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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-12
MAYOR D. S. ROSE
is SUGGESTED.
Said he Would Make a Strong
Run for Governor.
WOULD ACCEPT IF DUTY CALLS.
Mr.. BOhmrich of kenOsha Mentioned for
the Office.
BOTH CANDIDATES HAVE FIRM FRIENDS.
II is Generally thought the Democrats will
Win in the State Campaign if Good
Man gets the Nomination La
Crosse County for Rose.

Mayor Rose, of Milwaukee for Demo
cratic nominee for governor of Wiscon
sin. That is the very latest gossip,
Wisconsin gubernatorial politics have
come to II focus during the past week
and unless something unforeseen occur,
at least two rumored gubernatorial can.
didates can be put down us Il certainty
The most pronounced candidate is
Attorney Louis &. Bohmrich of Ker
osha, one of the delegates-at-l large
The other candidate in the field is Mayor
Rose, of Milwaukee Both have an
nounced their candidates.. Mr. Bohm-
rich in an open interview and Mayor
Rose in talks with his friends. When
approached in regard to his candidacy,
! Mr.. Bohmrich modestly said:
If the people of Wisconsin want me
to run for governor will be "A candid
ate | would, of course, appreciate the
honor of "A Democratic nomination for
governor" Mayor Rose is not rs yet
prepared TO announce his candidacy IN
IN interview. He said toJohn j. Maher
of Milwaukee, IF | am nominated for
governor / will give them a campaign
which will wake them up,
Mayor Rose, in planning to be can
didate, is figuring on Robert Nj. La Fol
lette being the Republican candidate.
In that case he hopes to gain, 1t is said
much of the Republican support of the
Ellis Usher strife which aided him to
defeat Henry J. Baumgartner III the
municipal campaign.
Democratic County Chairman Mahon-
ey SAYS Rose will probably get La Crosse
county if he wishes to run. And he
will get the state too if he wishes 1t,
added the attorney. Il do not consider
that he has been turned down ut all;
| it was only case of other good men
| being in the run for the same office for
which he was seeking. He lost III ms
| light but it was no throw down. He Ii
one of Wisconsin's strongest men.
cannot express any definite opinion ~ t'
the outcome for Of course there VIII be
other candidates
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To MOnOna Lake Assembly.

The North Western line will sell ex-
cursion tickets at reduced rates July 49,
II, 81 and %, limited TO July 81, to MOI
ona Lake Assembly, Madison. A mod
fed certificate plan will also apply on
other than the above dates. Apply to
agents Chicago q North Western Ry.
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REMOVAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

REMOVAL OF STORE leads to II sale OF
all musical goods continuing to Aug. Isl
when we will occupy our new quarters
in the White Block opposite Schuetit
Bros.
Pianos, Organs Graphophones, Vic
Inns, Mandolins, Guitars and all musical
goods at Strengthening prices including
stationery. Respectfully:
MANITOWOC Music Co.
10. Washington and Main Streets
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Schuette's Tailoring Department.

Schuette Bros custom tailor depart
ment is not on the third floor rs former
ly, hut is now located on the first floor
of their clothing store This change
makes it more convenient for all who
have their clothes made to order at
Schuette Bros tailor shop.
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Notice Water Takers.

All water rates are dine the first o.
July and must be paid on or before July
20, 1900 If not paid by then the water
will be shut off and charge made fol
turning it on again.
~ MANITOWOC WATER WKS. Go.
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Excursion TO Brighton Beach Resort.

Excursion to Brighton Beach Resort
on Lake Winnebago near Menasha Sun
day, July 18th via Wisconsin Central
Ry. Train leaves Manitowoc at $40 a..
IN. returning leaves Brighton Beach at
SD. IN. Fare for round trip 75c.
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Rocky Mountain Tea.

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are ia
nous little pills for liver and bowel
troubles Never gripe Henry Hinrichs
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1900-07-12
LITTLE Early RjSerS.

Thou hast strange notions for one SO
young a substitute to think that thou
ART the same rs Rocky Mountain Tea,
IN de by the Madison Medicine Co 35c.
See F. c. Buerstatte.
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1t is better to be taken by surprise
than to be taken by the police,
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Here we find that the COW that Prof.
Hacker and Hoard's Dairyman would
have us believe to be the most unprofit-
able one has actually earned $42 81 more
than the supposedly more profitable
cow. In conclusion, let me say that
the dairy writer's of the day are, to \
great extent, misleading in their teach
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Fine new type for brief work at this
Office
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New type for brief work at this Office
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McGeoch Farms, June 10.
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French GinghamS aud Satin Striped
former price 25C now at...... j.
A lot of Scotch Plaid and corded ell
regular I6C and lSc quality now :.
CoIored Piques, dots and stripes price
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-29

You remember, don't you, what a
howl Went up from the republican
press all oyer the state when the re-
publican members of our supreme
court declared the railroad law enact
ed by the populists ut the special ses-
sion OF 1898 unconstitutional? The
judges said it wouldn't do at all, be-
cause it conferred upon the court of
visitation both gislative and judicial
powers. And the republican rooters
all said the populists were fools not
to know that such a law wouldn't be
good. That same law made the mem
bers of this court elective, instead of
allowing them to be appointed by the
governor or executive council.
Well, when the republicans came to
meet IN state convention and adopt a
platform. what do you suppose they
did? Why, for one thing they in
dorsed one of those fool pop IDEAS
by recommending d law providing for
the election OF board of railroad
commissioners "by the people" This
wasn't all, though. They asked for
the yre-establisllment of the board with
such additional powers as shall rem
der their work effective, and with pow
er to fix and enforce just rates. Note
the words. The power to fix rates is
Legislative: the power to enforce is
judicial or administrative SO it
seems that the best our republican
friends can do is to demand a repeti-
tion of the so-called ''blunder" of the
pOpulists and the creation of a board
which not only has the power to make
rates but also to enforce them. The
republican party of Kansas is rolling
along behind the populists at "a very
satisfactory gait.-Ihe Kds. Populist.
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The kind of study that can best be
pursued by children in summer time
is precisely the kind that develops un-
derstaDding and ability to see a thing
when it Is looked at. No better prep
ardtion for the winters work in math-
ematics or in Latin can be had than
summer work with Nature. No worse
preparation could be invented thanthe
idleness or undirected activity of a
long vacation. July LADIES' Home
j0,LJDUi
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Come out and Celebrate and hav. a
Good Time.
: CO.N.NIT7EE.
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The strike in St. Louis is apparent
1y AS far from being settled, as ever
the transit company having rejected
all Over:ures of the strikers, it has
come TO he fight for life for the la
bor organizations and the different
labor unions have taken the mat
ter up. The city should own iLS
lines Of communication
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England and the United States, the
two great rivals for the worlds busi-
ness, are not natural allies. The effort
of Mckinley to form such an alliance,
can only be successful at the expense
Of our business interests.
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GOIDSCHMIDT

puller reserve his work for politics
alone. Let us keep those poisonous,
destructive things, political and re-
ligiOns prejudice, far removed from
the work of the public schools.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1900-06-29

The free silver republicans will hold
their state convention in Topeka July
End to elect delegates to the national
convention.
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The next political event. of natl onal
Importance is the nominations for
president and vice-president by demo.
Gratis in Kansas City next week.
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Another Cuban scandal has been
unearthed where it is discovered the
professors in the university at Ha-
vana are receiving $24, 600 salaries.
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The silver republicans of this dis
trict have called their senatorial con
ventien for July 18th. at .Jetmore
This Will be - mass convention.
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Kansas City Weekly Times, Is cents.
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Evening.

The Parade will be in charge of Mar
shall Tatum and Aids.
Those wishing to participate in the
wheel races must apply to M.
D.Tar.
The Foot Races and other contests
will be in charge OF L. f. Beal
and G.. G. Noble.
Base Bali will be in charge of J. l..
Brelsford.
Horse Racing will be in charge of G..
A. Mosher.
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Afternoon.

Sports at the Race Track begin
ming promptly at 2:30 with
races.
First-one Mile Bicycle Race.
Second Foot Race, 100 Yards.
Third Horse Pacing.
Fourth-tive Mile Bicycle Race.
Fifth-Ball Game and Shooting
M atchcS.
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DAYTON's BLUFF.

Mrs. c. P. Nienhauser entertained at q
graphophone party Saturday evening for
her son Roy. She was assisted by Mrs.
Eugene Hubbell. The guests were: Alice
Gage, Grace Bloomfield Hazel Fontaine,
Anna Bohn, Edna Van Duyne, Genevieve
Shuttle, Lottie Woodland, Ethel lie May,
Elsie and Linda Hartman, Fred Van
DDuyne; Charlie GI3n77ett' Irving Noting,
Carl Borchardt, Walter and Allan Miss,
Harry Walton, Lytton Shields. Ralph
Brownson, Arthur Hubbell, Walter See
ger, Arthur and Walter P1ster, Clifford
Shuttle, Fred .Wolterstorff, Louis Bradley
and Alvin Klinferfues.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
of the Atlantic Congregational Church
gave a spiderweb social In the church
parlors Thursday afternoon. Miss Mary
Brant and Miss May Stevens We're in
charge. Prizes were won by Marion Dun
can, Jesse Brant, Henrietta Boggs and
Allan Duncan.
The ladies of the Bates Avenue NJ. e.
church gave a silver tea Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Caroline Krieger. A mu-
steal programme was rendered by Mrs.
Sharp Mrs. c. Miss, Miss Ethel LIE May
and Walter and Allan Miss.
Mrs. s. D. Downs entertained at din
ner Saturday. The guests We're: Rev.
and Mrs. H D. Brown, of Seattle; DR..
Kreuger, and the Misses Edna and Irma
Kreuger.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Kellerman enter
tanned the Midwinter Euchre club Sat
urday evening The prizes were won by
Mrs. William Kinder Mrs. George Kiln
kerfues, George Klinkerfues and w. Hill
yard.
The Saturday Euchre club held its reg
ular meeting last week in the Irish
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university will give declamatory contest
| about May 1.
Miss Ethel Rice, of Mankato, is the
guest or her cousins, the Misses Cole, of
/ Fry street.
Mrs. G. H. Warner has entertained this
week her sister, Mrs. Chamberlain, Of
| st. Charles.
| Mr.. and Mrs McKinstry, of Winnebago
City, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs Bert
| The Zaraphatlan and Ingelow societies
| viii hold joint meeting next Friday
Misses Grace and Mabel Belcher are
spending Sunday with their aunt of Como
| avenue.
Miss Louise Diller of Cleveland, has
been the guest of Mrs. j. B. Foltz this
Mr.. Charles Heines, of Olivia, has been
week.
Miss Helen Trowbridge, of Carleton col
i Fiis has been the guest of Mrs. j. H
Vt The Loyal Temperance legion will meet
| Monday afternoon in the Masonic hail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice, the guests of Mrs.
| Heal, have returned to Rush City.
! Miss Massee. of Menomenie is the guest
| OF her brother, Mr.. WIZ Massee.
Mr.. Frank Ryan has gone Ito Rochester,
| where ne VIII spend the summer.
| Miss K. Quick. of North Dakota, is the
guest of Miss Clara Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Bell will spend the
| summer at Bald Eagle lake?
| Miss Edith Montgomery has returned
to Owatonna. M
Mrs, J. E. Webb left for Nicollet on
! Saturday. n
Es Mrs cl Sydney Turner has feturned from
few z0O dsy Sole, of Hywooal; Il home for
IN Miss Flora Pottle has returned to North
Mrs. Nellie Brown has returned from
Omaha.
Mrs Mrs W. T. Rich has rAuAed from Red
Miss Brobrech has returned from Ken
Miss Adele Foster has returned to Hec-
Mrs. Goth of Walnut Grove, is the
guest of Mrs. r., H. Benham.
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SS0~S0~SS Az Az N@>0~
( SUBURBAN
'1 = ! S0CIHL.
WEST ST. PAUL.

The Home and Foreign Missionary So
ciety sof the Westminster Presbyterian
Church elected the following officers at
its last meeting: Mrs. c. B. Waite, pres
ident5 Mrs. Kech vice president; Mrs
A. w. Moulton, secretary; Mrs. A. FLYNN,
treasurer -Fts II ~
Miss Ethel Xanten, of West Congress
street returned home Friday from st.
Katherines school, Davenport, To-, to
spend the spring vacation.
Mrs. George Heath, of West George
street, entertained the Young People Of
Bethany Congregational Church Tuesday
evening.
The Junior class of the Humboldt high
school will give an entertainment Friday
evening in the assembly hall of the
school,
Miss Kate. Swelling, of Algona, To-, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. c. f.
Frantz Bidwen street, has returned
home.
The Young Ladies' Afternoon Euchre
club will meet Thursday afternoon with
Miss Edith Blanchard. of Livingston ave-
nue..
Miss sandrisky, the guest of Mrs.
returned to her home in Holloway, Mimi.
The Ladies' Guild Of the Ascension
Church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Underwood, of State street.
The Ladies' Embroidery Exchange club
met Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Frye, Fairfield avenue.
The e. w. S. Euchre club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Schrock-
enstein, Of Robert street,
Mr. Alfred Gardner, of South Park, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. l.. n. Bryant,
OF East Congress street.
Mrs. A. Kirk, of Faribault, the guest
of Mrs. f. c. Kinney, of Stryker avenue,
has returned home
Mr.. Lenhardt and family, of the Gin
ton, will move to Milwaukee, Wis, the
last of the month.
The Young Peoples Whist club met
Monday evening with Miss Mabel Shaw,
Of Hall avenue.
Mrs. Henry Eggers, of South Wabasha
street. is entertaining Mrs. F. Kuechler,
OF Delano, MINI,
Degree of Honor, No. II, will give a
dance Friday evening at their hall, ROBBIE
and State streets.
Mrs. j. D. Dietz. of Seattle, Wash, is
the guest OF Mrs S: W. Boyd, East Con-
gresS street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauderdale, of East Ro-
bic street, are entertaining Mr. Lindsey,
of Spokane.
Mrs. ]. R. Pheeney. of Clinton avenue,
entertained last week Mrs. Allendori OF
Winona, MINI.
Mrs C. Hogan and Miss Nellie Day.
of Bidwell street, are visiting at Belle
PLANE, MINI.
d. Henderson and family. of the Clin-
ton, have gone to White Bear Lake for
the summer.
The Entire Nous Euchre club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Flood, OF York
street.
Mrs. S. Brayton, of Concord street. is
visiting in West Superior
Mrs. Quackenbush, the guest of Mrs. A
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HAMLINE.

The Hancock School union will meet
at the school April %. The subject of
discussion will be "The Proposed City
Charter"
The w. C. T. U. will hold reception
for it's new and honorary members Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs ]. b.
Foltz.
H. A. Whittier, of Northheld, Mimi,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs c. H.
Stevens. during the week.
Mrs. c. E. Magraw entertained a party
of children on Saturday afternoon for
her little daughters.
Mrs. NJ N Strong, of North Dakota.
is the guest of Mrs. G. I. Humphrey, of
Minnehaha street.
Miss Annie Cullen, of st. Peter, was
the guest of Mrs. ]. e Rounds the first
Of the week.
Miss Dolly Adams has returned from
Springfield MINI.
Mrs. Peart. of Mankato. is the guest
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church Rev. William Moore performed
the ceremony. The decorations were TO-
liage and flowers. AS the bridal party
entered the church Miss Howard played
the Lohengrin wedding chorus. MISS
Olive MacNaughton, sister of the BRIDE,
was maid of honor; the brother of the
groom Edward House, was best man.
The bride was gowned In white organize
over taffeta, and the maid In yellow over
white. A reception followed the cere-
mony at the home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. House will make Cottage
Grove their home.
At the meeting of the Woman's club
Wednesday the following officers were
elected: President Mrs. II. NJ Tuelle;
vice president, Mrs. Frank Ford; secre-
tary, Mrs. John Wharry; treasurer, Mrs.
course, Mrs. w. e. Dockstader; OF the
miscellaneous, Miss Helen James: recep-
ton committee, Mrs. C.. A. Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. nj. Quelle entertained
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Muller. has returned to her home in

Muller, has returned to her home in
Miss Mary Tracy, of East Congress
street Will return Monday to Vermillion,
The st. Valentine band met Friday aft
ernoon with Miss Lille Dalton, of Delos
street.
Mrs. White of Faribault, is the guest
street.
Miss Nellie Lawton, of East Winifred
street, has returned from visit in the
has returned to Rockford, Mimi.
Mrs. s. w. Newton, of East Isabel
street Is at Belle PLANE, 10.
Mrs. I. Merrill will entertain the S. s.
S. club Thursday evening.
Walter Jefferson, of Brown avenue, il
home from the West.
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I Mr.. and Mrs. HARDWOOD, Miss Alice Todd
and Mr.. Herbert Todd will be assisted
by local musicians. a
Mrs. Virginia Meredith has gone to her
farm In Cambridge City. Ind. where she
will spend the summer.
The Bible class at the agricultural
school meets every Sunday morning in
the home building.
Prof, Clark, of River Falls Wis, has
been the guest this week ofSDr. and Mrs
w. III. Brewster
Mrs. Wier, Of Scotland, who has been
visiting Mrs Clark, of Notfse street. has
gone to Chicago. .in04
A thimble bee was given Thursday aft
ernoon by Mrs. II. %. w. Schultz
Prof. and Mrs. Mahood have gone to
Chicago for couple of months.
Miss Clara Wickstrom has returned to
her home in North Dakota.
DIR. and Mrs. Brewster will leave soon
for the South and West
Miss Pratt has gone to Bethel, Mimi,
for the summer. ETI
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In January last, when the
conference committee was
considering the question
of redeeming bonds due
in December, 1900, McCar-
dy thought there might
be enough In the sinking fund
by that time to pay the amount
when the bonds came due.
His report for 1899 shows a
balance In the sinking fund
of $12,656.SO Jan. L, 1900, and
the amount placed In the fund
In 1899 was SIS, 1S6.5O. 1t viii
require considerable juggling
OF the funds to increase the
sinking fund to meet the bonds
due this year, but the comp
trOlIer can be depended ON to
be equal to the occasion. The
new charter takes the sinking
fund from the exclusive con-
troll of the comptroller and
gives 1T to three officials. Is
this another Of the reasons
why McCardy is opposed to the
charter9
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American club rooms. Mrs. Jacob Danz.
| Mrs: Fred Demler and Gerhard Bohn won
| the prizes
Mrs. William Won Deyn entertained at
| a coffee Monday afternoon in honor of her
birthday. She was assisted by Miss Ida
Bohn, Miss Anna Seeger and Miss Alice
! Won Deyn.
The Ladies Aid Society of St. Johns
| Catholic Church met Wednesday with
Mrs. Reilly. The next meeting will be
| with Mrs. James Darmody, 1884 Wakefield
| avenue.
Miss Pauline Dichute entertained the
! NJ. W. Club of the Dayton's Bluff Ger
man NJ. e. Church al an Easter egg par
| ty Tuesday evening.
! The young people of the Sacred Heart
! church will give card party TUESDAY,
| April "a, in the hall Sixth and Arcade
! streets.
| Frank Henry entertained at dinner Sat
urday for Mrs. Charles Hutton and Miss
| Hutton, Of Grand Forks.
| The Happy Hour club held its final
| meeting of the season Thursday evening
with Mrs. Shuttle. of the Marlowe.
Mrs. Eugene Hubbeil has been enter ate
taining Miss GertTqde Kmnall and Miss
Miss Lizzie Zimmerman, who visited
her sister, Mrs Paul Kreuger, has re-
| turned to Prairie du Chen.
! Mrs. Edwin Balcomb. of Buffalo. was
| a guest during the week of Mrs Eugene
| Hubbell.
Mrs. James Mclaughlin. of Hastings,
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. James Mat
! timore
| The Lincoln Euchre club will meet on
! Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. ]. T. Spiel.
| Mrs. F. w. Bergmier and Miss Eta
! Bergmier are visiting in West Superior.
! The Fleur de Lis club will meet Friday
| afternoon with Mrs. D. E. Hickey.
| Miss Ella Muench will entertain at
| cards and dancing Monday evening.
| The Friday Afternoon Euchre club met
last week with Mrs. Fred DAIMLER.
| Frank Willard. Of Willow River, was a
| guest of her sister, Miss Willard.
| Mrs. Belle Kelly entertained Thursday
| for Mrs. Sherman Edgington.
| The Friday Euchre club met last week
| with Mrs. Fred Daimler.
| Mrs. Frank Stewart entertained Wednes-
| day for Mrs. Benjamen.
| Miss Tobin, of Burkhardt Wis, is Wis
| iting the Misses Lair.
| mar.
! Wis.
ST. ANTHONY PARK.
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ST. PAUL PARK.

In honor of the wedding anniversaries
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Crippen and DIR.
and Mrs. Stein, Mr.. and Mrs. Crippen
entertained at dinner Monday. Covers
were laid for twenty
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Norris entertain
ed the Whist club Monday evening. Fa-
vors were won by Mrs. Bailey and Mr..
Crawshaw.
Miss Clara. Woodward is the guest of
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SOUTH ST. PAUL.

Mrs: Storer and children, OF Milwaukee,
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. King, of South st. Paul
Miss julia Shepard is spending her Eas-
ter vacation with her father. Mr.. Shep-
ard, Of South St. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Herman, OF st.
Paul, visited Mr.. and Mrs. A d. Moe. OF
South Park, Saturday.
Miss Lily Prince. Of River Falls, was
the guest of her brother. Mr.. Al Prince
and family last week
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Mrs. Pace, Miss Eva Pau and Mr.. 7
Arthur at dinner Sunday
Miss Francis Parker gave a luncheon
Tuesday. The guests were the teachers
of the Neill school.
Miss Amelia Noltimer has returned
from Madison, Wis.
Mrs. Col. Wilkinson has returned from
Kansas.
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MISS Pearle Keene, of Northfield.
MIS- lis Lulu Belden was the guest of the
-",sseS James Tuesday evening.
,r1 Mrs. Anderson was the guest of Mrs.
Irickey Wednesday.
Minneapolis.
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NEWPORT.

The marriage of Miss Rebecca Mac
Naughton, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel House, of Cottage Grove, took
place Wednesday evening at the M. u.
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ting Mrs. F. c. Howe of Burr street.
has returned to Winona.
Mr. and Mrs. Rose have returned from
Milwaukee.
Mrs. F. A. spankenberg has gone TO
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Of her daughter. Mrs. Tuckey. of Van
Buren, street.
Mrs Fred and Miss Lydia Miller. of
Cumberland, Wis, are the guests of Miss.
Belle Holley.
The preparatory department of Hamline