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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1899-08-03
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New York, July 28.-Eight negroes,
three women and five children, arrived
from Sierra Leone on Monday. and az
ter wandering about the streets all day
were taken in charge by colored mis-
sionary, who found them shelter and
food. They are Mrs. Lucy Greyson,
Mrs. Boone and Mrs. Simlton, who,
with their husbands and children,
formed part of large colony of South
ern negroes who sailed from Savannah,
Ca. in March, 1895. for Liberia.
Gathered together by the Interna-
tional Emigration Company Of Birm-
ingham. Ala. they had been told that
Liberia was the promised land tor
the colored race" Hundreds sold their
homes and joined the colony, sailing
on the Labrador. Arriving at Mon
rovia. the colonists received the allot-
ments of land that had been promised
them. but learned that it would be sew
eral years before they could gather the
first crop of coffee. which was about IL q
only thing that could be raised. The
agent in charge of the supplies. which
were to have been furnished them for
one year, sold them in the interior and
left with the proceeds.
Some of the colonists made their way
inland, and attempted to compete with
the natives at starvation wages in the
fields and as carriers. Scores sue
cum bed to the fevers. among them the
husbands of Mrs. Boone and Mrs. Siml-
ton. They escaped to Freetown, Sierra
Leone, where they were cared for BY
DR.. Villains. the American consul.
1t was by his assistance and that of two
steamship companies that Mis-. Grey
son, Mrs. Boone and Mrs. Simlton
were able to reach the city.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

The Musical club met with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Crandall Saturday evening The pro.
gramme consisted of musical selections from
an octette composed of Mrs. John Iaramy.
Mrs: Chauncey Cowell, Miss Scofield, Miss
Beiden, Messrs. Jesse Hill, Eugene Bell. M.
%. keough. John Laramy Elton Link and
Miss Lena Olsen sang solos. Mr. Austin
gave an interesting talk on Tennyson. Mrs.
heough read paper on Tennyson, written
by Mrs. E. B. Sperry. A paper on Handel
was given by Mrs. John Carroll
Mrs. John Carroll entertained a small
company of friends at crokinole Friday even
ing. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Sperry, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ E. Keough Mrs.
Chauncey Cowell, Miss Lulu Belden Miss
Helen James, Miss Alice Cressy and Joseph
Cressy.
Miss Ebba Anderson entertained num-
Der of friends Saturday evening at crokinoIe.
The guests were Miss Mary Seamer, Miss
Lena Nelson. Miss Johnson Charles Stutz-
berg. Hubert Hammer and Joseph Howard
Mrs. E. B. sperry entertained at cards
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M.
Trtekey. Mr.. and Mrs. John Weeks Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Payne, Mrs. Adolf Anderson and
Miss Eta Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knowles and family
have returned to St. Paul from Pullman ave-
nue.. where they have been living since fall
Rev. Mr.. Frank. of Hamline, lectured be-
fore the students Of St Pauls college Thurs
day evening on John Wesley.
Mrs Adolph Anderson is visiting In Maple
Plain.
Miss Eta Borman is visiting Mrs. ]. NJ.
Trickey.
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MERRIAM PARK.

Mrs. s. G. Cobb gave a reception at her
home Thursday afternoon. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with palms. ferns, DAFT
fodfls and roses. The hours were from 2 until
8, during which time about 200 called Mrs
w. G. Edwards assisted Mrs Cobb in re-
ceiving. The Twin City Mandolin club fur,
nished the music.
DR.. and Mrs. S. G. Cobb entertained their
friends at a valentine reception and dancing
party Tuesday evening at Woodruff hall. The
hall was decorated with palms, smilax and
valentine designs. Music was furnished by
the st. Anthony Hill orchestra.
Mrs. Charles Montgomery and Miss Susie
Gearey attended the entertainment given by
the Daughters Of Malta, in ST. Paul Friday
evening
Mrs. H. L. Burriu OF Feronia avenue en-
tertained at tea Tuesday afternoon. the event
being the tenth anniversary of her marriage.
Mrs. Burt Nash, who is on her way to tho
Pacific coast, visited her sister, Mrs. @. s.
Ostrom. on Iglehart street, this week.
Miss Grace Holloway gave birthday val
entine party Tuesday evening at her homo.
on Howell avenue.
Rev. w. C. Covent made a business trip
to St. Peter Tuesday in the interest of Macal-
ester college.
The Young Ladies' Card club was enter
tanned by Miss Laura Shepard Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Madigan, of Marshall
avenue, will entertain at dinner Tuesday
evening.
Prof. c. W. q. Hyde and family have moved
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THE FUTURE.

Elaborate arrangements are being mada
Sy me members of st. Paul Camp No. /,
observance of Washington's birthday ana ~,
fourteenth anniversary of the camp next
Neuhesoay: reception and military ball
Is TO De given in Cambridge hall, to which
.ne many friends of the camp have been
inVileo, and assurances have been received
that there will be large attendance. The
nal mas been artictically decorated with the
national colors, and the best of music bas
been secured for the occasion rho invi
tatlon OF the Sons of the American RevoIu
ton to attend the meeting of that societv
neNt =" wednesday afternoon at the PEOPLES
cnGrcn mas been accepted by St. Paul camp
ana II Is expected that every member of the
camp, with the exception of those who arc
ueIendins the flag in the far East. will be
present. Will 10
The relief society of st. Paul cban+er or-
der of the Eastern Star. will hold a,,o pr
party tomorrow afternoon in Odd FaJIou,s,
nan, Reaney and Seventh streets The date
Of IN. lne party has been changed on account
OF the meeting of the Women's Relief Sorns
u: A r., In st. Paul next Thursday. p''
prosperity, Woodman Circle will bola IT,
hesular meeting Monday evening. followed
Dy card party. The committee in cbaree
consists of Mesdames Clayton, Seixas M atse
and Miss Brown ''' -naolh
A.. ne WHITE Flyer Cycle club will celebrate
eiie Dlrthday of George Washington with
s s9cIal al sherman hall Wednesday evening
music will be furnished by Pepin,s ornbas-
ira P oiches-
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Floan, of Ashland ave-
hue, viii celebrate the second anriversar~ ~
ing t 'oiioiroW even
. me Manhattan Pleasure club will pivo -.
e eg social hop Easter Monday a f rs ite
lily Hail. Rice and University avenue
The Manhattan Pleasure club viii civa
c iiic party Wednesday, March / 1899 at nc
ciuo rooms, Rice and Atwater streets 80 no
Mrs MRS. ;. H Reeves will entertain the C,inob
. mi,sIrSuchre club Tuesday afternoon at her
apartments in the Harrington flats. n'i
tnls. D. H. Cornish will entertain tho Id1ers
a. progressive euchre next Wednesdav 81 -
hume on South Victoria street. III,
MI: and Mrs J. Watson Smith will =,
TERI, sertain the Cycle History circle at dinnar
next Saturday evening oinner
Mrs. F. R. Yerxa will entertain tho Mo-,
uay Afternoon club at progressive eucbra -
morrow at the Ryan. ~
Mn mrs; Herbert R. Kerr, of 2S2 Summit place
W VIII entertain the Fortuna Euchre club 70,
morrow evening oiup To-
~, fhe Standard club will give colonial r,u.,,
ard hall. ooii DIT stand
MT and Mrs. E. E. Merrill. of Holly .u,
ing. panty MONDAY even
lin mrs, william Smith. of Goodrich avenua
III WI give euchre party Wednesday after,
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THE PAST.

Gen. and Mrs. Hermann Nuremberg enter
tanned number of friends at cards Friday
evening at their home Martin street in
celebration of their forty-ffth wedding an
niversary. American flags decorated the
rooms. Prizes were won by Mrs Frank
Twiss, w. H. Hoyt. George Irish, Mrs Chas.
Albrecht and Gust Hermann. The guests
were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Albrecht Miss
lyerson, Mr.. Iverson, Mr. and Hrs Charles
Rose. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Seng, Mr.. and
Mrs. Richardson. Herman Nuremberg Jr, of
and Mrs. Hugo Steinmueller Mr. and Mrs
George IRISH Mr.. and Mrs. George Austin,
Mr.. and Mrs. SWIMMER, Mr.. and Mrs. Hop
wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Hermann Col
and Mrs Pusch Mr.. and Mrs. Tuchet, w
II. Hoyt, Mrs. Hillriget, of Chaska: Mrs
and Miss Bogen, of New Ulm; Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Twiss.
party of young people gave a very pleas
ant surprise for John Donovan at his home,
No. 27S Charles street, Tuesday evening. The
evening was pleasantly passed at cards and
Shepley, Newell, Glennon, Swick, Supple,
Jack Carron, Zimmerman, Mitchell, Messrs.
Grathwol. Rush. Shepley, Swick Newell, VIII
liam and Frank Mitchell Nordstrom Glen
non, Lorig, Cavanaugh and Zimmerman
Eureka Lodge No. 9 gave pleasant enter
tainment Tuesday evening. The first part
consisted of musical and literary pro
gramme of unusual merit. 1t was followed
by dancing and supper. Brothers Morris,
Hallam, Cunning and Nelson have, been
elected delegates to the next grand lodge
MeSSTS- II. ~. ana Sheldon Brooks of
Iyndhurst avenue, Union Park, gave an
eight-course dinner to about thirty members
present and prospective, of the University of
Minnesota chapter of the Phi Kappa Psi
fraternity last Friday evening. The house
and table were prettily decorated with a
profusion OF flowers and the event was most
highly enjoyed by the fraternal guests Those
present were Messrs L. A. Page. Fred I,
Tiffany, Carl Boyer Clark Evans Harold
Kramer, c. A. Paulson, James Beardgley
Roy Woods Joseph Burke W. R. Putnam
Adolph o. Eliason, C. z. Leuce Frank Lusk
Frank Orme, c. B. Miller, Sumner Porter
W. H. Clapp, H, W. Hall, R. W. Boyer, II.
K. Brooks, Ray Jackson, Burt jackson, Shell
den Brooks William Frost, Walter Hunt.
The American History club was entertained
Monday evening at the home Of Miss Belle
c. Hope on harrington avenue. The papers
read were: "He1 drick Hudson and the Set
Element at New Amsterdam by Miss Maude
Schneider New York, Delaware and New
Jersey as Royal Provinces by Mrs ". T.
Wright; 1.-The PATRONS and Dutch Colonial
Customs" by Mrs. Spencer ]. Upson After
the session the club was entertained by Miss
Nellie Hope On the mandolin. and by Miss
Eva Alcott with vocal selections.
Mrs Ellen McInerny. of 249 Selby avenue.
entertained the Twin City Euchre club Thurs
day. Five tables were Played. Favors were
won by MIRO. l.. Harmsen and Mrs K G.
Lauer. of Minneapolis, and Mrs j. Connolly
and Mrs. L. Entrop, of st. Paul. The par
lors were charmingly decorated with roses
pnd smilax and palms An elaborate lunch
Eas served in the dining room. Table decora-
IONS were carnations and smilax. Covers
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HAMLINE.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Akers entertained in
very delightful manner a company OF
friends on st. Valentines evening. The
guests were; Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Weber,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Rich, Mr.. and Mrs E.
A. Young Mesdames Taylor, E. Webb, E. P.
9. Fowler. Humphrey, Barkuloo, Miss Nc
Griffin and Prof. Thompson.
The Hancock School Debating society met
Friday afternoon Miss Agnes McCallum, On
behalf of the class of '99. presented the room
school, accepted the gift. Others taking part
IN tne programme who are members of the
class of 's9, are Misses Tema Flint Hattie
Ryan and John Pewters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Larson entertained
a number Of friends at their home on Thurs
day evening. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Atchison, DR.. and Mrs Moore, Mr.. and
Mrs Cobb. Mrs. Brink, Mr.. and Mrs E. A.
Montgomery, Misses Jessie Evans, Cora
Montgomery, Elizabeth Miecham and DR..
Montgomery.
their wedding anniversary and Mr.. Dunn s
birthday by entertaining the men Of the
state auditors office and their wives.
The Hamline NJ E. Sunday school cleared
given by the literary societies of the uni
versity.
Mrs. A. A. Clark entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Bean. OF Nicollet the fore part of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. s. Craig and son. of Almini
Mich, have made their home in Hamline.
Mrs. s. E. Atkins entertained Mr. Lorrin
w. King. OF Salt Lake City, Thursday.
Mrs. H. L. Kirk entertained Mr.. knights,
OF the state university on Thursday.
Mr.. Charles Sheldon, of Red Wing visited
Mrs. E. F.. McCrea during the week.
Mr.. Sherman Skillman, of Zumbrota spent
Sunday with Mrs. e. S. Sturtevant.
Miss Cecelig Meghen, of Duluth, has been
the guest of Miss Martha Clark
Mrs. NJ NJ. Flint and daughter. Miss Ferna,
have returned from Faribault.
The children of Hancock school will soon
organize an Audubon society"
Master Roy McCallum entertained party
OF little friends at his fifth birthday party
on Saturday afternoon.
Miss Fannie Hoyt is In Zumbrota and will
from there go to Red Wing.
Mrs. D. Winters entertained Mr.. Cleveland,
who is en- route for Montana.
Miss Annie Cottier is entertaining Miss
Lottie Carson of Hastings.
Mrs. Du Shon spent Sunday with her
mother. Mrs. E. w. Haley.
Mrs. e. j. Webb entertained Mr. Miller, Of
Cumberland. Wis, Sunday.
Miss Trlx Monroe. of Morris Is the guest
OF Miss Fanny Haugerman.
Miss Blanche Bloomfield has returned from
Tacoma Washington.
Mrs. Walter Ryan entertained at cards
Saturday evening"
Curtis Graft Is spending the week at De-
lano.
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DAYTeN'S BLUFF.

a cinch club under the name Of THE Bach
elor Bellies They held meeting Friday
bers are the Misses Alice Van Deyn, Anna
Seeger, Cora and Ida Bohn, Stella and Clara
F1egler, Janette Fishbein and Birdie Shinn-
ers.
Miss Lena Hol entertained informall,
Wednesday for her birthday. Among the
guests were Mrs. Alfred Scheffer. Mrs. Ru,
dolph Weyerhaeuser, Mrs. Willrich, Mrs. Paul
Hinrichs. Mrs. Hugo schlenk Mrs. George
Muench and Miss Jennie Siebold.
The Capital City Cycle club gave a large
house, on East Seventh street The reception
committee included Martin Cook, Frank
Davis, Albert WolterStorff, Dell Tussey Ed
RIFT, Gus Michaud and Carl SIocum. Prizes
at euchre were taken by Miss Berg and Al
bert Wolterstorff
Mrs. Fred Smith entertained the Hespe-
rlan club Wednesday evening. The prizes
taken BY Mrs George Weber, Mrs
Mrs E. A. Kimball, of Third street, will en-
tertain the club in two weeks.
A surprise party was given for Ralph Ma
gel Fontaine, Anna Boher, Lillian Womack
Julia Womack, Pearl Durkee, Miss Allan
Charlie Garrett, Claude and Allen Stems
Orval Wolterstorf, Carl femme and Carl
Borchardt.
Mrs H. F. Huelster of Reaney street, en-
tertained the Women's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the Philadelphian Baptist Church
Mrs Gregory and Mrs. Strom had charge Of
the programme
Mrs 8. P Spindler entertained the Day
toms Bluff Woman's Christian Temperance
union Wednesday afternoon. Plans were
made for a musical and literary social, to be
given in March.
The relief society of st. Paul chapter Order
of the Eastern Star, will give a card party
Tuesday afternoon, Feb. %, at Odd Fellows
hail. Seventh and Reaney streets.
Mrs E. A. Kimball, OF East Third street
entertained Thursday evening at a musical
and cake Wake. Miss Minor and Mr.. Dayton,
OF Minneapolis, won the prizes
The Epworth League Of the Bates Avenue
NJ. 3. Church gave a valentine social Tues
day evening at the home of Rev. and Mrs
Sage, Of the Euclid View.
Miss Olga Muench entertained the Card
club M Monday I re evening The prizes were
Sterile and Emil Muench.
The Van Buren, School union held meet
Ing Friday evening in the Kindergarten room
Assemblyman Albrecht spoke on Legislation
and School Finances"
lantic Church held a special meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs George
Hammond.
Mrs c. ]. Miss and Mrs. Omar Scott have
issued cards for a reception Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Miss.
Mr. and Mrs. James Morrow entertained
the Dayton's Bluff branch. Order of the Iron
Hall, Monday evening.
The Lincoln Euchre club will meet Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. ]. T. Spiel, 1T Con-
way street
Mrs Nettleton, of the Marlowe, is entertain
city. - o. ''' - i>A.'SN'
Nass G. W. Smith entertained the Ladiss'
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day evening with Miss Margaret Carroll, Of
East Winifred street. - =
Mrs. J. Cooke, of Livingston avenue enter
famed Wednesday afternoon for her mother,
Mrs. E. J. Herring.
Harmony camp, R. N. A., gave a progres-
slve euchre party and rattle, Monday evening,
at Thompson's hail..
- The Ladies' Afternoon Study class met
F Frlday with Mrs. Charles Wood, of East
Congress street.
Miss Ada Avery, of West Isabel street, will
entertain informally at dancing next Wednes-
day evening. n
Mrs. John Bissell. of Lucy street. enter
tanned the Friendly Sewing circle Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. John Dale, of Prescott street. enter
talns and Eradelphian club next Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs: T. Brayer will be hostess to the
Friendly Euchre club next Thursday after
noon
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-19
ST. ANTHONY PARK.

The officers Of the agricultural college bat
talon gave a ball Saturday evening at Mrs
Fairs. The officers of the university cadet
corps were guests OF honor
The Mothers club met Wednesday after
nSon In the Baker school. Dr. Mary Whet-
stone OF Minneapolis. addressed the meeting.
Mrs. Walter Hill entertained the Ladies
Guild of the Episcopal church Tuesday after
noon. at her home on Nourse street
The ladies of the Liberal church will give
a dancing party in Central hall Wednesday
evening.
Prof and Mrs. Snyder gave a party last
evening to the members of the A class of the
college.
The Wah- tah-was gave a party Friday
evening at the home Of Miss Mary Cheney.
Dr. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cannon have returned
from a few days visit In Cherokee, 10.
Mrs. Bowe has been visiting in Iowa.
Tho Ladies' Reading circle met Friday at
the homs of Mrs. D. O. Martin.
Mrs. H. s. Stevenson entertained at din
ner on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith returned Monday
from Vicksburg. Miss.
Prof. and Mrs. T. L. Hacker are visiting
in the South.
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was given valentine surprise Tuesday even
ing by about forty of his friends.
Mrs William Nalty and Miss Winnifred
Nalty, OF Cumberland, Wis, are guests of
Mrs F. A. Pease, of Case street.
Mrs ID. Young. of De Soto street, enter
tanned part OF sthe week the Misses Ella and
Vera Estes, Of Madelia, Wis.
Mrs s. A. Farnsworth. of Case street, en-
tertafned the latter, part of the week, Miss
Stella Churchill of Pipestone.
Mrs. Lucy Pine, who has been the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. David Allie, Of Broadway
has returned to Bayfield, Wis
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Curtis, of Collins street,
Will entertain the Silver Spoon Cinch club
next Thursday evening.
Mrs. b. M. Atkins, of Lafayette avenue, is
entertaining her nephew, Mr.. Bert Stone of
Melrose, MINI.
Mrs. Charles Cleveland, the recent guest OF
Mrs. Harry Cleveland, has returned y La
Crosse, Wis.
Mrs. Fl. A. Young. of East Tenth street
entertained at progressive cinch Monday aft
ernoon.
Mrs. William Fay, of Philadelphia, is a
guest of Mrs. H. W. Phillips OF Gsranium
street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Campbell of Sault Ste
Marie, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs William
Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mcdonald, Of Mandan,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Quinn.
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MANCHESTER.

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Presbyterian
Church gave a heart social Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. II. w. Brewster The
programme was carried out under the direc-
ton of Mrs. e. G. Downing.
The members of the Philadelphian society
were entertained at a candy pull by the young
ladies Of the Park on Monday evening.
The Parthenon society held valentine
party Friday evening after their usual ses-
sion.
Louis Stocatt. of Great Falls. Mont. has
been the guest of Mrs. Julia Johnson.
w. Carlyle has been entertaining his BROTH
er, A A. Carlyle. OF Morgan, MINI.
T. H. Stocatt of st. Louis spent a few
days at the college last week.
The Ramsey School union will shortly BE-
turned into a Parents club.
Walter Oakley. of Buffalo, Mimi, visited
college friends Thursday.
Mics Mabel Grosscup has been entertaining
Miss Amy Hicock.
John M. Guise. of Long Lake, visited the
chapel on Monday.
Mrs. Frank Briggs and son are visiting In
Chicago.
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MATRIMONIAL.

Miss Florence Margaret Grener daughter
of Mr.. ard MS. L. " Grenier and F. frederick
Harrison Pinska were married Wednesday
evening II the residence OF the bride. 7OT
Geraniuin tsrest. Rev. f. \. Driscol. Airing
Miss Refine Grenier was bridesmaid and Lee
Pinska. best man. \ wedding supper fol-
lowed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Pinska
will be at home at 727 Geranium street, after
March y.
very pretty wedding was celebrated last
Tuesday At the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
Fred b. Warner. 1897 Fremont avenue west,
Minneapolis. when Miss Nellie Krlpp of St
Peter, Mimi, was united in marriage TO
Frank I. Jelinek, OF St. Paul. Miss May Ella
was maid of honor and Thomas NJ Jelinek,
brother of the groom. was best man The
ceremony was performed by Rev. E. C. Glenn
ems in the presence of only relatives and in
timaIe friends
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to Minneapolis, where they will reside for ths
present. Nv
Inc Misses Mary and Mabel Cowles entsr-
tanned Miss Florence Halling, Of Duluth this
week. ~
. rev n. "A Riser entertained his uncle
8. T. Huebner, of Burlington. To-. last Mon.
day.
Mrs ]. P. Adamson left Thursday evening
LOT several weeks visit in Toronto, Canada.
Mrs, Mrs. George Phipps. of Iglehart street. left
-NHo 9lSalay Tor short visit to Spokane, Wash.
Julius Stcngaard treated few of his friends
to Sleigh ride Wednesday night.
Rev D. NJ: Hartsough was the guest Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Riser Tuesday.
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PERSONAL.

!, Miss Louisa Mandaler. of 274 Banfil street
mas [eteibed home rom Fort Smelling. wbera
sue luld been visiting her uncle and amt NJ
ana MRS. FRANK Amos. the past four weeks
sr. and Mrs. Henry Nicols, who have been
n,sItlng Dr. and Mrs. Smith. of College ave-
nue., nave returned to New York.
Miss Goldman of Huntington Do T. ~.
guest to OF MIS-. Charles Bechhoefer, of Day
Mrs; j. A. Chandler of East Ninth street
South. ioi Ihe
MIR. and Mrs. ]. W. Owens Of Nelson ave
nue., are expected home this week from Gin
cinnati. io" oih-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P Upham. of summit aro-
nue., will return this week from the South
Otls L. Perfect, of Ashland avenue hos
returned from New York and Washington
mrs F; A. Root and Mrs. E. A Cammack.
OF Gooorlcn avenue, are in Chicago
Miss Floy Ward has left for Chicago to visit
her sister, Mrs. Charles H. Ravell Jr
Mrs. J. D. Lott, OF New Richmond, has
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-02-19
Carpet Department.

Our special offerings this season
consist of three celebrated makes in
Domestic Rugs, suitable for parler,
reception room, library, dining
room, hall, stair, sitting room and
bedroom. They are as follows.
The Lowell Wilton Bagdad Rug,
closely following Oriental patterns
and colors.
The Arabian Rug, copied from
Berlin and Oushak Rugs; also the
iran. a moderate priced rug On
which we expect large sale.
We carry the entire line of above
makes in all sizes. They are the
choicest goods on the American
market today. We invite your in
aPection. As usual, our prices are
very low.
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Special Notice.

Ladies who appreciate a perfect
fitting Corset will do we'll to call
here Monday. Miss Amelia Woods,
direct from the New YORK parlors,
has been sent here by the Princess
Of Wales Co. manufacturers of '.Her
Majesty's Corsets," for the purpose
of demonstrating the many merits
of this world-faned comfort. A
special fitting room has been pre-
pared, and, ladies will not be expect
ed to purchase corset after fitting
has been made unless they so de-
sire. You are all invited.
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been the guest Of Mrs. J. W. Engel and Mrs
H. Lott during the past week :
Mrs. E. H. McHenry, of Summit court, has
gone to Chicago.
Capt. Castle Is the guest Of Capt. and Mrs.
]. j. McCardy. %t-
Henry R. Graham, of ST. Adams street, has
gone East
George W. Mahle has returned from Rugby.
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Guild of st. Peters Church Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Hattie Miller entertained the Young
Girls Birthday club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Giesen entertained the Kensing-
ton Embroidery class Thursday afternoon.