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- Aus Berlin pirb eel9rieben
yia6 einent 8eiu6e Der benz Raiter
Milbelm seideutten BeRbung @abinen
bet 0anaig bat bus Raiierpaar bie
taralt9 bon einer Jeaersbrunf beim.
gefnGte 6tabt Wartenbnrg beiuht
unb anf einer Runbfabrt bie Branb.
itdtten beR6tfgt. Bon bort III bas
&aiierpaar brett nod potsbam 3u,
radgefebrt. Die v8erl. WoItsstg. =
perbinbet nit ber &adtebr bes Raiiers
bic gemerfuns, baB iegt bic 8age bes
6errn BON Wnquel seadblt ieien.
- Safer Wilbelm bat bas urtbeil
bes militdrif6en gbreuseridts. mel.
DIES auf NusffIieBung beS rMfrita.
reiienbena unb Referbeoffi3iers Or.
gRer aus hem OffiBierfanbe lautet,
befdtigt. Or. @iIer bate bem Railer
iiber Mfritareifen Dorgefuntsrt, bic er
ni6t gena9f batte-unb NOR bur1 ei,
men Orben ausge3ei9net uorben.
- Sm 6amburger 8balia.8 beater
bat bic gritauffabruns BON Gelir pbi.
lippi's neuefem bramatil1en @r3e,ig.
nib: Der solbene adfie" fattgefun.
ben. Die premiere bot R1 3u einem
sIdn3enben grfols fir ben VerfaKer
bes 6ttides geitaltet. Ser Dibter
mubte. bem fiiirmifGen WsrIangen bes
publitums na@gebenb, ii9 mebrmals
bor ber @ampe 3eisen.
- Der ameritaniide Gsnerolconiul
Wiaion In Berlin bat einea tabeIla.
ril9en 8eridbt tiber bic mdbrenb bes
am 30. September abgeIaufenen Bier.
teliabres aus Deutl1Ianb nod ben
Der. 6taaten ausseThbrten MltiteI 3n.
fammenfeut. Dana9 belief iid6 bic
Musfubr I'm @an3en ouf $2,017, $50,
ba8 III nm $40, 100 mebr als In ber
glet9en periobe bes borigen sSabies.
- SIN s6eiIiesn goleeinm. au
Nom berrf4t eroBe Aufreguus, ba Der
papif ioeben cine Neuernng ein.
gefiibrt bat, moburd bas Sin.
tnmmen ber aarbindle gemaItig
bef@nitten pirb. 8isber burfte ein
Rarbiual su elei6er 3eit bier ober
ielbt fitnf pDfen befleiben, 70 bab fi9
fein @ebaIt aIs aarbtnal .auf bas
Bier. oter Ghnifa@e crb6bte. Der
papf bat ieBt bie Nerorbuuug erlal.
fen, bob bas ginfommen zines prd.
laten ni9t II. 900 Sire unb bas zines
aarbiuals ui@t 25, 900 2ire tiberaei.
sen barf; mas bariiber III, iou an ben
S&ab bes Watitans fhr aasemeine
Suede ber 3ir6e absefhbrt tperben.
Daburb iuerben bsm Watiian idbrlid
pieIe 6unbertiaufenbe 3uflteBen.
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Gtue etrife.Gstbe,nie.

Stritea fiftb ernite Sat6en. 60 III befannt. bas
5ahI. tpeldbe fib neuerbfnes ereianet bat. TT es
gut. ii@ oaraft au ertnnern. 6aB ein unterbridter
Strtte tetn auSgerptteter Strffe tit. Nic6t eber
bis 6ie nratbe enterut tutro, tuirb eimmen6e lli.
sufriebenbeit ben @erth Der Wrbett berrinaern uno
ii al8 eiue fpuitante @efnbr ffir bie @efelIc6afi
ertueiien. Mbsr nidbt nur bas fummersiene 2eben
bat fetne StrttsS Sns ganse 2anb Ietbet unter
oern Strtfe oeS WfagenS unb bieIe 2eute beeeben
ba8 Berieben. oenieIben auf Die @eiie 5u beban.
beln, attf tueldbe StriteS eetubbnIirb bebanbeIt
tperoen = tnbem man Die Sbmptome su unter.
nriidku beriutbt anitntt bie llrQbe su eutfernett
gs eiebt nur eine iit6ere Mrt unb @eie. Sic uebeI
au betlen. tueIcbe bpn einem rebeniit6en M2aaen
herfomrten. uno oaS III nttttels elmer prbentIiben
Mntuenonng oe8 grpBen Ma9enheilmittels = 90.
ftetter8 WtaaenbitterS. @ebraucbt es gegeu I'M
nerbauliHtett. Herfopjune. DpSpepiie, Gnlleber.
gtftung. Gebers poer Hte6erIetben uno atbtet ba.
roui. oaB eine Brtbat- Steuermarte ben 6als BET
Gfaftbe bebeft.
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Senes @etiibl pes eebaaeus,

nit benz erheiternben 1emn6tfein Der
erneuerten @efunbbeit unb Rraft unb
Der @einigung aller iuneren Organe,
iuel9es benz @ebrau6e bes 5eigen.
Sprups naGfclgt, IN allen Denen I'm.
betannt gebIieben, mel@e nod ni9t
tiber bic alimobif9eu 0siImitteI binaus
fortgef&riiien Hnb unb tiber ieue billt.
gen @riobmittel. bic ginem oft anee.
boten tuerben, BITE aber fein berifdnbi.
ger Menf6 mebr nimmt. Man taufe
bas d9te Wlittel. gs mirb beraeaelIt
bon Der California Fig-Syrup Co.
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= Oas In pretoria erf9einenbe
Mmt8blatt ber $ransbaaI Republit
ber6ifentli9t cine Proclamation an alIe
auberbalb Der &epubIit mobnenben
Buren,, Rdb fofort gum Militdrbienit au
feuen. nnb 3tuar bel Mnbrobung BON
boben 6eIb. unb 6aftErafen unb
epsntueler @isenibums @onfiscation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-12
I'm lsureu. 8anfe

ipOIlt Sbr mur bas reinite 8ter sebrau-
den. 9ie Stnbeuier 8uid 1reipins
QliIociation felt ibre neri9iebenen
giere MIR aus MtalS anb 6spfen Der;
iie finb baber tur@aus rein. ba teinerlei
Jaliduns pprsenummeti tpirb.
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.(ealuB).

(shluB).
Oie Boulebarbs unb berrli6en pro<
nlenaben, Der Greml nit ieinen 5biir=
men uno 3innen, bic rlittelalterliden
9efeifisungen, Die feifsefrorene Mos=
iona, biess9eglina unb Saufa, Die Gir=
den unb paIdiie, Die 9ingmauern unb
Monumente, fogar Der bobe, biinne,
a1tedige Sburm rStuan Meliti1 nit
ieiner GploifaleIode, Qllles mar in ein
bidtes Gdneegetuaub gebiillt. Mos=
faus fru9tbare gbene unb bic 9ngel=
grupben Iagen tpie unter ueiBen Geber=
fldgeIn unb Die Gonne mob WdlIiarben
bon bunten 2idtpuntten In bic fleinen
@isfriffalle Der f1iri6enben G6neebede.
Goretl1a fab in einen rei9gei1miid=
ten DoubDir bes prlnfbollifen 9auies
TN 2oufmannsbiertel; bor ibr ifanb
Boris Maifpff unb jie laui1te nit ber=
baltenem' Mbem ieiner lebbaften gr3db=
lung:
sd bdtte In 1errn eSelusnofus Mufz
trag brei mir befannte fiibne Dai1firen
qebiinQeu uno tppfllberitten. NIT Rrella=
fpeereit unb Geuebren betuaffnet, fell-
ten .fie ii9 Elm, na1bem tie bas 2ager
etHea Ndren entoedt batten. Qln einem
frtfden Gpdtberbiftaee 3Ogen mir gut
auSaeriifiet in bdmmerrl6er driibe aus
unb ols Der Sag boil an9ebroden mar,
en5ete ber bequene breite Mea ben mir
bisber berfofaf hatten. Durd5 einen
enqen Walbpfao aeIanoten mir boIb in
cine qdnslid uniueaiame @eaer1b. no
bidte mGdtiqe gaumffdmme lns balo
ieben gIus6lid berbinoerteu. Quer iiber
einonber Ileqenbe. tbeils moridaemcr=
beue Gtdmme rlladfen bag 0pr6rinoeu
imuler beihiuerIider unb er{f mad,
manderlei qnfrenounaen erreidten
mir Qeoen WlitfQa ben 5haIahhana
mo {i6 Ser Wdr oilfholten {DIlte Ser
ggDsa fiihrte Durd1 ftruppioes 1lnterbpla
abtDdrfs. all einem Observation-Disclosures
0oufeu BON fQhlem 9tpeiotperf ber-
fauIfen Nqumifdmmerl unb tpelfem
Saub ; ouf elmer Geite mar cine aiem-
lid bebeufenbe Geffnuno bic uns hie
NcInfiren ols ben Ginoano aum Min-
teroliartier bes Ndren beseid,neteu Oluf
eiren berobrebefen 0Dinf 0es aerrn
umritfen mir l6rmenb unb ihreien6
ben 6pIaboufeu nm nos Shier IN 5einer
@ihe III {f1rs,, : bofh ne,,tete ma henu
oui6 ein aor,,ioes Wrunmen nm m hoa
g2efifer Nroum IN feiuem Sam iei mn
q mar Fir ma ma GidnoI ,,ns
fofubfbereif II hoIfen. mir ridtetsn
oIIe suniere @e,nehrp nod5 6er Ssffs
nliro ober oIs mir siue ait Iono ter.
oebeiis iuorien mu6ten fiieo 6err
SeIusnop al uno oob etrlem Sd1uB
mifferi IN ben Nou finein gIls er fidl
foum auriidoeaooen bate. aeiofe iid5 ber m
gljeleniddbei zines gdren i urlo fpie ouf
aommanbo entluoen iid1 uniere Sc.
ipehre ebe o6er Maud, uno Nufber=
bambf lid Qana berspoerl flotteu ffiirafe
Iidb bds Sbier nit einem numbfen
Drummer auf Serru SeIusuptp Ser
faum nod 2eit fqnb. iid, ouf feinet,
@dppen al ldminaen unb Damn Il,
iaqenosm @alobb Dem Sbole ann.
iiiiruen, hinter i'm her IN tpeiien
Gdben bas aereiate 9bier. mir pers
modten fQuril uriere Ilbeu oetuorhenen
Wferbe I'D bdnbioeu unb al i beileiosn !
foboIb mir ober tDieber i'm @ottel iobsn
;onie,, mir nod hurm Sea fdmoJe Iaro, pr,,.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-12

Horo ssormalin = (gimer &
Mmensl. - Gin neues antiquities
unb borbeugenbes MitteI. Dos HbeoI
aler 3atn. tinb MnnbuaiIer. 6. s.
9 d mtbt, 6ouiion, 9egas, aaent.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-10-12
9us Eorenna allein mar, f9lang lie


iid an Dem Self seniisen, oas ibr fdn0=
Der Shannon erparb. I'm mir einen
tpeiGen Seppi6 unter Die 6iiBe gu brei<
ten. peraoB elm liolser 9loisbe iein
8lut i
Sluf ben 8pulebarbs fnpipen 0eils
den uno Slnemonen, uno Der alte go
renpalait ersdblt i'm ouftieen Morgen=
fdimmer BON bergangenen Sa9en, bon
@Ian3 unb pra6t. Gur9 Die GrlDier-
pforte, Die gu bem Gatbebralplab fii6rt,
benz grpBen freien plaB bes Greml,
f6reitet langiam Elm blei6er Mann bpn
bpbeltl i6lanfem Mu1s; gruf unb
G6uitern iinb brett, uns Die idmale
gerabe Nafe in Dem fiibn eei6nittenen
@eii6t nit Dem f6arfen NblerprDfil
seigt, bab es fein @ufie 1T; eber
f6lieBt man auf einen Mbelisen unber=
miI1ten 8lutes aus Dem Gtamm Der
Nbiabe. Gr tritt porfidtis auf, unb'
Elm eenauer gecba6ter iniirbe merfeii,
bab er cen Gtod aus Clipenbpl3 nit
Dem GilbersriIf nidt gum 2urus trdst.
9ln Der Gren5e Der umeiBen" Gtaot
gjeliiaproo s6oert er einen Moment
nor einem 9rpBen 9auie uno ipdbt Die
breite Gtrabe binab. 9as, mas er qe=
iudlt, muB er iuobI aeieben baben, benn
er fdreitet lest enfIdipiien Der Gin
gan9stbiire gu; binter ibm tritt elm
9iener eif, Der cine i6tpere 2alt tra9t.
gBlabiaa sSelusnou bat Dor aluei
Saeen bem @roBfaufnann Gtaresi fei=
nen geIud auf Die sueite Wliftaas=
5funoe anaeiaqt. Sic idOne Gorenna
tueiB, mas Das beoeutet; ipie Gieg lieat
es in ibren barton 3iiaen, unb einen
Giea Mill lie ppr ibrer 8elanntentpelt
feiern. 0iele @dite baben iid periant=
melt gum 9iner; nur elmer feblt nod,
bem au Gbreu es aeqeben tpirb. Nprilfa.
cine elltsiidenDe iunae ssrau, nit ienem
befriebiaten 3ua i'm 9lntlis, ben nur
bas Slid berborsaubert, Iie6t am Mrme
hires @atfen bor Gorenna, unb lie
frast nit 9uae unb 2ippen: .Mirff
Du nun enblid einae|eben, oaB 9u
ibn liebitg" Gorenna iie6t falt aug tuie
Elm gilD BON Gra; aber Elm itolaer
GtrQhI audit burdl lire gluoen.
Gtunpfe, fnifiernbe Geibe umtpoat lie.
tiefroth tpie glut, uab am 6olie trdot
{ie cine Wrillantfette Sic tarienb ormen
NQuern oQs Nrpo fir Elm lonoes Qeben
brdd9tc.
Cine 0ortiere tpirb oeDffnet, ,lnb Der
gaIonnirte meIoet: Ser gnlabioo.
Goler pprl sselusno,p.
gllle 9lnipeIenbeu 5ehen nod, Dem
ginaQno. unb t6bt[id)e 5tille herrfdf
i'm oelbbsrbQnoenen golon: aorenuo
hot lire @dfie out pprbereifet. iie mil
len es gllle. bok bic ipr6be Gh6nheif
heute nod ben 8rautrino ienes Man-
nes frozen uiro. @ie frift Inn emf
oeoen lire e5dhfehne fnifferf unh
poi,{d1f uni ihre Gtimme III niht nona
ruhio tnie IL ruft. miiifomnnsm men
gplo6ioo
gr perbeuot 5id sfoI, ,,nb 5bmeioenn .
hmm biidf sY suriif mn mini S;nsn,
Siener. M "a I;pot etmos @eb;stsnhss ,s..'i,' ~
ieinsm gaeSsn' 6os anh 9nrennas "a
wofer ben e5d,ritf hemmf ,,nh Mi hsr
Weoriikuno bes @uifes a6oert ggIoSi-
oos 9iener noft urb- -breifef ouf ei,,eu
R,,r,r,s,, gT,;,f go;,,as ea~~,, ,,,r onx..,.
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eoatbern aeaeitic 8abm.
Mbfabrt.

gfad Stem Orleans, 9oufon anb
@alpeiton tdsli6.
..12:10 Mitta9s unb $50 Nbenbs,
Na9 eagle HaB, Merico ac......
..................11:50 80 8orn.
9tab @aliforniert. .......4:45 Nahm
Gnfunft.
BON Stem Orleans, Souiton unb Sal
peiton td9li1. .............
.....7::25 8orm. unb 7 80 ga1m,
Bon galifornien ac.....11 80 8orm,
Bon eagle Hab un6 MeIico. .....
.......... 700 G6enbs,
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csu gDieu IN her sof +. Obern

= Sn Wien ih Der Sof Opsrn.
aapeamsitier. Sobann Nepomut Gu6s,
geboren 1642 3u Grauentbal In Gteter.
mari, elmer SIutbereiftune erIegen.
bie Ct fi& babur@ suse3oasn bate, baB
CT ii6 befm WeriuG bes OeFnens elmer
fef bertoriten Weinfiaf9e. Bic eartber
ia Srtmmer sias. on Der 0aub Der.
Iebt bot.
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Giien6a1n Ga1r. .glan.
&. & O. %. Hah,s.

Nbfobrt.
Mad ct. Souls pia Sron Monntain
ooer M. 6. & g.. -. IL 80 geadm.
3a9 ct. 2ouis pia Sron Maonntain
Honte. ............8.:30 MbenbS.
Na1 9earne td9lid $500 Mprgens.
Jtah 2arebo. 10 100 8orm.
Nnfunft.
Bon ct. Souls, SrOn Mountaiu & M.
6. & $3.50 Worrn.
Won ct. 2ouis, Sron Mountain & M,
&. q 1.............3::55 Na1m.
Won 9earne tdgli6 :. 1920 N6enbs.
Won 8areoo. IL rs Ra9m.
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SIN aIter bon GA ssabreu itarb
pter Uentamtrl Wsaber bon 8aHrpp.
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- Roofing Felt, BED unb AsptaIi
bet 6eurp paulp. Eel. So.
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Das BdrenfeG.

Shtne aus hem rnfifasa Gefslfdaftslebeu.
Don aaa. Sdntot p. Gkenaeen.
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Sanfet 2iu,iteo.
u BID hrt

9sad galiioraien. Sreitass, s:35 Mors
Na6 9sep Orleans, 0ienitas uno
Jreitag -. .......2::2O Na9m,
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W. g. & 3. Wabm.
0btahrt.

* Gbtabrt.
9ea9 @aco, Sort Wortb, Dallas,
&anias gitp, ct. 2ouis unb Chi
caso tdsli9. ..................
..5 100 Morsens unb 8 80 Mbenbs.
Intunft.
Bon Gbicaso, ct. Souls, Ranias
gitp, Dallas, Sort @ortb unb
@aeo, idglid.
....S:3o8 8orm. unb 10 30 glbenbs.
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q. u. 3 n. y. Habm.
Mbfdhrt.

Rad COLLECTION, Souiton unb guero
td8li6 800 Hprm
gead Corpus gbriiti. Mranias 8aB
unb 8eepille tdsli9 9....1 100 Nadm
Na9 &errpille taslidb, aussenommen
Samita9s u. Sonnta8s, 3:15 Na6m
Vah &errbille, Gonntass. g: 80 Born
ysad &errbile, Gamitass A 80 Na@ss
Gufunft.
Bon @alpeiton, Souiton unb guero
td9lt1. .......... 200 MbenbS
Bon Corpus gbriiti, Mranlas BaB
anb 8eepille tdslih. "a: 30 gsabm
Bon &errbilIe tdslid, aussenpmmen
Sonntass un6 Montass. s........
..................10:45 8orm
Ion &errbile, SOnntass, 6 80 Mbenbs
Bon &errpille, Montass % as @orm
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u n { unft

Bon galifornien, Dienfas unb 5rei=
tas..............3:1 M0rsens.
Bon Stem Orleans, Dientas unb
Jreitas 200 Na1m,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12
DINNERS AND LUNCHEONS.

Miss Clyde Snyder entertained at din,
her birthday. The guests We're: Mr..
H Getchell, Mr.. and Mrs. T. b. McPher-
SON, Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Ivan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Morey, Mr..
and Sbdr,a Mrs BY William Snyder; Messrs
Misses Clark, of Chicago.
Mrs. Williams entertained at luncheon
Thursday afternoon at her home on La
fayette avenue in honor of her guest,
Mrs. j. j. Egan, Of Duluth. Those pres
ent We're: Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. j. Smith,
Mrs. E. w. LIE Clair, Mrs. Roberts, Mrs.
T. Ryan, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. F. Davidson.
Fanny Mitchell.
Donald Stevens. of Summit avenue, gave
dinner Wednesday evening for a num-
Der of Shattuck school cadets. The out
Sioux City; John Black. of Springfield,
ILL.,, and James Harris, of Des Moines
Mr. and Mrs Warren Upham enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening at
their apartments in the Genesee, Central
Park, in honor of Dr. Mary Whetson, Of
Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Penniman enter
tanned at dinner Tuesday evening a their
home on Holly avenue in celebration Of
the twenty-third anniversary of their
marriage
Miss MARS entertained at dinner
Wednesday evening al her home on Holly
avenue. The table decorations were roses
and maiden hair fern.
Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Pease entertained
at dinner Friday evening at their home
on Paramount avenue in honor Of w. E.
Brothers, of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Lord entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening at their home on
Portland avenue In honor of Mrs L. K.
Luse, of Chicago.
Mrs. E. n. Saunders gave a luncheon
Monday at her home on Summit avenue
in honor Of Mrs. W. H. Newman Of
Cleveland
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-12
PLEASURES PAST.

Roy Marsden, late Of Company L.
Twelfth Minnesota, gave a reception and
Of Company D, Thirteenth Minnesota,
Monday evening at his home, 626 Warren
street; There was an informal recep-
played until midnight The house was
prettily decorated with flags and bunting
Among the guests were twenty ex-mem-
bers Of the Twelfth and Thirteenth regi-
ments The out of town guests We're:
Mrs. Stanley, of Oakland, CAL; Mr. and
Miss Fletcher, of Minneapolis; Mr. AL
len, of Pine City; Miss Allen. of st,
Mary hall, Faribault. FaVors were won
by Miss BOttelle, Miss Kenny, Mr. Hull
and Mr.. Lime.
Miss Maggie Whalen was rendered a
surprise party Wednesday evening at her
home on Atwater street by a large num-
Der Of her friends Among the guests
We're: Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Strand. Misses
Lou Currie and Helen Armbruster Ina
Blomquist, Amanda Borgenson, Rather
Inc and Margaret McKernan, Bessie Nc
Govern Mary Flynn, Ella Myhre, Annie
| Johnson Ma ggie WhaIen and w. McLeer:
Messrs. Strand, Roe, Leonard, S. A John,
son, Art Mcknight G. Johnson, J. But
terrified. Joe Neimeyer James Whalen,
Son and others.
A surprise was rendered Miss Selma
Gunderson by number of her school
mates Thursday Nov. 2. Those present
Parcy, Nellie Carlson, Selma Gunderson
Yerna Anderson. Ella Partridge, Edith
PETERSON, Esther Larson, Fannie and
Emma Gruetzke. Lille Hawkins, Olga
and Lille Gunderson and Esther Peter
son.
Mrs. William J. Murray gave pink tea
Monday AFTERNOON at her home on Port
land avenue The hostess was assisted
by the Misses Virginia and Louise Du-
irene. Miss May Murray. Miss Blanche
! King, Miss Marie Book Miss Julia Don
nelly and Miss Jennings. Mrs. Ovid
Martell and Mrs. Frank Murray presid-
ed in the dining room.
Mr.: and Mrs Pringle entertained A.
number of their friends at a dancing
| party at their home on Wabasna street
| Friday evening. The Martin Mandolin
| club played for the dancing
Mr.. and Mrs. James Shelly, of Louis
| evening. FaVOrs were won by Mrs Nj
! Morrison, s. T. Shelly, Mrs p w Nor
| rfson and F. Duffy.
Mrs. Louis Hassinger of 607 Mississinni
| street, entertained the Entire Nous EucbTa
! club prizes being won by Mrs IT n
! Clark. Mrs. J. w. Morrison and Mrs T
/ H. Hargrave.
The Misses Appleton entertained In
formally at cards Wednesday evening AZ
their home. on Portland avenue in honor
of Miss Bradshaw. Of West Superior.
Mrs. A. MagnUson. of LAFAYETTE ave-
nue., entertained Tuesday evening in
| honor OF Mr.. MagnusOn's birthday Misc
LundQuist and Miss Borg assisted.
Mrs Preston. of Martin street. enter
tanned the Prompt Euchre club Tuesday
High scores were made by Mrs. Presf01
Mrs. Betz and Mrs damon
Mrs. Paul Lavall6e entertained inform
ally at euchre Thursday afternoon at her
home on Iglehart street III
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Daytons Bluff Womens Christian Te:n-
perance union Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. J. w. lie May has been enter
tanning Mrs. George Harding and Miss
Myrtle Harding, of La Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs John T. Black, of Burl-
ington, Vt. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Dinwoodie last week
Miss Gertrude Kimbal. who has been
visiting Mrs. Eugene Hubbell. returned
Wednesday to OwatOnna.
Mrs. Spates will entertain the Mission
airy Society of the East Presbyterian
church Tuesday
st. Agnes Guild of st. Peters Episcopal
Church met Thursday with the Misses
Germann.
Mrs Ferdinand Hinrichs Will give a din
ner today for Miss Ella Muench and Mr..
Blanford.
Mrs. ]. Adrian and Mrs. 1. Huggett
spent part Of the week in North 81.
Paul.
Mrs. Purdy entertained Thursday for
Mrs. George Harding and Mrs. J. w La
May
Mr.. and Mrs A. P Rotert entertained
the Happy Hour club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Sterile and her son, Adolph Sterile,
will entertain today for their birthday.
The engagement of Miss Ella Muench
and William T. Blanford is announced.
Mrs. Powell entertained the c. P
Euchre club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Straus entertained the Stormy
Euchre club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Cox, of Red Wing is visiting her
sister Mrs William Brink
Mrs. Samuel Brant spent the first of the
week in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Albert Kalse gave a coffee Tues
day.
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Chamberlain. of Prospect terrace, Thurs

Chamberlain of PROSPECT terrace. Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martin, of East
Winifred street, gave dinner party
last Saturday evening. Covers were laid
for twelve.
Mrs. ]. Herzog and son, Robert, of West
Isabel street, returned home Tuesday,
from a twelve months visit in SW1tzer-
land.
Miss Gertrude Smith, of Winslow ave-
nue., entertained the young people of the
English Lutheran church Monday even
ing.
Miss Nellie Graves. of Bidwell street,
was given a surprise party last Saturday
evening, the occasion being her birthday.
Mr.. E. J. Heinbach, of Aberdeen, N. D.,
the guest of Mr. and Mrs ]. Minea, of
East Isabel street has returned home.
The ladies of the. English Lutheran
church will meet Wednesday, Dec g. with
Mrs. S. I. Garlouch. of State street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Doran, of East Con-
gress street, entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
Whiteside. Of Kansas. last week.
The Misses Matte and Louis Jones, of
Chicago, are visiting the Misses Alice. and
Anna Witty, of Concord street.
The Thursday Night club met with Mr..
and Mrs D. w. Sits Thursday at their
home on State street.
Mrs P OBrien gave a euchre party
Thursday afternoon at her home on
West George street,
Mr. Eastman. of East Winifred street.
has returned home from a months visit
| in Pennsylvania. s.--
The cabinet meeting of the w. T. c. U.
met with Mrs. Soule, of East Congress,
| Wednesday.
Mrs John Fisher of Prescott street.
entertained Tuesday Afternoon club
Tuesday
Birch. of DeafSorns street. Wednesday
Mrs. John waschenberg. of West Isabel
street. was visiting in Saltwater last
week y 20
The Park Tenais club will meet tomor-
row evening with Mr. and Mrs. G. +.
Dix. 1fse
Mrs qetchelsa9f strzke5T 1 avenue o,lnn,,. en-
is the guest of Mrs. u. Schreckenstien.
Mrs r. L. Robins, 6R West ROBBIE street.
has returned from Europe.
Miss L. Galloway, OF East ROBBIE street,
is at Hastings, Mimi. ol-.
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Wolover and spent the day sewing.
The Prohibition club met at the home
of George f. Wells, and elected the fol-
1R9wng 9csr st J. p Enge'd president
w. Rosser, secretary; d. D. Kimball,
treasurer; C. w. Curry, financial secre-
tary.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. Church
elected officers for the year. Mrs.
Peter Glare, president; Mrs. L. H. Batch
elder, vice president; Mrs. c. w. Boyer,
secretary, and Mrs. A. q. Drew treas
urer.
The Hamline Fortnightly club met at
the home of Mrs William Thompson
Tuesday afternoon, Mrs. Frank Brown
Mr. and Mrs c. L. Weber and Miss
Lulu Weber attended reunion of the
ex-prisoners Of war, at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs. j. Gunther, of Hazel Park.
Miss Lou Webb IS entertaining Misses
May Adams and Ada H1llman, Of the
state university, who are delegates to the
Y. NJ c. a. convention.
Miss Leach and Miss Jones. will speak
in the Knox Presbyterian church this
G. K.
Misses White and wiegand, delegates. to
the Y. w. G. A. convention, are visiting
at the ladies' hall.
MI and Mrs. Randall and daughter
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. John
ston on Sunday.
Miss scwelzer will spend the remain
der of the school year at her home In
South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth spent the first
of the week with their son Frank, Of st.
Anthony Park
Mrs. E. w Haley is entertaining Mrs.
f. W. Wieland and Mrs. N. H. 1ngersoll.
of Brainerd.
Mrs. Frank Bass and family, of Wash
ington are visiting Haniline friends this
week.
Mrs. Sperry and daughter were the
guests Of Miss Clara Sperry on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Whittier have re-
turned to their home in Mortified.
Miss Blanche Bloomfield entertained
Miss Maude Burdick over Sunday.
Miss Edith Pribble was the guest of
Miss Blanche Bloomfield Sunday.
Mrs. NJ L. Holley Is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs Brandrupt of Mankato.
william Mckinney spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. A. E. Taylor.
Mrs. lockwood is expected home from
Worcester, Mass. this week.
Misses Mae ellis and Cummings spent
Sunday at White Bear lake.
Mrs J. Heverly is entertaining her
mother. Mrs. j. Hardick
Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Wallace have return
ed from Northfield.
Mrs. III. C. Behrens Is visiting relatives
in Forest Lake, 10
Miss Margie Foltz spent Sunday with
Miss Flo Friegard
Mrs. c. K. Webster will spend the win