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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-20
LIEUT.. CLARENCE BUNKER.
s.zetr> of the ST. Paul officer
Wounded at Manila.

The news of the serious injury CT
First Lieutenant Clarence Bunker, of
Company C, of this city. comes as
severe shock to the young mans host
of friends in st. Paul. The uncertainty
connected with the information from
Manila and the meager nature of the
first advices only add TO the anxiety
of Mr. and Mrs. Bunker, who had at
first hoped that Clarence had escaped
uninjured. Yesterday morning Mrs.
Bunker spent the morning, as was her
custom, at the headquarters of the Red
Cross, and upon finding that her sons
name was not among the list of the
injured in the afternoon paper she
went home. Later in the day intelli-
gence of the injury of Lieut.. Bunker
was received by one Of the Minneapolis
papers. and it was immediately COM
municated to the Bunker home.
The message was without detail and
simply stated that Lieut.. Bunker was
among the wounded. 1t caused the
most profound grief, only added to by
the uncertainty of the nature of his
injuries.
Lieut.. Bunker was widely and favor
ably known in the Twin Cities. For
several years he held a responsible po-
sition with the Powers Dry Goods COM
pany. and at the time of his departure
for the Philippines he was employed
by the Great Northern railway in the
construction of the Fosston branch as
a civil engineer. For eight years he
has been prominently identified with
Company c. enlisting as a private and
working his way through the ranks TO
the position which he now holds.
When Lieut.. Bunker was little more
than an infant, Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker
were spending a season at the Nicollet
house in Minneapolis. Clarence, while
playing on a balcony overhanging an
interior court, fell off, and for a long
time his life was despaired of. He en-
tirely recovered from the effects of the
fall and never experienced any bad re-
suits from the mishap. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bunker are grief stricken, and every
effort was made last evening to secure
something further from Manila.
Lieut.. Bunker was one of the most
popular young men in the city among
the younger set Genial in tempera-
ment and fond of all outdoor sports.
he readily made friends among all
classes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-08-20
TO CURE A COLD IN 0NEDAy

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. A,
druggists refund money If it fails to cure 25c
The genuine has L. 3. @. on each tablet.
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Especial to The MessenEer.)

tSDecl.bl I'D Inc Nl~~e>tilGeI.D
Raleigh. y. c., March 3l.-Nlce Prcsi-
dent Andrews Of the Southern rail
way today notified editors in view NJ
recent order of the railway commits
sion it is Impossible for him tn issue
any passes for advertising after April
1st. He says he asked the commission
to cons.rue its order specially a. tp
whether or not it prohibits the issue
of passes to editors and staff CORE
cponlents i'm payment OF advertising
and that no reply has been received
to the letter OF to a verbal inquiry
made yesterday. He t~hercupon de-
clines to renew passes and orders the
publication OF schedules to behtopped. 1t
is understood that the other roads have
issuel or Will issue similar notices,
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a Story

Jimmy Brennan. ten years old, and
son OF Police Officer Brennan OF Seat
tie. was standing at Yeslcr Way, whe
a stranger came along. He looked
like a man who had just returned from
a logging camp.
Boys" he said. where IS the But
Ter husel7"
ri tell YOU for a quarter" said ono
OF J4mmy's companions
I'm show YOU where Il Ia for ten
cents" cTimed TN another.
Say. III do II for five cents re-
marked IA third.
Mister" said Jimmy, Il VIII point
the Butler TO you for nothing"
You're my man." sad tine rough-
booking stranger. and the two went
down HeslcT Way opgsGte~: while JIM
mys c~cmpanions stayed behind TO call
h@n a chump. Jimmy led the stranger
to tine Butler.
Come in here" said the man. and
he led the boy into n clothing store
Give this boy the best suit ofc.othcs
in the house." said the stranger.
Jimmy simply opened hts mouth. Syon
he had on a fine suit.
Now give him an o~vcr~nat." sad
the stranger; ans Jimmy's eyes trt-i
II pop out of their sockets, The clerk
adorned Jimmy with an overCpat.
~ "a go $3.50 80 -aa aH& -
Jimmy wanted to cry. He thought IL
was Christmas time. and that he was
by the side OF a great fire. reading ono
Of A~lderSon's fairy tales
Soon he was arrayVd In a new hac.
new suit. and overcSlt. Tn c-anEr
paid for all Jimmy started u ot
the store. He was - beNild-~~i that.
IL several gobhlins had ~; in thelr ap-
p~earance, he IA have Joined them
in their ~falryland festivities.
Just wait a minute" SAID the
stranger. Jimmy waited. If tho
stranger had said. Go roll IN the dust
Of n street" Jimmy would have
done IL.
The stranger went down In his pocket
and closed his dealings with Jimmy
by giving him n five dollar gold pi~ca
and a gold nugget worth about five
dollars.
Then Jimmy thanked tine stranger
and went of 10 tell his companions
about the man to whom ne showed
the Hotel Butler for nothing"
The stranger was a Klondikcr. sup
posed Ia be Patrick Calvin. WHO re-
turned on the Resale recently with n
fortune estimated at about twenty
thousand dollars. 1t n II be- polite.
If YOU don't think ~. ask Jimmy
Brcnnan.ASeattl (Wash) p~ost-Intrl-
ligenCer.
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The of

Mr.. James Jones. Of the drug firm Of
Jones & Son, Cowden, Ill. in speaking
of DR.. Kings New Discovery, SAYS
that last winter his wife was attacked
with La Grippe, and her case grew so
serious that physicians at Cowden and
Pana could do nothing for her. II
seemed to develop into Hasty Consump-
ton. Having DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry in store. and selling lots of it, he
took a bottle home, and to the surprise
OF all she began 10 get better from frs
dose, and half dozen dollar bottles cured
her sound and well DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds is guaranteed to do this good
work. Try IT. Free trial bottles at r
r. Bellamy's drug store.
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with Creosote and the Hypophosphites,
II faithfully used, Is a specific in the
treatment Of weak lungs, Consump-
ton. Bronchitis, etc. Leading physi-
clans recommend II. Sold by J. G.
Shepard. ]. II. Hardin. and II. L. Fen
tToS9.
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Why allow yourself to he slowly tor
tured at the stake OF disease? Chills
and Fever will undermine. and event.
ually break down the strongest consti-
tuition. 'F~cbri-Cura" (Sweet Chill
Tonic with 1ron) is more effective than
Ouinine, and being combined with Iron
is an excellent tonic and Nerve medi-
cine. 1t Is pleasant TO take. and Is
sold under positive guarantee 10 cure c.
money refunded. Accept no substitute.
The Just as good" kind don effect
cures. Sold by ]. c. Shepard, J. IL.
Hardin and H. l.. Fentress
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Savannah Naval Stores Market

Savannah, Ga, March 31.-The naval
stores season Of 1898 ended today.
The years receipts were: Spirits tur-
pentine, 313,s97 casks, against 329,4b in
1869: exports, 301 $50 casks. against
329, 92S. Rosin receipts, LIZ. 120 bar
rels. against 1.176. 072 in 1861: exports.
1,1S7, 025 barrels. against 1.133. Ill. Stock
on hand: Spirits ~turpentine, 1918
casks against 1896 last year. Rosin,
III, 434, against III, 339 in 1861.
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You need Cod Liver Oil. you say. but
hin YOU can't take it? Try Nor
rhuvin" a erected Wine OF o Liver
Oil" You can get all the virtues OF the
oil without the disagreeable effects.
Sold by ]. G. Shepard, j. II. Hardin
and II. L. FentreSs.
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OUR NARSHPS HAVE CLEARED FOR ACTION
The Fleet at Key West Prepares
to Repel an Attack.
SPAIN REPLIES T0 PRESIDENT MKMEYS LAST MOTE

The Answer Neither Denies Nor Admits Our Governments Demand
The Republican Caucus C"-1nittcc Waits Upon the President.
lie Urges a Short DeIay-Forty-Eight Hours Will De.
termine Whether There Snail be Peace O War.
The Naval Reserves to Be Called Out.
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II listeners would a. ways hear good
OF themselves they should earn ID
~sohloquize.
II the orr had been blorvn up In
stead OF the Main IL would have been
tough on the war pryrts.
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A torpid liver rJbs you OF ambition
and ruins you health. DeWftt's Lit
tie Early Risers cleanse the liver. cure
constipation and all stomach and liver
troubles. 4. X. Bellamy.
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Baptist Home Mission Work

ISptNIdI 70 INH MtsNEIE'TV
Raleigh, y. G.. March 3l.-The Baptist
board OF missions and Sunday schools
tonight elected forty-two delegates 10 the
Southern Baptist convention at Norfolk
May 9Th. Forty-two other delegates are
elected by district associations. Details
for volunteer mission work were arrang-
ed. Eighty-six OF the leading Baptist
preachers offer their services for ten days
each year for four years for e%vangclistic
work in the state. This is entirely a new
movement and other states will watch its
results. Work begins this week and con-
tinues until the end OF summer.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06
CLUBS AND SOCIETIES.

Constellation chapter. Order Of the East
ern Star. was entertained by the officers
o Meonesday evening at a banquet The de-
grees were ezemplified ON several candidates.
Turing the degree work O. choir led by
MIS- Munson, rendered several selections.
X. I. Flournoy was the master Of ceremon-
ZEE, ana snort addresses were made by the
grand worthy matron, Mrs. Pattee, of Min
neapoAs, and Mrs. F. w. Lee, worthy
matron of Jasper chapter, OF Rush City. The
chapter will give another u o'clock social
the third Wednesday of the month.
The Up to Date club was organized Feb ~
at che nome of Miss Risden, Hamline. Miss
Kathryne Risden was elected president and
Sa B. Harris secretary and treasurer.
tefnate Fridays. The members are Misses
Kathryne Risden. Lulu Murphy, Grace HaIde-
man, Maud Gleason and Maud Dent; Messrs.
T ina 81 b: harris, Chapin Harris. Frank Cos
Tho Ulalala Cinch club held its first meet
Ing at the home OF Mrs. W. H. Mcdonald.
OF the Premier flats, Tuesday, Jan 25 Those
Tin@D osb prizes were Mrs E Munich. Mrs: ].
the club met with Mrs. Jerry Sweeney of
Lawson street. Mrs. w, c. Mcdonald. Mrs
p; Munich and Mrs. Tracey won the prizes.
The club meets next with Mrs. G. D. Boden'
OF Bauquier street
Rev. and Mrs. Dudley W. Rhodes, assisted
by the Ladies' Aid society, gave a tea
Wednesday in the. guild hall Of St. John
sisted at the refreshment tables. Mrs. A.
s. Morton served coffee and Mrs. Cooner
presided at the tea table The rooms were
bright and attractive with colored shaded
hghts and flowers About fifty ladies called
during the afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. P. Child, of East Tenth
street, entertained Monday evening at prso-
gressiVe cinch, The prizes were won by Mr.
Gran, Mrs. T. H. Corcoran, F. Low Mrs
c. A. Rose G. H. Marden and Mrs. George
B. Edgerton.
The Young Ladies' Euchre club was en-.
tertained Thursday afternoon by Miss Mess.
ner at the Ashland. Miss Alice Wright and
MISS Mary Brown won the favors The oIilf
VIII! meet Tuesday evening with Miss Rhodes
Of Portland avenue. No
MT. and Mrs. .Adolph p ValIee have issued
invitations for the marriage OF their daugStsr
Miss Alice Marie Vallee to Ado,nh ii Mich
aud. The wedding will occur at 4 o'clnni,
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. Is, at St. Logii
The students Of the Globe business col1eps
gave dancing party at the college rooms
bTfGay evening, which was participated In
by 81 couples. Refreshments were served bJ
y wedding OF interest in society circles
Flower, daughter Of Gen. and Mrs. M. D
Flower, end J. T. Conley, will be married.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Denny announce ths
engagement Of their daughter Mis- Mani
Floy. Denny, to ellis e. Powell. Of Seaatla
Wash. -
The. Epworth League Of Ouvet M. ID
Church gave a social Thursday evening "a
the home Of Mrs Henry Holder. -
The Mystery Euchre club met Tuesda,
with Mrs. w. O. Goforth at the Metropoiitar
hotel.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06
MACAEES TER.

Prof. Davis will give the Opening address
to the NciShborhood Bible class wien meets
in the Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing.
D. NJ. Dsrn, who has been visiting his
daughter. Mrs NJ. G. Craig, has returned
hCme.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Summers have arrived
at home after weeks absence in Chicago
The Philadelphian Literary society VIII give
a Greek play in the college chapel Feb IL.
Mrs. Frank Briggs, who has been visiting
in Chicago. returned home Wednesday.
The Presbyterian church gave social in the
presidents pariOrs Thursday evening
The college basket ball tenn beat the state
Agr.culturals by score CT - to D.
Hamiine college has challenged Manchester
fer series OF games in handbaI
Mrs. J. ~ Mounts, who was badly injured
by fell, is improving slowly
Mrs. S. A. Kirkwcod spent Tuesday with
her sister Mrs. q. A. Hunt
Mrs; C. T. Johnson and daughter. of Min
neapoiis, ere visiting 'sj,nGs.
L. B. Hubbard Is entertaining BENJAMIN
UrDor. Of Melville. Mont.
Miss Clara jackson is entertaining Miss
Anna McCicvd
Matthew Taylor is visiting lcr a month in
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06
= osiery S Underwear.

H. NJ. Crosby and Mrs. S. G. Cobb. prizes
were taken by DR.. Cobb. Mr.. and Mrs Bay
er, Mrs. Du Fresno. Mrs. Douglass. Mrs.
Sear.es. MIR. Watkins and Mrs Sumner
Mrs. a. c. Clausen entertained a large
number Of children on Friday afternoon, in
honor Ct the birthday Of her niece, Margaret
I;di ne Munro Mrs Clause9 was as
Sullivan and Miss Kate Sullivan. Refresh
ments were served by Dorset.
The NeighbOrhood Bible class will meet On
Presbyterian church. Pref. Davis, OF Maca-
ester, will address the meeting. a Discus
SIGN will be lead by Mr.. AdaEs0n, on the
subject, ''Is Christ's Gospel Among the P~or
Today?'
The olivet Ladies' Aid society elected the
following officers at their annua. meeting:
President, Mrs. J. c. Shandrew; first vice
president. Miss Sarah Price; second vice
president, Mrs. D. A. Matthew's secretary,
Mrs. J. II. KerstCn; treasurer, Mrs. II. S.
Sumner.
Mr.. and Mrs Rand, of 2o1 Wilder, will
open their home on Thursday evening for a
sociable, TO be given under the auspices OF
the ladies of Trinity Methodist church. A
well prepared musical and Literary programme
| has been arranged.
The annual Of the Presbyterian church
viii occur on Tuesday evening, Feb. s. IN
the church par.ofs. After the business ses-
sion an informal reception viii follow. -
freshInents will be served by the Lad.es'
Society.
DR.. Shields CT the St. Paul seminary. wi l
deliver a lecture Character Building"
tomorrow afternoon at 2:4j p. m, in Long
fellow school
Mrs W. A. Naylor very pleasantly enter
taHed friends at luncheon on Friday after
noon. Covers were laid for twelve
Mrs H. A. Riser will entertain the Ladies'
Aid society, at her home on Prior avenue,
Friday afternoon at 100 o'clock.
The Ladies' Society of the Presbyterian
church will meet on Friday, Feb. II, at the
home Of Mrs. S. E. Mccoy.
Merriam Park Council Royal Areanum WI
| give a dancing rarty in Woodruff hal! on the
evening Of Feb %.
Mr.. ard Mrs w C. Edwards will entertain
on Friday evening in honor of their son, Ben
jamin X Edwards.
Mrs. f. w. Richardson, assisted by her
pupils, will give recital on the evening of
Tuesday, Feb. 10.
Miss Mary Phelps. of Milwaukee, was a
guest in the Park this week. leaving on Thurs
day for Detroit.
a number of friends at dinner on Thursday
evening.
Mrs Backus will entertain the Ladies' guild
at her home On Marshall avenue Friday at 2
p. m.
Lieut.. G. O. Cress. if Fort Yellowstone was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Mayor during the the
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs Gardner Porter entertained a
party OF friends at cards on Saturday even
Mrs. L. F. Hall and daughter returned
from visit to Chicago on Wednesday.
Mrs. A: C: CoykendalI has as her guest
Miss Nellie Wiley. OF Faribault.
Mrs NJ. A. Hanston of Milwaukee will
spend few weeks in the Park
Mrs Ellen T Marvin. of Carroll street IA
visiting friends in Hastings.
Mrs Mansfield. OF Graceville, is the guest
of Mrs. ]. n. Stoughton.
Prof. John Hsrtigan has returned from q
short trip to Chicago.
The Merriam Couacil Royal Arcaaum give
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Mrs. II. S. Baker and Mrs. W j. Barnum
were the hOstesaes at very delizhtfuI social
function on Thursday afternoon They were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. Mat,hsk. and
Mrs. Fugle. About 200 ladies called Gur.p,,
the afternoon
The Womcn's Park association viii hold ia
regular meeting on Wednesday aftcrncon i'm
the Ccngrsg aIional church Mrs. r T.
Hacker VIII read d paper on Colonial
Times" The hostcsses are AIesdsnas ifsr-
wood, Thomas Shaw and Hij.
Miss Nina whitman entertsipcd at luncheon
yesterday Miss Erichsrude CT B!C, Earth.
Miss Julil Erichsrude. Of MinccaocIis. AID
Miss kennard, Ct the Park.
The Mothers club viii bold its regular
mcnJfi' meeting next Tuesday af.c1norn I'm
Central hall. DR.. Cannon, of the Park will
address the club.
The Young Mems club gave an cnt-rtatn-
rent on Friday evening in the Cousragati
church. An original play was prasen;.d
Pref. Charles Seymour viii lecture on
Marie Antonette" at the CcngreEa tioaaI
church on THURSDAY evening, Feb. 10
an entertainment waS given on THURSDAY
evening in Odd Fellows hall, By a number
OF the Par! ladies'
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Congrgra-
tioDaI Church met Tuesday afterno II with
Mrs. Stevenson.
The Women's Dancing club Will give a
party in Central hall on the evening Of
Feb. p.
Prof. and Mrs. Baker entertalned large
number of friends at their home on Friday
evening.
The B class Of the Agricultural school gave
party last evening in the Home building
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06
FUTURE EVENTS.

An art exhibit will be given Friday evening
by the Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor Of the First NJ. E Church, IN the
church parlors. The committee consists of
Misses Amelia Koenig, Nellie Karney, Lydia
Koenig, Edna Rice and Bean, Mr.. and Mrs
Towne and Messrs. Post. Larson and Hill
man.
The regular monthly meeting of the Somer-
set union will be held at the st. Paul Com
mons Monday at o'clock. This Is an inn
portant business meeting, and all members
are requested to be present. Owing to the
departure for Canada OF the president. Mrs
A. V. TeeDle, new president will be elect
The women Of the Park association will hold
their regular meeting Wednesday afternoon
in the Congregational church, at st. Anthony
Park. Mrs. T. l.. Hacker will read a paper
on Colonial Times" The hostesses for the
afternoon are Mrs. G. s. Blake, Mrs. Ellerbe,
Mrs. w. S. HARDWOOD and Mrs. Thomas Shaw.
The Monday circle will meet Monday even
Ing at the residence Of Mrs; Emerson Hadley.
123 Harrington avenue. The papers will be
1.-The German Universities" by Prof J. R
Jewett. and the Higher Education of Wom-
en- by Miss Clark.
The February meeting of the Womans Aux
iliary Of 81. Johns Church will be held Fri
day. Feb. IS. in the guild room. 1.-The Jews"
will be the topic. The programme is in charge
of Yrs. J. w. Bishop and Mrs. J. II les.
Invitations were issued last week by Mrs.
Timothy Foley fer reception from IL G
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06
DAYToN,s BLUFF.

Little Elsie May Parks, of East Third
street, entertained number OF little folks
Wednesday In honor Of her seventh birthday.
The following were present: Carrie Ginch.
CLARA Houser, FLORENCE Hsshens, Elsie
Ginch. Mamie Ash, Madeline Kartak, Louisa
and Luck Ashs Grace Lumby, Mabel Kartak,
Edward Paris Ralph Hshens Harold Ash.
Raymond Kartak and Charles Ash. A supper
was served ct about 4:so. Mrs Parks was
assisted by Mira Ash.
Mrs. ], A. Deter and the Misses Hess en-
tertatned the Young, Peoples Literary and
Social club Thursday evening. A musical
programme was, rendered by the following
raGple: Mrs. O.. N.,eLothman. Mrs. A Ho-
henstein. Miss Bjornstad, Miss Hess, Mrs.
Deter. Mr.. Wiloken. Mr.. Hohenstein, Mr..
Lothman and Mr.. Deter.
The young ladies Of the bluff gave a dan
cling party at Odd Fellows hall Saturday
evening. About twenty-five couples were in
attendance. Music was furnished by the
Twin City orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. R. Heyener entertained
the Pioneer Euchre club Friday evening.
The prizes were awarded to Mrs. r II. Dee
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-02-06
GOOD Gloves.
bach. Mrs, Bascomb, Mr.. Tracy and Mr..

bach. Mrs. Bascomb. Mr.. Tracy and Mr.
Andrews.
Mrs. Ray entertained the Why Not Cinch
club Saturday evening. Prizes were won by
Mr.. Atkins. Mrs. Charles Fontaine. Miss
Good. MI. Good. Mr.. Branston and Mr.. Mat
timore.
A birthday reception was given Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Albert Dreher. Mrs. 10th
Mrs. Deter. on Woodward avenue.
The Daytou's Bluff Mothers club will meet
Monday afternoon Mrs. ]. NJ. Smith will
lead and Mrs: Charles Powers will read a
paner on Religious Nurture"
The monthly meeting of the Woman's For
eign Missioary Society Of the Dayton's
Bluff NJ: E. Church was held Thursday after
noon with Mrs. c. Wtchman.
Miss Carrie Wielde entertained the E. O.
W. club Wednesday evening. The prizes
were taken by Miss Hattie McAIlster and
Robert McCleary.
The Ledies' Cooperative Society of the
ATLANTIC Church will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Duncan, of 967 Hudson avenue
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the At
lantic Church met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs H. W. Lewis, of the Marlowe.
The annual meeting Of the Ladies Society
day afternoon, in the lecture room.
Mrs. Edgar Klinkerfues and Mrs. Gordan
entertained the Ladies' Guild of ST. Peters
church Thursday afternoon.
The Ladies Guild of St. Peters. Church
will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Net
Teton, Of the Euclid View.
Rev. George Mueller gave a lecture Tues
day evening in st. Peters church on his
trip through New Mexico.
Mrs. Fred Brant entertained, during the
week, Mrs. Dane, the Misses Pearl and Rena
| Dane and Miss Anderson.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bates Ave-
| nue. NJ. E. Church met Thursday afternoon
| with Mrs. Van Duyne.
Miss Lulu Davis. of 1914 Reaney street,
| Will entertain the Two Hour Eucnre club
| Wednesday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs Middleton. of Ashland ave-
nue., viii entertain the Pioneer Euchre club
| Friday evening.
Mrs ]. Spiel. OF TT Conway street, will
entertain the Why Not Cinch club Saturday
! evening.
The Forest Street Band Of Christian Work,
! ers met with Miss Hof. Of Forest street
| The Ladies' Aid Society OF St. Johns
Church met Tuesday with Mrs Kernon.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Peters Church
met Tuesday with Mrs. II. Eddy.
Mrs. ]. Spiel will entertain the Lincoln
Euchre club Wednesday, Feb. 16
| Miss Agnes Holl entertained the I'm Zoo
Wee club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Laura Hickey will entertain the Just
| Us club Friday evening.
Mrs. Setter. Of New Ulm, Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs Hehnes.
Miss Ida Miller entertained thu ThsmbIa
| Bee Thursday afternoon.
| Mrs. Eoban, of the Euclid View snent tho
week In Mortified.
Mrs.. H. c. Stowell entertained at cards
| Thursday evening.
Samuel Brant left last week for a short
| trip to Missouri.
Mrs. C. Krieger has returned from ST.
| Louis