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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-01
BRYAN TALKS WITH LEADERS.
Conference Debated Programme for
New York Speaking.

C-bfcaco Septcmber Civilian j. BrN-
an came 10 Chicago this morning rom
his home i'm Lincoln, Neh. held con-
ference with various members OF the DEM
ccratic national committee and returned
- Lincoln this evening.
Among those present at the conference
were Senator ]. X. Jones. Chairman
j. hnson. Vice Chairman Stone. Natonai
Committeeman +. ID. O'Brien. of Mlnne-
sofa: ID. ]. Campau. of Michigan: h. +.
shively. 81 In1iana, and Congressman
Shafro;h. Of Colorado; Governor Longino'
of Mississippi. and J. II. Smith. of Wash-
iTgton- ~.
At the conclusion OF his conference with
,lle members of the committee, Mr. Bryan
gave out the following in refutation OF a
rercrt that positions in his cabinet, should
he be elected, had already been prom
ised-
Il have not given &C. any one, either
" rtally or IL writing, promise OF Il
cabinet position. and l shall not. dutlhs
the CAMPAIGN. make any SUCH pioih4s"'
/ have not authorized and shall not au-
thorize any one. verbally or IN Writing, 40
u rInise any cabinet position. OF any
other position TO any one. II l an sIoSe-
al I shall oe absolutely free TO discnarSe
an the duties OF the Office recording 10
my platform as Tar as the platform goes,
and according 10 my own Judgment IN an
other matters not covered 10! the pia'-
u came TO CnIcago especially TO con-
fer with the committee. | wanted Ia TAX
With the committee now FOR the reason
that / have three days at my disposal
and " hen | come through on October ith
viii have no time for such "A purpose.
A. 10 AIr Hanna : assertions concerning
me- ] have nothing 10 say. The publlc
understands the situation. The agitation
81 tie trust question Is meeting with sue
cess. II is something that apeals TO
every workingman. So far as | know, L
shall follow my original Itinerary. not
wfthStanding all this talk about my
changing my dates at the behest OF the
cen mittee.
The statement given out by Chairman
Jones after the conference was as 70
lows.
what We have been debating this af-
teruCGn WAS the programme Tor Mr.. Bry-
an after his dates New York from DC
tol-er 10th "a 2nth and again October 2tth.
W.. have practically agreed on the plan.
hut cannot give AZ out now. as ~ may
have to be changed I'm SOME particulars.
Colonel Bryan. accompanied by Colonel
]. Hamilton lewis. of Washington. took
the Burlington for Lincoln al $50 p. m.
Vice Chairman Stone will return TO New
York tomorrow.
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STRIKE IS BATTLING HANNA.
TRUST LEADER ANXIOUS FOR A
PROMPT SETTLEMENT.
Admits That Strike of Coal TG1ners in
Pennsylvania Is Hurting Re-
publican Prospects.

New York. September 2G.-The Times
will say tomorrow: Senator Hanna made
another visit to the Offices of J. p. Nor
gan & Coin wall street yesterday, which
was much more protractcd than his call
on Morgan the day before. 4 confer
ence was held at Mr. Mors1u's offices,
which was attended by all Of tho presi-
dents of ;he coal railroads.
Mr.. Morgan is working hand and glove
with Senator Hanna to bring Ibout n set
Element Of the anthracite coal strike, and
a report got abroad in Wall street after
the conference that the strike had been
Settled.
President Fowler Of the Ontario ana
Western. and other railroad officials de-
clined 10 talk. Some 81 the officers
would not even admit that they attended
the conference. President Truesdale. Of
the Laeltawanpa, discussing tho setlle-
ment. sad:
"There is not a word of truth in 1t.
As a matter of fact we are no nearer a
settlement today than We naVe ever peeh.
We started i'm TO iiyht the miners union
and we propose 10 continue ti.aI nShJ 20
the end. e..o,,,o -
the railroad presidents ! 60 not care 70
saw anything about II one way or tie
conference or no conference.
..In regard to the story hat Archbishop
Ryan called on me IueSd&y Gun SinS
saw that | was out aud did mol see MN;
| do not know of any representatives Oh
the miners coming to see me.
w. p. Hamilton Of the firm of j. T.
Morgan & Co. declined u make q state
ment about the settlement supposed 10
have taken place in the office OF MS ilrm.
lie contented himself with saying that
q "a
that nothing has been given out.
President Thomas. of the Erie
railroad. who was reported to have adj
n,itted that such a conference took place.
later absolutely denied that he had MADE
any such St1tcment. , 1
Vice President warren, or 'he $3.50
Central, said he know nothing OF Such q
confer ence and that the Jersey CenraI
has certainly not been represented
Hanna Is Reticent.
Senator Hanna was very retlcent when
asked about what was being done TO
settle the strike and professed TO Know
nothing about 1t.
"But you went to see ]. p. Morgan,
the head of the coal syndicate yesterday
and today, to sec what could be done
about a settlement, didn't you: me SEN
ator was asked.
mo" Senator Hanna answered II
have heard that some of Marbles men
have returned to work. bat all the IN
formation have is what l CLEAN from the
newspapers.
II is reported. however, that Senator
Hanna is not only doing all in his power
to end the strike. hut that ne almost sue
ceeded in IVcrting II botore IL Was OF
dered. His efforts would proptoiy nave
been succ essful but fer the interference
of a self-constituted committee that upset
bis plans.
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Brvan Condemns Action OF Mob.

Nebraska City. Neb.. September e
Being shown q telegram 70 he effect that
Governor Roosevelt was assaulted a. Vic
toria. Col. by a band OF hired It ffians
tonight. Mr.. Bryan wrote the following
statement:
prom what I know OF the people OF
Colorado am not willing to believe With
out further evidence that thew denied to
Mt Roosevelt or "a any one else a fair
hearing II II proves true that he was
nobred or In any way iuterfored with
am sure that IL was not the work o. any
political organization. There can be no
justification for a resort To violence IN
this country and those who resort to II
injure the cause which they represent"
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PLATES WOULDN'T STAND TEST.
Six-Inch Gun Demolished Covering
for Two Cruisers.

Washington. September PA sample
plate of a series of plates for the protec-
tive decks of the cruisers Chattanooga
and Cleveland failed 10 stand the required
test at Indian Head today. IL was sub
iected TO the fire of a siX-inch gun al an
angle of nine degrees and was completely
shattered. About 120 tons of steel We're
in the lot. of which the plate was
sample, and ordinarily the collapse of the
plate would mean the rejection of the
lot But the sample selected was the
worst plate 10 be found in the lot an
other trial may be allowed. The break
ing up Of the plate, il is said, indicates
that the treatment of the plate was not
uniform.
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Horses Tor Waldersee.

Lexington, KY. September 29.-S. I.
HARRISON sold TO \. =. Heimes. ifohoken,
n T.. two fine horses for the personal use
Of Count Won Waldersce, .commander-ln-
chief Of the German forces in China. They
were Cheseyrka. by Chester Dare ana
Eureka, and Cresccus. out of the dam OF
the celebrated On Time. They Will be
shipped next Monday to San Francisco.
thence to Hong Kong.
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BAD FOREST AND GRASS FIRE.
Over One Hundred Square Miles Has
Been Burned Over.

Santa Rosa. Cal. September PA for
est fire (which has been burning In the
vicinity Sf Occidental the past three days
today assumed vast proportions. The
fire has covered a space of about leo
square miles and is estimated TO have
done over a quarter million of dollars
damage. Only by hard work was the
town of Occidental saved. The fire is
now travelling south. The North Pacific
Coast railroad lost several miles of track
in addition TO two long trcsties. one 2l9
feet and the other 800 feet in length.
Three county bridges are in ruins ana
about eighteen farms have been swept
clean of their buildings and CROPS. Near
" a thousand persons are lighting the
fire.
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If You Want To Speculate

and try your luck at raising the two
minute trotter ana one that can go the
route and bank the money. and YOU ain :
got the room, buy or 8 brood mares in
foal TO Baron Dillon. ZIP. at Glen Moore
~. j. stock Farm sale october 18th and
leave them on the farm To foal. Brood
lions kept by the year and kept right. al
81 a
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a Powerful Remedy for Disease
1T cured me OF old chronic diseases
and nervous prOStratiOn"
Mr.. J. 3. Potter. CenterviiIe, z.

Mr. J. B. Potter Centervie, r l., writes Sept. IS:
OF health
and had complete
taking Panes
better
health Believing
we'll
OF pounds good
eSh and
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-01
HILL GETS DOWN TO WORK.
Ex-senator VIII Speak for Bryan in
Virginia.

New York. September 3S.-Senator I'M
made his first appearance about the
democratic state headquarters this even
ing since the convention a. Saratoga. He
had conference with Chairman Nc
CURE. Chairman Campbell. State Com
mittcemau Carlisle and others.
al speak in Brooklyn" he said IN an
swer to questions. con Monday night
next. ON TUESDAY I wiz speak tn Rich
mond. Va. and on Wednesday I'm Dan
Vile. Va on Friday. on my return trip.
/ viii speak at Newark. y. J. The
national committee in Chicago is prepar-
Ing my western itinerary ami will submit
to me for approval 1 do not know just
what II Will be. I have been asked to
speak in this and that place 70 save q
congressman, but I have not time"
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-10-01
The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are I'm.
proved more by the pleasant SYRUP OF
iiss when in need OF the laxative effect
OF a gentle remedy than by any other.
Children enjoy 1t. and 1t benefits them.
The true remedy. syrup or Figs, IL man
ufactured by The California Fig Syrup Co.
only.
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DR.. William M. Durham. & DR.. William v Robertson.

in the
in we'll known the Peopeof
Trcamen
DURHAM ROBERTSON,
77,5P eachree Street,
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We Rise.

Catholic STANDARD: Mr.. BrittOn-It is
surprising that you Americans are not
more cordially disposed toward England.
Your best people descended from US.
Mrs. Yankee beg pardon. Assembled.
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Illinois Man Has Answered
Letter from the Populist
Committee
WRITES STRONG LETTER
Democratic Nominee for vice Presi-
Dental Place Informs the No
filters That He Accepts
the Place Ten
dered.

Lincoln, Neb., September FIN a letter
received today at the populist party ma
tional headquarters. Hon. Adlai L. Ste
venson accepts the nomination for the
vice presidency rendered him by that party
early this month. The letter notifying
Mr.. Stevenson of his nomination follows:
''Colfax. Ia. September 8. 19OO-To Hon.
A. l.. Stevenson, bloomington, lll.-Dedr
Sir: In behalf of the national committee
of the peoples party, the undersigned
take pleasure i'm notifying you that you,
candidate of said party for the office OF
vice president of the United States to ill
the vacancy occasioned by the declina-
ton of the Hon. Charles a. Towne. VINO
was nominated at Sioux Falls.
THE members of the peoples party in
all sections realize that we have reached
a crisis i'm which the very NE OF 1ree m
stitutions is involved-a crisis in which
mere party conside rations are Of second
AIRY Importance. and should be laid aside
until the peril is averted.
Acting upon this overshadowing con-
viction our national convention, which met
at Sioux Falls. i'm proof of the unseliish
character of the party whlch IL repre-
scented and I'm order IL open the way ior
harmony along all classes OF patrlotlc
people, went outside of its own orSaniza-
ton for both of its nominees. This action
met with hearty approval among our con-
stituency everywhere.
And now. vacancy having occurred
I'm our ticket. We have in the same unSelf-
ish spirit selected you to fill that vacancy
and ask tina tyou accept the same. we
know that you are not pOpuIlSt, Dul
we are familiar with your career and the
patriotic character of your unfinching de
votion 10 the principles of free government
as taught by the fathers OF the repuDiic.
Conscious that nothing but good TO the
public can result from your elevation TO
this high office, with sincere regard We
have the honor to be, very truly yours,
Il Ii. MEANER.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08
PLEASURES PAST.

TIE executive board of the Ramsey
County w. c. 7. T., at a recent meeting
at The resid 4nce Of the president Mrs
II. w. Phillips, appointed the following
superintcndents of departments: Tenn
perance Instruction, Mrs. NJ. J. Kelly;
franchise, Mrs. a. 3. Upham; soldiers
ard sailors, Mrs. Bordwell; railroad and
freman Mrs. BnWstield; press reporter,
Mrs. Woodbury.; aati-narcotics. MrA
Murphy; flower missions, Mrs. Rogers
l. L. l.. work, Mrs. F'oitz; evange,istic
work and penal reforlratory, Mrs. Nor
risOl: w0odsncn. Mrs. Hayward; medal
contest, Miss Lulu Weber; Sabbath OBJ
servarce, Mrs. NJ Taylor; mothers and
p;rlor meetings, Mrs. Barkuioo; hos
pitfalls, Mrs. N. J. Russell; county fair 8,
AIRS. Soule: Sunday school, Mrs Johns;
purity in literature and art, Mrs NJ. j.
Kelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Reichter entertained
q number Of their friends at their resi-
dence, GS2 Canada street, at dinner Sat
urday Covers We're laid for twelve.
Among these present We're: Mechanics
II. e DelaHo, e. n. Johnson, A Wagner,
81. Clark w NJ. Turner, Misses r. Wag-
ner, V. Johnson; Messrs. e. T. DeIano.
Thomas Clark, ". NJ. Turner and b
Johnson.
Mrs. E. Z. Milham gave a garden par
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08

The Dayton's Bluff Women's Christian
Temperance union will meet Wednesday,
July II, with Mrs. H. II. Hayward, cor
ner Maple and Conway, streets. Election
will he elected for the state convention to
be held at Mankato Aug. 2S.
Mrs. w: Way entertained the Ladies
GGo-operatiye Society Of the Atlantic
cream social and sale of honne-cooked
foods was held yesterday afternoon and
evening in the church parlors.
The following people picnicked at Como
on the Fourth: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Haw-
klns, Mrs. Foran, of Mandan: Miss Agnes
Foran. Miss Margaret Hawkins, Arthur
MCGOWAN and Robert Hawkins.
Mrs. William Alvin. who visited her
sister, Mrs Charles Helmes. left Sat
urday for her home in New Ulm. accom-
panied by her nieces, the Misses Vera
and Dorothy HelmeS.
Mrs. S. H. Downs entertained at dinner
Monday her uncle. j. H Zimmerman, of
Prairie du Chen; Mr.. and Mrs. G. Zim-
Miss Julia Beth Farrell, Of Evanstown,
| Is spending the summer in st. Paul. She
will leave in September to take a posi-
ton in the La Grange high school.
The Relief Society of st. Paul Chapter
No. "a, Order of the Eastern Star, will
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs Wit
liam Densmore, of Reaney street
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mrs: J. w, lie May and Mr.. and Mrs;
Sunday at White Bear. - ''i''e'- i'0'''' Spei''
Mrs. E. O. Zimmerman gave a chill
dren's party Tuesday afternoon for the
seventh birthday of her granddaughter,
| Marguerite Zimmerman
Mrs. A. 2. Enierny, Mrs. S. H. Downs
| Mrs. r. Gardner and Miss Juliet Downs
spent Saturday with Mrs. S. D. Hall, OF
Bald Eagle Lake.
The Misses Janette and Irene F1seh-
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fist church met Monday evening with
Mrs. Anderson, of Ada street.
Miss Dora Christianson. of East Wini.
fred street, spent the Fourth with Miss
Munroe, OF Hastings, MINI.
Miss Miller, Of Concord street. and
Miss Day, of Winifred street, have re-
turned from Forest Lake.
MIR c. L. I;uckncr ami family. of Bid
we'll street, have moved to their new
home on Winslow avenue.
Mr.: w. R. Shane and family, of Dune
din Terrace, viii leave for Montana tie
latter part Of the month.
Mrs Charles H Bronson, Of East Ro-
bic street, left Wednesday for a trip
through the West.
Mr., and Mrs. W. MeGrorty. of B:dwell
street, entertained last week Mr.. Kaelbe,
of Carlton, MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter McGrorty, Of
Bitlwell street, are entertaining Mrs
Croel6ec, of Iowa
Mark Herring and Fred Rothansen
have returned from a camping trip at
Jefferson Lake.
Miss Agnes Self, of East Isabel street
has as her guest Miss Agnes O'AGara, of
Helena, Mont.
The Ladies Aid of the English Luth-
cram Church will picnic al Como Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mr.. Fairbrother, of Brainerd, Mimi. ia
the guest of Mrs. H. w. Maclzie, of East
Isabel street.
The st. Valentine band met Friday af-
ternoon with Miss Elsie Spiegel, of West
DelOS street.
Mrs. G. T. Dix and children, of Hall
avenue, have gone to Detroit, Mimi. for
the summer.
Miss Gillette, of Washington, is the
guest of Mrs. Edward Gillette, of Duned-
| in terrace.
Mrs. Q. A. Beai. of West Isabel street.
entertained the Eradefphian club FRIDAY
| afternoon.
Mrs. T. ]. Lockwood, of Striker ave.
nue.; is entertaining Mrs. Kfnsay,of North.
Miss Daisy Quehl, of East Robbie
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helm are spending the week with the
Misses Cora and Ida Bohn at "The Pop
lars, MinnetOnka.
Mrs. Paul Kruger, Mrs. William Dens-
more MRS 5. d: Downs and Miss Downs
Mere guests Friday of Mrs E. r. Ide.
White Bear Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. George femme and the
Misses Tfllie and Anna STate spent a few
Gays with their sister, Mrs. Blume, of
Jordan, MINI.
and Miss Mary Clemmer. of Cresco. are
guests of the Misses Lydia and Bertha
Burkhard.
Miss Miss Frances Hanlin entertained the
Young People's Club of the English Luz
Lheran Church of the Redeemer Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Bowdin entertained the Ladies' Aid
Society of the First Swedish Lutheran
CAurch at thimble bee Friday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Jones entertained on
the Fourth Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. lie Nav
&nd family Mr.. G. Bregg and Mr. Mat
Miss Janet Kulstad. of Red Wing en-
tertained a number Of young peop.e from
81. Paul at house party on the Fourth.
MRS; Samuel Brant has been entertain
~ 11ts nars; n. Jones and the Misses Jones,
0I Washburn Park, Minneapolis
Mrs. III. II. Haywood entertained the
Ladies Aid Society of the Bates Avenue
NJ. e. Church Tuesday.
Mrs. II. Schumacher and Miss Belle
Calderweod have returned from Visiting
| relatives in Galena, H.
Mrs. r. J. Smith, of Buffalo, who is On
ner way TO Winnipeg, was a guest of
Mrs z. H. Kelly.
The Atlantic Congregational church viii
ho.d its annual picnic at Wildwood Thurs.
day. July II.
Mrs. Emerson, OF Saltwater, and Mrs
! r. E. McCleary spent part OF the week in
| Minneapolis.
Mrs. M. Hawkins has been entertain
ing her brother. II. MCGOWAN. of Lake
| City.
Mr. and Mrs. KauIcher have been en-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08

spend six weeks in Brooklyn and at the
seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Diamond, OF Sc
attic, are the guests of MIR. and MIS-. G.
II. Diamond, of Grand avenue.
Miss Lillian Ellis, of St Anthony ave-
nue., who has been visiting friends in Du-
luth, has returned to st. Paul.
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Livingston, of
Summit avenue, have gone to Cable,
Wis, to spend few weeks.
A. Poirier, of 299 Louis street. will leave
Monday evening for a few weeks visit
to Montreal and Quebec.
Dr. and Mrs. Harry O'Brien and fam
lily, of Lincoln avenue are at Madeline
island for the summer
Mrs. Fred Weinard and SON. of Lincoln.
Neb., are visiting friends and relatives
in the Twin Cities.
Harry R. Britts, of Conway street, is
Spending his vacation in Owatonna and
Brownsville, MINI.
Mrs. A e. Carmack, of Goodrich ave-
nue., will spend the remainder Of the sea-
son at Bald Eagle.
Mrs w. A. Scott, of Power. N. D, is
Goodrich avenue.
Mrs. c. kinning. Of Wabasha street
mas returned from a ten days visit in
Wisconsin.
MI and Mrs. Roscoe Hersey, of Laurel
avenue, are at Roscoe, Me, for the sum-
mer.
Miss Villa BordwelI is entertaining
Miss Emma ard Ef1e Grant, of StiIlwa-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Noble, of DAYTON
avenue, have returned from Lincoln lake.
Mrs d. a. Nudge, of Laurel avenue,
will return this week from Arrilla, N. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Johnson, of Crocus
hill, will go to Spring Park next week
Mr. and Mrs. George D. Brooke and son
VIII, of Hague avenue are in the East.
Miss Agnes PiIney, of New UIm, spent
! the Fourth with relatives in st. Paul
The Misses Rood, of Victoria street, are
spending the summer at Usage, 10.
Miss Holbert, of Summit avenue, will
return this week from Frontenac.
Mrs. j. H. Thomas, of Ashland avenue.
| Is at Usage, To-, for the summer
Mrs. J. c. Gera ghty, of Holly avenue
will leave Monday for the East
Mrs. Nj. j. McF'adden, of Ashland ave-
! nue., has returned from Winona.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hallstrom, of Victoria
/ street, left Monday for Europe.
Mrs. e. M Prouty, of Summit avenue.
has returned from Grand Forks.
Mrs. A. B; Sibley, of Portland avenue,
! has returned from the West.
Miss Harriet Hale will spend a part OF
! next month on Lake Erie.
w. Rhys- Herbert sailed yesterday or
the Etruria for Europe.
Mrs. G. J. Rohneder, of Oakland ave-
nue., has gone to Winona
Mrs. Russell R. Dorr, of Oakland ave.
! nue., is in New York.
Mrs. NJ d. Kelly is entertaining Mrs. +
e. McTuerany.
Mrs. II. G. Casper, of Pleasant avenue
is in St. Cloud.
Mrs. David Day has. returned from Stilr.
water.
Miss Book, of Dayton avenue, has gone
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-08
FUTURE PLEASURES.

A lawn social will be given Thursday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Lund-
81 en- 5o6 Jackson street. The proceeds
WI be devoted to Ene purchase of new
church books for the Memorial English
Lutheran church.
The Central Park NJ E church viii hold
a large Sunday school picnic Friday, July
20, at Spring Park, Lake Minnetonka.
Trains will leave the union depot at S:45
Il. m. and 1870 p. m, returning at $40 and
10 p. m.
The Nonpariel Social club VIII give its
third ice cream social at the club lawn,
corner Litcnfield and Park avenues, We'd
neSGay, July II. Dancing in club rooms,
with orchestra in attendance.
The young people Of the English Luther
an church viii give an ice cream social
next Thu! sday evening on the church
lawn, corner of Robe and Ada streets.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the Universal
list Church Of the Messiah will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. II. e.
Lamb, sos Laurel avenue.
Tie Sacred Thirst Society Of the Cattle
dial Parish viii give an entertainment
Wednesday evening at Cretfn hall.
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WEST SIDE.

A social will be given by the Epworth
league of the Clinton Avenue M. q
church Monday evening, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. J. H. Wood, Prescott
street.
Mr.. Claude Burnham. of CONGRESS-
street, and Mr.. Frank Taft, of Striker
avenue, left Wednesday for two
weeks visit in Fairmount, MINI.
The young people of the English Luz
theran church will give an ice cream so
cal THURSDAY evening on the church
lawn. corner ROBBIE and Ada streets.
The Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Clinton Avenue NJ. E. Church
met Friday afternoon with Mrs Dennis.
of East Winifred street.
Mrs VIII Hickman. of West Superior.
who is visiting her mother, Mrs s
Erayten, Of Concord street. returned
hcme yesterday.
Miss Flora Hoagland Of Hutchinson.
who has been the guest of Mrs. H. r.
Hare, OF LiidWeI street, returned home
last week '-AA'7
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbett. of valpara so
md, We're the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
George Il. Dix. of Hall avenue, last
week. A0'''
Mrs. E. Whitney. who has hean inc
guest of Mrs. Fred Diment of StrylSeT
avenue, has returned to Mason City, 10.
| DIR, and Mrs. V. j. Hawkins, of East
Isabel street, entertained Mr.. and Mrs
| Hawkins. of Austria. Mimi. last week.
The young people of the Hebron Bap-