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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
Personal MENTION.

Mrs: ]. B. Pewters went to Dubuque to
attend the funeral OF Archbishop Hem
messy, and Mrs. Pewters Will remain in
Dubuque for several days visiting friends
and relatives there A number of st. Paul
people. formerly residents of DUBUQUE
attended the funeral of the dead prelate'
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Batten, Of Ash
land avenue, will leave next week for
New York, from whence they will sail
for Europe. They will remain abroad
nine months, spending the greater part
OF the time in Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Thorne. of Selby
avenue. have taken the Hausser cottage
They. will move out the first of next
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Pratt of Spo-
Kane, Wash. were guests of Mr. and
Mrs G. W. Tanner, of Bellview avenue
last week. returning home Monday.
Miss Claire Macdonald who has been
the guest of Miss Mae Clark, of the
Clarendon. will leave this evening for
Kansas City.
Miss Helen G. Rains.of Willmar, Mimi.
has been the guest of Mrs. ]. A. Bal
lard, of Carroll street, for the past week
Mrs James j. Dunnigan, of Bradley
street. is entertaining Mrs. Charles w.
Nitterauer. Of Duluth
Mr.. and Mrs. Finney Sprague. of the
Virginia. have gone to New York city to
reside permanently.
Mrs E. c. Murdoch, of Goodrich ave
nue.. has gone to Puerto Rico for a
months visit
Mr.. and Mrs c. L. Horst. Of ST. Peter
street. have returned from Southern Cal
ifornla.
Mrs. Oscar Hallam. OF Fairmount ave-
nue., has returned from the South
Mr. McClintock, OF st. James. is the
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The society women of ST. Paul are
baking an unusual interest in the coming
bench show which opens Wednesday,
March q. in the Ryan annex. Too new
to be original, the social West is glad
to follow the lead of those in the East
whose cult is good form, and when the
social leaders there decided that dog
shows. like horse shows. were quite the
proper thing, the social dame of the West
accepted the decision without question.
So not only Fidos mistress, but Fido
himself VIII be at the bench show. If
Fido does not take a prize. be sure Fido
will not be blamed. 1t will be the fault
of those horrid judges" At any rate
he VIII have an opportunity Of meeting
dogs in his own walk of life, and the eX-
perieuce and polish gained will more
than atone for the absence of the magic
bit of ribbon. The following st. Paul
women have promised to act as patron
esses of the bench show:
Mesdames-T. A. Abbott, c. ]. A. Nor
ris. r. NJ. Mathews, w. 2. Abbott. M.
Murphy. G. NJ. Ames, NJ. Muhlenbruch,
J. II B.dleman, c. j. Miller A. e. Boye-
sen. Wilder Merriam. D. r. Noyes, &. A.
Dibble. {. d. O'Brien, NJ. 8. Dousman.
;. w. Peet. r. r. Dunn. A. M. Peabody.
}. H. Finn. W. F. Peet. c. E. Flandrau.
Charming Seabury. c. f. Furness. A. J.
Stone. S. d. Flagg. E. n. Saunders, J. f.
Charles Steele. Franklin Floete, T. b.
Scott. e. s. Tanning. c. ~. Severance.
Charles Green, ]. E. Stryker. H. P Good
now. e B. Smith, II. c. Burbank, Oliver
Dalrympe Rufus Davenport, c. M.
Griggs. J. B. Tarbox, +. G. IngersoI w.
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Hilda oakerson. Leona Easton. Florence
Olson, Helen Baungardner, Eda and Min
ME Anderson. 80
Miss Nina Mae Hamilton gave a croki-
mole party Tuesday evening at her home
on Lafayette avenue in honor Of Miss
Winnie McIlveny. who left Wednesday
for GAINESVILLE, Mimi Prizes were won
by Miss Clara Hooper and Frank VIII
hilmi.
Mrs Samuel Kellerman. Of East Sew
enth street, entertained at a O'Clock
dinner Friday evening. Covers were laid
for fifteen The decorations were carna-
lions and roses. Mrs Kellerman was as
sisted by Mrs. III. E. Brandt. The oc-
casion was In honor OF Mr.. Keilerman's
birthday
Mrs. Nellie Friend. of East Tenth
urday evening in honor of Miss Justin
son, of Chicago. Prizes were won by
Mrs. A. P. Moff1tt and Mrs. Perro.
The Cleveland School Mothers will
Greenleaf will give an address on The
Discipline; Of the Child at Home" Miss
M Lundquist will sing.
Mrs. B. Peterson. of York street. gave
child's party Thursday for her son AL
berts birthday. About twenty-five were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Matthews, the re-
cent guests of Mrs E. M. Atkins, Of
LAFAYETTE avenue. have returned to MIL
Waukee.
The Pioneer Euchre club will be enter
| tained next Saturday evening, at the
home Of Mrs. Lilah NJ. HirSt on Jackson
street.
! The Misses Hedin, Of Sims street, enter
| tained the Odds and Ends Society of Gus
/ tavus Adolphus Church Monday evening.
Miss Maggie Mitcheson, of Burr street
| will entertain the Young Peoples Card
| Club next Tuesday evening.
| Mrs. G. ]. Carlson of Sims street, was
| given a surprise Wednesday afternoon
In honor of her birthday.
Mrs. H Perro, OF Lafayette avenue
| will entertain the Efawatha Euchre clut
next Tuesday afternoon.
| Mrs. j. Havekost, Of Beech street, en-
tertalned the North st. Paul Cinch club
| Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. T. L. EYnon. of Stewart, is G
guest of Mrs T. Korth, Of Burr
The Ladies AID Society of Bethesda
| Hospital met Thursday for special work.
Mrs. D. McLeani 81 Sims street, enter.
/ tanned at an informal tea Wednesday,
| Mr.. and Mrs. TT. Robinson spent the
first Of the week in Roberts. Wis.
Mrs. E. Gunther. East Eighth street
| has returned from st. Louis.
Mrs. M. Nelson. Of Case street, gave 8
| coffee Tuesday.
Mrs. B. p JOY has returned from Bala-
i ton. MINI.
Miss Nellie Ryan is visiting friends lr
LIE Sueur
Mrs. S. Woods has gone to Hamilton
4 Minn. ht
Mr. and Mrs. Forest woodward enter
tain at dtnner today.
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Fl. Xittum. E. A Jaggard, W. L. Wilson.
y v i YoT6 NJ T. u Xa3PP E. f. M3rphy'
f. Douglas, H. T. Drake, Paul G5.zien,
W. r. Begg. II. G. Cowing, Frederick
J.. Seixas. George Metcalf, E. ]: Abbott,
Driscolli Robert, a. Kirk Maurice Auer
bach. Henry Schumacher, William NJ.
IIggett. =. L. Shepley, John Jackson.
Charles Clark, Ambrose Tighe, Archibald
MacI.aren, {. S. Bunker w. J. Dean,
G. w; Dunn, H. P. Upham. II. E. B.ge-
low. F. p. Wright, Y. B. Lynch. Ansel
Oppenheim, Rukard Hurd. T. l.. Wann,
Pierce Butler, Crawford LIVINGSTON, Lu-
Their Newport, Sherman Finch, John
OBrien, j. +. Jewett, George r. Finch,
Albert Lindeke, w. II. Lightner. c. A.
Wheaton, c. c; DeCoster. L. l.. c.
Gordon. Grace Doran, Nan Newell. Stur-
giS. Kate Chittenden. Annie Wright, Alice
Monfoit c. S. Tanning.
Unity guild will give dramatic enter
tainment next Friday evening at The
guild rooms at the church. The pro-
gramme will include two plays, one of
them being an original one-act comedy.
by Miss Lily A. Long. The cast includes
Mr.. Cecil Yapp, Mrs Chas. L. S)mmers,
Miss Olive Long, Miss Helen James. NJ IS
Grace NewsOn, Mr. Alfred G. Wilkes,
Capt F. G. Stutz and oilers.
Mrs. Denis F'oiett, of the Albion. en-
teTtained a company Of eight at luncheon
yesterday
Mrs. d. S. Sperry VIII entertain at cards
tomorrow evening at her home Oh Holly
avenue, In honor Of Miss Grace Sanborn
Mrs r. c. Hine VIII entertain at an
informal lhimble bee Tuesday afternoon
at her apartments in the Albion.
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WEST ST. PAUL.

Mrs. A: B. Hawley, of California. for
merry Miss Addie Krieger, who has been
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. w. b.
Bourne. of East W1mfred street, for
month. returned Thursday to her home.
Eastern Star Rebekah lodge will give
a progressive euchre party at Its hall,
corner Fairfield and Wabasha streets,
Tuesday evening.
An entertainment will be given by the
Ladies Aid Society Of the Hebron Bap-
list Church Thursday evening in the
church parlOrs
Mrs. VIII Doran. of East WInifred
street. gave a luncheon Wednesday aft
ernoon to the ladies OF the Kensington
Tea club.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the English
Lutheran Church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Shintz, of Dearborn
street
Mrs. H. G. Dampier, of East winifred
street, entertained the ladies of the Eng
lish Lutheran church Wednesday after
noon. -
Miss M. Rowe, Of East Congress street,
NAL school. Is home for a ten-days' visit
Mrs C. T. Keller. of Greenwood ave-
nue.. entertained last week her mother.
Mrs. F. Baker, Of Trimbelle, Wis:
t. Miss May Munroe, of Hastings, was the
guest of Dora Christianson, East Wint-
| fred street, the first of the week.
The Saturday. Night Cinch club was
entertained at the home of Mrs. f. Pier
| sui, OClOS StISSlp icAob GNSliAIlB
Mrs. c. E. Messenger. of West Isabel
| street, entertained last week Mrs. w.
| Archer. of Hastings. MINI.
The Young Ladies' Euchre club met
| Tuesday afternoon with Miss Ella Ruth
| erford. East Winifred street.
| The Valentine band will meet Friday
| afternoon at the home Of Miss Lille
| Cation. West Delos street.
| The Ladies' Embroidery Exchange club
| will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs.
| Heck. Of Bidwell street.
The Prospect Terrace Crokinole club
| met Friday evening at the home Of Mr..
| Warren Dix. Hall avenue.
The MI Desperandum played euchre
| Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Il.
| c. Kinney. Stryker avenue.
| Mrs. s. Reed, of Concord street, is en-
| pertaining Miss Carrie Inammen, of
| Church's Ferry, n. D.
| The Young Peoples Whist club will
| meet Monday evening with Miss Eva
| Bear, East Robe street.
| Mrs. G. P. Gessart, of East Winifred
| street. will entertain at sewing bee
Wednesday afternoon.
| Mrs. 6. Hogan, East Isabel street, en-
| entertained Wednesday afternoon the c.
| w. 8. Euchre club.
Mrs. c. K Rowe, East Congress street.
| has returned from Hayfieid, MINI.
| Miss Riley. Of Winona, Is visiting Miss
| Rowe, OF East Congress street.
Tuesday afternoon the EradelphlAn club
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EAST ST. PAUL.

The Arlington TIills Mothers club met
Wednesday in John Ericsson school. A
short address was made by o. 2. Peter
son; subject, "Punctuality." after which
a programme was given by the follow
ing: Bessie and Violeita Moore, Lucy
Ambrosine, Emery Johnson. Clyde Malm-
dren, flag drill by pupils in Miss Shields
ROOM James Cosgrove. Carl Stetnor, Ed
ward Wesley, Lille Sorenson, Agnes Nor
rice, Thee Peterson, Victor Livin, Mrs.
Cushman. Mamie Young. Margaret and
Esther Du Parcq, Mabel VennivitZ, Ar
thur Nyberg. Emma and Fannie
Geuetzke, Walfried Hawkenson and vo-
cal medley by the children,
The marriage of Miss Emma Ohan and
John Hult took place Wednesday evening
at o'clock at the home Of the bride
aunt. Mrs. Peterson, Wells street. Only the
immediate relatives were present. Rev.
Mr.. Sandquist performed the ceremony.
Miss Hilda Swanstrom was bridesmaid
and Edward Peterson was best man. The
bride wore a gown Of white organdie and
carried bride roses. The bridesmaid wore
gown Of white wool and carried pink
roses. Mr. and Mrs. HUT will at home
after March Is at 6S2 York street.
THE Temple of Fame" g. biographical
panorama of living pictures of famous
people of the world. will be given in
Grace M. E. church next Thursday even
Queen Of Fame" and Miss Christine
Lawrence will sing. The Twin City Man
doline club will furnish the music. The
craft, Mrs. Thomas Searls. Mrs. E. Nc
Farland and Mrs. Edgar.
The W. F. NJ. S. of the Asbury NJ. e.
Church met Tuesday at the home Of Mrs.
Paden on Beech street. Mrs. F. w. Nc
Coy presided. The subject for discussion
was "Our Work in Papal Lands" Mrs.
Shepherd gave a talk on Mexico" Mrs.
Atkins, 1.-The Outlook of Missions at the
Present Time" Mrs. Mccoy gave map
exercise Fourteen ladies were present.
Mrs. A P. M3ffitt, of Lafayette avenue.
entertained the Fern Leaf Cinch club
| Thursday afternoon. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Ellsworth. Mrs: Edward Lincoln,
Mrs. M Kelly and Mrs. Nellie Friend.
Mrs Mccain. 702 Burr street, will next
entertain the club.
| A pupils recital was given last even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. n. G..
Homes on Burr street. Those taking part
| were: Inez Kortle, Grace and Phoebe
Berg, Leon Kentsberg, Joseph Goenen,
| Roy and King Holmes.
Florence Lawson. of Westminster
I street entertained Monday from to
IN honor Of her birthday. Those present
| were: Hulda Anderson, Frances PARROT,
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In SIP duI SO6idI 6ir6I6S :

was presented by the club with a Havi-
land china tea set.
The senior class Of the state school of
agriculture entertained the members of
the faculty Friday evening in honor of
Prof. Thomas Shave Prof. Robertson
acted as POSTMASTER, and toasts We're
responded to by Mrs. Virginia Meredith.
DR. Brewster, Andrew Boss and Prof
WYE. MIR. Ward, president OF the class
ease and library chair to Prof. Shave.
The Il. Il. ID. Cinch club was enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Schnaith
at their home on Fauquier street. Those
winning faVors were: Mrs. Holland,
Mrs. Gross and Mrs. John Fischer; Mr..
Murphy. Mr.. label and Mr. Joe Fischer.
The club will close the season with a So
cial hop to be given In the near future
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Pedrose, of 513 Jack
son street entertained the following peo,-
pie at cards Thursday evening: Mr.. and
! Mrs. Phil Lemay. Mrs. O'Malley, Mrs.
Predecessor, Mr.. Crawford and Mr.. john
stOn. Mr.. and Mrs. Pedrose will leave
Monday evening for Seattle, their future
home.
Mrs. ]. Lenihan. of Lincoln avenue, en-
| tertained the Lincoln Euchre club Tues
day afternoon. Those receiving faVors
| were: Mrs Wall, Miss Keefe. Mrs. Tall
man and Mrs. Hutchins. Mrs. Berrisferd,
| of Ramsey street. will entertain the club
| in two weeks.
Mrs. Krank entertained the Pioneer
| Euchre club Thursday afternoon at the
| residence of her daughter. Mrs. Jacob
| Danz. II Tilton street The favors were
| won by Mrs. Henry Bueger, Mrs Adam
| Bohland, Mrs. Peter Thauwald and Mrs
E. +. Lemke.
| A surprise party was given in honor of
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
FUTURE EVENTS.

The Dayton's Bluff Mothers club will
meet Friday. afternoon at 3:45 at Van
Buren school Readings from "In His
Steps" will be given by Mrs. George H
Smith. of West Superior Wis. Music viii
be furnished by Miss Stella Firestone and
Milton Firestone The meeting will be of
unusual interest and the invitation IS
made general.
The Laurel Cycle club will give bus
party TO IIighwood March II. The mem
bers VIII give an informal musicale Fri
day evening, March %, and a ribbon tie
Friday evening, March 80. The tenth in
formal and the last of the season will be
given Wednesday evening, April Is, at
Lifts hall
The regular monthly meeting of the
Jackson Drew Mothers club will be held
Wednesday afternoon, March IA, in the
kindergarten of the Jackson school A
line musical and literary programme has
been prepared by Mrs. Shaw and Mrs
Glenmeier.
Prof. Carly. of Boston. will lecture in
The Mission of Phrenology'' before the
st. Paul chronological society next Fri
day evening at Central hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Cniversalist Church will meet next We'd
nesday with Mrs. f. Van Horne, SO Can
ada street.
The Misses Hallowell. of Carroll street.
will entertain the Borealis Euchre club
next Friday evening
Mrs. f. B. DOran will entertain a num-
Der of G. A r. women at a luncheon
Thursday,
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III Bosiegg Sale.
BY THE BOX.

Forehanded people are the sue
cessful ones. You can score a big
success by taking advantage of our
Hosiery sale on Monday and laying
in your stock for the spring and
summer.
We are carrying the same lines
that have made our Hosiery Depart
ment pre-eminent in the Northwest.
You can buy the goods you have
tested and proved to be satisfactory
without paying one cent advance over
lowest prices, and in addition obtain
substantial discount on all box lots.
Here is a brief summary:
Ladies' and Children's FIigh-Grade
Black Cotton Hose, with all black feet
or unbleached soles. worth today 30c
pair.
Cox of 6 pairs, $I25.
Ladies' and Children's TIgh-Grade
Black Cotton Hose, including our ia
nous Sea, Island Cottons. Splendid
value at 40c.
Box of 3 pairs, oOc.
Fox of 9 pairs, $I.7S.
Any of our SOC lines of Black Cotton
Hose, ladies' or children's, OUTSIDE or
regular size, black feet or unbleached
soies. Monday. special:
Box OF 3 pairs, $I.oO.
Box of 6 pairs, sos.
Choice of any Csc and 75c line of
Black Cotton Hose, without reserve ON
Monday.
Box OF 3 pairs, $3.50.
Box of o pairs, $500.
Ladies $3.50 quality pure Black Thread
silk Hose. Monday special:
Eek OF 3 pairs, 1878.
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Miss Bianch Barbeau at her home, 362
Carroll street. Coffee was served at 5
o'clock Music followed About twenty
young people were entertained.
Mrs. ]. levy entertained the Don't
Worry Euchre club Thursday afternoon
st her home on Dayton avenue Favors
were won by Mesdames Rothschild, Fire
stone and Levy
Mrs. G. e. Ives. Of Hague avenue, en-
tertained the Model Euchre club Thurs
day afternoon. Favors were won by Mrs.
Robertson and Mrs. kelliher.
Asa Moses entertained the young people
OF the West Seventh Street Baptist
church at the home of his aunt. Mrs r.
Peel. Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Bowlby. of the AL
bion, gave a chatting dish supper Wednes-
day evening in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Pease.
Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle of West Fourth
street, were rendered a surprise Friday
evening in honor of Mrs. Tuttle's birth
Mrs Frankham. of South Victoria
street. gave a dinner Thursday evening,
entertaining a company Of eight.
Mrs w. f. Mason entertained a com
pany Of ten at luncheon yesterday at her
home on Wabasha street.
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Thursday afternoon with Mrs C. E.
Bradley. The topic for the day THE
Topic for Washington will be present
ed by Mrs. Prentiss Clark
The Womans club of Newport, will
meet Wednesday afternoon. Siberia and
Nihiism'' will be presented by Mrs. Henry
James and Mrs. F. c. Ford.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs Forest
Woodward surprised them last evening
in honor of their twentieth wedding an
niverSary.
The Y. P. s. c. E. of the M. T. Church
will give an oyster supper at Galmore's
hall Saturday.
Miss Feuske, of Fairfax. visited her
brother and cousin at the college We'd
nesday.
The Shakespeare club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Prentiss Clark
Miss Louise Bell was a guest OF Miss
Emily Hawdr. of HighWood. Friday.
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PLEASURES FAST.

Mrs c. B. Schmidt entertained infor-
= ally last Thursday evening. Those pres
tnt were: Mr. and Mrs J. B. Metcalf,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Mohaupt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerhard. Mr.. and Mrs Prins. Misses
Darz, McQuillan, Georgia Geddis. Lizzie
GeddiS. Kate Geddis. De Bow, Clara Ber-
beric. Lillian Berberic and Elsie Obst.
and MesSTs Alfred and Henry Souchery,
Rosenihal. FTedriks, Brown. Squires,
Dan and James Coffee, Dickman, Downey,
I'rins and +. J. Obst.
Airs T. s. +. Hayes, Of Lincoln a, enue,
was surprised by the members of the
Lincoln and High Lo Euchre clubs Thurs
day afternoon. the occasion being the
hostess wedding anniversary Euchre
was played, ''avors being won by Miss
Dolly Fisher. Miss Mamie Roach. Mrs.
Spell, Mrs. Talman, Mrs. j. Wall, Mrs.
Collins and Mrs Mcdonald. Mrs. Haye!
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
Floor Coverings.

Mannhelmer Carpets and Floor
Coverings for Spring. 1900
We take special pleasure in ask
ing you to inspect our spring exhibit
the very latest and choicest pro-
auctions of the World-in the sim
pleSt as we'll as the richest lines.
Every taste and every desire as to
expenditure is thus provided for.
Furthermore, our prices are the low
est in the city. In view of these facts,
we cordially invite you to call Monday
any day-and look over our grand
showing.
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Ease Department.

The swell thing Of the season is the
Handkerchief Waist, We show mag
znihcent line of exclusive single patterns
in Real Rumchunda and Fringed Squares
for Waists o.
Our second shipmentsof French Valen-
ciennes Laces are here and go on sale
Monday at HALF regular prices. by the
piece ~ yards only5 at loc, l9c, sc,
33c, ACC and 3c-zworth double.
Fancy Tafetas. Panne Velvet. Cut
out Taffeta. Mousseline and Batiste.
Shirred Crepe. Taffeta and Chiffon. and
an endless variety of Lace All-Overs
are here-for Waists and Trimmings
Applique Trimmings in Mousseline,
Batiste and Lace-just the trimming for
a handsome gown.
Wash Laces in complete sets. with
All-Overs to match. in large variety
OF patterns.
New Stocks. Imperials and Bows. in
the Real Rumchunda SILK.
Veilings of every description
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11

guest of Mrs. B. f. Clement, of Carroll
street.
Miss Nellie B. Hope. of Dayton avenue,
will go to Chicago this week.
Miss Therese Lyons. OF Cedar street,
has returned from Duluth.
Miss English, Of the Albion. has gone
to New York.
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NEWPORT AND ST. PAUL PARK.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Crandall will en-
terrain the Musicale Saturday evening A
song recital will be given by Miss Bertha
Steiger and Mr.. Boyer, OF st. Paul. Rus
kin Is the literary topic for the evening
The Home and Country club will maet
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11

met with Mrs. D. Watson. of Hall av-
enue.
Miss Alice Hawthorne. of Prescott
street. Is home from Winona.
Mrs. Davis. of Clinton avenue, has re-
turned from St. Peter, MINI.
Miss Kate Eagen, of East Isabel street.
Is visiting at Dallas. Tex.
Miss Lou Radcltff. of West Robbie street,
Is at st. Joseph, Mo.
The Fleur de LIS EuchEe club met Fri
day with Mrs. Smith,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11

Remnants of White Goods-India
Linons, Victoria Lawns. Nainsook, DIM
ity. e.c.-a large tableful at A THIRD
OFF piece prices.
Spec.al-Ready- Made Sheets. all8lx9o
inches, each 55c, SIC, CSC and o3c.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
Patterns.

All the April Patterns and Publica-
tons are here now. Most people use
Butterick Patterns exclusively, because
they are best and most economical. We
take subscriptions for the Delineator
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-03-11
household LINENS.

A general clearing up Of Towels
after a great months selling. All
odd lots and broken lines put out at
a fraction Of former low prices:
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Mr. and Mrs. Forest Woodward enter
tain at dtRaer today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-12
Friendly AAvies.

softleigh WEAKLY, I-aw-have 4 mo-
tion to-aw-blow me bwains out, dom
cher know.
Miss Cutting Indeed! Well. in case
you do II advise you not TO say anything
about 1t afterward. and no one will ever
Know the differences Chicago News.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-06-12
SAYS THB WORST IS OVER.
Discusses Ills Failure to Call GU,
Militia.

luScusseS LIS fdllurc TO Call Out
Militia.
Jefferson City, Mo-, June 12.-Gov-
ernorlStephens when seen last night re-
garding the insinuation behind Mayor
IiegeIheins proclamation said:
You can say that the insinuation.
that | am afraid to call out the militia
until after Thursdays convention is
too contemplate Cor me to notice"
Last night the governor received a
telegram from Adjt. Gen. Bell saying
that he sees no necessity for calling out
the militia. He does not consider the
situation very strained
Governor Stephens has given out the
following statement:
Vigorous action has been taken by
the state government ana st. Louis po-
lice department to enforce respect for
law in st. Louis and protect life and
The republican mayor, how
ever, who Is candidate for renomina-
ton. not desiring to offend, positively
refuses to cooperate with us. The
of women was done by three
girls between the ages of IA and 16. A
was also arrested on sus-
picion Of being implicated. 1t was not
thought best to order out the militia
to shoot them. The girls have been