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DYSPEPSIA DRIVES
MAN TO SUICIDE
Pennsylvania Could Not Endure the
Suffering.

WILKEsBARRE. Pa, July 10.-"Chron-
ie dyspepsia is 4 terrible thing" said
Samuel Freeman. a cigar manufacturer
OF this city. to friend last night IF
! don't soon get better I will end It all"
Yesterday morning Freeman went to the
Market Street bridge in this city and,
taking of his outer garments and shoes.
leaped into the water. His body was
found !n the morning
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ELECTED PRINCIPAL
OF PROCTOR ACADEMY

ANDovER. y. H, July 1Qs-James
Morton. A NJ has been eleeted prtrci-
pal Of the Proctor Academy Tor tfe
coming year. Pref Merton has been
principal for eight years The scaooi
has a rev building. and is free from
debt, With an endowment fund % abous
SI5, Geo
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PLAYED CIRCUS,
KILLED SISTER

SIOUX CITY, Iowa. July 10.-Hazen
Matthews, aged six years. played circus
with his sister Ruby. aged four In one
of his stunts ne jumped t.pon her stOm-
ach- This caused ruptures and hemor-
rhages. from which she died yesterday
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New Blood Infused.
COOLER WEATHER IN SIGHT.
Temperature Slightly Lower Today and
Promised to Go Further Down.

The cooler weather predicted By the
weather observers arrived today De-
spite the lowering temperature. how
ever. the heat was oppressive, owing
largely to the humidity caused by the
heavy thunderstorm last night.
According 10 the prediction yesterday.
the city vas 20 be visited today by
showers, probably from the West The
showers Veered of, however, and the
prognosticatioa for tonight and tOmor-
row. as issued by the Weather Bureau
tcday. Is for fair and cooler weather to
night.
Tomorrow Is also 10 be fair and cool.
with fresh westerly winds.
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The Death Record

The following deaths for twenty-fou
hours were reported at the Health De
partment up TO noon today:
Thomas P BrightwelI. 81 years.
Sarah Gormley, IS years.
John Stencil. 76 years
Joseph Stewart. 70 years.
Charlotte Ryberg. So years.
William Il Hawkins. "a years.
Charles Washington. SO years.
Samuel / Boyd. 26 years.
Lawrence r. Williams. "a years.
Elinor Cramer. years.
James Wood, 1 year.
Elsie T. Wheeler. year
Matte r Boxley. 8 months.
Theodore p. Howard S months.
Robert Hives. 3 months.
Mildred Berg, l month
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DREW HIS REVOLVER,
THEN WENT TO JAIL
Wanted to Take Place of Striking
WoTkmen.

RUTLAND, Vt, july 10.-William
Palmer, of New York, who came here 20
take the place OF one OF the strikers
at the Hatch Manufacturing Compauy's
plant was surrounded with strikers VINO
called him "scab" and threatened vi
olence.
lie drew his revolver in self-defense
but the police arrested him, and he was
fined for pointing firearms.
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PEACE DELEGATE
SAILS FOR ENGLAND

CAPE TOWN. July 1G.-The former
Boer general, Lucas Meyer, who was one
OF the peace delegates, sailed for En-
gland today.
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Elkin Fails to Meet Quay.

There vas much curiosity regarding
the movements Of Attorney General
Elkin. who came TO the cit- Tuesday
night. he was attending 10 official busi-
ness at the lay department until g
O'Clock Asked whether he expected to
attend the conference at the mansion.
Mr. Elkin replied:
There Is no conference. I don't ex-
Pect 10 be at the mansion"
This would seem TO Indicate that the
harmony is Tot so thick as one might
suppose. It remains to be seen whether
Elkin will be sent for, and whether he
will respond.
Governor Stone and Attorney General
Elkin, for the sake of their own political
estate. may go along with the program
of Senator Quay this year, but Il would
be foolish to imagine that they are not
at heart bitter against the nan who
threw them down so hard at the June
convention. They may not say so openly.
IN the hearing of the crowd. but ii will
be long time before the soreness wears
away. Elkin IS Keeping uD brave
front, but he makes no special effor,
20 make believe he IS glad he was de-
feated- The governor and his attorney
general viii probably 90 upon the stump
Tor the ticket They may not talk a
great deal about the nominees. but tnev
can say . great deal about national IS
sues
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Marine Band Program.

The following program viii be rem
dered this evening, beginning at c
o'clock, at the Marine Barracks by the
land Of the U1Ited States Marine Corps.
William y. Santelmann. leader;
March, American Victory '..---..--.-- Ware
Overture The Kerry Wives Of Wildsor'
Nicolsi
--4Fir s>,isCf5aSi' -Ne33n
Waltz, The Beautiful Blue DauIie'' Strauss
Ezrcrpts from The YslkyTie'' e''---.------W Wagner
t2ckei tanz, NO 5 ..-.-..--.--..4-..Me MeyeT5eeT
Characteristic In a Bird Store ...--.-.. .Orth
National air, "Hail Columbia ,.,.......-F -Fyies
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MaEriage Licenses Issued.

Julius u. Stewart and Mabel Hall
Walter FaTwe1. Chicago, III, ard Mil
dred Williams. this city
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Az for the Republican Ticket.

All efforts to draw out the occupants
OF the executive mansion as to the na-
ture OF their coming together fell short
Of bringing any answer, save the fol-
lowing. which Governor Stone said he
and Senator Quay had agreed upon as a
statement: Senators Quay and Penrcse
are here on a social visit. OF course,
we are talking politics We are all for
the Republican ticket"
The governor and his guests sat in the
library Of the executive mansion and
ehatted IA a most social way. laughter
frequently fcaIRg out upon the evening
breezes. The Senator'S had dinner at
the mansion, and were the guests OF the
governor until this morning.
II is the purpose Of Senator Quay, as
chairman Of the State committee. to ere
ale the impression that all the iisgruI-
tied elements IN Pittsburg, Harrisburg.
and elsewhere have been pacifed. He
has found some chiIliness here and
there. but is confident of the election Of
the ticket
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Csc Hose I7C.

One case extra fine Black Hose for
Ladies. with high splieed heel; full
regular made: Z5c value. lie, or 3
pair for soc.
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l21c Vests 65c.

On lot Of Swiss Ribbed Vests.
drawing tape in neck and aTmhole;
sold regularly at I21zc. Green Ticket
price. 6Iac
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united FOR TICKET.
SAY STONE And QUAY
Pennsylvania Governor and
Senator in Conference.
Mr.. PENROSE ALSO PRESENT
Elkin, However, Took No Part in the
Meeting of Keystone State Repub-
lican Leaders at HarrisbuTg-CuTios-
ity as to Attorney Generals Position.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July IG-After
many postponements, the much talked
Of meeting Of Governor Stone with SEN
ators Quay ard Penrose vas lad yester-
day This was the first time the gov
ernor had met the Senators since the
active canvass in behalf Of Judge Penny
packer was begun. Senator Quay ar
rived from Beaver shortly after Senator
.Penrose had got in from Philadelphia.
They were met by the governors mes
senger with the State carriage and driv-
en- to the executive mansion. where Gov
eTnor Stone welcomed them as pleas
antly as though there never had been
any I'Gerences about candidates or
measures
Senator Quay was fatfgued after his
long. not ride. and asked to be excused
when approached by newspaper men at
the Union Station Governor Stone had
repeatedly said he did not know what
the Senator's were coming to see him
about. and. whilst he could conjecture
that there would be more or less poll
tics IN the pow-wow, he did not care 10
speculate. Senator Penrose denied at
the railroad station that they had come
to Harrisburg for a conference with the
Governor, but he did not expect to be
taken seriously.
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Green Ticket Prices
UNDERWEAR.

VLe IUt OF sOlISu Shitts, UTaWeTS,
Corset Covers; garments made of
cambric, muslin, and nainxook, trim
med with embroidery and lace;
skirts with umbrella fiounces trim
med with embroidery; corset covers.
lace and embroidery fronts; draw
eTs with two rows lace inserting and
lace rUffie; garments in this n nc
lot worth up TO S1-25. Spe- 0S.
eial tomorrow at --VO "
loo dozen Cambric and Muslin
Corset Covers French style q Il
and tight 1ttirg: sold every
where at tee..-.-.----..--.. y =
Odd lot Of Chiidren's Umbrella
Drawers: have wide rufFlex n
sizes 1 to s years. Green Ek@
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Green Ticket Prices
DRESSES

Odd and ends of Childrsn's Per
Gale Dresses. mother hubbard style;
braid trimmed, wide hens; 4
regular re 25e value reduced Il
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-30
PLEASURES PAST.

Mr. and Mrs. Seidlitz entertained
March %, in celebration of their
tenth wedding anniversary. Dancing
the evening. The guests included:
Mr. and Mrs. S. Carr, Mr.. and
Mrs. q. Orndorff, Mr. and Mrs F. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Thorne, Mr. and
Mrs. H. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Driese,
Mrs. II. E. Driese, Mrs j. Esch Mrs.
{. Rank. Mrs Carter, Miss Louise Driese.
Miss Olga Driese, Miss Lottie Driese,
Miss Anderson, Miss Bertha Krey. Miss
Overlook, Miss Clara AffeIdt, J. +.
Slechta, F. Kern, Charles Rank F. Gil
rard, Adam Heck and Bert Rank.
Mrs. J. P. Mohan, of Lisbon street.
gave a chIldrens party for her son Roy
IN celebration of his eleventh birthday.
Thirty little people were entertained. The
hostess was assisted by Mrs. J. w Mans
Held and Mrs. Lawrence
Miss Bessie ParneIl, of Nina avenue,
gave a d1nner and bowling party FRIDAY
evening in honor of James f. GETTY. Of
Minneapolis. There We're six guests and
the y M. G. A. alleys were used for
bowling.
Mrs. Deifell. of Ramsey street, gave an
INFORMAL card party last evening for Mr.
and Mrs. ]. ?. Mohan, of Lisbon street.
MISS Emma Deifen played several num-
oers on the piano during the evening.
Mrs. l.. G. Hoffman, of Summit ave-
nue., entertained for her daughter Paul
Inc saturday afternoon. Progressive au-
thors was the game played.
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| entertain the members of the Womans
| auxiliary to John A. Logan camp, U. ".
| T., Thursday afternoon.
| street, will entertain the members of the
| c. w. B. NJ of the Central Christian
| Church Wednesday evening
The joint divisions No. I, A. o. H. and
! No. 2, Daughters of Erin will hold their
annual card party and ball at Elks hall
| tomorrow evening.
Mrs f. g. Thore will entertain the
| Young Peoples Society of st. Sigfrids
| Church Thursday evening at her home
on Iglehart street.
| The Ladies Aid Society Of the Peoples
| Church will hold all-day meeting Tues
| day at the home of Mrs A. c. keith, on
Carroll street.
| per on walter Pater" before the Thurs
| day club at it's meeting this week in the
| Aberdeen.
| The Minnesota Audubon society will
| hold it's annual meeting Saturday evening
at the nome of Miss Perry, on Laurel
avenue.
Mrs John w. Lux, of Aurora avenue,
| will entertain the Sewing club Wednes-
day afternoon at progressive th1mble
bee
The st. Paul Presbytery will hold its
regular quarterly meeting Tuesday fore
noon, April s, at the East Presbyterian
church.
The last meeting of the Friday circle
of the meeting will be "Prometheus
Bound"
Mr. and Mrs NJ r. ConabIe, of Grand
avenue. entertained the members of the
Cycle History class at dinner last even
ing.
The Tabernacle society will give sill
yer tea Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs H. c. McNair on Laurel avenue.
The degree team of Ramsey camp, M.
w. A, will give it's annual Easter ball
Wednesday evening at Central hall
The Bald Eagle Yacht club will give a
dancing party Wednesday evening at
Woodruff hall. in Merriam Park.
The Sewing Circle of Garfield Corps
| will meet with Mrs. Eldridge 174 w.
College avenue Friday afternoon.
the Ladies' Social Union of St. Pauls
Untversalist Church will meet Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Rothschild.
The Young Peoples Society of st. Sig
frid's Church will give a basket social
April in the church parIors.
The Laurel Cycle club will give a shirt
waist party friday evening at Lifts hall
The Royal k<Jcial club will give a dane
| ing party April 10 at Cambridge hall
The Minnesota Gopher Club No. 21~wil1
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Edgington, the meeting having been
postponed one week.
Mrs F. w. Bergmeier, of Fountain
street, entertained Tuesday afternoon for
the Iehtn birthday anniversary of her
daughter Eta
Mrs M. L. Ryan, of East Sixth street,
left Monday for Decorah, H.. where she
was called by the serious illness of her
mother.
There will be an aIl-day meeting Of the
Ladies Guild Of st. Peters Episcopal
church, Wednesday. in the guild rooms
Mrs Richard Kneuertz, of the Alcayue.
will return this week from a visit of sew
eral weeks in Milwaukee and Chicago
=, The Ladies Aid Society of St Johns
Catholic Church will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. P J. Pheney.
Mrs. M. Fadden and Miss Florence Fad
den. of Fremont street, returned last
Friday from Grand Forks. n D.
Mrs. William Brink, of Bates avenue.
will entertain the Dayton's Bluff History
class Monday afternoon.
The We Ten club will be entertained
this evening by Mr.. and Mrs Paul Kreug-
er, of Maple street.
The Elysian Euchre club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs James Mulligan,
of Fremont street.
Mrs. S. P. Spindler, of Maple street en-
tertained the Thursday Afternoon Card
club last week.
Mrs. H. F. Stock, Of Maria avenue. will
day afternoon.
Mrs c. E. Griswold, of East Fifth street,
returned frcm a visit with relatives i'll
Nashua, Iowa.
The Afternoon Card club will meet Wed
nesday with Mrs. Adolph Giesen, OF
Mound street.
The I'm Zoo Wee club was entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. H. E. George.
Mrs. Alfred Keller, Of Mendoza street,
entertained at dinner Sunday.
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awarded to Mrs. Edward Kimbal!. Mrs.
Andrews, G. Bonney and A. P. Rotert.
The club will be entertained in two weeks
by Mrs. Kimball and Mrs. M. Hoban, at
the fomer's home, on East Third street.
An entertainment viii be given Tues
day evening at the Atlantic Congrega-
tional church, Bates Avenue and Conway
street. There will be a musical pro-
gramme under the direction of Mr. Bunt-
ing, the organist and refreshments will
be served by the ladies of the church.
The ladies Of the Bates avenue NJ. E.
church will be entertained Tuesday aft
ernoon by the officers of the Ladies Aid
Society at the home of Mrs. William
Brink, of Bates avenue. The officers are:
Mrs. E. HubbeII, Mrs. Brink, Mrs. George
Parker and Mrs. Weston Hayward.
The Twentieth Century Mission Band,
Of the Bates avenue M. E. church. was
entertained Friday afternoon by Arthur
Hubbell, of East Seventh street. Mrs.
| George Parker, of Maria avenue, will en-
tertain the society in two weeks. for her
daughter, Lillian.
The Sunday school children of the
Bates avenue NJ E. church will give their
Easter entertainment this evening.
The Ladies Cooperative Society Of the
Atlantic Church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs Charles May, of East Fourth
street.
The Epworth league and Christian En-
deavor societies of the Bluff held union
Sunrise prayer meeting at seven o'clock
this morning, at the Atlantic church,
Bates avenue.
Mrs w. c. Parker, the guest of her
son, Rev. George Parker. and wife OF
Maria avenue returned to her home in
Grand Forks, n. D., Thursday.
Mrs Frank Aldrich of Clark street,
entertained at cards last Friday evening.
Favors were won by Mrs. Allardyce. Mrs.
Clayton and Mrs Mabry.
The Edelweiss Needle Art club was en-
tertained at the nome of Miss Addie
| Hoefer, Tuesday evening. Miss Schiller
will be the next hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs z Beaudin will entertain
| the Octavia Cincn club Tuesday evening
The Boxer Cinch club will meet Thurs
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-30
WEST SIDE.

The Erstwhile Euchre club held their
last meeting of this season Monday even
ing with Miss Bea Mcdonald. Prizes were
won by Miss Dora Christianson, Miss
Anna Stiedl, Gus Whitman and Percy
Burnham.
Mrs L. E. Penney entertained the
Birthday club at progressive euchre
Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were
awarded Mrs. Theodore w. Brown, Mrs
w. ]. SanbOrn and Mrs. Edward Them.
The ladies of Bethany Congregational
church held a social, Tuesday evening,
n the DarlOrs of the church, on West VIM
fired street. "A Pe6dler's Paradise was
the main feature of the evening.
The West Side Junior society is making
arrangements to give an informal dancing
party, Wednesday evening Of next week
April 9, at the West Side Opera House hall
on South Wabasha street.
The Ladies' Guild of Ascension Church
will hold reception tomorrow evening
for Bishop Edsall at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. John Dale on Prescott street.
The Leisure Hour Euchre club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. P. O'Brien,
of West George street. They will meet
next week with Mrs. P. Bradley.
The Cosmopolitan Euchre club will
dance informally, Wednesday evening,
at Workman hall, corner Greenwood ave-
nue. and East RObie street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the English
Lutheran Church meets with Mrs. B. M.
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entertain the members and friends of the
church Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs William Brink, on Bates avenue.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Good
rich Avenue Presbyterian Church will
mold It's annual meeting for the election
OF othcers Thursday afternoon at O. oclock
in the parlors of the church.
Mrs. G. L. Gaylord, of Frank street, en-
terta1ned the OLD Friends Cinch club
Wednesday afternoon. Prizes were won
by Mrs. r. j.. Binet Mrs Chapdelain
and Mrs. H. c. Lundt.
Unity Tent, Knights of the Maccabees,
VIII give its annual Easter bail Tuesday
evening in Bowlby hall c. L. Fisher is
chairman of the committee in charge of
arrangements.
The members of the Social club of Com
pany ID, First regiment, N. G. S. M,
will give their annual dancing party
Thursday evening at the armory on West
Sixth street.
r., The Endless Chain Social club met
Prizes We're Won by Mrs Howe. Mrs
Lenihan, Mrs. Hayes, Mrs. Ward and
Mrs. Greer.
The Commercial club will give an East
ef Dali tuesday evening in their club
rooms. This will be the first large dane
the club
Daytons Bluff Camp No. 20, w. 0. w.
gnu Woodmen Circle No. Is will give a
qanclng party tomorrow evening at their
---' A-ceH| OONCAtll anu IAeduy streets.
The Young Matrons club will meet
Fr!day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Dyer; A cooking lesson on ''Macoroni''
VII! be demonstrated by the hostess.
me executive board of the Twenty
third district of w. c. T. u. will mea+
a. the home of Mrs. Warren Upham At
Central Park, Friday afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. f. F. Sands, of Laurel
! avenue, Will entertain the members of the
Young Mems League of the First Baptisf
Church tomorrow evening.
Pride OF st. Paul Hive No. {, L. O. IT.
M, will give card party April at its
hall, 37 Robert street
Miss Kate Burgess, of the Newport, will
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Joistad, of East Winifred street, next
Wednesday afternoon.
The ladies of Westminster Presbyterian
cnufch held sock social Friday even
ing at the church A short musical pro
gramme was rendered
Mrs. f. B. Doran, Of East Congress
street entertains the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Hebron Baptist Church next
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Michels entertained the FIeur de
Lis Euchre club Tuesday afternoon.
Prizes were received by NIesdames Ltsby,
Rutter and Sanders.
Mr.. F. G. Eisenhart, of Larimore, N.
p, who has been the guest of Mrs. J.
Rebhok, of South Wabasha street, has
sreturned to his home.
Messrs. Fahey and HeckIe will give an
informal dancing party Thursday evening
at Paul Martins hall on South Wabasha
street
The Kings Daughters held a devotional
NEE Thursday evening at the home
of Mrs. w. r. Tuchelt, on Winslow ave-
nue.
Winifred street, have returned from a
three weeks visit in New York and New
Jersey.
Mrs. ". J. Doran, of East winifred
street. has returned from visit with
relatives and friends in Menomonie, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Larson, of Spokane,
Wash, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Christensen, of Brown avenue
Mrs. I. Sussex, of Hope, N. D., was the
guest during the past week of Mrs F.
H. Schriber, of West Delos street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Theim will en-
tertain the Thursday Night club this week
at her home on East Isabel street.
Mrs. A. J. Davis. of East Winifred
street. has returned from a two weeks
visit with relatives in Kansas City.
The Busy Workers were entertained
Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Marie
You'd, of East Congress street.
Mrs. Norman Keller. of TrimbelIe. Wis.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Ber-
ry, of East Isabel street.
Mrs. 0. Leitner, of West Isabel street,
entertainS the Neighborhood Euchre club
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. A Hampstead of Chicago, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Rutherford,
of Livingston avenue.
Mrs. William Calton and son Robert.
of West Delos street. have returned
| from Chicago.
Mrs. E A. Bean. of Butte, Mont, is Wis
iting Dr. and Mrs o. A. Beal, of West
Isabel street.
Mrs G. o. Bean and daughter, Miss
Agnes Bean, are visiting at Cassville,
Wis.
A. L. Graves, Of Bidwen street. has re-
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Haas Of West
George street. left for Montana last week.
Miss Wilhelm will entertain the Young
Peoples Whist club Saturday evening.
Mr. M Ryan, of West George street,
is in Montana
More handsome original antique furni-
ture Call $50 Rice ST, Lyon.
The Saint Paul globe., 1902-03-30
HAMLINE.

The Mothers Club of Hamline will
meet Wednesday afternoon, April 2, in
the Knox Presbyterian church at 2:3O;
subject, Care Of the Eyes, Ears,
and Teeth Papers vii be read by
Mrs. S. NJ. Kirkwood. Miss Edith B. Tay-
lor and Mrs. Mcconnell. Mrs. BrimhaII
of St. Paul will sing.
The wedding of Miss Herva Christ to
Mr.. Robert Sheldon was sOlemnized Tues
day evening at the home of the brides
mother. Mrs z. Y. N Christ 908 Eighth
street Southeast Minneapolis Only the
family and few intimate friends were
present.
The HamIine Fortnight1y club met at
the home of Mrs. E. n. Wolover After
the programme the election Of officers oc-
Cured. Mrs c. n. Akers was reelected
president, Mrs E. Thompson, vice presi-
dent Miss Cora Montgomery, secretary
The Hamline Six O'clock club will meet
Monday evening. Prof Lucker, of the
State Agricultural school, will discuss
Industrial Training" DR.. G. II. Bridge
man will also speak.
The Young Peoples Societies of the
Knox Presbyterian Church and the
Methodist Church will hold a union serv-
ice prayer meeting Easter morning in
the NJ. e. church.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Knox
Church will hold a special meeting Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry
Jones. t..-..- ...
Miss Winnie Bloomfield, of Hastings,
has been the guest of her mother, Mrs.
+. D. Bloomfield Taylor avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. HENS have re-
/ turned from Florida, and have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. F.. E. Cole
Mr. Paul Paulson has returned from
NCrth Dakota where he mas been in a
surveying party.
Miss Ella Funk, Of Faribault, has been
the guest of Mrs. E. N. Wolover.
Mrs. j. Pemberton is entertaining Miss
Ada Pemberton of Eden Prairie
Miss Florence Wells has returned to
Forest Lake.
Miss Ethel Bradford has returned from
| Monticello.
Mr.. H. L. Yandegrift, of Albert Lea
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ST. PAUL PARK.

The Young Peoples Christian Assoc.a-
ton Of the Presbyterian Church hpII fts
annual meeting for the election of Off
GERS w WCdnesddy evening The follOwfIz.
were elected: Miss AGd.e Kendall uras-
ldent; Miss Sena Nelson, vice president;
Miss Grace FoOte secretary, Mr. Auer
ElVgren, treasurer.
Miss Bertha Biscue ana Miss Frances
House spent Wednesday and Thursday
with Cottage Grove friends.
Miss Hattie McEown entertained the
Misses Mary and Lucy Hummel and Mrs.
Z. L. Mckown Tuesday.
Mrs. A. Fl. Steen, Ell Cottage Grove,
spent the past week with her sister Mrs
George CraWSGaW.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dellamine left last week
for their new home in New Richmond,
Wis.
Mrs Charles McKown and Miss HATTIE
MckGwp were guests Uf Mrs EbeI in
the city.
!! Mrs. w, ]. TarbaH, Of Minneapolis,
spent Saturday with AIRS. Eugen. Bell.
Miss Myrtle Munger, of st. PAUL visit
ed Miss Fitzgerald Wednesday.
Miss Blanche MclEown visited VIM
! throp several days last week
| Mrs. Fred Wulf is entertaining Mss
| Emma Wulf, of Wheaton.
| Miss Lucy HummeI mas returned from
/ St Anthony PARK.
Mrs. Frank Schabcrt visited friends in
the city last Sunday.
Mrs John Lewis left Tuesday evening
for Albany, n. Y.