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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-09
South Dakota
SIOUX FALLS.

The handsome new Elk building now
being erected in this city is rapidly near
ing completion. 1t is the intention of
the local members to furnish the lodge
room and the club rooms in the building
in the most elaborate manner.
At a meeting of Joe Hooker Post, G.. A.
r., of this city, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: Com
mander, J. B. Fox; senior vice comman-
der, J. C. Eldridge; junior vice COM
mander, Andrew Beveridge; quartermas-
ter, Lewis Lyman; officer of the day, A.
Melvin; surgeon, T. H. Brown; officer
of the guard, Henry Schlosser; delegates
to the department encampment, T. H.
Brown, Lewis Lyman, Samuel Dickey; al
ternates, ]. o. F'oote, c. V. Booth and j.
C. Eldridge.
j. w Peterson and wife, of Ldtchfield,
ter's sister, Mrs. W. D. Simons, in this
city, have returned to their home.
Next Tuesday evening, the 10th inst,
there will be a public reception at the
First M. E. church 1T will be given to
the presiding elder of the district, Rev.
J. P. Jenkins, and to all who have re-
Gently become members of the church.
A private telegram received here from
Senator Kittredge, at Washington, states
that James D. Elliott, of Tyndall, who,
during the past four years. has filled the
position of United States attorney for
South Dakota, has been reappointed to
the position by President Roosevelt.
Charles w. Willis, a farmer living in
Lincoln county, has filed petition in
voluntary bankruptcy In the United
States court in this city. He gives his
assets at $616 WITH liabilities of $3.50.
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WINDOW.

Mrs. Annie Meilicke, wife of DR.. H. c..
Meilicke, died Thursday, after suffering
for years with an affection of the lungs
She was about ffty-three years of age,
and leaves large circle of friends
Mrs. A. Woolson died very suddenly
Friday morning from an abscess of the
brain.
"A book bazaar netted the women of
the Dorcas society about $50, which was
placed In the treasury of the Presbyte-
rian church.
The Ladies' guild held three days
rummage sale. The articles contributed
varied from a live kitten and scraps of
sole leather to fancy needlework and
fine art goods. The sale was literally
patronized.
Last week the Catholic women held a
three days fair, and next week the Pris-
ella Society of the Methodist Church
hold their annual fair.
A jolly crowd of old settlers held a
dance Friday night. Old-fashioned dances
to old-fashioed tunes was the order Of
the programme.
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Minnesota.
LUvERNE.

Mrs. Fife Christopherson, of Long
Prairie, is visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Jacob
sen
Mrs. A. Jaycox was called to Pipestone
this week to visit her son. Gar: ison,
who is reported very i'll.
Miss Littiea Larkin,s, of Madison, S.
Mrs. ]. P. Coffey.
party of twenty-five from this place
went over to Sioux Falls Thursday even
ing to hear Nordica.
Mrs c. J. Lynch is visiting her sister,
Mrs Bittchen at Woithington.
Albert Rothschild, of Davenport, Iowa,
visited friends here this week.
G. q. Older went to Minneapolis Mon
day to attend the meeting of the Min
nescta Horticultural society.
Mrs J. K. Campbell left Wednesday
for Slayton to visit her parents, Capt.
and Mrs. L. S. Nelson.
Capt. Wigham, of Adrian, was in the
Mrs. H. p ,Blaisdell went to Storm
slend the holidays with relatives.
j. A. Kennicott returned to the state U
Clifford Crow, of Tracy, is visiting at
the home of his sister, Mrs. C. L. Johns
ton.
John Jones, S. H. Howe, and William
Maynes returned Wednesday from Win
nipeg.
Otis Popendick returned Wednesday
from AitlSin county, where he had been
hunting He brought back with him two
fire deer.
Mrs S. C. Maurice returned Saturday
from visit at Arrowsmith I'll. She was
accompanied by her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kanfold.
L. C. Hodgson, A j. Dunn, W.. B.
Reach and w. Holland went to Chicago
Monday to attend the stock show.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. GRAF. of Estherville,
are in the city visiting relatives.
William Palmer, of Clear Lake, S. D.,
was III the city Monday.
Mrs. L. r. Suffer and Miss Dora Hig-
gins, of Rock Rapids, Iowa, are guests
at the home of Judge and Mrs. w N.
Davidson.
DR.. Spalding returned Thursday from
Mankato, where he attended the meeting
of the Minnesota Valley Medical asso-
citation.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Mitchell announce
the enga cement of their daughter, josie.
to Robert A. Grout The wedding will
take place in the future.
MS. 5. ii. Howe entertained a large
number of her friends at an ''at home
t Wednesday afternoon Those present
liam Frost, r. E. Pearson, Ruth Farmar,
c. j. Crawley, David Patten, e. W.
Crosby, G. W. Chessley, John Grum. P
A Emert and w. H. Smith, of Pres
ton.
George. H. Carr and Mrs. Irene Pat
terson were united in marriage Monday
afternoon, Rev. ]. S. surbeck officiat-
ing
Tom Weston, of Beaver Creek, died at
his home in that place Thursday night
from appendicitis. Funeral services will
occur Sunday.
Carl Reimer. one of the oldest and most
highly respected residents of Rock coun-
ty, died Thursday night at his home.
four miles south of Luverne, from the
effects of injuries sustained by a run
away few days before. Mr. Reimer
was about forty-five years of age. Flu
neral services will be conducted from
the house tomorrow.
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Worth Dakota
DEVILS LAKE.

Joe Foubert, S. p. Branchflower and
S. c.. Jones, prominent Devils Lake peo-
ple~iiled on homesteadS in Ward county,
in the Minot land district, the first of the
week. This makes about forty people
from this city who have taken claims
in that section of the state.
Mrs. E. R. Barnett IS very i'll at her
apartments at the Sevilla hotel. A nerv-
ols trouble is the cause.
w. w. Merrick and Miss Merrick, of
Grand Harbor, were in the city visiting
friends Friday.
Capt cogswell,. who lately returned
travelling for the Percival- Watt Co. of
Fargo, was in the city visiting his FAM
lily the first OF the week.
Miss Ruth Roberts returned to the
spending several days with relatives in
Attorney H. G. Middaugh. of this city.
attended legal business at Cando Mon
day.
Frand D. Davis, attorney and editor
of the Cando Record, was in ile city
Monday.
c. W. Buttz. a Minnewaukan attorney.
was in the city Monday attending to
business before the local land office.
Louis Writ, of Churches Ferry, was
in the city Tuesday on legal business.
Felix Rainvile, former Devils Laker,
was down from Granville Tuesday Wis
iting friends.
For November the local land office
took in more cash than it has for long
time past, the amount being an even
$50 900. During the same month $50 home
stead entries were made, 1853 cash proofs
6S final proofs and one timber and stone
entry. while lis contests were initiated
c. A. Dodge. of Orange City, Iowa,
purchased of Andrew Stade ITO acres of
land. paying SAB per acre. The land is
partly adjoining the city on the east,
and Mr.. Dodge will erect a 5000 house
there in the spring and remove here
from Iowa.
The register of deeds receipts for No
venber were s437 During the same time
about $50 chattel mortgages and a num-
Der of real estate mortgages were re-
leased.
Mrs. Henry Hale entertained the XIX.
Century club at the home of Senator
Hale Thursday. IT was musical day, and
Mrs. E. s. Grant lad charge of the pro-
gramme. A number of musical selections
were well rendered by the ladies, and
several readings given, after which dain-
ty refreshments were served Those
present were: Mesdames Stoner, Grant,
Serumgard Shortbridge. Miller. LaRue
Cogswell Thorson. Carpenter, Swanston,
Daeley, F. E. Merrick. of Grand Harbor,
and Cairns, Misses Yeams and Sue E.
Hale.
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HASTINGS.

Mayor George L. Lytle and P. H.
O'Keefe, city attorney, of South st. Paul,
had the interest on $4,000 of their bonds
reduced from to AZ per cent.
The case against Edwin Hoyt, Of Ra-
VIENNA, charged with an assault upon j.
B. Kolsbun, of st. Paul, was tried be-
fore Justice Stephen Newell and a jury
of eight this afternoon, with a verdict
of not guilty.
S. A. McCreary, foreman of the railway
drawbridge, left today upon trip to the
Pacific coast.
The funeral of Mrs Margaret McKen-
ma, an early and esteemed resident of
Rosemount, who died in that town at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. M.
O'Rourke. took place from ST. Joseph's
church today, the Rev. Hugh McDevitt
officiating.
Mrs. John Van Slyke returned today
from her visit at Brantford, Ont, and
ST. Louis, Mo.
A /. Reed of Racine, was the guest of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Reed,
today, upon his return from Glendive,
Mont, where he has been employed as
civil engineer in the construction of a
bridge over the Yellowstone river.
A marriage license was issued today to
Joseph Pincott, of Langdon, and Miss
Mary Winterberg, of South st. Paul.
Bert H. Stroud, one of Hastings popu-
lar young men, left last evening to take
a position with the Chicago Telephone
company, of which H. D. Stroud is in
SpectOr.
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SLAYTON.

Miss Matte Lowe entertained a party
of young women on Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Gamble, of Mankato. is visit
ing the family of her uncle, M. D. Ken
nedy.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
are preparing for a bazaar, to be given
seen.
Archdeacon Haupt held services in the
Episcopal chapel Friday evening.
Mrs. John Ruane, of Marshall, was the
guest of Mrs. James Ruane this week.
Miss Ora Peick returned last Monday
from a visit with her sister, Miss Min
ME, a student at the Mankato normal
school.
E. o. Gullord left on Friday for Wis
it with his daughter at Minneapolis.
Jerome Beech has returned from a six
weeks visit with his daughter at Menom-
inee, Mich.
Miss Mary Shirley returned on Tuesday
from two weeks visit in Minneapolis.
Father Moran. of Minneapolis, will be-
gin mission at the Catholic church
next Friday.
Mrs. James Meacham of Minneapolis,
was the. guest of Mrs. T. J. Whitney
last week.
Mrs. ]. w. Roginson, of Estelline, S. D.,
visited her daughter, Mrs. w. D. Bell,
the past week.
DR.. and Mrs Balcam left on Monday
for their new home at Lake Wilson.
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BENSON.

W. H. Hunter has spent the past week
in the cities.
Joseph Ward, of Starbuck, spent the
forepart of the week with Benson friends.
The Synod church closed a successful
bazaar last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Houde returned to
Sisseton Monday, for a fortnight's visit
with relatives.
Frank j. Heland and Miss Lillian Hunt
ley, both of Hancock, were married here
on Wednesday.
Another card club has been organized
and will be known as the 1901 Cinch
club" Of which the preliminary meeting
was held with Mrs P. ]. Gallagher this
week
T.. H. Hudson was called to Fargo this
week by the death of q sister.
Ex-Coanty Treasurer Uhl, of Holloway,
has been visiting friends in this locality
IT The B. Of H. elected as officers for
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ME Simpson. L. R. K; Miss Rosina AL
len, l.. F.. K; Mrs. Hannah Wieland l..
s.; Mrs. Agnes Tralle, L. c. H.; Miss
Ethel Milliken, l.. M. at A.
Joe BUdd, a laborer of this city, was
arrested in Sioux City Thursday, on sus-
picion of being implicated in the robbery
of the Komstad postoffice. He and his
pal had $1S9 in stamps in their possession
when arrested.
A family named Johnson under quaran-
tine for scarlet fever, near Violin, is in a
deplorable condition. One child is dead,
another is very low, and the mother ana
babe are not expected to live.
+ The congregational church fair closed
last evening with the substantial sum Of
$500 as the result of a heavy two days
sale of fancy articles.
The firm of Berberich & Steckler, pro-
prietors of the Germania house, has dis
solved, Casper Steckler being the retiring
member.
Several farms in this vicinity have
changed hands lately at good prices. Two
fine places near Gayville fetched $45 an
acre, the top price ever paid in this Sec
ton. This is an advance of $40 an acre
over the prevailing prices of the past
few years,
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sHAKOPEE.

Sbakopee Chapter No. &c. o. E. s., al
its meeting Thursday evening elected the
following corps of officers for the ens s
:. p. DR.. II. o. Smith A NJ. Mrs.
Effie Vogel; secretary, C. C. Storer:
treasurer, Mrs. N. S. Shaefer; c., Miss
Isabel Spencer; A. c., Miss Anna Smith:
Eight appointive officers VIII VIII, be named
Shakopee Lodge No. g. D. of H., elect
Ell officers for the ensuing year last Mon
day night: P. c. of H., Mrs. IN: A. Fer
P. a. Preiser; recorder, Mrs. C. c. Stor-
err financier, Mrs. Effie Vogel; receiver,
Mrs. II. o. Smith; L. u, Miss Mollie
Theis; o. W., Mrs. Louis Brown; trustee;
lodge representative, Mrs N. A. Fergu-
son; alternate. Mrs. Andrew Kopp.
AT the Monday afternoon meeting of
Gen. Shields w. r. c. No. 70, the fol-
elected: President, Mrs. Ora M. Peck;
senior vice. Mrs. Kate Affolter; junior
vice, Mrs. Clara Walter; treasurer, Mrs.
Jennie B. Heth; chaplain. Mrs. Anna
Dean; conductor, Mrs. Carrie Brown:
guard, Mrs. Maria Kunsman; delegate
to the national convention. Mrs. Minnie
Fischer; alternate, Mrs. Mary Newell.
The appointive officers will be given
later.
Senator William Gauzewitz, of Ovation
ma, was the guest of Senator Collier on
Tuesday.
The Art Circle and Wednesday Night
Circh club met with Miss Anna Mergens
last Wednesday night.
August Keeper had the misfortune of
fractuling one of the bones in his left
leg while alighting from his wagon.
Alex Shaefer returned Wednesday night
from Winona, whittier he went to serve
as juror at the term Of the United
States federal court.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain Church will give chicken pie
supper at Fraternity hall Thursday even
ing, Dec. H.
NJ j. Costello was in town Wednes-
day, returning from Seattle. whittier he
went to see his brother, who was Sc
riCl1SlU i'll
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CHATFIELD.

Mr.. George Goldsmith. a wealthy farm
er, living on the edge OF Gown, died at
his home of 8right's disease. He leaves
a wife and eleven grown children, and
thirty two grand children.
Root River Camp No. 1910, NJ w. A.,
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: v c., A E. Moore; w A,
r. B. Allen; banker, G. H. Moore; clerk,
f. G. Standt; escort, Lief Jorgenson
Waterman, J. NJ. Purvis; sentry, J. A.
Anstell; camp physicians. Drs. c. NJ.
Cooper and F. ]. Halloran; manager for
three years. G. L. Gould.
F. NJ Davis, of this city, has scd his
livery business and VIII leave with his
wife for Cameron City, Col, where they
will make their home.
Will Dickson has gone to Chicago to
attend the stock show there.
Mrs W. Bradbury las bten called to
La Crosse, where her husband, w.
Bradbury. is i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Merrell Woodland has returned
from Zumbrota, where she has beeg en-
gagged as trimmer in a millinery estab-
1ishment.
James Purvis has resigned his position
as mail carrier on Route No. 1, and will
be succeeded by c. G. Wilsey.
Miss Eliza Randall has gone to Mason
City Iowa, to spent the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Gould entertained
the Western Star Card club on Tuesday
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BUFFALO.

Frank German came home from a trip
to his farm near Anamoose, N. D., last
George Hammond, who has been at
Glenwood, acting as depot agent, for
some time, returned this week.
Miss Bertha origin, of st. Paul. visited
with her friend Miss Grace Cochrane
this week.
Mr.. E. ]. Abbott. of Farwell, and Miss
Edith Enghouser, Of Buffalo. were mar
ried on Tuesday of this week.
The ladies of the M. E.. church of Buff
falo held their annual fair and supper
in /. o. O. F. hall on Wednesday even
ing of the past week. They Melted $S4
during the evening.
Mr.. C. Myers and daughter Jennie
were visiting with friends in Minneapolis
during the past week.
Editor Nory, of the Maple Lake Mes
senger, was in Buffalo on Tuesday.
Twenty-six civil cases and eleven GRIM
inaI cases comprise the court calendar
for this term Of court
Gallilee chapter, o. E. S., elected the
following officers at their regular meet
ing. held on Tuesday evening: W. M,
Mrs. W. w. Thomson; W. P, Mrs. H.
B. Griffin; A. M. Mrs. James Sturges;
secretary, Mrs. Wells; treasurer. Mrs.
Kent; conductress, Mrs. ]. H. Wendall;
associate conductress, Mrs. Charles Q.
TAYLOR.
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REDWOOD FALLS.

A merchants carnival and trades dis
play was given at the opera house Sat
urday and Monday under the auspices
of the ladies of the Episcopal church
The local artists, under the management
of Messrs. Smith and Johnson, made the
production a grand success.
The senior class Of the high school gave
their class play Friday evening, entitled
around the World in Eighty Minutes y
Mrs. Nathan J. Harris. of Sanborn. was
examined in probate court and adjudged
insane. She was taken to ST. Peter
Wednesday.
The city council has moved into new
quarters in Houghmaster block.
The w. c. T. U. met with Mrs. A. J..
Jones' Monday. An interesting and in
structive programme was rendered.
Mrs. J. H. Baker left last week for her
former home, Waukon, Iowa, where she
will spend a few weeks with relatives.
Attorney s. L. Pierce spent a few days
in st. Paul last week, arguing a case be-
fore the supreme court.
Rev. julius R. Hitchcock, of Lynd, Wis
tied several days Of last week with friends
and relatives in this place.
The Ladies Industrial Society of the
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MANKATO.

Thomas Thorson, of st. James, was in
the city Saturday.
Miss Clark. Of MINNEAPOLIS. has been
the guest of Mrs. w. L. HiXon
Lodge No. 225, B. P. O. E., held impress
give MON orial services in A. o. u w.
HALL Sunday.
The Mankato Savings and Building as
8ociation, with $4,000 capital was organ
lied Saturday. James Wilson was elect
ed president of the association.
The home of Nels Sandquist was robbed
Saturday of $40 in cash and two cert
Hcates for deposits on the First National
bank, $40 and $77 respectively.
Miss Emily Evans, of Cody Cal, is
the guest of relatives.
j. M. Wiser spent several days in ST.
Paul last week.
j, S. Murphy, of Lake Crystal, visited
relatives in the city Monday.
Miss Florence Fellows, of Wells, was
the guest of Mrs. c. n. Andrews over
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs A. A. Buck, of Maple
ton, were guests Of relatives over Sun
day.
Mrs. Mary Goldberg, of Leachburg,
Pa; is visiting relatives at South Bend
The tWenty-second annual convention
Of the Minnesota Valley Medical society
met in the city Tuesday. Fourteen pa
pers were read and discussed, and the
following new officers elected: President,
U. j. Mayo, Rochester; first vice pres
dent, F.. A. Dodge. LIE Sueur: second
vice president, j. o. McCarty. Madelia;
third vice president, f. W. Benham. Am
boy secretary f. D. Steel. Mankato;
treasurer, G. F. Merritt, ST Paul.
George t. Barr, of this city, has been
elected cashier of the new First National
bank at Amboy
Mrs John Lewis and Mrs Alba Lewis
entertained their friends Wednesday,
THURSDAY and Friday afternoons
Miss Holloway. of ST. Paul. has been
the guest of Miss Belle Christensen.
Editors Liesch and Duane. of the New
ulm Journal attended the Rooney
Wittmer wrestling match Monday night.
Charles Wagner ana J. B. Fitzpatrick.
of this city, with Henry Krans. LYMAN
Bahcock and F. S. Hemmingway. of
Vernon Center, have gone to Chicago to
attend the live stock show
Col. Widell has presented the Swedish
Lutheran church with $1,000 pipe or
gan.
The State Street Thimble Bee was en-
sertained at the home of Mrs A. c..
Bennett Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies Aid Society of st. Johns
Episcopal Church was entertained by
Mrs. w. L. Comstock Wednesday after
noon.
A e. Stevenson. of Rochester, was in
the city Wednesday.
Rev. H. NJ. Bolton of Madison. Wis.
was the guest of Rev. F. B. Cowgili
Thursday
Editor Sanborn. of the Madelia Times
sailed on Mankato friends Thursday
Mrs. w. w. Besser has returned from
visit of several weeks with relatives
In Minneapolis.
Another letter threatening William
Liebrecht was found tackled to the Ger
man Methodist church Friday morning.
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AUSTIN.

Miss Meta Fox entertained a company
of young friends at Fox hotel, in honor of
her cousin. Mr.. John Fuege, of North
Mrs l.. M Ober and son Frank have
gone to Los Angeles, Cal, to spend the
winter.
The Ladies' Musical club held its regu.
lar meeting in Elk hall, the subject be-
ing 1.-THE Opera" The paper of the after
noon was read by Miss Blair The pro-
gramme consisted entirely of selections
from famous operas.
The Sons of Veterans on Monday night
organized George Baird Camp No &c,
and elected the following officers: Cap
tain, Judge n. Kingsley; first lieutenant,
W. R. Earl; second lieutenant F. A.
Record The camp starts out with TWEEN
ty-one charter members.
Miss Mabel Varco and James III. Aultt'
father were married Wednesday at the
Varco home, by Rev. c. D. Belden.
At the regular session of the Court of
Honor, held in Elk's hall Tuesday night,
the following officers were elected: Wor-
thy chancellor, N. J. Street; vice chan
cellor, Mrs Nellie Smith; chaplain, Mrs.
Elizabeth Beatty; recorder, Mrs. Sarah
Foster; treasurer, G. F. Baird; conductor,
Miss Inez Proutz; sentinel, Thomas Be
atty; guard, Frank Lyons; director,
Moses Burton; post chancellor, F. j..
Crane.
ceived a letter from Hon. Andrew Car
negie, through his private secretary, Mr..
Bertram, stating that arrangements for
the money for erecting the library build
ing will be made by Mr.. Carnegie when
he is formally notified by the city coun-
Gil of the acceptance of the gift.
Austin lodge, No. 16, x. O. T. M, have
elected the following officers: Com
mander, James T. Hampton; lieutenant
| commander. H. M. Keyser; sergeant,
Henry Lem; R. K. and f. K, F. c. Will
bour; chaplain. Rev F. l.. Anderson.
The local camp of the M w. A, elected
| the following officers for the coming year:
v. c., William Cutter; w. A. William
Meadoweraft; banker, H. C. Waldecker;
clerk. Ed Sterling; escort, Herb Davis;
Waterman, James Peterson; sentry, Da-
! vid Wright. manager A. N. Kinsman.
| AT the annual meeting of the Cosmos
! club, held at DR.. Daignean's home, the
/ following officers were elected: President
| Mrs. C. D. Decker; vice president, Mrs
] Kent; secretary, Mrs. Andrew Nelson;
| treasurer, Mrs. C. B. Reed. The paper
| of the evening was by DR.. Daignean, and
entitled, Admiral Sampson, an Appreci-
| ation.
Mrs. F. B. Wood and Mrs C. w Suere
received about fifty of their lady friends
at the home of the former Friday after
noon They were assisted by Mesdames
| c. F. Cook, A. M. Lewis, W E. Wal
| dron, A. E. Hall and G.. B. Reed.
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