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Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Om at ipiic pco Seneetio
Ct LEI WnaItib ba or life ifaocligt
men bet itnrfer.

"GotioraI 0rueeiit" for December
eitueipsr en- artiieI, iom l%ietitte itettel
SbspritR ON, at bet sr Iiaosli9t al
iptis tent en- Qftsuen. 5oriuttsrsn en-
tIGrtr snboa. at mango 9%Crioner, ION
peebliper Of p1rs ipintIs og dftrGiteoe.
iroes al orpenet Soriigtiolto mel
Dict pio., for en- flor Del ian ies'
@runesn osrtiI / panemRs'is aiholoen'
heb fra at unbc RrringsmioIer, fort
FIR be eddr tiliengs. gan Tiger, ION
iunot CT, at 5niiCIoeisn lGrsr os. Of UNI
Der Sennen iop.liom / paagen Silfant
foreedor Der en- uafbruot lloionbrinp
fra 2eg,met 9iennsm bets 9orer, oa
osrior maa BET iun FINES logtit, al
Spii,tiotn ber inorsttss meo Senbli'
btrpaa. Den 6sSs, man nposr ON
Yiiooae,n cher tiolig paa Gitensn, er
iGopanIie fororist fer snsr pso ben
Sib, mar eaar tilisn9s; men Yrocess
fen meo 5orpunoIina al 6cbsn til Or
qurtFt Rprin9 fer 2e9smst pebbIioer |
Here Simsr sfterpaa, % hpor mar gadr
tiIienas meo en- tom Wape, forpoleer
esnrs Sorpanblinosproces SgOnlssKr
% en- ]unrorsnois 6prsbeIis al Strait.
"gQe Gnore S~iabniuQsr sno Werns'
itst," bsmRrter 6orfattsren, "ftnres al
et ruturIist Sn'tirtt, ION Ieosr benz.
Der bar en- Waoe, Ill al ree, fsreno De
lager iig Ill Ro for Rutttn." Spros
barnet. lebst al famine Sritintt, trGpcr
Die bpppist iddosl ON Ratten ION ON
Toesn; boia bets Mdpe altfor lGngs
Iaoes tom, biYsr bet fin llbetosmmsliss
bso Oeo hrilpot Striaen. 5~orosielies'
c~rsaHcrrs bebspsr ingsn Sptls, bog al
tib ~foriaaoiot ben / 0sensts Sob
npote RGrina life qaar uoooer ben
normaIe Gr1nis. Ut Der ipiiss msc
forte MsII,mrum bill life Icm 3eesl
eisre roset Wsnnsile utilpds, men
tpertimoo biGlpe til of ufpenos Spages
Iiebeo, boilt,n er en- noturIie 5slse al
ct altfor lanat MeIlemrum msIlem
WaaItIoerne. Soagelige Wenneiter,
moers os uotrreoe 9srionsr - iGrlig
Ia idabunne, fom PLACES meo Sr0nless
heb - bill eerfor eisrs sult barre, hOis
be lite taesr libt Barring til fig, for be
suor tili.nes, {. Gr. Smprrsbrso, ct
Glus W.lt, rcel. Graders sler snbog
ct Stptte mrrt 90 tolpt aisc.
"Rationol Sruggiit" tiIfeicr: "@i er
fulbt uo ,rie mso Scrfattersn i oft,
hpoe ban flyer mso Senipn til bet ufur.
itanoioe / ben SpfatHing, at ct let
Rualtib psh Ssngetio er itaosliat."
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
SiGritabeosbrepet.

Papu % Mama betraetsr meb oreos
glitte i'm 0utter, iom 'taar srGoenoe
fpran BEN. Seres Qnietsr msrtres
mere % mere, ioet Mooersn letter
2orgHetterus paa RGisn for at lris
ieieunsm ct Srep, ION bun bar funbet
/ Suttsrsns Glsmmsr.
SUN bsspnots at l9ie:
"Wiin sgsu GIItsoe -"
"5pao for nOset2" rafer 6absren.
"Siger ou pirtslig, at Der Itaar Ida!
Iab. at nossn pooer at Itripe npest iads
baut til min Batter. =. Men forfeit,
min Ben.
"GIfebs" sr frspst meb 9G", b.mers
tsbs Mobsrsn.
"Soiuu, ben Soiot fan It'll, .nsane
itrips lit Wubersmaal rigtig".
Wobsrsn forti9ttsr:
"Sst Ct mig umuliet at bsItrioe ben
Slro., jes .ienoer / bin R9rb.b".
"Wtsn hoprfor forTsser ban bu, bet
Rautst! Wt.n lab mig life afbrpOs
Sorti9t - fprtirt."
Seq bar belle Rattsn Iissst og tantt
pda oio --"
"9st par mcrtpRrbiat".
% raist oper be edmle
Grin.buttsr, iom life bill famtptts /
Dor SorbinOsIfs".
"8rinebuttsr!" flyer ban, "8rines
buttsr!" au, LAB mig bare faa gag /
ham,"
"gten tinrs sbepoor afbrpber mo
bsr.n iprmiIbsrbs.
ga, bent bare, N psrIon, Ipm fan
ftrips iliet, fan man antaas iitanb til
al mprbe Msnnsftsr."
"gRen, 5b,ooor, ou bsbsper 10 1T.
at puerbrios iua fprfGroslist!!"
"Sndt, gip mig 9rspet. 6m, Q9s
fer grepet): Din inbtil 9soen trcfaite
5beooor. Den lobe Mdi 1875 -
Spab M bu, bet sr 10 en- uf mine eons
grepe."
50 papa", iortIurer ben ior6aab.
~ninssfulbs 0atter. "j.s Tanot bet til
faleisDis isaur; men bu lob mig 10 i'll.
fau iise ct Orb.
"aiar. Barn - BIN, - pri ou lite
saa ub oe prom.n.rs en- Eur"
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

Denru silbraselfe bar fart ! bpsr
Ranbs Wunb, os / Eel. Graniriss
BAIT. bette icrftt "Ss~Ipbrpaup" flis
geunbrina, at bet inben fort lib blsp
alminbelig Stit os grue, at 25'@arss
hagen for ct inbgaaet 2Ggteftdb bleo
ferret urbsr Raon af "Ss~lpbrplIup."
III eftsr pnerlig.re % Mars Sdmlio
W2inoet en- bet 50sdurigs 2Gsteftab
maatte feires meb ct "Gulbbrplup"
fdlbt fioen at fig feb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

stores. would be glad to patronize
a brand of pure "farm-raised
j%ellies, put up in attractive shape
and bearing the imprint OF the
maker as aguarantee of excellence.
Make the very best article pos
sible; put it up in the most
attractive style, and no incon-
siderable income can be derived
from fruit that is now often
practically wasted. Such products
are taken in many instances by
women's exchanges.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Sarmen, Gsufet, @apen.

lamb os 5rdntris. bapbe man itor
Rptie al bet famine Sjartra. apQins
ger ps 9gnoer pdr uemrrt.be Snfsiis
idmIere. gcubourbGIts par ct mtg,i
pirtiomt Wiboel mob lltsi, ndar ben
fits3io til at terre pua glaoene.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
y fem lanee Qar.
Gn biGlpclss Snualib % en- baablss
GpinDe.

S ct Sreu iornpli9 iii Or. Sartman
~itriper Mtrs. .. 5inlap, 923 Gait 0tid.
Street, Wid., meset beseiitret ON bans
itie Sebanolins og 9aseraao iii apin,
Der: "9e fan uiie~ntlissiore nit Srep,
buis Sc trpr, bet uil biGlpe ell eller an,
ben neobrabt Ssoelis. fig iom ieg ielp
er bleusn biulpet. Hu er lea friit-bar
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
uuocriipSlinc!Sc.

etrtc I'll nn9 ipr iri Yrepe al Den Webb,
oiein, inn inIoitGnots bar belbreoet miq for
ben tnioe Sloo. Suilammatipn p9 Ieo,
iaIren al 9ipmcpcren. Niepieiuen er billia
% Sehcrolin9en Ian i~oretases / Slemmet
noen no9en 2Gses SiGIp. Airs. Z. Suonut,
Sputb Ssuo, Sub. 3b52
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
GanS ~tilSalos.

Ser er Nnlebningsr I'll @oottisb pan 9nus
| 9yalo Nltp 90, Soma. 24O @crss Yroirie.
iano 3 Ntl ira en- COB 8p, SIS pr. Grc.
ESQ NcrtS 1 lRil ira en- 8p, olt uuoer 2u,i'
nir1, 81 pr. 2cre. 4SO Acres "inprppto",
buorai 800 Ncres unber l!oug, bra ouie,
for $40 Or. Icre. Wianle andre 9ppt'
tlsb pda "impropeb" cg "uuimprouco' GaHo,
iom bet uiloe lBnue ia at unoerlpge enter
Tor at DO paa eaer blot for Specialization
Strio, eler enouu beore: Tom o. belga mtg.
G.. j. CONSIGNY jr.
$3.50 gmmetSbur9, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

aloris MT en- be-
bre Selbreb / nit
2io. Men bppr
ing bar ies life /
fem lan9e Gar!
Spur gniter jeg
life, at enbuer itafs
tels, lioenbe aotn.
be uiloe oisre ct
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
CAMP tilialaS.

4o0o scrts rpbprist Farmland. tiIs srtrs. 9tanl,
{. Gaufr,os t~'tsrlabte 30 ss btIialeuoe Sts Rsrthtra
&astfe saH,u gate Bart. gster gpuuts. Rtrn,,
ioia, CO Gals GVlrip. mar Sarge. Roro SaIsti.
5orobunoeu er tort, rig DluIo ION Rsb Rivr d.
len. grin til Thomas 9. GauTsIs aOmr.. 0lt,
Bari. GtGsr Go Ntru sssr
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
LAND SNAP.

Sra miubit ii Solbatsr, iom MI er ! Ri
oen, bar l~uoertegneoe idaet / aomriiit oU
at i9l9e Gano, lom otSie bar / Ntiuneicil.
Ser er en- goo Guleouiug for %iaabanut, iOrI
bar uo9l. faa buuorsoe Dollars / 8ortantcr.
2ao life bette SilfRloe gaa tabt. SuloitTr'
oi9e Splpsntuser argaaenoe 2auoetS Be
Itanenbeb, 8eIi9Benbep os Rris, srbolots
peo at ~tilfiripe
A. E. JOHNSON CO.,
10 Washington Ave. S., nINNEAPoLIS, MINI.
kOhO
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

at BABE Gboiten | - en- balp 3btite
do Gongen. iii man bar rsrt / Spi'ss
lie /. Soo rrr,s mere Die |. berpoa
! Sptieftt Gitronfaft - Iiot ab Cans
gen. ioa R.iten al Sli.n. D.rpda pi'
iies 2 SpiIeits.r tp, isb GIsos til ben er
ftp, os oett. reres / tilNut. Saa iats
tss Wdponnaiisn pad IS % fDloes
fsrit / Somdtosrne, lise isr be ftal isrs
oeres, ou bet giplber at BABE benz iaa
tclos iom mulig. Spis man bar Salats
blade at ppnte nsp. fer bet mssst dppes
titlist ub at lnass bisis pud ct ilaot
Sab. f1tte 9pmatoerne b.rpaa % lGgs
q. fmad SsftD.ter ime1lsm. Spis man
lille 'nres ON Wanonndiie, fan man
iifsb.t piifs fur Slsbs dIb.Iss Stip, babe
Gobit os Sutt.r | sfisr Smas og
fhIbe Somdtosrns meb bette. Man ian
oaiaa benbtte 2spnins.r al Gbidens
Salab sIsr SdlmonsS ulab til at fnlbs
msb. - potstsss sulut suar ogiaa an,
men sr fndpt fdd 9oo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
en- Sabrif Tor Harmere!

THE hnvkhsE k3YEN WIRE FENgG
jxlgcs fuu otr.tte til garmeye : 1sasfsa or eSas
cite 'pdIer tieNit,r III en~sQenennaNe % y Hs0,s,
siort raa ns,er Wanins In,s csauotu. Jntst sfor,
@terse Ton azores tor Vsuatns. F TsI
irrpeiea lave. On iisen Ssst1 rs sl hraL ~. me
I lfr,os. ais5 iite. isr ne erboletr Der tIira 'P'"'
1sSrpunt III EaTmers. M.
ADVANCE FaNcE CO.. ! odSt, Peoria ~.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Teah Butter.

Wan tagsr 9uno for punb al
Pea6ss os Sutter. psadssne togss
fsrit, til be er sanite msre; iua babies
SulObsIsn at Suttsret / og foyer z
Sime, iaa Reitsn al Suttsret cs toser
~ 3ims til. Stsot aansl og Nelt'
Ter bap.s | en- pofs Og foyer mso. War
maa rsre mssst ofts / bet, unber aos'
ninaen, for at bet life tai lrgge zig Deb,
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Yeah Euobina.

s susr 10 peadss Itr9n.s % lp9.
gss | en- clubbing Sorm meb 8 Spite.
ltser 8ano pg 18op Sutier. Sette
itsgss ! Sugeropnen, msb 2aaa oper
til Yed6ssne er gisnnemIt.ste, Iua Iet,
tes bet tiIiioe for at blipe aftislst
Smiolsrtib iIaas 8 2Gg sobt mso
Spifsiteer Suffer, l Quart Melt 70.
req I, II SbeIte Salt % en- alumr
Smsr iaa itur ION en- 8aInsb. Sau
Iistes 8 Spiieitesr Tlel pe IL Sbsftt
gating potpoer beri, rsres aobt on
os baloss iaa op.r peatesne. Del
Ite9ss / en- meeet BARN Spn % Ipiies
mso 6lsoe eaer npaenNass Sauce til
Reades meb Riiensrpn.
SertiI bebsOss p aop Ris, 90
Sop Melt. l Sop Sutt.r, 2 Stopper
Iano, l 0uiin fore psutes % u
2De'te Sdlf. Hl1en oaites 9oot | Here
8anb, pg legges iaa / 8anb / 2 Elmer,
iaa iGttes ben pper mso Welten / er
Double Boiler pg logger 2 Simsr, ido
rgres Sdltet | tililut. peadesne itreI.
les ps belss, aiernsrns tases uo % ier
al Sjernerne tn9ttes ps iGttss oper
meb 8anoet og Sutteret o9 toger y
ZINE; iaa tusss Stenene op, De
pea6esne lasees pp / Sirupen "a TO.
ger ct &parter. st Gag al Riisn leg,
ges paa ct fIaot Ira, bsrpper l9ages
ct Gag meo YeaeheS, iaa l9gges ct 2de
meb Ris os iaa Peades. ibst man ia,
peo6es paa 5oppen. Oct Ter pencil
uo, bois man laoer Sormen al Yub.
oingsn blipe Imalsre mob Soppen, fac
ben enoer / en- Spibs, Os iaa logger er
Bead paa Soppen. Den fan I~srpsres
enten BARN eler tolo pg Sirupen, ion
ped6esne er togt /, fan bsnpttss ion
Sauce. eQer man fan bGlos Siruper
oper Puboinsen % iaa Iptis ben met
5lsbe til.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

Rirrlisbso sr @,rosns @runoluo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
GanaDian Yead) Yuooina.

S.rtil bebspes l Quart psd1ss, q
Sop Suttsr, "A Sop Yanb, p Sbeit.
Salt, l Sop Mel, y Stop Nelt, 1 2Gs,
2 Spiieitser Smsr 2 itrssne 5beIteer
Batting Bomber. Yeudssns Itr9Ies %
itiGres / imaa Stpttsr, iaa l9aaes be
/ en- puooinsform, os 9anost % SUIT
teret, - unota9en 2 Spiieffeer -
b9lbes poer. iua iGttss bet ino / 9a.
gerppnen ps fteges lansiomt / 20 Mis
nuter. Wel. Batting Yonber, Salt "a
be TO Spiisitesr meb Sutter fietes
iammsn, Msltsn og bet piTtsoe 2Gs
Haaes beri os rsres ON, til bet er iepnt,
iaa bellies bet imsltebs Smsr / tilIlut.
Setts imsres opsr Yea6ssne % iettes
inb ! Sonsn isien, iaainart ma bar
faaet ben uarmere, ba bsnns "Rere"
tranger en- temmslis Deb Spn. Oct
iteges 20 Ninutsr og Ipiies msb Slsbe
ca Sutter til.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
6Dlote tomatoes fuloe.)

5aite, moone tomatoes ftraues,
5oppen tages at. os bet m.ite af Safs
ten tages uo msb en- STE, berpda iettes
be puu So for at blips faa toIbe fom
mulist. 2ise for be ffal ferpsrss, fpls
bes De mso Nuponnaiis lupet paa fsls
gsnbe Waabs: q Sop fin Wabolie
iattes paa IS for at blips Iaa ,oIo,
Tom muIis. sgsssplomme, y 5bsie
tor Ssnsp u Sbeite Salt, ct
tibet Gran Gapsnns Y.bsr piites
idmmsn til bet er sanIte init,
iaa babies bet op | Sab mso fab gunb
cg bette irttes | ct itsrre Sab meo a.
pano. Sua baless Sli.n /. Ct Bar
9raaber ab 8ans.n. os maa rsrss soot
iammen meb bet andre ms[em bper
Sang. Suainart Napunnaiisn be.
sDnoer at blipe tpt, fan man bsspnoe
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

SslOfslgelig finbes Der llnotaaelier.
Wien Stattititen bar Der ait os be
tore Spoeoregler - benz, Ri aItio bar
gpot at at ia for Gis, naur Ri Ital belle
Sell pg bragg ino / be 9gteItabeli9e
5arpdnbe.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-02
HAMLIME.

spending the summer at B. F. Hoyt's house.
w U-,11S F. 3. Cole entertained her brother,
the week.-George Drew has returned from
Farmington-MES. Rich entertained Mrs. 6,
A. Cook during the week.-Hamline is rep
resented res at the NJ. E. conference by DR..
tannie ". Hoyt went to Red Wing last Fri
day.--Mrs. H. q. Conkin is entertaining
Mrs; Campbell of Oronoco,, Canada.-Miss
winter in Haml- ne.-Miss Nina Crist, who
is teaching school at Big Lake is spendins
Saturday and Sunday at home.-Mr. War
n Il OF Buffalo, Will remain in Hamline with
MS brother, 9. A. Warner, this winter-B.
W, Ridgway Is very Ill this week.-Morris.
Minnesota, people have Mrs. E. R. Randell as
their guest this week.-Miss Nina SEEK has
returned to Hamline and will make her home
at Miss Ellsworth s.-William Murphy is
visiting friends at Brainerd for two weeks -
Mrs. j. B. Caldwell entertained Miss Gene
We've Paquin. Of Minneapolis. this week.
Miss Berg Is the guest Of Miss Dagny Erich.
-Charles Taylor, who was judge Of ma
ch.nery at the LIE Sueur county fair re-
turned home sunday-Prof; Leslie and wife
lie Brown, on Friday.-Mrs E. r. Poison
left Monday for Hot Springs, S, D.. for a
yisit Of several weeks.-Mrs. Nellie Brown
visit till the first of next week, then She viii
go to Omaha, where she Will remain during
the winterr:-Q. L. Weber is in Walnut
grove florence Buck has entertained
Miss Irene Bowen the past Week.-Mrs.
Boyer had as her guest the past week. Mrs.
Pierce, Of Ashland-Mrs. F. B. Cowgirl
visited HamIine friends on Friday.-Mrs.
body and Edward Smith, OF Minneapolis, on
Sunday:--Mrs and Miss bowling,
who have spent the summer in Gold
water, To- returned home last Monday
Mr.. and Mrs, Q. P Peck, who resided OR
Thomas street for several years, have moved
tp F1Tqsnect Park ----1afrA.. Poisson enterfaIned
Mrs Marshall the last OF the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Schlosser, Of ST. Paul. moved
into the house recently vacated by G. Ivey,
on Thomas street.-Mr. Field and Miss les
sic bowling have been guests at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Turner.-Dr. j. B.
Caldwell Is in Southern Minnesota for a few
I'D birthday on Monday, Sept 28.-The
teachers of Hancock school made a bicycle
party on Friday afternoon to visit Miss Cath
q. putnam, former principal of the school.
at her home In Minneapolis. The party was
composed Of Misses Taylor T. L. and N. L.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-02
DAYTON'S BLUFF.

Miss Mat Rely was pleasantly surprised at
her home Thursday evening.--Mrs. J, h.
Engel entertained Tuesday in honor of her
son Harry's eleventh birthday.-The Misses
Mrs. Kennedy.-Mrs. B. F. Johnson enter
tanned the Daytons bluff branch, Order Of the
Iron Hall, Monday evening.-The Misses
Jameson, Of Maine, are visiting their brother,
j. W. Jameson.-NIrs 3. Lincoln will enter
tain the Idle Hour Cinoh club next Thursday
afternoon.-BIrs ]. schwan, Of Austin, 10
visiting her daughter Mrs. George Campbell
B. Larson and family, Of Minneapolis
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lawrence gave a enchre
party Wednesday evening In celebration Of
their fifth wedding anniversary REV. and
Mrs, Dickinson and family have left for Yum
brota. where Mr.. Dickinson has q charge
Mr.. Charles Burger Is announced.-Mrs
Putnam, Of Fargo, Is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Frank Stewart.-Mrs Thomas Berrisford
gave tea for some friends Wednesday. Cow
ers were laid for ten--The Ladies' Aid So
oiety Of the Methodist Church met Thursday
in the church parlors.--Dr and Mrs. r. H,
Qu1lum gave dinner Tuesday for Mr.. and
tertaInad Monday for Mrs. StQddard. Of CALI
fornia.-~-Mrs Edgar Klinkerfues entertained
the Ladies' Guild Tuesday afternoon-Mrs
Zimmerman, who has been visiting Mrs. Ed
dy, has returned to New York.-Mrs. Daily
entertained the Aid Society Of st, Johns
Catholic Church Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. schoch has been entertaining friends
from Inver Grove.--Miss May DAILY gave q
dancing party at her hon4s Friday evening
Mrs Burgess entertained the Aid Society of
the Bethesda lodge Thursday afternoon.-
Mrs. Frank Stewart entertained friends from
Minneapolis Monday, afternoon.-A special
meeting Of st. Agnes guild was held Wednes-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-02
. WEST ST. PAUL.

Mrs. ]. H.; Drake, of Duluth, is the guest
Of Mrs. A. P. Jones, Of Dearborn street.-
Miss Elsie Harnish Of Robert street, was
pleasantly surprised Monday evening it be-
ing the anniversary Of her birthday.-Mrs.
James Stewart, Of st, Pierre terrace, returned
Thursday from a two weeks visit in Chi
cago,-Star Of the Union No. IL Degree
Of Honor entertained at progressive cinoh
Tuesday evening at Workman's hall. Prizes
were won as follows! Progressive, Mr. Lefnau
and Miss Vanderwalker; head, Mr., Christen-
son and Mrs. Clark: foot, Mr.. Mclean and
Mrs, McKensey.-Miss Kate Tuchelt. Of
ROBBIE street, is visiting in ChioagoNThe
Ladies' Aid Society of the Trinity English
Lutheran Church held social Friday even
Ing IN at the home Of Mrs; T, Mssrkiey, on
Congress- street, Is back from 0watonna--
Mrs. Shaughnessy, Of Green Bay Wis, who
has been the guest of her Daughter, Mrs,
A. ]. Carey, OF Louisa street. a number Of
weeks, has returned home,T<7z.ITs, II, SMALL
wood, Of Greenwood avenue, has return ed
from Chicago.-Julius Segab, Of Bunker
street, has returned from Collegeville, MINI,
- Norman A. Chamberlin, Of Prospect ter
race, was IN Nebraska the past week at
tending the funeral Of his father.--Mrs, d.
N. PuIlington, Of Prospect terrace, lett yes =.
E g p d. Of F E. Congress 6 stEss i
Frank Befgn, Of West Isabel street, left
Tuesday for North Branch, Minn.--Mrs'
w. w. Nsill Ia spending several weeks 81
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-10-02
Lace Department..

This is a veritable novelty season,
and we are prepared with the hand
soonest line of goods ever shown in
this department.
All kinds of Novelty A1l-overs, so
much IN demand now, can be found
on our counters-and many styles
exclusively ours.
Novelties in Ladies' French Neck
wear-Jabots, Collarettes, Scarfs,
Boas, Stocks and Fichus-our own
Importation: Just received.
Special for Monday-five dozen
black Liberty Chiffon Rufus, with
chiffon ends, regular price 0@
$3.50, for ..,............ OOV
Our annual Fail Sale Of WASH
LACES and EMBROIDERIES has
been a great success. For this, the
last week, we will show additional
values, the best yet-Cambric, Swiss
and Nainsook Embroideries at Sc,
Be, 1Oc, 1916, 15c, Zoo and
2Sc, also Wash Laces at &c yard
and UP.
French Bands, AZ yards in length,
at 600 to $500 a piece, worth
great deal more.
All the novelties in Chiffon Veil
ing, at the Yelling Counter.
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by Rev. H. P. Nichols during October Dr..
webb will occupy both hours). Fridays. a.
m, Hygiene and Nursing" by A: R. Colvin.
M D.; II a. NJ, Theology" by Rev. W. D.
Rhodes, d. D., and ''The English Church"
by Rev. G. H. Ten Brock. alternately Lee
lures by Bishop Gilbert as announced. These
lectures are free to Sunday school teachers
and others who desire to qualify themselves
Tor any department OF church work. =
Monday In Central Park Methodist church
the City Epworth League union will held its
sharp: Mrs B. j. Longley has consented to
give her paper on the Social Elements OF
Social Department" which was read before
the district convention; Mr.. Cameron will
give mandolin number; Miss Krieger will
give solo, In addition there will be an
orchestra in attendance and refreshments w ii
be served.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Memorial Eng
fish Evangelical Lutheran Church will meet
"Wednesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs
p. Nelson 1851 De Soto street A parlor en-
tertainment Will be given Thursday evening
under their auspices at 175 Iglehart street An
elaborate programme has been arranged. The
proceeds Will be devoted to the fund for the
new building.
An all-day quarterly meeting of the mis-
sionary societies of the Congregational
churches Of the St. Paul district will be held
Tuesday Oct. rs, in Park Congregational
church. The programme will be arranged
by the ladies' Of Plymouth church.
The Ladies Society of the Locomotive Fire
men Will give its first progressive cinch party
Mrs. S. d. Jones, 653 York street The So
ciety is to be known in the future as the
Glover Leaf club.
The first OF the six lectures on British
Municipal Life to be given by Prof Zueb-
lin, of Chicago, will be delivered Tuesday
evening in Central hogh school, Lantern
slides will be used TO illustrate the lee
ture.
An entertainment will be given Tuesday
evening at Pacific Congregational church.
Acker street. Readings will be given by
Francis Lee Chauvan, and the programme
Will include number OF musical selections.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the First Uni
versalist Church will meet Tuesday with Mrs
II. A. Clifford, Balmoral flats, Kent street
ard Laurel avenue.
Eastern Star Lodge No. 49, Daughters of
ReDekah. will give a stereopcon entertain
ment tuesday evening in the hall on Waba-
sha and Fairfield.
The annual meeting of the Woman For
eign Missionary Society of the Dayton's Bluff
German M. E. Church will be held Thursday
az the home Of Mrs. George Dieter, on Maple
street.
The annual meeting Of the Park Congrega-
tlonal church society will be held Oct. "a
supper will be served in the parlors by the
ladies Of the church.
St Joseph's Ladies' T. A. society will meet
today at o'clock. There will be en address
by Rev. W. P. Walsh and remarks by A.
W. Guttridge.
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Whitman, Door,, Garvin, Scott, Chaplin, Cor
don, Peck, Lambert, Carter and Wing
The Hancock Debating society held its regu-
lar business meeting Friday afternoon. The
following officers were elected: Grant Mont
gomery, president; Ferna Flint, vice presi-
dent Harry Robinson. secretary; Cora Wins
ton, treasurer; Ward Randall librarian; At
thur Rossman, usher, and Edna McConnum,
chairman of the book comnittee.--Mts5
Edith B., Taylor entertained the menlbers Of
Hancock school class Of June, 49, very de-
lightfully at her home Thursday evening.
Those present were Misses j. L. Whitman,
Ella Funk, Dardania Duff, Mabel Scarvie,
Linnie Sanford, Margie Foltz. Sbyl Hoyt,
Alice Humphrey and Blanche Stevens, and
Messrs. George Yoerge, Harry Holm, William
Boland, ERNEST Wallace and Douglas Fleming.
Miss Maude Woover entertained at party
given in honor OF Charles Waterhouse, Of
the Fourteenth Minnesota volunteers, at the
home Of Miss Mabel Glare. Those present
were Misses Ella Funk, Julia Bevans, Mary
Coffin, Maude Herbert, Lottls Stockdill, Mabel
Glare and Maude Wolover Messrs Charles
P. Warehouse, GeoIge Peck Dele Harris
Clarence Randell, Wellington Drury, Hamllne
Crist and Edward Glare.
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At the meeting of the Musical club Satur-
day evening the following officers were elect
ed for the coming year: Henry Bailey presl-
dent; Grace Miller, vice president; Hattie
Mrs. Beden and Miss Lulu Belden have
returned from months visit in Wisconsin.
Mrs. Chauncey Coweu entertained a
ohildren's party Friday afternoon.-Nirs
Payne entertained the Shakespeare club at
luncheon Thursday. Mrs. Adolf Anderson
entertained che following ladies at a 3
Clark Payne De Cou, Goth and Kent
Mrs Alice Berlingette, of Des Moines, has
been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Prentiss
tertaining Mr.. Weeks mother, Mrs. Weeks,
Of Prescott, Wis.-The Misses Bream, Of
Alma, Wis, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mrs G. A. Severance have returned to the
city for the winter-Mrs. Wallace Kelsey
is entertaining Mrs. Ames. of Rochester, N.
Y.--Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan arc visit