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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-06-29
OAKLAND MILLS.
June 81. 1898.

June II, 1898.
Ira Auker, our wide awake agent
for the Little Ccckle Killer. has re-
turned from trip to Reading,
where he had taken part with bis
little machine in the Industrial pa
radc Of the Reading Sesoui Centen-
NAL the parade was 5 miles long
WITH ten thousand boys in the pa
rade al dressed in uniform, lie says
i: was one Of the grandest sights he
ever s8w.
Christ Whitney, of Slim Valley,
disposed If his farm to Hale Alex
ander. Consideration 81 OOO Mr..
Winey certainly made good sa!s.
The Menonitss of the Juniata Val
ley district will dedicate their new
church, at Mexico, on Sat 1rday and
Sunday, July 2. and 3, Rev. Isai C
Eby, Of Lancaster county, Pa, Will
be present. There will be services
as follows, Saiu' day morning at 10
O'Clock, a. H., and in the evening at
Z O'Clock P. N and on Sunday morn
inb at 10 O'Clock a. m. Everybody
turn out ana help the good work.
While engaged in conversation
along the road near County Com
missioner Loudenslager'e, in Della
ware township, two boys were ter
ribly frightened when a light came
out Of the field. the boys both ran off
home ss fast as they could, the one
boy never stepped until he reached
his bed safe and sound. It is sup
posed that the light got there in
some way or other.
Miss Lizzie Kaufman, of Illinois,
is visiting in this county, and she
will remain here until September l,
she has not been in this section for
13 years.
Banks Stouffer visited at Susan
Graybilrs, in Goodville, on Sunday
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An indian from Carlisle school lost
bis life on the railrosd about T
clock last Saturday morning. He
att, mpted to board west bound
freight train at Il point betwecn
.Nexico and Thompsontow2. He at
tempted to get on the car next to the
last one He cau2ht Eoid of tie
iron hard bar. but missed the ( ot
step and his hand grip was not strong
enough 10 hold the weight Of lis
body. In the jerk ;hai followed the
miss Of the foot step, his hand hod
Was broken and his body wss swung
between the cars, fell upon the rail.
Tae car wheels of the hind car pcss-
ed over his abdomen, cutting him in
two pieces, rot thread Of flesh, or
muscle, or bone was isft united.
His left arm at the shoulder was
served as completely as was his body.
There was large hcle in his fcre-
head. Death, doubtless came in.
simultaneously. He was clean pnd
well dressed, and had blanket with
him. His shoes Were good, calf skin
shoes, and appeared as if they lad
just been walked on long distance.
Urdertaker Ruble. Of this town had
M }e arrangements to baye the body
placed i'll Union cemetery, when he
received despatch from Captain r
Fl. Pratt, of Carlisle Indian School,
to send the body to Carlisle Il was
an ugly job for the undertaken to
put the body of the dead lone Indian
in presentable shape but be did it
and shipped it by the 445 p. NJ,
train, and it probably reached Car
isle about 8 p. m. 1t is not known
here how the Indian came TO be at
that place on the railroad. Some
conjecture that he walked across the
country from Carlisle, on Fri day
night and Saturday morning striking
therailroad where he attempted to
board the freight train and was killed.
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hOLLubAUuu e SOW,
AHEAD OF.ALL COMPETITORS.
Our spring line of mems, bows
and childrens' clothing, hats, caps
and gents furnishing goods
ARE NOW IN.
We make the clothing business a
study and have made it a success.
Young men don't 60 away to get
what theyWant they come to us for
NOBBY SUITS, LATE STYLE
hats or any thing in the gents fur
nishing line.
We have half our SPRING stock
sold bV the time most ClOthierS get
their line in. A young man who
wants a SUIT FOR EASTER, don't
want to wait until the 18th of July
for it.
Our line this season surpasses all
our former efforts in style, quality,
quantity, finish and price.
"The early bird catches the Worrn."
HOLLOBAUGH & SONS,
10 PAAiFfhEfRsSoNS: sc Z PEN5A. {E1.-
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1898-06-29
B. F. SCHWEIER.
STATE TICKET.

For aforementioned William
A. Stone, of Allegheny.
For Lieutenant GOvernor-Gen-
j. p. 5. Goblin, of Lebanon.
For Secretary of Internal Affairs
-'ieneral James w. Latta, of
Philadelphia.
For Judge of the Superior Court
William Porter, of PHILADELPHIA
For Congressman at Large
Galusha A. Grow ,'Of Susquehanna,
and 5. A. Davenport, of Erie.
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FOR KUMANITY ON CUBAN
SOIL.

On the 9th
Of June 5000
of Gen era |
SHafier's Uni
ted States S
troops landed
at DAiquiri,
Il miles east
Of Santiago,
nnHer q nrH.
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY
TICK EFT.
Congress.
TBAD NJ. MAHON,
of Franklin county.
Legislature.
f. G.. SHEAFFER.
Surveyor.
A. b. EVANS.
Coroner
HI. F. WILLARD.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17

today to Lake Johanna. In the party will be
John Stewart. John Mcmahon, Peter Fahuy.
Harry Taylor Walter Smiley. John Lindburg.
John Hurdel Alice Fisher, Irene Clarken.
Honor Clarken. Marion Miles. Kit Nolan and
Polly Nolan.
The Hibernians of Ramsey County will pic
nc at Forest Lake Saturday, July %. large
number of prizes will be offered in the games
and athletic sports. Music will be furnished
by the Hbernian band.
st. Paul cadets give midsummer carnival
in the Broadway rink Wednesday evening.
Fancy drills and artistic decorations and
booths will make the event attractive
The st. Paul chronological society will hold
an open meeting at the Commons this evening.
Prof. Morris will deliver an address.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First Uni
versalist Church will meet Tuesday with Mrs.
l.. Van Horn. 500 Canada street.
The Ladies Aid Society Of the First Uni
versalist Church will meet Tuesday with Mrs.
s. Van Horn, 500 Canada street.
special meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of First Presbyterian Church will be
held Friday afternoon.
The letter carriers Of ST. Paul will hold
their annual cutting at Like Shore, White Fear
lake. on Aug. 2.
o. E. s. Relief Society Of st. Paul chapter
meets Wednesday to sew for the Red Cross.
TIE July meeting of the w. H. M. society,
Of House of Hope. will be held Tuesday.
The Norwegian Glee club will hold its an
nual picnic today at Smelling park.
Como Div. No. SO, l.. A. of A. r. G. gives
picnic July q, at Como park.
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Special Notice.
,ent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. Rhoden-

snent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rhoden-
berg. e. - g.
George Johnson and Frank Knauft OF 81
PAUL we're guests of Andrew Futon ouhuay.
r. G. Yates and daughter. are camping al
the lake for the remainder OF the ssas3h.
Mrs H. C. Drawer and children, Oh sllil-
water are visiting Mrs. j. A. Haussner.
Miss Frances Hoyt of ST. Paul. IS at inc
,ai.a for the remainder of the season.
Mrs G. C. McMichae,, of st. Pau, is spend
ing few days at Brownie cottage.
Mrs Laura Reed, of Saltwater, Is visiting
her daughter Mrs. T. E. Fellows.
Miss Ade:ine Msthes, of ST: Paul, spent the
mast week with Mrs. G. Rhodenberg.
Mrs. Alfred Stocker. of st. Paul, was TIE
ouesf IF Miss Jean Fulton, Friday.
Mr.. Paterson and family are at Cottage ParK
fer the remainder of the summer.
W. Titvaugh and wife, Of DUBUQUE WERE
guests of Mrs. Longvile, sunday
Miss Lillian Creary. of st. Paul. visited
Mrs. J. T Boustead Monday.
Miss Alice Rhodes, Of Portland avenue, Is
visiting Miss Sadie O'Bren.
Mrs T. Burnett and family are spending
several weeks at Bald Eagle.
Miss Bartles and Miss Angelina will visit
in Nankato for few days.
Frank Springer. CT Minneapolis visited MIS-
J. T. Bcustead Thursday.
Miss Abigail Slough, of Boston, spent
Wednesday at tie lake.
Mr.. Penshard. of Baltimore, spent Sunday
with J. Bartles.sA z
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17
He Thinks They Failed

In the July Ladies' Home Journal Edw,rs
pun notes mat american women a,e arrans
ing to make another exhibition of tbnn5,
seiNes &c the Paris exposition in 1900 mr.
pcI12na,ely SINH ar TO the painful ''NonPn',
building" al the Worlds fair in Chicss s,1H -
ISSa, and urges that the painful mi<tafs .,
lineage be not repeated al the French can't
TAI. 1t was not" Mr.. Box saws .'that n.
women who protected the 'hen-hcrse' lar tbe
worlds fair, it was irreverentrv cslt"S
by many, were altogether TO blams no. ~
us nature due to lack OF enerey The fei-u~a
was IN the idea itself. Ii was unviss apS
hteHlgent women on all sides did not hest
tate 10 express Their opinions. They ohiectcs
a .L r'gntiy 100; to be classed apart. and have
me handiwork shown as that of s.. ~
freaks; II their work WAS good. they asked
why should ii be separated from the exhs n >,
slmfiy because ii was the work of womens
what did their sex matter If tie work wa.
of merit? w.
There is no sense. however. in mal,r~
TINS mis,sk for the second tine part cul sriv
y" thin the Boundaries OF another country ana
tSr another pecp.e 10 laugh at The idel n,
Shicago Itself WIS wrong. ard the idea for
IA naiis IS equally wrong. 1t is significant that
t!e women who were foremost In the Chic, ro
experiment refuse to have anything 10 do
WIN the Paris project. This should sneak
nuiS.iies 70 the women who are pers s ing in
sing this second mistake II so direc, a
go uoss not suffice, however the Unit 4
Stetss government, with fun krowiedga OF
me result OF the 'Woman's tu'Idl~r' tta
Noriu air in mind should ana DOUBTLESS
W.T. refuse TO allow Anne rican waraanhOod
20 oe ne'u IN again 10 ridcule. The Ameri-
T%n $1,000 Mo's.l ingenuity can have adequate ex-
ittSSioH IN the general American exhibit az
the Fa.ls exposition N 1900. Blu. her hanti-
WORN must be shown with the txnd,work OF
men, ana not apart from It, The lesson must
Ve eniLrceo uioa continental Europe thai IN
SEX az NHFeS'iN' W
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17

e blouse of blue lawn the shade Of the apoisd
satin.
Paris, having loved blue dearly. and smile /
persistenty en- black and white is now turn
ing much OF her attention to red. and the
best OF her satin fou,ard gowns appel In this
color, spotted with white. They are nviiiAbi ?
made On simple pan the skirt with a sir ri :
hounce. the bodice crossed owe: en- tie bSs
to show a .cheniisette of ecru muslin, slightly
pouching IN the front with a very rarro v
belt and crowned with hat turn d OH from
the face, trimmed with indispensa able cher
ries
!. Tie Paris shirts this year are very att az
tive, possessing all the advantages OF the 81 k
en- blouse and the simple shirt in ere Two
styles are particularly popular; the one is
the Garihaldi shirt. which fastens down tn
back, hangs Loosely in the font with tn! ee
stripes of lace alternating with lit IL groups
OF tuckings; it fastens down the blck and
Is finished at the neck VIII ira lsparent
lace collar band. tied iuto a bow al the back
these appear alike in batiste ard sat n fou a I'd
in satin and in washing silk. The ct ,er model
Wnich excites the popular appreciation has the
ooc;ce lightly gathered into yoke. which OK
TENDS to the bust. ard is striped roundwards,
eltner with fri,ls of Valeaclenres lace or in
ssertions of broad beading this yoke beisg cut
IN one with the collar band and turning over
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry schurmeier and son.
Harry, and Mrs Leach, of New York, left
yesterday for Breezy Point, Minnetonka,
where they have taken cottage for the
remainder of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Dow have returned from
the coast, where they spent a few weeks with
their sons, John and Louis Dow, OF Company
H, Minnesota volunteers.
Miss Alice Poirier. OF 292 Louis street left
via the Omaha road for Duluth, where sha
will spend few weeks
Miss Clara A. Hooper, of Clark street, will
spend the summer with Miss Bessie NJ. Lewis
of South Park.
Mass. is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. A. '.
Eastman.
Mrs. J. Morganstern ard daughter left Fri
day fer White Bear lake, to remain all sum-
mer.
Mrs. ]. F. Bruggemann of Smith avenue.
and Miss Alice Item are East for the summer.
Miss Alice Rhodes and Miss Alice Cleary
are guests of Miss O'Brien at White Bear.
Miss Lillian EEis. of st. Anthony avenue.
Is visiting friends at Hammond, Wis.
Miss Bates, of st. Louis, is the guest OF
Mrs. II. N. Harris, of Grand avenue.
Miss Hackney, of Kansas City. is visiting
Mrs. Hoyt, OF Paramount avenue
Miss Jennie Barbeau is visiting friends in
Grand Forks and Reynolds. N. D.
Miss Maud Espy is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs John B. Espy, in Brooklyn.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. T. Poore, of New York,
were in the city last week.
Miss Frederick Somers, of St. Adams street,
is home from Milwaukee
Mrs. Charles A. Van Duzee, of Ashland
avenue. is in Lake City.
Mrs. Thomas Swanson. Of Lafayette avenue,
is visiting in Northield.
Miss Julia Kenney and Miss May Csulfeld
are in West Superior.
w s. Shurick arrived home Friday from a
trip through the state.
Miss Florence E. Child is spending the
summer at Rochester.
Miss Dassell, of the Portland, is in Ben
son, MINI.
DR.. and Mrs. Russell Berthel are at the
Albion.
C. A. Severance is home from New York.
Rev. j. NJ. Prendergast has gone East.
Mrs. Thad. c. Jones is in Rockford Ill.
Miss Belle Overton is in Saratoga.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17

little Sne fr tGp with pointed edges bordered ,,,
has a yoLa " ch.non. A third mo leT ~
s tbrae with headings. thr"nsJo h LINED toe
~ yaed narrow black veiyet 1ih, wlieh are
the hoJia this yoke finish the s'ceH. CUTS
G cue podlce is loosely gatbaroJ sees, while
Red jsoi. assnlon fastening at the b,Iss IN
bonr Jackets are also the faSb;oDO ick
on this So ana among those wbo III, tIe
sbo,id sac OF the water The t IN KNOW:
and Whit worn IN combination with 49,.
checked checked skirts, or red and ,ysttH
ST.. Aeu skirts. and il Is in two forn,. ~ waite
snolt and smart and talor-rna "a li either
S'iTrSSAihSs: or as loose wrap for t r,,l many
doii nJ menu Irill without the founda,;ns'
eiehttui These may now be bsd -riIon IS
oi 90 narrow shaped bands wbioh hiounled
+, themselves to be affixed 10 anv 49,.
- G,stGIeetiy applied pin. One with -,
and :. 80 cILliIely acquainted halls from parS
mns,in eu ,,i alternately of fine s1ottai
n,,t ~ anu 'alenciennes insertion Tbi- i;
~ ~ III some wonderful circular fasbi us II
mat without any fulness al the ton ast non, 81
ahan. ~ Tue very prettiest. softest folds ISL
h,,t eme shoulders sort of point Ia t, aru
put beyond varying the monotony tshsh
oulitIe this is scarcely distineuisbsblo ms
ob.rno lhSpection, for the essence of az
fnId ,es IN the clinging softress of az
,;r.,' Dy no means one OF the least of ~
orsS vi these unattached frills is the rono
t th.ti LEI eace with the shoulder line WnUId
tiiat more women could be made m rear, V III.
essential. So many lose what wo,I5 '< IN ms
wise De perfect contour by thickeniny VIII
decorations this very telling mart ~ IN
anatomy. II | were asked as TO VIA. , t.,e
the making OF the elegance of fro 60. ~ ~
number, | should say length Of ho5, % o os
sharp outline OF shoulder. Kate Jcffrirs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17
LOOKING BACKWARD.

The students and friends Of the st. Paul
Business college picnicked at Como yesterday.
The committee appointed to look after the
details and arrangements was Miss Jennie
Allison and Charles Lister. Among those
present were: Misses Allison, Wesel, Kau-
der, Clara Brill. May Thurston, Miss York
lund. May Hurley. Gertrude Schiltz, Anna
Hurley. May Lee, Miss Olson. Miss McKilip.
Helen Wallen. Helen Nelson. Miss Synan,
Gertrude Lister, Mrs. Harrington. Hittie
Tanning. and Messrs. Wagner. Lister, Bran
de- Henke, O'Neil. Anderson, Knapp, He'll
Ter. Fryckholm and Bjork.und.
Plymouth Congregational church gave a
lawn fete of many pretty details on the lawn
surrounding ]. Watson Smiths home on Sum-
NIT avenue Thursday evening.
The boys of Capital City Cycle club gave
their annual lawn fete Thursday evening
on the club house grounds, serving ices and
cake to over 1000 people.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Stephens Episcopal
Church gave lawn party Thursday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Yorke, on
Randolph street.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17

Johanna Willius and the Misses Gretta and
Elsie Mertens are at WacOnia.
Mrs. G. w. Smith has been entertaining
friends from Portland, Or.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noble and Miss Connors left
Thursday for Winnipeg.
Mrs. Spindler is entertaining her nephew.
Claude Watkins, of Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Dieter have taken
a cottage at Red Rock.
Mrs. Harry Haynes Is entertaining her
mother from Delano.
Mrs. R. E. McCleary is entertaining Mrs.
Bolles, of Saltwater.
Miss Wakefield entertained her Sunday
school class Monday.
Mrs. W. w. Holcomb left Wednesday for
WATERFOWL. Mimi.
Mrs. C. w. Smith is entertaining relatives
from Quincy, Ill.
Miss Name Goodrich. of Saltwater. is visit
ing Mrs. Kuhn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Allison have returned
from Montana.
Miss Nina Krieger spent the week at Bald
Eagle.
Mrs. ]. ]. McManus has gone to Four
Lakes.
Mrs. Blankenberg left Thursday for Wa
coma.
Mrs. Philip Mcdonald has gone to Oelwein
Miss Anna Barber is in Duluth.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17
WEST ST. PAUL.

Mrs. A. Price. of Stryker avenue, enter
tanned the w. H. and F. NJ. Society Of Beth
any Congregational Church Tuesday after
noon. After a thorough discussion of the
subject. india" refreshments were served
by the hostess
Fred Mccarthy, of Colorado street, was
given surprise party Wednesday afternoon
by about fifty of his friends most pleas
ant time spent, and refreshments were
served.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude NJ Miller entertained
at a dancing party Thursday evening, in
compliment to her guest, Miss Minnie Schme-
deman. Of Madison, Wis
Mrs. Peak and daughter August, of Wa
basha, who have been guests of Mrs. w. w.
Stone, of East ROBBIE street, returned
Wednesday.
Mrs. Donaldson, of Vancouver, B. c., who,
during the summer, has been the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Joseph Willis. returned home
last week.
Joseph Miller, of Beardsley, Mimi, the
guest of his brother, L. Miller, of OakdaIe
avenue, returned home the first of the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. wickham, of Mortified. who
have been guests of their daughter, Mrs. H.
c. johnson, returned home last week.
Hebron Baptist and the Oakdale Mission
Sunday schools will picnic together at Indian
Mound park, next Thursday.
Mrs. j. c. Parker entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Hebron Baptist Church
Thursday afternoon.
Miss Cora Kloman was given pleasant
surprise party Friday evening in honor of
her birthday.
The Sunday school of the Clinton Avenue
M. E. church will picnic next Thursday at
Wildwood.
Miss Mary jung of Hall avenue has re-
turned from pleasant visit at Rollingstone
MINI.
The Misses Henderson, OF the Clinton. are
spending Their vacation at Grand Forks.
Mis- Rose Cole. Of Clinton avenue, has gone
to Oskaloosa, To-, to return in September
Mrs. Van Nance. CT Augusta street is at
Pine Island for few weeks visit
Mr.. Herbert Sharp of East ROBBIE street
has returned from Oceanica, N. J.
Miss Emma Martin. of East Winifred street
is at Forest Lake for two weeks
DR.. H. c. Johnson made short business
trip TO Chicago last week
George Doran has returned from visit
at Joliet and Chicago. H.
c. c. Edwards Of Greenwood ayenne has
returned from Oxford, 10.
Mrs. Charles H. Butler and son have re-
turned from Forest Lake
A number Of West side ladies' picnicked at
Lake Harriet Thursday
w. r. Shaw, of Hal avenue visited Clo
quet Mimi. last week.
Mrs. G. Carney and Miss Hattie Rapue are
visiting in Milwaukee
Robert Barnett of Colorado street is in
Ogdensberg, Wis.
Mrs, Mrs Henry Martin spent last week at
White Bear.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17

tional Church met on Tuesday with Mrs.
w. S. Harwcod.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Whitney, of Hector.
are guests of Mrs. Whitney, of Long avenue.
Rev. e. S. Pressy and wife will spend
August visiting relatives at River Falls
Mrs. c. NJ. Cannon is spending a few
weeks in Northern Minnesota
The Reading circle met on Friday at the
home of Mrs. Andrew Irwin.
Mrs. Todd is at Spring Park, Minnetonka,
for few weeks.
Miss Bessie Burdel has been visiting Miss
Louise Maloney.
Miss Alice Kennard is visiting in South
ern Minnesota.
Mrs. Berry and family are camping at
Lake Josephine.
Miss Estelle Gcodnow has been the guest
of Miss Benson.
W. s. Harwood spent part OF the week in
Omaha.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17
LATEST FASHIONS.
St. Paul Globe.

Correspondence The ST. Paul Globe.
NEW YORK, July 14.-Black duck skirts to
be worn with white skirts are the very lates.
style, and are lovely. These shirts are made
Just as severe as possible and by tailor
so that the effect is excellent.
One of the prettiest fancies Of the moment
is the heavy linen duck gown in one color
trimmed with cut out designs in duck of
another shade. Of these the mot fashionable
and of black duck with designs in
dull. faded blue. buff. orange. tomato red ard
the front on the seams and over the co lar OF
the jacket. whila the sleeves are nearly
covered.
A pretty gown is made of white duck, with
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17
MAHroMEDI.

Be ade epeT5s eshan Mrs o 6 Megas
Mrs. s. w WhittenSJ. P. Phillips, st. Loui
Mrs. Bernard Berkssh and child. Mrs. N. II.
Crary w KeaBe James, Mrs. Rsndal, w. F..
Randel St. Paul
Mrs. Bixby gave a birthday party for. her
daughter Constance on Wednesday. About
fourteen little ones were present.
The Porch club met with Miss j hns. Mrs
Tygeson Mrs. A. z. Murray and Mrs. Will
lam Dampier wen prizes.
= Miss Louise R{5scp entertained tie Tuesda7
cub. The prizes were won by Miss Dob on
and Miss ElearGr Dobson.
Mrs Nash tcck a party CT friends 10 Tay-
icr's Fails lat Saturday, in hcnor of Ees
guest. Miss Hanson.
Dr. and Mrs Eshelby have returned TO The
city after months visit with Mrs. Johns.
Mrs Eckstrand end Mrs ]. P Carlson
were guests of Mrs. Iioupt during the week.
Mrs. Murphy has been spending the past
few weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Neuson.
Miss O'Neil OF Appleton. Wis, is so5nling
few weeks with Mrs. E. W. Dutche,.
Mr. and Mrs Julian Daggy. of Chi:ago, are
spending the week at Dewey heights.
Mr.. and Mrs Sherwood are Speeding the
rest of the season at Camp Lincoln.
John Lunt and Norman Storr spent par;
of the week ar the Blake cottage.
Miss Laura Thayer and Mrs. r. T. Flournoy
spent Thursday with Mrs. Lunt.
Mrs. Uttey and Miss Gretchen Uttley are
spending the week with friends.
Mrs. and Miss Cosgrave are in the Duff
resne cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Abbot spent part of the week with
her sister, Mrs. Dodd.
Mrs. Geo. King will SPEND the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. King
Miss Murray gave a sailing party ON Wed
nesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Daggy spent Wednesday with
Mrs. Dampier.
Mrs. C. A. Lunt has taken the Bake cottage
Tor week. az
Chicago. ~
Mrs. seacomb spent Thursday at Daisy Dell.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17
THE WEEKS OUTLOOK.

st. Paul, together with the A. NJ. E. Sunday
school of Minneapolis, will give their annual
picnic and cutting Tuesday at Minnehaha park
A feature of the day will be the formation at
2 o'clock on the grounds of living flag.
The st. Paul people attending will leave the
church on Jay and Fuller at 10 o'clock.
Miss Cecilia Clarity gives tally-ho party