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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-25
THE COUNTY TREAsuRERsHrP
Warm Fight TO Be Made For THAI

A Warm Fight To Be Made For That
Important Office
The contest for the official sandals of
Captain Jesse Jones, treasurer at Eiiz-
abeth City county, promises bounti-
full fund Of interest for the political
gossips. Notwithstanding the fact
that the election is still twelve months
In the future, the sparks have already
begun to iy.and the prospects are that
they will rapidly increase both in bril-
liancy and numbers.
Captain Jones is one of the
best men in the State. His popularity
is of that kind which springs from a
clean career i'll both public and private
affairs and under the Irresistible force
Of which party lines are broken down.
He has been many times his own sue
cessor and his numerous friends assert
that he is in no danger Of losing. in
the animated contest now approach
ing.
But the,e are those who say other
wise, and they are Republicans. These
declare that Captain Charlie Hewins
will fall heir 20 the plum Captain
HeWins is gentleman of high stand
ing and would no doubt make care
full and painstaking official. He is an
ardent Republican. 4.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-25
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
| NEW YORK, May 24.-The stock
market continued more or less profess
sional today and there was palpahle
evidence of manipulation. The success 8
of the campaign for the rise. assisted
by one or two factors of strength. in
| vited an extending Interest and Undue
ed broadening tendency in the spec
ulation. The advance was primarily
due to the rumors. subsequently dis
| credited. that the United States fleet
had won a victory over the Spaniards
| in West Indian waters, The final
| strength of the market cannot be at
tributed to thees rumors. The final
| upward rush of prices was largely due
to covering of shorts wha had become
alarmed at the easy advance Of prices
and the persistent resistance to decline,
especially after the contradiction of
the reports Of a successful naval bat
tie. This covering of shorts made final
prices the best of the day Net gains
were We'll over a point in the interna-
tional and granger groups OF the rail
way list and ranged up to nearly SIX
points for Metropolitan Street Rail
way In the specialties the stocks OF
iron companies continued to show
strength and the southwestern rail-
ways as a group showed some strength
and activity.
p i ne money iIid' hel Soht'iiu'u ~ "a
condition of extreme ease and steriinA
exchange reacted q fraction under the
influence of buying of securities for
London account and q further decline
in the London discount rate. which is
now Well below the New York rate.
With a continued tendency toward
case in the London discount rate the
demand for sterling for collateral Is
likely to cease. 1t is evident that this
country can command further supplies
Of gold if they prove desirable TO nave.
The bond market developed increasing
activity as the day advanced and
shows net gains throughout. Total
sales S3225.000
United States bonds were steady
without change The total sales OF
stocks today were AIS, 200 shares.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1898-05-25
ELECTED OFFICERS.

~ EIIECTED UFFICEflS -
r. r. Lee Camp. Confederate Veter-
ans held it's annual election of officers
last night with the following result:
& Commander-J. w. Richardson.
Lieutenant Commander-R. K. Cur
It's.
Adjutant-W. r. Daugherty.
Chaplain-Rev. DR.. A. 3. Woodfin.
Surgeon-Dr Charles Selden.
Color Sergeant. T. Outten.
Treasured. w. Malone.
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PERSONAL.

J. n. Barri, representing the liberal organ.
La Patrie, OF Montreal Can, is here en- a
visit at his brothers. j. E. Barri, 25S East
Fourteenth street. At the same time he is
looking after the Papers interest among the
French element.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Peaze and daughter
Florence Of Grand avenue, left Wednesday
of Maine, where they VII sniff the ocean
breezes during July and August.
Mrs James Middleton, of Ashland avenue
who has been spending the last-few month )
her daughters, Mrs. Fisher ard Mrs. Sherin,
returned yesterday.
Charles j. Vervais and Frank McPadien
are spending their summer vacation with
friends at Young America, Carver county,
MINI.
Mrs. Paul weide and children left YESTERDAY
for Faribaut to spend several weeks with
Mrs Weides mother Mrs. Jos. Hensch.
Miss Overflow OF Grand avenue, who is
visiting in the East, is expected home about
tie first OF August.
Miss Lillian Wright left Thursday for Min
netonka beach to spend a few wees with
Miss Nae Miller.
Miss Mable Frazer, of De Soto street. who
has been visiting in Ashland. Wis, has re-
! turned home.
Miss Gussie Ryan. of East Sixth street. is
in Young America, visiting trends for a
few weeks.
Miss Davern, of Mackubn street. is enter
tanning her cousin, Miss Cara Murphy, Of
Duluth.
Miss Henley, of Marion street, has returned
from Dellwood, where she spent the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Champion Brown left for
Duluth Monday They will spend the summer
there.
The Misses Lizzie Lux and Katie Gruber,
Of Carroll street, are visiting in Milwaukee,
Wis.
Misses Lulu and Lillian Keller are visiting
their brother George Keller at Minneapolis
Mr. and Mrs. W. d. Mouder have taken
cottage at White Bear for the summer.
Mrs. w. ]. Harrison, of Titon street, will
leave Monday for Eastern trip.
Judge w. H. Sanborn and Henry Sanborn
in EDsin, Mass.
Miss Bertha Keller is visiting Mrs. Cobb at
White Bear lake.
Mrs. Franklin Floete, of Summitsav nue., is
visiting in Iowa.
Miss Louise Obenauer has gone to Ann
Arhor, Mich.
Miss Julia Ekman is in New York for the
summer.
Mrs. ID. w. LAWYER is at Crystal Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Yale East.
Miss Cure is home from Wisconsin.
Mre, Michael Doran is in Buffalo.
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REST ISLAND.

-. tuesday evening an Informal musical and
ilterary programme was given by the gu ssts
III the motel parors. Miss Williamson Mas
Tart, Miss Wynne, Miss Sawtell. Miss
thompson an others contributed to the pro-
gramme
On Monday a party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs w. K. Marshall Mrs e. P. Capen. Mrs
0. II. Peck, Mrs. A. 6. Johnson, and Miss
Marshall enjoyed ride to Frontenac
The Ethel Howard conveyed a party fror,
the hotel on Monday evening to several noinIs
of interest, both ON the Minnesota and wis
consin side of the river
Mr.. and Mrs. John Shurick and Mr.. John
Taylor chaperoned party of young people on
a drive to the Jewell nursery.
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. Laraway. of Ninne-
apoiis. have returned after spending several
weeks at the Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Gregg. Miss Mabel
Gregg and R. V. Gregg were guests at the
Hotel on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Kendall and children.
and Mrs. John Kendall, are registered at
Hotel Russell
Mrs. z. P. Capen entertained a number of
friends with drive on Wednesday evening.
large number of guests from the hotel
attended the bombardment given in Lake City
on Monday evening.
Mrs. Charles Thompson and daughter, OF
Minneapolis, are expected to arrive today.
Mrs. E. P. Capcn has returned to Minne.
apolis after several weeks at the Hotel.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Tom Fitzgib5ons and Mr..
Il. Webster, are registered as guests.
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guest of Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. slayton. of Case
street.
Mrs. A: H. Payne. of Inkster, NJ D., is
guest OF Mrs. W. @. Heller, OF Collins street.
~ G. Holmes and sons. Ray and King, Of
Burr street are visiting in Pineville Wis.
Mr.: and Mrs. e. W. johnson left last
evening for two weeks visit to the coast.
Miss Agnes Stenson, the recent guest of
MIS- II. Ryan, has returned to saltwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Buschman, Beech street.
spent the first Of the week in st. Cloud
Mrs William Densmore spent the early part
or the week with friends in Langdon.
Mrs. o. Helgeson, of Sims street, has re-
turned from weeks visit in Nlcollet.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Pearson, CT East Sew
enth street. have gone to Litchfleld.
Harry Bittz, of Jcssamine street, has gene
to owatonna to spend mis- vacation.
Mrs. P. Doud entertained at dinner Tu IS
Gay Tor j. j. Stenson, of Saltwater.
Miss Gene Hills. Of Lookout place, spent
the Fourth at Chippewa Falls.
Miss Lovejoy went to Elba and Columbus.
Wis.,, Wednesday.
Miss Martha Foot, of Delavan is visiting
Mrs. e. NJ. Clark
Miss Emma Paulson has returned from
Baron, Wis.
Miss Emma Samuelson visited friends in
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest are visiting friends
IN Staples.
Mrs. John Mcdonald is entertaining from
the East.
Mr.: and Mrs. A. Christ gave lawn party
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Christ, are in Wau-
sau, Wis.
Miss Emma Peterson has gone to Devils
Lie.
Mrs. H. w. Phillips has returned from New
York.
Miss Maud Gage has gone to St. Charles.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

~, ,o,,, Carroll entertained the following
MIS- ooil i,,ncheon Wednesday: Mrs. l.. G.
R 1aaiss Mrs. Frank Beldsn. Mrs Crandai
Es sns sisn T %si sne Ren was Mn in
h hoMr' or Miss Nellie Fowler. of Rediands.
a. party of young people spent Monday at at
rayors returning home BY 81 beat %isse to
The party Mas cressy Messrs
Vincent Vincent bailey, Henry Bailey, Harry Fisk.
George SeoTse' Noltimief, =. n
Miss Louise Bell entertained the following YIN
y SvunS ddie Kendall. Edna Brack, Mary Sea-
nor nor Stanley Himmplelwright, Pere Carroll.
Mrs. E. B. sperrE entertained the Birth
emf were Mrs. Tuelle,l Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. HILL
Mrs. Howes Mrs Smith, Mrs. Williams. Mrs
Kincaid, Mrs. Lutz.
Miss kathryn Jones. Of Saltwater. who has
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eran Church of the Redeemer will picnic at
Como Tuesday. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hartmann have re-
turned from Milwaukee.
Mrs. Ruth Haynes, of Minneapolis, is visit
ing Miss Agnes Johnson.
Miss Emma Freeman is spending two
weeks at Minnetonka.
Mrs. Fred Brandt left Thursday for Anoka
to spend the summer
Mrs. Charles Hauser spent part Of the
week in New Ulm
Miss Katherine Brandt will leave Monday
far St. Louis
Mrs. W. w. Holcomb left Thursday for
Waconia.
Miss Freda Nauman has returned from Min
netonka.
The Misses Tanning left Saturday for Min
netonka.
Miss Jennie Tracy spent the week at White
Bear.
Miss Anna Nelson has gone to Sturgeon
Lake.
Miss Elsie MCGOWAN left Tuesday for To-
ronto.
Mrs Zollman has returned from Prescott,
Wis. s
Mrs Paul Hansen gave a coffee Thursday.
r R. Kearney has returned from Atlanta.
Miss Rose Hess has gone to Chicago.
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: OCZG u.

Karl Slocum, AL Wolterstorff. Bottoms full
band will be in attendance and there will
be dancing and refreshments.
The ladies OF the Bates Avenue NJ. Z.
ing on the grounds adjoining the Van Buren,
school The committee of arrangements In
c!udes Mesdames Van Duyne, Brink, Spind-
Ter and Atkins.
A concert for the benefit of the Child Saw
ing and Prison Association of Ramsey Coun-
~ will be given at Plymouth church Friday
by the Ladies Sappho quartette and Gilbert
l.. Byron, dramatic reader, assisted by Miss
Hopes Junior symphony orchestra.
The ladies of Acker corps will give lawn
social next Wednesday evening at the home
OF Capt. and Mrs. q. Gordon, corner Mime
haha and Sheldon streets, Hamline. The
Grand Army, Sons of Veterans and their
friends are cordially invited.
The English Lutheran Church of the Re-
deemer Sunday school will have its annual
outing Tuesday at Lake Como. Chartered
cars will leave the church. on Woodward and
Lafayette avenues at o'clock.
lawn social will be given Wednesday
evening by the Christian Endeavor Society
of the Carroll Street Presbyterian Chapel at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Taylor,
$50 Martin street.
The annual parish picnic of the Church OF
the Good Shepherd will be held Saturday at
Mr. Leip's grounds at Lake Shore. White
Bear lake. The picnic train leaves the union
depot at 1875 o'clock
The SS Anniversary club will give an ex-
cursion to Shakopee and return today on the
Flora Clarke and barge. The boat will leave
the dock at II o'clock.
The Ladies' Social Circle of Plymouth
Church will give lawn social Thursday
evening at the residence of ]. Watson Smith,
So Summit avenue.
Constellation chapter o. E. s., will confer
the degrees at the meeting Wednesday even
ing. Ice cream and cake will be served in
the banquet hall.
Angels of the Home T. A. Society of the
Cathedral Parish will hold their monthly
meeting this afternoon at o'clock at the
girls school.
Mrs Hattie Jansen, of Lincoln avenue,
will entertain the Lincoln Euchre club
Wednesday afternoon.
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WEST ST. PAUL.

The W. R. B. P. Euchre club celebrated
Independence day at the stoddard residence,
on Dearborn street. winding up the after
Moons enjoyment with grand Illumination
and display Of fire works, in the evening.
The young people of Bethany church held
an ice cream social Thursday evening at the
grounds corner Hall avenue and Delos street.
Music was furnished during the evening b. a
mandolin orchestra.
The Senior Christian Endeavor Society of
Bethany CONGREGATIONAL Church held their
Of Mrs. A. w. Bailey, Of Winif1ed street.
The Ladies' AID Society OF Wsstmir ster
Presbyterian Church have made arrangements
for social to be held on the church lava
next Tuesday evneing.
Mrs. r. E. Witty, Of East Robie street. en-
tertained the Kensngton Tea club Monday
afternoon. Their next meeting will take
place at Lake Como.
A business meeting and free social was held
Tuesday evening at Westminster church by
the Young Peoples Christian Endeavor So
ciety.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Mclean, of East Robbie
street, entertained a large number of their
friends at progressive cinch Monday after
noon.
Mrs. ]. ]. Parker. of East Winifred street,
will entertain the ladies' of the Hebron Bap-
fist church next Thursday afternoon.
Miss Ella Rutherford is visiting relatives
at St. Joe, Mo-, for a m3ntn, and on return
will stop at the Omaha exposition.
Judge and Mrs. o. B. Lewis, Of Winsl1w
ii
ton, New York. etc
The Ladies' Guild OF Ascension Church met
Wednesday. afternoon with Mrs. A. l.. G. ayes,
of BdWell street.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ. FuLington Of Prospect
terrace, ara spending couple of m IT'S a
Burlington. Vt.
Raymond Alinea, Of East Isabel street, en-
tertained Wednesday afternoon in honor of
his anniversary.
Mrs. David Kribbs entertained the ladies'
Aid Society of Bethany Church lat THURSDAY
afternoon.
Miss Eva Raer, Ct East ROBBIE street, left
Tuesday for Washington, D. c., and Ba.ti
more, Nd.
week for Billings, Mont, 10 make visit with
his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Lange, of Louisa street
entertained large number of guests, Monday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs E. E. Mcdonald, Of Yves.
Wash
c. C. Edwards, of Greenwood avenue, has
returned from a weeks visit at Oxford, l..
H. Allendorf, of Congress street, is spend
ing months vacation at Davenport 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Bell of Stryker ave-
nue., spent part Of last week at Duluth.
The Misses Hannah Regain and Anna Fowles
are wishing at Belle PLANE, MINI.
Mrs. DR.. Beal and son. Will, have returned
from a two months visit at Cuba Mo.
Mrs. Schnare and Mrs. Briggs, of Prescott
street, visiting at Malone N. Y.
Mrs. J. NJ. Robb and children are in Brock
vile, Canada, for the summer.
Mrs. Adam Fulmer, of ROBBIE street. is Wis
iting relatives in Michigan.
Mrs. George Doran, of Prescott, has re-
turned from Joliet, Ill.
Mrs w. Barker and children have returned
from Forest Lake.
c. G. Sharp and family are at Forest lake
for the summer.
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Ior the South, where she will remain for a.,
winter with her parents. "in ior the
Capt. F. w. Roe. late of Cen w.do,
ing. He III fort SHELL
-, MRS. p. C.. Mason and her daughter ara
'ne guests OF Mrs. ]. t. Moore. A''
Fifteen men were recruited for the bosn,.,,
corps in the past few days. 0 NoSpieai
Nh, MRS. o. Arlington is visiting her mother
Mrs. J: p. P. French will leave shortly
Miss Wlnifred Webster ia vis,t,rc a.,
Misses Page. s''ins the
apolis. ifoin Aiinhe-
Charles Mason is visiting Mrs. James Moore.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Miss Jessie Pratt who has been visiting
Mrs. A. Blake, of Scudder avenue, returned
to her home in Minneapolis last Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist
Church met with Mrs. Graves, of Long ave-
nue. on Wednesday afternoon.
The Wah-ta -Wahs, who met on Tuesday
with Miss Cannon, will have a picnic on
Saturday at Lake Calhoun.
Mrs. Du Shane, of Cromwell avenue, is en-
tertaining her sister, who recently came from
Berlin, Germany.
A lawn social will be held on Tuesday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. Neff, Of Raymond
avenue,
The Ladies' Reading circle will meet Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Burghardt.
Mrs. Casperson, Of Raymond avenue, is
entertaining her mother and sister.
The Congregational Sunday school picnicked
at Spring park yesterday.
Mrs. Browning, of st. Paul, Is visiting
. friends in the Park.
Walter Cannon, a student at Harvard, is
visiting his parents.
Mrs. Clark. of Bayliss avenue. is entertain
ing her aunt
w. W. Clark and family are camping at
Turtle lake.
Ms. Stone and family spent yesterday with
Mrs. Dunn.
Mrs. Vittum is visiting friends In Wacouta.
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LOOKING FORWARD.

The fortnightly meeting of Como D,v,sio,
No; SO, Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order 9io Of
Railway Conductors. will be held Wednesdsr
afternoon at Bowlby hall, Sixth and Rob,
ert streets The semi-annual report from
the national president. Mrs. ]. ii. Moore
of Toledo. o., will be read. and two new;
members viii be taken in. The division
has decided TO hold but one business meet-
ing during the months of July, August and
September. Arrangements will be made for
dence Of 2 member, the latter part of the
month.
The members of the Capital City Cycle club
have arranged to give lawn fete Thursday
evening or tfc beautiful grounds surround
Ing the club use. The committee in charge
IS 81. q Cook chairman: T. II. Davis sec
rotary: IA. Anthem, F. Rebech. Ed Kett.
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NEWBORN.

Miss Frances Parker and Miss Maud
Shade left yesterday for a trip by boat down
the Mississippi. They will visit Chicago and
other cities before returning home.
The Misses Cornelia and Helen James. of
Harvard place, returned Friday from Bos-
ton, where they have attended school the
past year at Radcliffe.
Miss Maud Shade, of st. Paul has been
the guest Of Miss Frances Parker during
the week.
Charles Notimier, Of Valley City, is visit
Ing his mother. Mrs Mary Noltimier.
Mrs. Frankel and children. of St. Paul. are
guests at Hugh Jones'.
Miss Stella Wilkinson left last evening
for Mason City. 10.
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son. Will Armstrong. of South Park left fo

son. Will Armstrong, of South Park left for
her home in Baltimore Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. P. Nolan has ,ust returned from the
home Of his childhood. where he made a
short visit to his parents.
Mr.. Anderson of Clark & Co., South Park,
his returned from a visit to old friends a.
Cannon Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Brien have returned from
Milwaukee. where they attended the festival.
George Bennett, of st. Louis, is visiting
his niece, Mrs. s. p. Atchison. and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Fike of Kansas City, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Lewis.
Mrs. Williams and baby have gone on a
visit to friends in Chicago.
The Rev. Mr.. Schwartz spent his Fourth
with friends at Canton.
S. P. Atchison has returned from q trip
to the coast.
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FORT SMELLING.

large packet of letters was received
Wednesday from the Third infantry. The
letters were written just before landing at
Santiago and they were sent to Key West on
the returning transports.
Robert Hannay, Of Capt j. W. Hapnay
has received his commission as second lieu
tenant In the regular army.
Mrs. ]. M. ]. Sauna is now in st Paul
performing the duties of inspector general of
the Department of Dakota.
Miss Therese Biebel will leave this week
for St. Cloud where she will be the guest
of Mrs. James McKelvey.
Mrs. J. N. McRee viii \lea-, ip a few days
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been the guest Of park friends, returned
home Tuesday.
The Home and Country club will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. De Cou at the
Lilacs.
Mrs. Charles A. OK isy Is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Edwin A. Cady, in Neenah, Wis.
Miss Nellie Fowler, of Redlands, CAL, is
the guest of Mrs. John Carroll
Mrs. Tricky and child have returned rom
Hammond Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgdon are visiting In Du-
luth.
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SOUTH ST. PAUL.

w. o. Parker and Miss Maude E. Ryan. Of
St. Paul, were married at St. Peters Episco-
pal church, at 731 East Seventh street, s..
Paul. Monday, July a. They will reside in
St. Paul for the present.
Mrs. Armstrong. who has been visiting her
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Lace Department.

Just received-a line of Fancy Sum-
mer Neckwear for ladies. Popular
prices prevail.
Every Remnant in stock-Lace or
Embroidery-at less than half price.
For cool summer evenings, nothing
so nice for the neck as a Chiffon Ruff.
We have a complete line, at $1.O0 and
up.
The balance of Our stock of Plu-
metti Cloths, a novelty this "a
season, and sold at $1.00. Our d5ssC
Monday price, to close. ...... WV
Every new shape in Ladies If
Linen Collars. Best quality nc
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The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Tndeavor gave = garden social Thursday
evening at the residence of Miss Matte Falls.
of De;c5 street. The lawn was Illuminated
with tGIches and Japan Sc lanterns Refresh
ments were served At small tables on the
lawn which were waited upon by Misses Hat
tie Harmony Sadie Shaw, E.dna Morteqsoa.
Grace Mortonscn, Lillian Fales, Bertha l.u1-
wig Katie Tuchelt. Olive Hall and May
Schrieber. The proceeds are for repairing
ard decorating the church. The church will
give an excursion the last week in July on
the steamer Henrietta.
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Bufferick Patterns

Are known the world over-the best
ana most economical. We are st. PauI
agents for all Butterick Patterns and
Fuphcatlons. August patterns now
here.
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delightful dancing party was given last
evening by Miss Minnie Dell at her home on
St Anthony avenue, in honor of her cousins,
the Misses Potts, Cf Henderson.
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Miss Mae Travers, of Dayton avenue, ent r
tained Friday evening in compliment 10 Mis-;
Mabel Milham. There was dancing.
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Mrs. a. r. palyrymple, of Summit ave-
a theater party Wednesday afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-10

The Sunday school of st. Paul's church,
had q picnic Thursday at Wildwood.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-10

Mrs William p. Abbott of Summit ave-
nue. gives a tea Tuesday for Miss Eastman,
of Lake Charles. La.
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Nm ]. II. Rtngold of Iglehart street, en-
tertEned Friday evening for Miss Ringold
of Cincinnati.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-10

Mrs. Charles A. Van Duzee gave lunch
con Thursday for Miss Wood, Of Arlington,
n. J.
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