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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
Outcome Of labor 4 'rro u bles.l

= 1890 Outcome Of Labor Tronbles.9-Z1Is
+ SAN ANTONIO. Tex. n ov. 80. will
lam tLacey,lsa policeman, and O. D.
Blanton, q union telephone .lineman,
were shot and killed by Sandy Smith.
q non.union man. during the day. The
killings, 10 said, arc the outcome of a
light; between union and nop.nnion
electrical workers. Officer ny was
attempting to make an arrest Ehen he
swasshot by Smith. .s.$...... -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04

Bocr Women and Children Deported.,
4 ,STANDBRToN, Transvaal Colony, Tues.
day, Nov. 8O.-sovcnty Boer women
and children whose husbands and
fathers are still fighting have been de-
ported 70 Pietermaritzt1rg, Ns's!. ...
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
Z How. ia u.e st.l 4. preaa.

Soak d pint Of stale bread IN q quart
OF sour milk overnight In the morn
ing sift 4 teaspoon OF soda and bit Of
salt ID cup OF -FOUR stir into the I
soaked bread. beating out all Jumps. Z,
Fry as grddlecakes. Serve bot. With
situp OF butter and sugar. ~s< = o. = 4 3!
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
con.roct Wi, II. Cancelled.

LONDON, Dec. lit is probable"
says the Constantinople correspondent
Of The Standard. ''that the contract
for building cruiser in the United
States will be cancelled as soon as the
Kentucky departs, for it is difficult to
see how the money is to be found.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
uoDGE%FoR CHAIRMAN.
Likely to Succeed Davis ON the Foreign
I%e.s i@- 4 Affairs COMMITTEES. = =;

Likely to succeed Davis ON the Foreign
W.T. - Affairs COMMITTEES. = ~
y. NEW York, Nov, so.-The Herald
says IN Washington dispatch: Sena-
tor Lodge Will in all probability be ad-
vanced to the craftsmanship Of the COM
mittee on foreign relations, to fill the
vacancy caused by the death Of Senator
@. K. Davis. Senators Frye Of Maine
and Cullom of Illinois, both outrank
the Massachusetts senator on the COM
mittee, but Mr.. Frye, in addition to be-
ing president pro tempore Of the sen.
ate, is chairman Of the oommistee on
commerce. and senacor Cullom is
chairman of the committee on inter.
state and foreign commerce. 49,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
,Wiii Be Execut tod e Tien Tsin.

TEEN TslN, Nov. 80. Tung Wen
Huan, provincial treasurer Of Obi Ii,
wholwas sen tenced to death ~ the in.
ternational military tribunal at Pao
Ting Fu, is being Brought here to be
publicly executed " the city govern.
;ment executioner. This il ~ the re.
quest Of the Pao Ting Fu military au.
thorities. kE5s54 i&$$-S f
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
ERs.n, I q ! Conspiracy.

4 P1TTsBURa, Nov. 81. r.. a MorgantoWn
(W. Val special says State Mine In.
.spectors James Paul Of West Virginia
Gays the recent mine disastertat Berry.
vile, in which IL lives were lost, was
the result Of ! conspiracy to XII the
foreman Of the mine. The conspir-
ators, after lighting the fuse, stood q
TIC entrance Of the mine, but the force
OF the explosion was greater than they
expected and they were also killed. Il,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
lrjnnesota p.f,.t. Nebr..ta,

Y ~ MJnneAota OeHeats NebrAskA. =
, LINCOLN. Neh,. Nov, 8O.-Miunesota
defeated Nebraska In as stubborn and
wei, contested football game rs was
ever Witnessed on n local gridiron b..
fore q crowd that broke the record III
point OF attendance The score was,
40 to 10. Il @g5 -.,-.' ~ K !
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
3rrofsss,slr Hinsda is !, DeaA !. &

ATLANTA, O.. Nov. q. ksssor
,B X. Hinsdals 81 the Univsfsity o.
Michigan died here during the day.
Accompanied " his wife 10 came
South several weeks ago suffering with
nervous collapse. Professor Hinsdals
wa prominent edncator and 49, the
sauthor of about Is books. The body
win Do taken 70 Ann Arbos, MOI. Tor
kn1jal. = sY 3sf Hi IS 4 I:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04

Now that he h.,s lst,l promoted LORD
Roberts may congrat,'late himself that
he Ia in the E,'".ra, sSlits class. ss
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1900-12-04
now Is Make Oatneal Finsers.f

How 70 Make Oatmeal Fingers
45ft Make four ounces Of oatmeal Into q
paste that IL fairly stif with two
ounces Of butter, i little salt and ii I'LL
.of milk. Roll this out three-ql arters
:of an inch thick and cuts into fingers.
Heat frying pan, lay the fingers n
and bake them, turning them toS cook
each side. Il these are put Into the
oven, they become like pie crust mere,
II. Serve them very hot and crisp.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-16
PERSONAL MENTION.

The following out-of-town people will
attend the Rugg-Kal1nan wedding, which
takes place Thursday, evening: Miss
Hixon. Of Mankato; Miss Ethel Macdon-
aid, Of Louisville, Ky; Mr.. Clark and
Mr.. Ewing, Of st. Louis, and Mr. Hg-
glnbotham and Mr. Davis, of Chicago.
Miss Laura S. Kent, of this city, who
has spent the past year and half in
the East, has returned to her home, at
400 Goodrich avenue.
Mfr. and Mrs. Jesse Neal. of ST. Joseph,
Mo-, will be the guests during the holt
days of Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Pruden. of
Ashland avenue.
Mrs. John Wright, wife of Dr. John
Wright, Of st. Paufs church, has return
ed from abroad. She Will arrive in st.
Paul this week.
2. Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Taylor, of Lin
coin avenue, will entertain a house party
over Christmas at their country home in
1Annandale.
Mrs. John Lind, of Fairmount avenue,
( Will have as her guest during the holt
days her Mother, Mrs. R. c.. Shepard, of
Selma, Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feldhauser are at 275 Mel
son avenue. After Feb. they will move
into the McMurrain place at ST Anthony
Park.
Mrs. J. A. Fenwick, who has been Wis
iting in St Paul, returned to her home
In New Bruins wick. Canada, last week
Mr., and Mrs. A. j. Cummings, 675 Good
rich avenue, leave Sunday night to spend
the holidays in Pittsburg, Pa.
Thomas Yak, Of Buffalo street, is in
Chicago.
Miss Marie Hartsinck, of Portland av-
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PLEASURES PAST.


-, The following officers We're elected at
the annual meeting of the Ladies' Social
circle of Plymouth Congregation
church., held Friday evening" in the
chapel: President, Mrs. Webber; nrst
vice president, Mrs. Frank Jackson, sec
ond vice president, Mrs. T. M.sfJoslin;
secretary, Mrs. Warren 'Upham; treas
urer, Mrs. S. r. De Graw. Arrange
ments. were made to serve supper at the
annual meeting of the church Tuesday
evening. Mrs. De Graw, Mrs Upham,
Mrs. Frances Scottan Mrs John jackson
and Mrs. John Smith are the committee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isadore Rirshman, OF
Pleasant avenue, held large reception
In honor of the tWenty-f1fth anniversary
Of their marriage at Central hall last
Wednesday evening. Among the guests
We're: Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Hirschmar,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ Hirsehman, Hugo
Mrs. Rothschild, Miss Rothschild, Mr..
and Mrs. Weis. Miss Weis, Miss fSeigel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sommerffeld, ME. and Mrs.
Reese, Mr. and Mrs. Levy, of aI9sIluth
Mrs. G: Hirsehman; Messrs. -DelfadeId
and sGoldSmith.ssslo .stcc SsHlrs{ srSr
p j. v. Siocurn, of Merriam: Parkg enter
tanned at cinch Thursday evening. Prizes
at euel1Te were won aby. Miss +. Geib and
Mrs. E.1Shea.o1 The guests were Mr.. and
AIRS. Ogden, Mr.. andgArs Donaldson. Mr.
and Mrs. Engquist.N Mrs. Wood. Miss NJ
Craig, Miss IL. Drummer, Miss A. O'Ccn-
nor, MIST. rTeib, Miss NJ. Wagner, Hiss
s. VarYais, Miss F. SlocuIn, Mr.. c. Eng
quist, A. .Grosscup, c. Merritt, W. Burr,
z, Shea, G. Wifcockson, -. 8. Coffev, II
RothauSen soc At5s
Mrs. C. D. Taylor, of Lincoln avenue
gave a dancing paTty Thursday evening
at Seminary hall, in homer of their son
Frank M Taylor. ga programme of
ten numbers was givengbs san orchestra.
The chaperonS Included AFR. and Mrs
A. J. Schaub, Mr.. and Mrs A. w. "
man, Mr.. and Mrs. William Ruff, Mr. and
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enue. will go to Germany next month to
study music.
Mrs. George Williams, of Case street,
is entertaining Mrs. G. L. Blessing, of
Duluth
Mrs, A. P. Low, of Ashland avenue, is
entertaining Mrs. ]. C. Aud, Of Helena,
Mont.
Gen. and Mrs. Theodore Schawn, Of
the Aberdeen, have gone to Washington,
d. G.
Miss Tostevin, of Fuller street. is en-
PERTAINING Miss Nellie M. Bell, of Helena,
Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Reed of Maria av-
enue, will spend the winter in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. s. Tompkins and fam
lily will spend the winter in California
Miss Celeste Coghlan, of Pleasant ave
nue., has returned from Aberdeen, S. D.
Mrs. Michael Doran, of Summit avenue.
has gone to California for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Severance, of Sum-
nit avenue, have gone to California.
Mrs. S. G. Smith, of College avenue,
will spend the winter in California
Miss Lola Mcmillan, of St Peter street.
is in Sioux City, 10.
Miss Otis, of Summit avenue. is visit
ing in Michigan
Mrs. Howard James, of the Aberdeen,
is in Chicago.
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DAYTON'S BUFF =

w
Mrs. E, c. MahIe, of Maria avenue, en-
tertained Monday afternoon for her
daughters eighth birthday. Miss Molly
Hartman and Miss. Fiere9pne PREFER as
sisted. Prizes at games were won by
Mildred Weidle, Harold Damkroger, Meta
E1chorn, Andrew Weidle, Jessie Franks
end Elmer Sauer.t The little guests were:
Jessie Burke, Helen Dieter, Meta Eich-
orn, Eloise Koenele,- Ruth Smith, LII an
kTumhusch, Hazel GoeItz,. Mildred Neidle,
Jessie Franks, Frances Collier, Margaret
Peterson, Pearl Loan, Alice Newbury,
Flora Sauer, Florence Shields, Gertrude
Heinrichs, Myrtle Damkroger, Laura and
Helen Miller; Elmer Sauer, Harold DAM
kroger. Walter Collier, Thomas and An
crew Weidle, Carl and Harold Eichorn,
Drake Brink and Raymond Pfeiffer.
Mrs. c. Gerstenmeier,s Euclid street, en-
tertained the Prosperity Cinch club
Thursday afternoon. Prizes We're taken
Mrs. w. Lehseman. Mrs. Frank KEN
per, Fifth street. will entertain the club
next.
The Nineteenth Century club met Tues
Maria avenue. Mrs. Clark, Mrs. S. KeI-
lerman and Mrs. Theodore Franks were
recipients Of prizes. The club will hold
its next meeting after Jan. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. NJ Scott entertained
the jelly Cinch club Tuesday evening.
Mrs Joseph Huggett, Mrs. Sweezer, M s.
Nugget and Mr.. Wilder won the pres.
The club VIII meet in two weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. Nugget.
The Ladies Aid Society of St Johns
Ca-h0Ec Church met Wednesday after
neon with Mrs. r. F. Slater, of Conway
street. Mrs Edward Farrell will enter
tain the society the first Wednesday in
January.
The Eighth grade, of the Van Buren,
school Viii hold its Christmas entertain
ment Thursday afternoon in the kinder
gaTten ROOM The programme will 81
Sist of stereopticOn views, music and rec
1tations.
Miss Jennie seibold, of East Sixth
street, entertained the Card club Satur-
day evening. The prizes were won by
MISS Johanna Holl and Walter Hell Miss
1oil will entertain the club next
The l.. A. L. met last Thursday even
ing with Miss May Lee, of Bates avenue
Prizes We're awarded to Miss Elsie M r
tens and Mr.. ROvig. Miss Freda Nau-
man will be the next hostess. al
The boys and girls Industrial class of
81 Peters Episcopal church gave a sale
Saturday evening in the guild room of the
church. on Fourth and Maple streets
Mrs T. Hansen, of Fourth street; en-
1ert9!ned the Ladies' Aid Society of the
English Lutheran Church of the Redeem
er Friday afternoon. IS
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bates
avenue NJ. e. Church met Tuesday a t.
eTnoon with Mrs Frank Won Duyne, of
Third street.
Miss Margaret MCGOWAN and Nilrer
McGoWan, ofssChurch's Ferry, N D.. are
guests Of their aunt, Mrs. NJ Hawkins
Maple street. -
Mrs Holmes will entertain the Ladies'
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in honor Of her son Charles birthday.
Mrs. E. NJ. Randall, of East WinIfred
street, entertained Mrs. M. e. Block, of
Mortified. the first part of the week.
been the guest of Mrs. c. Resler, of
Bidwell street, has returned home.
Mr.. Frank B. Thayer, of East Con-
gress street, has returned from Glen
dive, Mont, to spend the holidays
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Fred
Lindner, of West Isabel street.
The Prospect Terrace, Cinch club will
meet Saturday at the home of Mrs. C.
Geissel, of West Delos street.
Mrs. John BeisseI. OF West Isabel
street, has as her guest Mrs A. Mar
SHALL of VeImIllion, MINI.
Misses Kittie and Margaret Calvin, of
East Winifred street, have returned from
visit at Avoca, MINI
Ms. Percy Godfrey, of East Winifred
street. will entertain the Eradelphian
club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Carroll, of East Wini-
fred street, spent the first of the week
in Monomonie, Wis.
Miss Bessie Field, of Concord street,
returned Tuesday from a six months
visit in the East.
Ernest Mueller, of Bancroft street, has
gore to Seattle, Wash where he will
spend the winter.
George Shaw, of Cloquet, is visiting his
parents, M. and Mrs. w. R. Shaw,
of Hall avenue.
Mrs. Woodbury., of East Congress
street. will go to New Mexico to spend
the winter.
The B G. c. club met Friday even
ing with Arthur Bigue, of West Deios
street.
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ. Randall, of East
Wln1fred street, have returned from Chi
cago.
Mrs. Heber H. Hare, of Bidwell street.
ing.
Miss Alice sorenson. of George street,
ing.
Mrs. VIII Dedolph. of East Congress
street has returned from Havre Mont
Miss Short entertained at her home on
Indiana avenue Thursday evening.
Mr.. c. w. Holmes, of Prescott street.
has returned from Chicago.
Mrs. H, B. Warren, of Winifred street
has gone to Helena, Mont.
The La Sale Euchre club met Wednes-
day evening with Mrs. ]. II. Griffin. of
East Isabel street.
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MERRiAM PARK.

J. Fl. Thomas, M. D., for seven years a
missionary in Laos, Siam, will give an
address en- mis- work in that country
this evening at the Presbyterian church
He mas large collection of curios with
which to illustrate his talk.
A number OF the Park young people
attended the party at Baldwin Seminary.
given by Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Taylor,
of st. Anthony hill, for their son Frank
About twenty members, of the Merriam
Park council, Royal ArcanUm, escorted
the grand officers to Hamline council
Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Watson, of ST.
Anthony avenue, are visiting In Red
wing, Marshall and other places in the
state,
Mrs. Lyman Rood, of Dewey avenue,
entertained a number of ladies at Old
Mariel in the Corner Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. DR. Boehm, of st. Cloud, spent
few days last week with her mother,
Mrs. j. P. Adamson, of Carroll street
Miss Kathryn Sullivan is home from
Chicago and Detroit, where she has been
visiting the past two months.
Judge and Mrs. Grier NJ. Orr Of Iris
place. entertained a party at dinner Tues
day evening.
Mrs. K. L. Burrin, of Feronfa avenue
IS entertaining Mrs. M. D. Hassett, of
Aurora, III.
Mrs. N. A Muclzle entertained Mrs
John Weeks, of st. Paul Park, last
Thursday.
The Home and Foreign Missionary So
cieties met with Mrs. ]. C.. Craig Friday
Miss Minnie Adamson is expected home
from St Cloud next week to spend the
holidays.
Mrs. D. L. Kingsbury will entertain
the Wornan's club Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. w. Cooley entertained the
Woman's Euchre club Friday afternoon.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Bessie Burghardt, of
the. Park, to George Crippen, of Cottage
Grove. The wedding will take place
Thursday evening, Dec. q, in the Congre-
gational church.
The Missionary Society of the Congre-
gatipna1 Church met Tuesday with Miss
Cumming; Mrs. c.. B. Green read a pa
per- on '.Fabism, Mrs: Pussey one on
The History of China
The. Sunday school of the Episcopal
Church viii present a Christmas pro-
gramnie on. the evening of Dec. .25 in the
church
Theslad1es of the Methodist church viii
have a Christmas sale Wednesday after
noon and evening
The Ladies' Guild of st. Matthews
G. Genge. -. -
Mrs. F, S. Berry is entertaining her
mother, Mrs. Needham, Of Cleveland, O.
Mrs: H. S. Baker has as guest her sis
ter5SMrs Fugley ofrDuluth.
&c MS rs Barnard. of Renyille, Is the guest
The history class met Thursday with
Mrs.Isaac Cheney.
Mrs. Barnum has been visiting In Iowa
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WEST SIT. PAUL.

was played at sixteen tables. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Y. J. Hawkins, Mrs.
Buckley, Miss J. Mccall and Mrs C.
H. Johnson. The ladies assisting were
Mrs. F. w. Whitmore, Miss Helen
O'Brien and Mrs. King.
The Leisure Hour club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. W. S. Carroll, of
East Wfnifred street. High scores were
made by Mrs Hutchinson, Mrs Ro-
decker and Mrs. Hunt.
A card party was given Thursday aft
eTneon for the benefit OF the Infants
home, at the residence of Mrs. e. NJ.
Randall, East Winifred street. Euchre
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bethany
Congregational Church will meet Thurs
cay afternoon with Mrs. Norman Cham
berlain, of Prospect terrace.
A social and entertainment were given
Thursday evening by the Sunday school
of the Clinton Avenue M. E. church in
the church pariors.
Mrs. James f. Baker, of Bancroft
street, mas gone to Lake City, Mich
She will remain Until after the holidays
A dancing party was given Wednes-
day evening by the Junior class of the
Humboldt high school at K. of P. hail.
Mrs. F. B. Doran. of East Congress
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Co-Operative Society of the Atlantic Con-
gregational Church Thursday AFTERNOON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Franks Maria
avenue, have been entertaining Mrs.
George Twaddell, of Oskaloosa, 10.
Nj. and Mrs. A. j. Hales, of sBreeken-
ridge. Minn, are guests of AIr.-and Mrs.
p. Fl. Kelly, Hastings.
Mrs. Charles HeInes, Fifth street, re-
turned Thursday from a short visit In
New Ulm.
Mrs James Darmody is entertaining
her aunt, Miss Hannah Brophy. of Gales
vile, Wis.
The Misses Martha and Edith Lernan,
Hoffman avenue entertained Wednesday
evening.
Mrs George ,Nienabsr, Fifth street. en-
tertained the Birthday club Tuesday af-
ternoon.
The Dayton's Bluff card club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs n D.
Miller.
Mrs. J. w LeMay, Third street, enter
tanned informally Tuesday evening.
Mrs. r. e. McCleary, Fourth street.
entertained at dinner Sunday.
Miss BlOm, of Saltwater. is visiting Mrs.
J. NJ. Kuhn, Maria avenue
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of Nine. de Arney and Miss Denny as

of Nine. de Arnex and Miss Denny as
Marguerite. 90 s-<
The young women def the First Luz
theran Church, corner ohm and Wood
ward avenue, will give fair next Tues
day afternoon and evening in the church
pariors. A large assortment Of useful
and fancy articles. suitable for Christ
mas gifts, will be for sale Refreshments
will be served after 6 O'clock An auc-
ton will be held Iatersin the evening.
The booths at this sale will represent
the days of the week. with the following
women. in charge::1,., Monday, washday,
Mrs. Edger; Wednesday, sewing day,
Mrs Searls; Thursday. reception day,
Mrs Miller; Friday Sweeping day, Mrs.
Durand; misunderstanding day, Mrs. Will
The Ladies ATHLETIC club. auxiliary to
the Amateur Athletic club, will meet
at TO o'clock temorroW morning at the
gymnasium 81 East Sixth street The
instructed by Miss Paula Grum. Miss
Pennington will conduct the class
through the Swedish movements.
The Excelsior Card club was entertain
ed Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs
Crothers, of Fuller street, Senator and
Mrs. Ryder were elected to membership
Fayors were won by Mr.. Willard, Mr.
Corey, Senator Ryder and Mrs. Myers
Mrs. Myers, of Martin street, will be the
next hostess.
The young people of the Memorial Eng
lish Lutheran church are invited to meet
at US Iglehart street on Tuesday even
ing to hold Christmas social and en-
tertainment It IS expected that all the
Young people of the church will be pres
ent, whether they are members of the
league or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. N Goss entertained
Informally at dinner last evening at their
home on Ohio street. The guests were
Minneapolis people. Mrs II. B. Rose gave
an informal luncheon Friday at the
Colonnade for the Misses Elsinger, Wirth
and LovenStine.
Mrs. Jesse A. Gregg will give a dane
ing party Thursday evening, Dec. q,
at her home on Ashland avenue in honor
of her son who win return from co..
lege for the holidays.
The E1I1s have issued invitations for
a german to be gtYenssNew Years eve
at Elks' hall. MISS Edith Haisley Will
lead.
The Ladies Aid SOCIETY," of Grace N.
2. church will hold its aannual sale in the
church parlors Tuesday evening.
The AssunItion s9ei44< soc society viii give
day, Jan. s. at Assumption hall.
Mrs. George Ives. of Hague avenue, will
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Mrs. CT Pease. About $50 guests were


Mrs. G. I. Pease. About $50 guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. o. sego, of sos Rendo
street, entertained last Monday evening
IN nonof OF their son Octaye's fifteenth
birthday. There were about forty guests
present Mrs. sSego was assisted by Mrs.
r. Morusette and Miss A. Neaiy. Miss
Florence Sego was assisted by Miss Ar
Meta Poier and Miss Bertha Baron. The
music was furnished by the c. M. and G.
orchestra.
Miss Adelaide Klosterman, Miss Olive
Graham. and Miss Pearl Emerson enter
tainsd about forty of their. friends at
clnch Friday evening at the home OF the
former, assisted by DR.. SHIRLEY. Favors
We're Won by M. Moser, NJ. Diederick, e.
Buckle and j. Watson. During the even
Ing musical selections were given by J.
Defiel, f. Danz, P. Emerson and o. Ora
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Bell, of Laurel ave.
nue, entertained the Mohamma Card club
were won by Mrs. J. Fielching, Mrs A.
Sandberg and Messrs. Haas and McCar-
thy.
Miss Charlotte Thauwald of Ramsey
Cyprpediunl Euchde club. Fayors We're
won by Miss Dittrich, Mrs. Thauwald,
Merrs. Hanln and Altman.
Miss Grace Kelley entertained inform
ally at &C cards on Friday evening at her
home, 6S6 Wabasha street. Favors were
awarded to Misses Newell and Feely,
Messrs. .Blaisdel and Price.
Mrs. Underhi1l, of Conway Street en-
t teri ned the Ladies' Aid of the alliance
Mrs Underhill was assisted by Mrs. Ira
ger, Smith and Cosgroye.
Papers ON the Colonization of New
Anstefdam l., and o2sthe poem Of the
Cottier and, Mrs. Fleming.
The Self Culture club of Hamline met
at Mrs. Dooley's Dec. ~.
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George Wells on Friday afternoon, Dec.

George Wells on Friday afternoon, Dec.
The Glee club gave a concert In the
African M. E. church Wednesday evening.
Miss Eta Miller, of Cumberland. Wis.
is the guest of Miss Edna Huser
Miss Susan Holman, of Henderson has
peen visiting Hamline friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Hall have returned
TO the1r home in PlainvieW
Miss Jennie Kimball is entertaining Miss
Inez Walhler, Of Plainview
Mrs. H. M. Evans has gone to CaIifor-
MIA to spend the winter.
Miss Anna Davis has gone to Goodhue
to spend few weeks.
Mrs. Fred Grant has gone to California
to spend the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cottfer are going in
Hutcffns this week.
Miss Mollie Coiyer has returned to her
home in Norris.
Miss Eleanor Miller has returned from
Delano, Mimi.
Mrs. g. P. Montgomery has returned
from Winona.
Miss Nellie Sturtevant has been visiting
IN Red Wing.
Mrs. j. B. Dyan has returned from
Wells, MINI.
in Tower.
Wing. -'0N
MRS. VIM. Gordon has returned 10
Miss Nellie Hall has returned to Plain
view.
Miss Mamie Davis has gone to Glencoe.