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CONDUCTORS BALL.
An Enjoyable Time at Turner Hall
Last Night.

The grand ball given at Turner Han
last night by Sierra Nevada Division,
No. 1913. Order of Railroad Conductors,
was complete success, and drew a
large attendance. The hall was taste
fully decorated, and all present thor
oughly enjoyed themselves.
The committees We're as follows: Ar
rangements-G. W. Lewis, William
Schwab. F. f. Myers. A. NJ. Weston
and Al burgess Reception-P. a.
Trembly. Carl Leonard, c. NJ. Coopar.
c. A. Birrey, F. e. George, r. r. Chase.
John Black and G. A. Woodward. Floor
Director-J. NJ. Wright. Floor Manag-
ers-F. f. Myers, William Schwab. z.
w Bryce. j. c. McMasters. William
Hood, G.. W. Lewis and J. p. Molter.
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IN Bonanza and Hunker Creeks. He
also reports that very rich quartz
ledges have been located on Stewart
River. and that party of twenty,
headed by an experienced mining en-
gineer. had just left Dawson for that
region. He said that the strike On
Henderson Greek was so rich as 70
cause quite a stampede TO that local
ity.
VIGILANCE COMMITTEE AT SKA
quay.
SEATTLE, Feb. II. = The steamer
Utopia, which arrived from Skaguay
and Dyea this morning, reports that a
Vigilance Committee is being formed
at Skaguay, and it is the intention of
the committee to drive out of town
the horde of toughs and bunco men
Hold-ups and petty larceny are being
daily reported, and it is more than
probable that lynchings Will occur un-
less the authorities act promptly.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Hermann Steinman is up from San
Francisco.
State Senator ". A. Shippee of Avon,
Butte Coun$, was in the city yester-t
day.
Mrs. James II. Budd. wife of the Cow
ernor, was visiting with friends in this
city yesterday.
Senator w. f. Prisk of Grass Valley
was in the city last evening on his
way 20 Folsom.
3. NJ. Lelong, Secretary of the State
Board of Horticulture. went to San
Francisco yesterday to be gone several
days.
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A Shooting in Los Angeles County.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. Yesterday
MANUEL Dominguez. a Spaniard. shot
Bicente Yturalde A. Basque at Gala
basas. Yturalde was brought to the
hospital here to-day, and will live if
everything is favorable. Domingue2
has not yet been captured. There was
long standing quarrel between the
men, who are sheep owners, over the
right to use a certain spring of water
OH disputed land.
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SENATOR MURPHY.
The Censure Bill Will Come UP in
the New York Senate Monday.

ALBANY On. ", Feb. lin the
State Senate to-day BSush and Weeks
resolution in regard to United states
Senator Murphy were made the special
order for Monday afternoon. The Weeks
resolution, which passed the Assembly
yesterday, censured the Senator for his
vote in favor of the Teller bill. The
Brush resolution censures the Senator,
and demands his resignation for the
same reason.
WASHINGTON. Feb. II. Senator
Murphy declines to discuss the action
taken by the New York Legislature
censuring him for his vote on the Teller
financial resolution
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Death OF q Well-Known Physician

OAKLAND, Feb. 1.-Dr Samuel Mel
win, one of the best known physicians in
this State, lassed away last night while
he slept. He was 81 years of age, and
was born in Florence, Pa. He was
member of the State Board of Phar-
macy, Library Trustee and was the Re-
publican nominee for Mayor of this city
at one time.
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Petray AcQuitted.

SANTA ROSA, Feb. II. - James
Petray, charged with manslaughter on
account of the death of an old man
named Bachman, with whom Petray
quarreled and who was struck by
Petray, was acquitted by a jury here
this evening The jury was out only
three minutes. The verdict gives gen-
eral satisfaction in this place
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School Director Waller Arrested.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 11.-Samuel
Waller, the School Director. who has
been indicted by the Grand Jury for
soliciting a bribe from Eli 7. Shep-
herd, the attorney, in return for which
he was to appoint the latter's daughter
to a position in the School Department,
was placed under arrest to-day. He
was prepared for the officers, however,
for he presented a bond in the sum Of
$4,000, which had been accepted by
Judge Belcher.
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VIGILANCE COMMITTEE AT SKA
CIYAY
Harveston Given Fourteen Years.

SANTA CRUZ, Feb. 11.-There was
hardly standing room in the Superior
Court this morning when ex-Constable
Joseph Harveston was sentenced to Saa
Quentin for fourteen years for may
hem. Motions for an arrest of judS-
ment and a new trial We're denied, but
stay Of proceedings for ten days was
granted. He received the same sem
tence as Plyler, the principal in the
crime. The Grand Jury has resumed
it's investigation of the Plyler case.
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MORE RICH STRIKES.
Quartz Ledges Have Been Located
on Stewart River.

PORTLAND, Feb. Ill. L. Schroeder
Of San Francisco, who left Dawson City
December 10Th, arrived on the steamer
oregon to-day. He reports that just
before he left rich strikes had been
made on Henderson Creek, seventy
miles southeast from Dawson and that
additional rich finds had been made
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A Miner Dashed to Pieces.

GRASS VALLEY. Feb. 11.-At the
Maryland mine to-day. as Jacob Coqnbs
tried to board the ASCENDING cage. He
missed his step, and after hanging by his
coat from a projecting lever for q lew
seconds, fell 300 feet down the shaft
and was dashed to pieces.
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Lost on a Tie Vote.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE House
Committee on Commerce to-day killed
the Senate bill to permit the State N
South Carolina to control liquors
brought into the State in original pack
ages. The motion to report it favoraby
was lost on a tie vote.
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Fell Down an Elevator Shaft.

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 11.-Georse Nc
Clellum an employe, fell down the ele-
vator shaft of the Cold Storage Conn
pany's plant on Seventh street, this
afternoon. and sustained serious, out
not fatal injuries.
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Assemblyman Austin Dead.

STOCKTON, Feb. 12.-Charles Aus
tin, Assemblyman from this county.
died at his home in Pennington at an
early hour this Saturday morning,
after an illness of several weeks dur
alton of pneumonia.
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A Child Murderer Hanged.

SPRINGFIELD Ull), Feb. Thames
Mingle. who murdered infant Dollie
Briscoe and at the time made an at
tempt upon the life of the child's moth
er. was hanged here to-day Mingle
showed nerve to the last. From the
scaffold he said: I'm only on journey
to meet my child in heaven. / forgive
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GUATAMALA'S CABINET.
President Cabrera Appoints Hi
Advisers.

SAN JOSE DE GUATEMALA. Feb.
ll.-President Cabrera to-day made
public his new Cabinet
General Toledo was yesterday pro-
claimed Secretary OF War, and the 9TH
er Ministers We're published to-day as
follows:
Minister of Public Works-Antonio
Barrios.
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Death of a Newspaper Man.

Los ANGELES, Feb. lie. L.
Broushton, a newspaper man. employ
ed on the Evening Record but for
merly city editor of the st. Louis
Chronicle" died here last night.
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THE ZOLA TRIAL.
Open With General
Pe1I;eux on the Stand.

PARIS, Feb. 11.-There were the
usual crowds about the door OF the AS
size Court of the Seine when the fifth
day of the trial of NJ. Zola ard NJ. Peri
eux commenced. NJ. Zola and General
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Nicaragua Revolution Suppressed

WASHINGTON, Feb. il. = Senor
Luisa Cora, Charge dAffaires of the
Greater American Republics. is in re-
ceipt of kilograms to-day from the Diet
and from President Zelaya of Mic
aragua, stating that "the insurrection
has been suppressed -
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COSTLY BLAZE AT
SAN FRANCISCO.
Flames Break Out in the Phelan
Building on Market Street,
Causing a Loss in the Neighborhood OF
Fifty Thousand Dollars.

Col. George b. Sperry of Stockton
Meets With a Serious Accident
While Hunting in Marin County
His Gun Discharged in Some
Unaccountable Manner, the Con-
tents Striking Him Just Above
the Knee and Badly Mangling
the Leg.
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Mems Furnishings.

Mems 25c Heavy Wool Seam
less Socks, Zoe pair.
Mems Heavy Working Suspen-
ders, 12l2c.
Mems Fancy Bosom Dress
Shirts, 5Sc.
Mems Ribbed Underwear, Ecru
or Gray, csc.
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Is per cent.
Discount on
All Remnants

Remnants Of Dress Goods,
Silks, Domestics, Elnbroi-
deries, Eaces, Ribbons, Veil
ings, Innings, Trimmings,
etc. Every yard of some
service to you who have a
family, and after already
standing two reductions, IS
per cent. off is the last.
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WISHES TO INFORM TICKETS FROM
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All of our 81 so Fiannelette
Wrappers, Cashmere and Fleece
ed, to close to-day at Csc.
Novelty Weave Tailored Suits
for Women, to close at Sc %.
Handsome Silk Plush Capes,
silk lined, fur edged, $4 10.
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spending a few weeks In North Dakots.

-FNAS - AS" HeohS III NORTH Dakota.
Mrs, MRS. q: II. Stevens entertained Mrs, NJ. J.
WAITS. OF Mortified. for few weeks.
Mrs. Brown and Miss Lolita Rice have
returned from visit to Rush City
MRS; j. II. Roberts entertained party OF
ilenos at tea On Saturday evening.
MISS Cora Reed. of Glencoe, has been tia
guest OF Miss Cora Montgomery.
MI and Mrs. Showers. of Waterloo. Wis.
are guests OF Mrs. A. H. Drew
Mrs. HOLSTER and Mrs. Ashenden are
guests OF Mrs. William Murphy
Miss Lulu Murphy has as her guests Mis-,
Alice Lynch and Ida Gatzke
Miss Emma D. Whitney of Chicago wa.
the guest of Mrs. Crawford
Mrs. q. W. Haley is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Weiland, Of Brainerd.
Miss Florence Blink has gone to West Su-
perior for few weeks.
Mrs. l.. L. HALEY and Mrs. Cobb have re-
turned from Mankato.
Miss flanagan has been the guest OF her
sister. Mrs. McNamar
The ". C. T. U. he'd an important busine..
meeting on Friday.
Misses Eta and Sadie Donaldson are visit
ing in Hamline.
Mrs. Atkins and children have left for a
visit in Illinois,
Mss Rosa Warner was the guest Of Mrs. o.
H. Warner.
Miss Nellie Sturtevant has returned from
Red Wing
Mis- Agnes McCullom is making a visit in
Hudson.
Mrs. C. I. Humphrey has returned fromJ
WGseca.
Miss Fanny Hoyt has returned to North
field.
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Cosgrove. the pastor Of the church, was pre-
sented with purse Of $3.50.
Rev. and Mrs. Oliver L. Hanson, who re-
side at 1894 Blair street. gave a reception
Yesterday afternoon and evening IN honor
Of their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson were married in Chi
cago by the Rev. o. P. Peterson, of Racine
Wis.,, founder Of the Norwegian NJ. E.
church. Mr.. Hanson has been presiding
elder Of the Minneapolis district two years,
when he removed from Minneapolis to Ham
line.
The ladies of st. Luke's parish gave lawn
fete Wednesday end Thu sday evenings. on
the grounds OF the parochial residence on
Summit avenue and Victoria street.
Henry Harritz surprised Wednesday
evening. There was dancing and cards. Prizes
We're won by Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs. Proctor, P
Kelly and j. Haselberger.
The ladies of st. Louis church gave an
Ice cream social Tuesday evening, at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Villaume, 1s3 Bidwell
street.
The young people of the Park Avenue Bap-
tist Mission gave q social Thursday evening
at Park avenue and COX street.
The First Swedish Lutheran church and
Sunday school picnicked Thursday at Minne-
tonka.
Hamline M. E. church picnicked at Mime
tonka Thursday.
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WEST ST. PAUL.

afternoon at the home of Mrs F. B. Doran
for the benefit Of the Red Cross. Next Tues
day afternoon the Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Hebron Baptist Church will attend In body
and will sew for the same purpose. Lunch
Will be served
Rathbone Sisters, Unity Temple No. 9, held
another Of their usual successful soc!als
Thursday evening at knights Of pythiae hall
After the rendering of a programme of dozen
numbers, ice cream and cake were served,
and pleasant social time was enjoyed.
Miss Inez Dale gave a bicycle party last
Saturday evening. After short spin the
guests. twenty in number returned to dance
and have refreshments at the home of thu
hostess on Prescott street.
Horace Huron will give musical and lit
erary entertainment next Tuesday evening
at Clinton Avenue NJ. E. church. under the
auspices OF Unity Camp M. w. A.
Mrs. Pedofle Of Concord street, entertained
the Womans Home and Foreign Missionary
Society OF the Hebron Baptist Church Wedn5s-
day afternoon.
Kindness circle, Kings Daughters, held
the home Of Miss Alice Bevans on West Com
gress street.
Mrs. j. G. Banks. of Dayton's bluff will
entertain the Ladies' Aid Society OF West
minister Church Thursday afternoon next.
Miss Minnie Schniedman, of Madison, Wis.
who has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Miller. has returned home.
Mrs; M F. Barker, of Gardner, Mass, with
u. ii.
Bronson, of East ROBBIE street.
The Kensngton tea ladies and their hus-
bands, picnicked az Como park Tuesday
afternoon and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Schuman, Of East Con-
gress street, have returned from their trip
to the Pacific coast
Mrs. n. A. Chamberlin. Of Prospect terrace,
has returned from visit Of months dura-
ten at Boone 10.
Mrs. Taper, Of Eau Clare. Wis, is the
guest Of MIS- N J. Coleman, of East Wini-
fred street.
Mrs. C. De Bruyu, of Greenwood avenue,
held coffee party Thursday afternoon on
the lawn.
Miss Jessie Davis, OF Clinton avenue, enter
tanned Thursday evening in honor of her
birthday.
Mrs. c. Holmes entertained the Ladies'
Guild OF Ascension Church Wednesday even
ing
Cleon Knapp. OF East Congress street has
gone to Osceola Mills. Wis. fcr a month.
Miss Daisy Williams, OF Smith avenue
south, is visiting friends at Rush City.
Miss Marie Blihi. OF West Robbie street, is
visiting relatives in Omaha, Neb.
Mr.. Mcdonald. Of Philadelphia, visited Mrs.
William Benton last week.
Mrs. S. Reichardt and son are visiting at
La Crosse, for a month
]. B. st. Clair has returned from Granite
Falls
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MERRIAM PARK.

Miss Bessie Trumball entertained a few
friends at bicycle pirty on wednesday ev n
Ing in honor Of her brother's birthday
Miss Florence Austin who has bsen SD nd
ing the summer at Prior Lake. is now visit
ing Miss Hyde, Of Iglehart street
Mss Frances Dee has gone to Adrian. Mimi
son are visiting in Chicago.
Miss Priscilla and aMster Everett Wil;iam-
son have issued invitations for gard party
on next Wednesday.
Mrs. E. R. Moore entertained on Thursday
evening in honor OF the Misses Brown, Of
Denver. Col.
Mrs. n. H. Gridley leaves today for SPRING
field Ill. where she will be gone several
weeks.
Mrs. H. A. Riser and daughtir will leays
tomorrow for visit Of two weeks at W.
mona.
Mrs. j. c. Bag,ey. of St. Louis will spend
the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Crandall
Mrs. Roger Cooley gave a luncheon on FRI
day in honor Of Mrs. Den1ng. OF Atlanta Ca
Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Chapman have returned
from few weeks visit in Milwaukee.
Mr. ard Mrs. F. J. Campbell leave Monday
for trip via the Great Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Clausen have returned
from Boston and New York.
Mrs. Jewell has been entertaining her mo h
err, Mrs Wright. of Chicago.
Mrs W. H. Borden and children are visit
ing at Black River Falls.
Mrs Zebriskie. CT Genoa, ILL.,, Is the guest
of Mrs. H. w. Crandal.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Moore will leave this
week for Madison Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Andrews ara back from
their trip to St. Louis.
Mrs. VIII Strong has returned from a short
visit to Denver, Col
Miss Annette Stephenson is wishing in
Southern Minnesota.
Mrs. G.. c. Dow Of Winnipeg, is visiting
friends in the Park.
Rev. H. j. Ferris, of Columbia, hcs been
visiting in the Park.
Mrs. C. NJ. Conner is visiting among rela-
tIves in Red Wing.
Miss Lila Roat is spending few weeks at
Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs: II. G. Hanskay is entertaining her SIS
ter, Mrs. Dugaii.
Miss Nellie Foran Is the guest OF Miss
Kitte Sullivan.
Miss Cora Carneso is the guest of Mrs. W.
A. Naylor.
Mrs. J. F. Hilcher left Monday for
Hastings.
Mrs. C. A. Sedan has gone to Wacouta.
10 days on Georgian Bay, all expenses paid,
S3S co. 500 Line Ticket Office. 1873 Robert
street.
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One of the interesting features of
the visit of the governor and his staff
to the Trans Mississippi exposition at
Omaha was the reception given the
women of the party by the women's
committee OF the exposition, composed
of some of the most prominent women
of the exposition city.
In one quarter of the broad balconies
of the mines and mining building the
women have fitted up a most admir-
able apartment for social purposes. the
huge skeleton of the building being
hidden by tasteful draperies Of hucs
pale enough to harmonic with the
general snowy whiteness Of the build
ing and its neighbors.
Here the Omaha women, tall, 1.-the,
graceful, well groomed. as they are.
entertained the Minnesotans with an
propTiate to an exposition, the avowed
purpose Of which is the exploitation
of Western life in it's fullest and best
development.
1t was an especially delightful incl
dent of dedication day.
People who get their goling Information
from the daily papers seldom realize the
extent to which golf is played by women.
There is q popular idea that the girl who
trips gayly over the links with her cad6ie
boy and bag of clubs is a sort OF summer
resort myth, and that the modern miss limits
her golfng experience to eSpousing a red
the club piazza OF course, 1t is not 10 b.
expected that women will show active an
interest as men. Nature never fsncied they
would take to games of ball. And yet
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Personal.

switzerland but viii reach 'i London s' En- IN
about Aug. l. and will preach In westminster
sssans to st. PaS ab ssne s aasn
Lewis Shave, who has been In New York
and Berlin the past five years. is visiting his
mother. Mrs. A. M. Shave, at her home on
East Ninth street
Jennie Virtue and Miss Eta Murphy have
gone to Buffalo to return by the great lakes.
Mrs. William Foster and daughter, Lulu,
OF Mankato, are visiting Mrs. William War;
ner Pease, OF Paramount avenue
Mrs. C. D. Barstow and family, of Grove
street, have gone to Minnetonka to spend the
remainder of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Herman, of e5s John street.
are entertaining as their guest Miss Jeanette
Shane, Of Cincinnati, o.
Mrs John Ebert and daughter. Mrs. Ed
ward Nichols are spending q few weeks with
friends at Faribault.
Miss Sadie Stromquist Of 651 John street
has returned from Tacoma, Wash, after a
visit Of six weeks.
Mrs. r. W. Fitzgerald and daughter. Of
Chicago, are guests OF Mrs. P H. Comiskey
Mrs. Lynch and daughter, Mrs. ]. Murphy.
Of De Soto street. are visiting relatives at
Omaha. Neb.
Mrs. w: J. Lngue. Of selby avenue is the
White Bear.
s. W. Dittenhofer and N. 8. Rose leave
tomorrow night for the East by way Of tho
lakes.
Miss Peterson, OF McGregor, To-, is the guest
Of Mira. g. g. Cooper. OF st. Anthony avenue.
Mrs. $. Mandel, Of Chicago is visiting her
sister, Mrs. H. M. Bloom. Of selby avenue.
Misses Caroline and Alice Whitaker are
spending the summer at Devils Lake Wis,
Mrs. J. c. Barnes Jr., Of Selby avenue. 4.
spending few weeks at White Bear lake.
Miss Daisy c. McGrath, Of st. Adams street
returned Tuesday from White Bear lake.
Miss Kittie Mangan. OF Rosemount, lis visit
ing friends In Montana.
Judge Baker and wife and Mra J. A. G
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William Waldorf Astor.

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Wiliam Waldorf
Astor's reported engagement to Mrs. Ogden
Goelet is causing no small amount of COM
ment in fashionable circles. Rumor has con-
nected the names of these two very wealthy
persons for some time past, but now 1t would
appear that a marriage is imminent This
marriage, when it does occur. will take many
millions in money out Of the United States.
For as everybody knows Mr.. Astor lives in
England, and, as his mind is made up never
to return to this country, his bride-to-be
must go abroad.
Mr. Aston and Mrs. Goelet are admirably
suited for each other. In the first place
this marriage will unite two CT the largest
fortunes in real estate in the city of New
York. In the second place, Mrs. Goelet is a
woman who has all the dignity and the re-
serve which, it might be expected. Mr. Astor
would ask in his wife. Mrs. Goelet is
very beautiful woman, and it is freely pre-
dicted that she will make a queen in society
in England. Mr. Astor's position in England
is beyond reproach. and he has had the ex-
elusive Duchess of Buccleuch at his house.
The prospects. so far as society is concerned,
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nue. entertained at dinner Wednesday even
ing. Dinner was served on the lawn. The
guests We're: Mrs Eugene Merritt of Chi
cago; Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Farwell. Mr.. and
Mlchaud. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Clifford. Mrs.
Sauvinet and Miss Sauvinet.
Miss Freeman gave luncheon Wednesday
at Bride lake, for Mrs. Melady.
Mrs. Charles D. Waters entertained the
Ladies' Afternoon Euchre club Tuesday at
her home on Iglehart street. The high scores
Ing, Mrs. Roger Coolie and Mrs. Sabin. Mrs.
Frank Brainerd will entertain next
Miss Bessie Thumbul entertained cycle
Como for the fire works, and returning there
were refreshments, followed by dancing at
the Trumbuli home. The occasion was James
Trumbuli's twenty-frst birthday.
Mrs Frank ]. Errett. of Dayton avenue
entertained at luncheon and euchre Thursday
for Mrs. A. F. Brand, of Brooklyn. Assisting
Mrs. Errett were: Mrs Coson, of Minne-
sery and Ruth Kniss. Mrs. Eugene Merritt.
of Chicago won first prize and the others win
ming prizes were Mrs. A. A. Cratsenberg,
Mrs. Brand and Mrs. Harry Cranda l. The
Minneapolis; Mrs Merritt and Mrs. zabrnsk.
of Chicago; Mesdames Barnacle. Whitacre.
Ricketts,. Stewart. Sproat, Mclaughlin, George,
Bechoeter. Crandaii, Briggs, Larpenteur.
F. NJ. Johnson. Stevens. Cratsenberg, Brooks.
Stoughton. Boyer. Brainerd. McLaine. Ldvalle.
Rogers. Burlock Kertsen Farwell, Trumbull
Misses Daggett, Whitney, Becloefer G>d
Stanton.
There was banquet at the Aberdeen Mon
day evening given by c. Fromberg OF Bres-
lau. Germany. and Lieut.. Kal Kol,z. Of Ber-
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Mrs. E.. ]. Funk has entertained Mrs.
NoHimeier. Mr.. and Mrs. Wies. Of Chippewa
Falls; Rev. Hobart, Of Newbury and Rev.
Raumgarten. Of Jordan.
Miss Ida Wenger and Mr.. J. A. Wenger
very pleasantly entertained the Upper Ten
club at her home on Monday evening
The Boys' Mission Band Of Knox Church
gave a picnic on Friday at MinDehaha Falls.
Mrs. Ryan chaperoned the party.
Mrs George w. Buck and daughter have
gone to Park Rapids fer the remainder Of
the summer.
Miss E. Patterson left on Wednesday for
Winnipeg. where she conducts summer
school.
Mrs. w j. Forbes entertained Miss Mamie
Frazier and Miss Lizzie Wendt on Wedres-
day.
Miss Florence Buck entertained a house
party for Mis- Edna Kuhens. OF Indianapolis.
Miss Class and Mrs. Weist, of Gutenberg,
Germany. are guests Of Mrs. Schaettgen.
The members of Tatum Sunday sch3e gave
a picnic ON yesterday at Lake Johanna.
Mrs. j. A. Myers and children have been