halton, Lowe and others Tne mu-
sill numbers will be furnished by Mrs. Hal
lowell, Miss Hail. Messrs. Northrop and But
terick. No admission The proceeds viii DC
used for the purpose OF renovat-ng the sunday
school rooms.
The women of the Sewing Society of the
PEOPLES Church have arranged a japanese
entertainment to be given Tuesday at the res
idence of Mrs. Howe, S21 Paramount avenue.
Their will be a paper on China and songs
and recitations. under management OF MRS.
Monty, of Ashland avenue.
A dancing party will be given at Central
hall, Sixth and Seventh streets, Friday even
ing. May 2S by Division No. 3. Daughters OF
Erin. The arrangement committee consists of
Mesdames Sessions, Distler. Cummings Gavin,
Mitchell, Misses Cook, Mccall and Tray.
The regular monthly meeting of the Home
and Foreign Missionary Society of Plymouth
Church will be held Tuesday, at o'clock,
with Mrs. S. S. Crooks, 6i5 Central Park
place. Subject ga Half-Hour in SPAIN"
Led by Mrs. Adde Bixby Upham.
The annual meeting of the Association of
the Babies Home of St. Paul will be held on
Monday, May 10, at ii a. M, at s46 Lincoln
avenue. to which all contributors and friends
of the institution are most cordially invited
Vesta Lodge No. 8, Daughters of Rebekan,
will give an entertainment and-hop in ODD
Fellows hall, Fourth and Wabashas streets,
Friday, May 2S Mrs. Penny is chairman OF
the arrangement committee.
The Young Christian Soldiers of st. Glenn
ents Church are preparing for large mis-
s:onary meeting to take place the middle Of
this month.
The annual meeting of the board of man
ayers OF the Babes home will be held Mon
day morning at the building en- Lincoln ave-
nue..
Eureka Lodge No. SO, D. of H. will give
progressive euchre party Thursday evening,
in Central hall, East Seventh street.
Acker Relief corps Will give entertain
ment Monday evening in Central hall, Sixth
and Seventh streets.
Miss Whitridge gives a recital and re-
ception Monday evening at her home on
Pleasant avenue.
The women of st. Louis church will give
a musicale soiree Thursday evening in Gre
tin hall.
The next meeting of the Lincoln School
Auxiliary to the School Union will be held
Monday. -
The Junior circle. Kings Daughters meets
Monday with Miss Bend on Summit avenue.
The Ideal Euchre club meets with Mrs Dr.
Davis, Of Goodrich avenue, Thursday.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-09

Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Bundy
at the Fort.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Mailer, of Vir-
ginia avenue, entertained the Kan
garoo club Thursday evening.
The annual meeting of the Collegiate
Alumnae association took place last
evening in Minneapolis.
ST. Paul people attended the informal
hop at the fort Friday evening.
Miss Barry gave pretty reception
at the Aberdeen last evening, closing
her season. She leaves shortly for the
seashore.
Mrs Oliver Dalrymple, of College
avenue, entertained at euchre yester-
day afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Minerva S.
Emerson to DR.. Knox Bacon takes
place Tuesday, May 18, at the Edger-
ton residence on Seventh street. The
wedding will be a quiet one. DR.. and
Mrs. Bacon will go for a short trip,
and will reside in st. Paul. Miss Emer-
son is the granddaughter of the late
Judge Albert Edgerton, and DR.. Bacon
is chief surgeon of the Chicago, st. Paul
and MINNEAPOLIS railway. He mas Deen
a resident of st. Paul for three years,
and has large circle of warm friends.
Mrs. Henry Schurmeier entertained
at luncheon yesterday at her home.
Maj. and Mrs Tucker gave dinner
at the Town and Country club Tuesday.
Thursday, in the Church of the
TRANSPORTATION, New York, took place
the marriage of Mrs. Mary Stevens,
widow of John Stevens, of Holooken, to
l.. H. Hyde, a New York lawyer. Mr..
Hyde was the legal adviser of Mr..
Stevens, who died about two years ago.
Rev. George G. Houghton, Of Trinity
church, HoboHen, officiated. Mr.. Hyde
is the cousin of Mrs. George IG. Selma
bel, of White Bear, and visited in st.
Paul few years ago.
|, Mrs. Maj. Tucker, Miss Noyes, Fred
Bigelow, R. c. Holbert and Harry Davis
took dinner at the Town and Country
club last evening. There was party
out from Minneapolis
The opening game at the new golf
links on Summit avenue was not fin
ished yesterday owing to the rain.
Many of the members did not go out on
account of the threating clouds. There
will be games at the links every day
during the summer.
The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-09

ters are settled in their summer home, sIdyl-
wild
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wardkies and family
are occupying Their summer cottage, "Cozy
Cove
Mr. and Mrs. George Hallowel. and c.
Northrope were on the grounds last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Gale, of Saltwater, are set
tied in Their cottage of last summer.
Miss Hawthorne, who was guest of Mrs.
c.. A. Prescott, has returned to town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Sidney of st. C'oud
spent few days on the grounds.
MIR. and Mrs w. Patterson and sons are in
their home on the peninsular.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Bixby have taken Bunker
Hill No. 81 for the season.
Mrs. D. D. Stone, of Minneapolis, spent Fri
day at the Temple cottage.
B. B. Thelan has taken the "OneHorse
Store" for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. IN. Tripp are occupying
their lake font cottage.
Ms. ]. J. Dobson and daughter Elouise
have gone abroad.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Murray have taken a
lake front cottage.
]. D. Blake. of Minneapolis is building
a new cottage.
The Saints" will occupy their cottage Of
last summer
Harry Bennett will be at the Bixby cottage
this summer
Miss Jennie King was guest at ssDaisy
DelP' last week.
Mrs. Alfred Duferense spent few days on
the grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Prescott are at home to
their friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A Reid are occupying
coax Dell"
Mr.. Louis Kepling has taken lake front
cottage.
Misses Murray and Mathies were callers
Sunday.
Mr.. Summers is in his cottage of last sum-
nier.
Mr.. Tully Sanders has gone West.
]. Wingate is on the grounds.
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successful ice cream social at Pioneer hall
on Friday evening. Quite a number were out
from the city to attend.
The o. and c. Cinch club met with Mrs.
Z. I'll. Bouren On Thursday afternoon Tho
prizes were won by Mrs. ]. Havekost and Mrs.
John Luger Jr.
Milton Hathaway, formerly of this village.
but now resident of Hastings, has been call
ing on friends the past week.
Mrs. w. ID. Goodell and daughter PHYLLIS
left for Ann Arbor, Mich. Wednesday to re-
side permanently.
st. Marks Lutheran church will give an ice
cream and cake social at Hotel Morton to-
morrow evening.
Mr.. Wetherington and Miss Steiger of St.
last Sunday.
Mrs. j. g. Tracy, OF Staples, Mimi. was
renewing old acquaintance during the past
week. p'0'
j.. P. Bonnett, of Minneapolis, was a CUES.
Oh j. Il. Hageman and family last Sunday.
j.. M. Hjermstadt, wife and son were guests
or friends portion Of the past week.
Ned Chergwin left for Grand Rapids. Mich,
on Wednesday for visit
j. W.. Groetsch is visiting in Henderson
this week.
A. Hanson has returned from Red Wing.
Mrs. H. ]. Muller is visiting in Winona.
George Tracy was caller Monday.
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occupi d fer the summer ty S. ]. Gottscheime' :,
who viii be out next week.
Mr.. Wilkinson and family are at the lake
for the summer, and are occupying their
cottage on Moorhead avenue.
Rev. c. d. Andrews, of Christ church,
preached at St. Johns Episcopal church last
Tuesday evening.
The Presbyterian church gave very en-
joyable social in the lecture rooms Thurs
day evening.
George Marco has sold his home to George
Bardsley, and will soon depart with his family
for Illinois.
A. M. P Cowley, president Of the First
National bank, will spend the summer at
Dellwood.
The Schneider cottage at Bald Eagle will
be occupied by S. M. Carley this summer.
A. B. Ovitt president of the cycle associ-
alton, will be at Delwood' this season.
The Misses Ward of Gladstone, visited
friends at White Bear last Sunday.
F. E. Hemstreet and wife are occupying
the Verify cottage for the summer.
c. w. Sevillea and family, of Minneapolis,
have engaged house at the lake.
H. T. Drake will return to his summer
home on Manitdu island next week.
George C. Power and family will spend the
summer in their Dellwood home.
l. A. Grant and family are occupying the
Ramsden cottagd at Rtld Eagle.
Mrs. Shandrew Of st. Paul, will occupy the
Hannah cottage for thf summer.
]. B. Tarbox and family will occupy their
island home next week.
j. J. Lomen will occupy the Roberts cot
tage for the summer.
o. L. Taylor 4eturnsa to the Island with
ms nare la@,s nsHlroa Guy Halliday satur
day and Sundays
T. W. 1ngersdA is eccupying Birch lodge
at Dellwood-
Mr.. Horst is ii his summer home at White
Bear Beach. sg5st
Mr.. Harley and family sare at White Bear
Beach again:
E: W. Pete Will occupy his Island home
next week. >@S
W. L. Pierce will occupy the Bungalow at
Bald Eagle.
Tracy Lyon and family are in their island
home again.
The Ramaley cottage will be occupied by H.
P. Moore.
Miss Fulton and Cooper and Andrew Full
ton have returned from California. where
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public school local union was formed
by citizens of the Park on Monday evening
John F. Merrill was elected president, Miss
Lucy Bolton vice president and Mrs. e. B.
Hubbard secretary and treasurer
ball game between Manchester and the
Central high school teams was played on
Tuesday afternoon on the campus Score. 20
to 6 in favor of Manchester
DR.. c. w. Davis occupied the pulpit Of the
House of Hope church on Sunday morning
Rev. E. A. Scoville occupied the pulpit OF
the Presbyterian church
game OF base ball was played between
Manchester and Hamine ON Friday afternoon.
The score was 2S to s in favor of Manchester.
A large number of Park ladies' attended the
annuel meeting of the primary institute held
at the First Baptist church on Tuesday.
A meeting of the members Of the Presby.
terian church was held on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. G. A. Hunt.
DR.. and Mrs. Wallace gave the first of
series of receptions to the senior class of
the college.
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Cottages are being built, also the bicycle
path, which is nearly completed. The hotel
has changed hands, 1t will be opened about
May Is, and all anticipate prosperous and
delightful season.
The lake season at Mahtomedi has again
opened. Though it be early in the season,
many people are enjoying the gayehes that
make summer delightful.
Mrs. Sanders, Mr.. Clarence. Mr.. Tully.
Miss Lulu and Miss Grace Sanders en-
joying their summer cottage.
Mrs c. B. McCartey, who has been spend
ing few years in New York, is occupying
her summer home.
Mrs. Swan spent Tuesday on the grounds
A. potato roast was given on the shore
Thursday evening.
Mrs. M. M. Bunker, Mr.. and Mrs. R. J.
Reid and Will Dampier are guests at the
Dampier cottage.
Mrs.. Brant, OF White Bear, has taken the
hotel for the summer. Many improvements
have been made. ~.
Mr. and Mrs. Trumbull Mr., and Mrs. Dres-
en- and Mr.. and Mrs. Gorham spend Sunday
at Wodob.ne.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson have purchased the
Skillman place. where they will live this
summer.
Mrs Teeple, Miss Marie Teeple and Mr.
George Bookstayer are settled in Alfareta
lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dampier and daugh-