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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1901-02-13
Tuesday Nleht


Both houses held night sessions Tues
day, the senate for connderation of
charter bills and the house devoted its
time to bills affecting the salaries Of state
aud county oilicers. The Salem charter
bill passed the senate and will 40 10 TIE
governor Pearce's bin fixing the cal.
aries Of Marion county officers was re.
lerrei to the commit q TO have a rider
stricken out Of raising the salary ofus
county treasurer of Douglas county.
Bats bin reducing tho secretary oil
stato's salary TO $500 aud directing that
all fees Ia excess be turned into the gen. |
eral treasury Was defeated, but three
votes being recorded for the measure.
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TIE DAl[Y lOURNAL.


Daily one Year. $500 N Advance
Daily -Four Months 81 N Advance
Daily BY Carrier SOC Per Month
wevtly Ono Year at.oo q Advance
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House Tuesday Afternoon.

House called 10 order at 2:IO.
House resolved into committee of the
whole to consider II. b. No. Is, by Col.
Wig, reducing rote on railroads not opel.
ating wholly within the state to cents
a mile. Amendment oifeIed by author
permitting OF track mileage. Amendment
rejected and bill failed 10 pass.
II. b. No. 80, by Poorman, defining
the liabilities Of corporations for inluri .
q employees, reported back from com.
mittee uniavoiable, made special order
Tor Wednesday at lOa.m.
Upon motion by stewart S. b. No. II.
relating to public schools made special
order for Wednesday at 1880 p. m.
II d. No. 6S, substitute, to prescribe
method OF apporlioning county taxes,
according 10 county expenditures.
Passed.
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PROCEEDINGS OF
GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Routine Acts OF Both Houses
Now in Session.

Senate reconycned at .. m. Pred
dent Fulton, presiding. The roll cal
showed only II senators present and a
call Of the Senate was moved. Thi,
brought in sufficient members and the
business OF The afternoon was taken mp.
Third reading 5 g.
S. b. No. liG by Booth, Tor an act TO
regulate location Of mining claims and
define rights 30 locaters Of mining
claims. Passed - ayes
S. y. No. l5i. by Fulton. relating to
redemption Of real property seld under
execution. Passed, 25 ayes.
s. q. No. lj2, by Inman, to regulate
corporations. Passed, % ayes.
s. B No. l5i, by Adams, to punish
breaking Of plate glass windows.
Passed, q ayes.
$. b. No. 1865, byWehrung,by request),
10 repeal section z09l, TO 2lO chapter 7,
II lis Code. Passed, ayes 49,; nays 10.
s. y. No. 1853 by Mulkey, auth irizing
The Superintendent Of the Oregon state
Peniteniiary TO appoint matron. Passed. |
q ayes
=. b. No. 81, by Br0wneli, to provide
Or the publication OF re 5ised code Of
)regon lave, came up at 3 p. M, under
pecial order. Passed % ayes.
On motion Of Senator Mulkey the
enate agreed TO adjourn to 7 80 .. m.
, consider charter billie.
Senator Mulkey introduced ,. B. No.
y, providing that no saloon be located
thin 400 feet Of a school house.
s. b. No. 0, by Smith CBaker) TO ,
gulate the sale Of iquorp. {
Judiciary committee reported S. B. @
D. 1872, with recommendation that IL O
ss S. b. No. 2ll by Proebstel 10 make
9 county treasurer tax collectors a
'ad first time. Senate adjourned to a
30 p. m.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1901-10-19
ENGINEERS FAST RUN.

From Baltimore 10 Phi.s teli Tia in 81
Erutes Two Stops We Made, One
a Wilmington aEd t.e CHER at
Chester.
DHe Of the fastest runs ever made he
tween Baltimore and Philadelphia. was
accomplished over the Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore Railroad, Thurs
day evening, last week, by train No. Ga,
which is due mt Elkton about $40 O'Clock.
Harry T. Sherwood. of Wilmington. was
the engineer who made the remarkable
fast run between the two cities in %
minutes. Two stops We're made, at Will
mington and Chester. Train No. "a. was
due to leave Baltimore ut 1.I3 o'clock,
but owing to Il slight wreck on the road,
it was - minutes later $50 o'clock
when Engineer Sherwood pulled out of
Union station. The fastest time was
made from Baltimore to Wilmington.
The train was due in Wilmington at DIG
o'clock and arrived ut 9.23 o'clock. seven
minutes late. The distance. 90 miles,
was made in G3 minutes. The run to
Philadelphia. 81 miles was made in 33
minutes. Engineer Sherwood arrived at
Broad Street Staton at 9.:Ni. two min
ut's behind his Schc lulcl time.
Tn" fast time made on the run has
been much commented on and Engineer
Sherwood has been congratulated by
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S!NGERLY CREDI.
TOR SUES.
National Bank, of Philadelphia, Makes
Charges of Fraud In the U. S. Circuit
Court.

Judge Mcpherson. in the United States
Circuit Court has made an order grant
ing leave to the National Bank of West
Grove, an alleged creditor of the Sin
gcrly estate. to file an original and two
supplementary petitions in the equity
proceedings instituted by George III.
arlc, Ir.. receiver of the Chestnut Street
National Bank. against James 5. Me
CARNEY, administrator of the estate of
William NJ. Singcrly.
The petitioner claims to he the holder
of an unpaid draft for $1,000. drawn by
the treasurer of the Singrrly Pulp and
Paper Company of Cecil county. May
:iUth, 1897, payable on May 10Th, 1898
which is said to have been Endorsed by
Mr. Singrrly. The company alleged that
it has received no portion of the amount
due upon the draft, and asks leave to in
| t"rvrnr as Il party defendant in the
equity proceedings on tn" ground that the
| interest of creditors has not been pro-
| trctra by the dcmulrrrS and answers in
| trrposed by the defendant, James :. Me
Cartncy.
| The petitioner further states that on
| the argument of the demurrer Of Mr..
Sin"crlyS administrator the court cX-
pressed 4 Willingness to make IL special
| reference To Il master of the question of
| the validity of the assignment made by
Mr.. Singrrly ON February 10. 1888. of
ms stocks and bonds in the Record Pub
| fishing Company to the receiver of the
| Chestnut Street National Bank and to
| the asSgncrS of the Chestnut Street
Trust and Saving Fund Company. 1t is
alleged that this special reference to n
master was objected To by counsel for
Mr.. Singcrly's administrator. 1t is al
legged that Il demand was made upon Mr..
| Mccartney on January 4th. 1900, to at
tack the assignment of February 10th.
| 1898. and demand trial on these, the al
legged reason being that the assignments
were brought by fraud that Mr.. Sin
| Grrlr was under lurrSS. and lastly that
he was mentally incompetent to execute
the papers.
1t is further charged that Receivers
| Ear" aui Richard Y. Cook are cndcav-
| way in court to create such Il condition
OF affairs sanction Of judicial proceed
ingS. which the petitioner charges are
conclusive. to purchase for their own
benefit and ut less than their value. the
stocks and bonds of the Record Publish.
ing Company. 1t is further charged that
Mr.. Singcrly's administrator is under
Cook and is prevented from making in.
adequate defense of the interests of pcti
TONER and other creditors.
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&c" With a Tail.

The &C" with tail is the trade
mark of Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
Look for it on the light blue enameled
metal box! Each tablet stamped
c. {. c. Never sold in bulk. All
druggists, IoC.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07
WEST ST. PAUL.

The Misses Julia and Alma Christian
son, of East Winifred street, were the
hostesseS for the Cosmopolitan Euchre
club Tuesday evening. Favors were
awarded to Miss Dora Christianson Miss
Lillian Rouleau, Messrs. Frank l<i-Y and
Claude Burnham-
Miss Ethelyn Haisley, Of Summit ave.
nue., will give german at Wittichs hall,
Greenwood and Robe streets, Thursday
evening. Mrs. w. p Doran, Mrs. W J.
Hawkins and Mrs. H. G. Sache will as
sist in distributing the favors.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Berlandi, of
State street, have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Anna Ber-
landi to August Toegeison. The we'd
ding will take place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Baker and family.
of the Clinton flats, have gone to la
Crosse, Wis, where they will visit for a
while and from there will go to Wash
ington TO reside in the future
a meeting of the City Union Of the
F'pworth League will lie held at the Gin
ton Avenue NJ. E. church Tuesday even
ing. Mr.. Clarence Palmer Will have
charge Of the programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crowell, Of Zrnbrota
Mimi, who have been the guests of
their daughter, Mrs. L. w. Herrick. ~
East Winifred street. returned last wealr
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. White, OF Faribault
who have been visiting Mrs. H G. Dam
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07
ers of East winifred street, have re-

pier, of East Winifred street. have re-
turned home,
Z Miss Eleanqh Dobson, of East winifred
street, will bel home on a visit from ST.
Josephss academy, Iowa, about the 18th
of this month.
Mrs. willard Fales. OF Prospect ter
race, gave a@chjldren's party Thursday
afternoon in honor Of her niece, Athena
Martin.
Mr.. Thomas Callahan, of Mason City,
Io..Was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. e. M
Randall, of East Winifred street, this
week.
and Mrs. Charles zeige, of East
Robfe street, will leave the latter part Of
sthe month for New London, Wis, to re-
Miss Newton, of East Isabel street. en-
tertaiffeds the young people Of the Beth
any Congregational church Tuesday even
ling.
Mr., w. Weber, of La Crosse, was
the gsaRst45f Mr. and Mrs. Frank Whit
more,o East Congress street, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. A Hanuser, Of South
WabaS1a street, left Monday for New.
York where they will in the future reside.
Mrs. George Ossmann, of Winslow ave-
nue., will entertain the Ladies Guild or
the Ascension Church Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Ella Nebersberg entertained a
company of artist girls "Wednesday ait
ernoon at her home on the Dodd, ROAD.
Mr.. ard Mrs.sJ. r. Pheeney, of Clinton
avenue, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. CIeary, of Rochester, Mimi
Mrs. Frank Longaker, Of West Con-
gress street. entertained Tuesday even
ing the Nil Desperandum club.
Miss Alice Schriber, Of West Delos
street, entertained the ST. Valentine
band Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Carroll, of Hudson Wis, was the
guest of Mrs. j. BuckWheat, Oh IenneS-
see street, last week.
aThe ladies Of the Clinton Avenue M p.
church held their Easter sale Iuesoay
in the church parlorS.
Mrs. Gaylord, the guest of Mrs, J. e;
Baker, of Bancroft street, has returned
to Lake City, Mimi
Miss Agnes Watson, of Hall avenue,
has as her guest Miss Gertrude McAeone'
of st. Paul Park.
West Side Lodge No. 15, ID. or Il,
will give a dance Saturday evening at
Bracks hall.
The Edelweiss Euchre club will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. w. II.
Guernsey.
The Kings Danghters met with IN; MISS us.
Kate Tuchelt, Of West Robe street, Iues-
day.
Miss Agnes Watson, of Hall avenue.
entertained informally Wednesday even
ing. A
Harry Gregg East Congress street.
has returned froTn Seattle, Wash
Miss Lillian BuTisn 1ga5 eos 81 the D0oo
H. A. Drevas, Of East Colorado street,
has returned from California.
Miss Eva Baer, of East Robe street,
is visiting in Chicago.
The Degree of Honor will give dance
Tuesday; evening.
NJ Melady, of Livingston avenue Is
William Berkman has returned from
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07

The Minneapolis branch (Which includes
st. PauD of the Wor1ans Foreign Mis-
sienary Society of the M. e. Church will
hold its quarterly meeting Wednesday at
the First M. E. church on West Third
street. The forenoon session win include
paper "Bible Women of India by
Mrs. Hattie Hastay; reports on various
branches of work. by Mrs. c. W. Hall,
Mrs. c. s. Winchell. Mrs William Love.
Mrs. J. T. Stewart, Mrs. William Field
er. Mrs. j. M. lotion, Mrs. E. w. Wole-
Yer. Mrs. E. G. Lindsay and Mrs. A. J.
Thorne. Rev w. F. Oldham. ID. D.. of
New York, will deliver an address at the
afternoon sessions Mrs. c.. S. Winchell
will present the foreign news. The ses-
sions will include musical numbers by
Mrs. c. d. Hayes, Mrs. Torrance and Mrs.
Hamilton.
Wednesday, evening, April 10, ;at Ar
Barry Squadron No. 3, OF the United
States Veteran Navy The music fur
nished will be by one OF the leading or
chestras OF the city. and the committees
in charge have spared neither time nor
expense in an endeavor to make this
function a success. The proceeds will be
used in defraying the expenses of a ban
Quet to be rendered the returning naval
veterans. The reception and naval COM
mittees will attend in naval uniform.
The. annual meeting of the Minnesota
branch of the WoIuan'S board Of missions
OF the interior will be held Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday in the st. Anthony
Park Congregational church.
The Minnesota Alumni association. Of
the Delta Tau Delta College FRATERNITY,
will be the guests of the resident alumni
at social dinner at the Albion Tuesday
evening. A special car will bring the
minneapolis .fraters.- -
The st. Paul Infants home will give a
card party at the kittson house, Summit
and Dayton avenues, Tuesday evening,
April 9, at p m.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07
PLEASURES PAST.

J. II; Mayall celebrated his eighty-third
birthday with dinner party Friday
evening at his home, 25S Rondo street
covers were laid for nineteen. The
table decorations were tulips, ferns and
roses Among the guests were Mr.. and
MRS. Jameson, DR.. and Mrs. Geer Mrs.
n b. Jameson, Mr.. and Mrs. NAVAL
Harry Carter, of inneapolis; Mey.ert Bru-
ner, W. 7. Baldwin, Silas Brimhall, Will
liam Choconing, V. j. La Rose, w. NJ.
brown, A. j. Foster and Henry McGrig-
gan. MIR: Mayan came to ST. Paul in
=lSa5,-and he is still in business in this
city a number of the guests present
acter of Mr.. MayaH was dwelt upon, and
made short addresses In which the char
eloquent tribute paid to his many sterl-
Ing qualities as a man and a citizen
Mrs. 7. A. Barker, of the Metropolitan
hotel, gave an informal euchre party
Friday evening. Favors were won by
Mesdames w. A. Holly, Brown, ]. Phil
Wolf; Messrs. Obadiah Kenna, Otto Ell
brecht and ]. Yager.
Mrs. Norman McFarran gave an in
formal dinner party Thursday evening
at her home on 1glehart street The
guests included the Misses Mcmillan,
Miss Bailey and the Misses Tanning
Mrs. L. Lindeke entertained the Pros
per1ty Cinch club last week. Favors
We're Won by Mrs Hartman. Mrs. e. R.
Schafer and Mrs. R. Rogers.
Mrs. Haney, of Shelburne avenue. en-.
tertaiaed the No Telling club Thursday
afternoon. Favors were won by Mrs
Arnsby, Miss Distler. Mrs. Sessions and
Miss Craig.
Miss White and Miss Haserick gave a
granite shower Thursday, April 4, for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07
ST. PAUL PARK.

These officers have been elected by the
Womens' Association of the Park: Pres
ident, Mrs. a. r. AIcGiIl; first vice-pres1-
dent, Mrs. S. E. Brace; second Vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. William NJ. Liggett; secretary,
Mrs Wilbur M. Todd; treasurer, Mrs. w.
Kelly.
The State Missionary convention Of the
Congregational church viii meet in the
Congregational church of the Park, We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday Of this
week.
The Ladies of ST. Matthews church held
an all-day meteing Tuesday at the home
of Mrs. F. s. Berry, Raymond avenue
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church Will meet Tuesday with Mrs. Wal
ter Hill, Nourse street.
The play "Hunker's Post Office" was
given by Minneapolis talent, Friday ev-
ening in Churchill Hail.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Congreg-
ational church met Tuesday with Mrs.
Henry L. Hunter.
Miss Ella Mason and Miss Maude Ma
sen are spending Easter in Duluth.
Mrs. C. H. Cameron has gone to the
Pacific coast
Mrs. Jane Reeves left this week for
California.
Miss Jennie Cannon is visiting in Fair
bault.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07
ST. ANTHONY PARK.


ties of St. Pauls college are as follows:
Cicero-President. w J Finke; vice 1o
f. J. Kohlhase. Philomathean-Presi-
dent. c. Blackman; vice president, George
Siebeke; secretary, w. E. Mahle. Cltonia
President, Miss Lucy Uhl; vice presi-
dent Miss Anna Thiel; secretary, Miss
Lena Olson.
The Misses Clara woodward, Addie
Kendall, Edna Brach and Cordelia VIII
kinson, George Woodward, Jay Weeks,
Arthur Kendall Ray Brack and Peri
ing by Miss Katherine Montgomery, OF
Highwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Bennett, Mr., and
Mrs. I. A. Bennett were guests OF Mr..
Miss Gertrude McKown and Miss
Louise Bell visited friends in west st.
Paul Thursday and Friday.
Mrs Haight, of Minneapolis spent sew
eral days with Rev. Charles CresSy and
family the past week.
Miss Edna Braeh. OF ST. Paul. was the
guest of Miss Addie Kendall Thursday
and Friday.
DR.. and Mrs. o. Bacon. of Montevideo,
visited friends in Cottage Grove the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A Yates entertained
Mr. Thode, of St. Paul at dinner Sun
day.
Albert Colwen and family removed to
the park Monday from South st. Paul
Miss Grace Manning Of South st. Paul,
was the guest of friends last Sunday.
Mr. e. J. Meierbachtol, Of Springfield.
was college guest during the week.
Miss Kimball, Of Owatonna, was the
guest Of Mrs. G. R. Cornell Friday.
Ray Brack, of st. Paul, spent Thursday
and Friday with Perl Carroll.
A school social will be held Thursday
evening at Cottage Grove.
Miss Kate Kendall visited her parents
the first Of the week.
Miss Lena Nelson has returned from
Forest Lake.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07
EAST ST, PAUL.

DIR. and Mrs Lundholm, East Tenth
street entertained the Odds and Ends
Society of the Gustavus Adoiphus Cnurch
Tuesday evening. A cheWlns-g,u u con
fest was the ssn4ain feature of the even
ing Miss Emma Heden won the prize
for the best imitation of an animal MADE
of gum.
Sister BothiJda, of Bethesda hospital,
was given surprise fr rhaay II honor
of her birthday, and presented with
ann of money. she Will leave for Eu-
rope next month
The annual meeting OF the East Pres-
byteriau church was held Tuesday even
ing in the parlors of the church. leslie
Parlin and W. L. Mcintosh were elected
trustees The ladies of the church served
refreshments.
Miss Carrie Lindstrom, Of Payne ave-
nue. was given surprise last evening
by about forty OF her young friends
Z Miss Carrie Bohn arranged the party.
Erbers' orchestra furnished music for
dancing.
The Cleveland School Mothers club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the school
hall at 3:3 Dr. Philip Wallace Will de-
liver an address. Mrs. o. Sohlberg will
have charge of The programme.
A measuring social will be given Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. Greg
DRY, on Forest street, by the ladies of
the Philadelphia Baptist church.
The Daughters of Malta No. II held q
PUBIC installation Frlddy evening III Ouu
Fellows hail,s on Payne avenue. Mrs. II.
w. Hely condiscted the meeting.
Mrs. A. E. .Driscoll, o. Burr street. en-
tertalned the. Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Arlington Presbyterian Church Thurs
Gay afterncoR,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rcndo. Of Kinneap-
oils, spent the fist Of the week with
Mr.. and Mrs. IS. Mills, of East Sew
enth street. -
Mrs. Blo6getts Of Clark street. will en-
terrain the Isadies' Aid Society of St
James Episcopal Church next Thursday
afternoon.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07
personal MENTION.

Misses Vera and Lois Meacham, of
Carleton, came up to attend the ora
torical contest and the Indoor meet" lat
the u They are guests Of Misses
Mary and Agnes Ives.
Mrs. Fred w. Craig. of East Fourth
street, will leave next week for an ex-
tended trip through the Eastern cities.
She will return in about eight months
Mrs. Fred w. Craig. of East Fourth
ST. eet, IS visiting her mother, Mrs Mar
TIN +. Scanatt, of Glencoe street, previous
to her departure East.
Mrs. James Mcclure and daughter, of
DAYTON avenue, have returned from
Palm Beach, Florida, where they spent
the winter
Mr.. William Wermus, of Mclean ave-
nue.. IS enterta ming Mr.. Andrew Rystogi,
or Philadelphia, who will shortly leave
for Alaska.
Miss Helen c. O'Brien. of Dunedin ter
race, mas just returned from Hot Springs,
ARK: where she has been for month
visiting friends.
Schiffmann, CT Summit avenue, will re-
turn tomorrow from Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank LIE Clair. of Rob-
Deschane, of Chicago.
Nj S. Canyon and family of East
Fifth street, have gone to White Bear
lake for the summer
Mrs, E. K. Beeson, of Louisville, Ky.
- NlSiLl1S LeT sister, MIS-. j. >. McCOOl
OF Conway street.
Charles H. Newcombe and W. H. Nc
Oondld nave gone to the oil fields OF
Beaumont, Texas.
Mf. and Mrs. James King, of Marshall
avenue, have returned from a trip to the
Pacific coast.
Miss Moore, of Marshall avenue. is en-
tertalnlng Miss Mabel Gillian. Of Mel
rose, Mimi. W.
Miss Prescott. of Chicago. is the guest
or MRS. John ]. Rhodes, of Holy ave
Mr.. and Mrs T. D. Lowering will leave
next month for wears absence in Eu
rope.
Miss Eugenia Farnham, of DAYTON ave-
nue. is entertaining Miss Ward, of WI
mona.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Fl. Stoltz, of the Alb
erdeen, viii return this week from the
East. --- Inc
Mrs. Alexander Stewart, of Osceola av-
enue, will leave soon for Spokane. Wash.
Mrs. c. A. Severance, of Summit ave-
nue., mas returned from Buffalo n Y
Messrs Will and Walter Benz and Miss
Lydla Benz will spend Easter in Rome.
Miss Fairweather, of Winnipeg, is the
guest OF Miss Burnett, Of Hague avenue.
MI. and Mrs B. H Evans. of Ashland
avenue will sail for Europe May Is.
MISS Messner, of Ashland avenue. has
returned from Grown Point, Ind
Miss Minnie Harm, of Triton street ha q
gene to Madison Lake.
Mrs. l.. A. Wood Of DAYTON avenue
is in st. Joseph, Mo
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-04-07
HAHIILNE.

Miss Mabel Milham, of New York. SER
rotary of the Students Volunteer move
ment, spent Wednesday and Thursday at
Hamline university.
The official board of the Methodist
episcopal church, will give banquet on
Tuesday evening for the church choir
Mr.. John Washuns and son, Lawrence.
70 returned to their home in Wisconsin,
AFTER spending the winter in Hamline
Mr.. and Mrs George McCrea, of Dray.
ton, n D., have been visiting Mr.. and
MrS. E. E. McCrea, OF Hewitt avenue
Miss Frances Hoyt has returned to
monticello, after spending the week
with her mother Mrs. F. w. Hoyt
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Roberts, of Buffalo.
nave moved into the house just vacated
by Mr.. Rosser and family.
Mrs. B. A. Shuman, who has been in
Hamline a few days. has left for Buenos
Ayres, South America.
Special Easter services will be held to-
day in the Knox Presbyterian church
and Sunday school.
Mrs. e. V. N Crist and family have
moved to Minneapolis, where they will
make their home.
Mr.. William Murphy will leave this
week for Detroit, Mich, to be gone sew
eral months.
Miss Eleanor Miller, teacher of elocu-
ton in the university, has returned from
Newport.
Mr. Ernest Martin, Of Austin, has been
oPSAA0AiA6 Tic NSSh Will Ills parents.
Misses Winnie and Lou Fleming enter
tanned at dinner Thursday evening.
The Glee club VIII give their cantata
this evening in the M. e. church.
Miss Winnie Bloomfield has returned
to her school duties at Excelsior.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil R. Ross have moved
to Hamline from st. Paul.
Mrs. C. I. Humphrey entertained at
luncheon on Thursday.
The Misses Winnie and Mae ellis spent
Sunday in Newport.
Mrs. James Cottier has returned from
a visit at Owatonna.
Mr.. Frank Ryan has gone to Rochester
for several weeks.
Miss Nellie Hall spent part of the week
at Newport.
Miss Edith Montgomery has returned
to Owatonna-
w. F. Smith has returned from a trip
to Duluth
The self-Culture club met Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Miss Traces colyer has returned to
Morris