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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16
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To make canned fruits, the West
Indians first cut the fruit into cubes.
They leave the cubes several days In
sea water, and then immerse them
in hot syrup.
Mr.. Edison's 'toy," the phonograph,
is said to be growing in use as a
substitute for stenographers in the die
tation of correspondence. 1t was used
recently as q witness in a coroner's
inquest.
Among the fishing population Of Lam
cashire coast there exists strong
prejudice against learning to swim.
the belief being that swimming only
serves to prolong the agony Of death
by drowning.
Certain months in the year, the
Town Council at Yarmouth, England,
employs a band to play twice daily
in the Wellington Gardens. An admis.
sion of a penny a head is charged.
Last season the receipts were $13,500.
Professional shoppers are employed
by a large London firm Of diapers
to test the ability of shop assistants.
This firm owns over thirty large shops,
and employs nearly 1000 assistants. To
find out whether every customer is
politely served, a number of women
customers are employed to call at
the various shops. They are told to
give as much trouble as possible, and
sometimes to leave without making a
purchase after looking at nearly every.
thing in the shop.
The resistance of cedar wood to de-
cay has long been famous, and cedar
fence posts often last for generations.
A remarkable instance of the indie
structibility Of cedar has been noted in
the State of Washington, where a for
est Of hemlocks, near Acme, has grown
cedars. The trunks Of cedar although
lying in the moist soil, have been al
most perfectly preserved for at least
$50 years, the length Of time that the
rings Of growth show the hemlocks to
have been growing above their fallen
predecessors.
Among the birds that are living a
higher life, 1t is the female bird who
carries the hod during building time.
The husband sits about on twigs and
tells her how to do it. A woodpecker
should be a very pariah among decent
birds. The moment woodpecker's
mate gets through nesting, he tells her
"to take her clothes and go"-then he
establishes himself in the house she
has built-and she goes and builds an
other for winter. She is fool enough
to take another woodpecker to boss
the job, If she can find one willing,
but as a general thing all the male
woodpeckers at that time are as COM
fortably provided for as her legitimate
spouse, SO she has to work without
getting kicked for it.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16

To make canned fruits, the West
Indians first cut the fruit into cubes.
They leave the cubes several days In
sea water, and then immerse them
in hot syrup.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16

Mr.. Edison's "toy," the phonograph,
is said to be growing in use as a
substitute for stenographers in the die
tation of correspondence. 1t was used
recently as q witness in a coroner's
inquest.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1902-07-16

Among the fishing population Of Ian
cashire coast there exists a strong
prejudice against learning to swim.
the belief being that swimming only
serves to prolong the agony Of death
by drowning.
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The entertainments of the past week,
teas, dinners and Iuncheons, have been
marked by a greater elaboratenesS
than has been seen here for many
years. In fact there is every year this
noticeable increase in the richness of
the entertaining, and not alone in the
profuSion of flowers and the elegance
Of the refreshments, but in the dress
ing of the women. There are no wom-
en- anywhere Who dress better or more
than those of this city. And this
handsome costunling is not alone
among the young married and older
Wonlen but even the girls and those
SO young as to be but debutantes, dress
eldborately and are apparently the
possessors of wardrobes ample enough
to enable them to appear in different
4rock at each entertainment. While
this is the case, there are very few
heartburHings over the matter, and
those girls who are not able to dress
so we'll, have Just as good time as
their better-gowned sisters. The reign
OF white has added much to the pic
tureSQue appearance OF entertain
ments; this was very marked at Mrs
Sneye's tea where many beautiful
white gowns were worn. Among these
were the debutante Miss Stickney,
Mrs. Boyeson, who wore a very hand
some gown of White satin, Miss Hol-
bert. who is very beautiful in any
thing, Miss Constans, the debutante,
Mrs. E. n. Saunders, and Miss Joseph
inc KalnIan.
Among the affairs scheduled for the
coming week is the afternoon cinch
party to be given tomorrow by Mrs
Oliver Dalrynlple, Of Summit avenue,
in honor of Mrs. Buss and Mrs. RAIDER,
sisters OF Mrs. a. R. Dalrympfe; Mrs.
Morgan's tea Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Kobbe, wife of the COM
handing officer of this department to
be given at the Prince residence in
lower town; the coming out tea for
Miss Helen Holbert on Thursday at
the HoIbert residence on Summit ave-
nue., and Mrs Fields tea for Miss
Field the same afternoon; and a tea
TO be given by Mrs Konantz and Miss
Konantz, Of Dayton avenue, on Satur-
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enue, will give a progressive cinch party
MoIfda V Afternoon for rNds.s RAIDER. OF Cali
iforsnia, and Mrs. e. F1'@sBuss, Tof 7GllIes1go
who are guests of. Mrs. a. R.. Dalrymplee
Mrs. 4, T. Bigelew, of eIglehartg street,
will give, an Informal reception Tuesday
afternoon at her home in, Merriam Park
for Mrs. Mary b. Lewis, Of Minneapolis
Mrs. O. P Lanpher. OF Portland avenue,
will introduce her daughter, Miss Adel
Lanpher, and her niece, Miss Miriam Hol-
man. at a reception Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. D.,A. eNEonfert, of Dayton avenue,
will entertain, the younger set and a
number Of young married people Thurs
day evening, Nov 10.
Gen. and Mrs. Michael r.. Morgan. of
Eighth street. viii give q reception
Wednesday, evening for Cen and Mrs.
William H. Kebbe. =
Mrs H. Ho1bert. of Summit avenue
will give a. reception Thursday afternoon
to- introduce her daughter, Miss. Helen
Holbert. ,s-a;s t,s*t
Mrs. John Crooks, of Holly avenue,
Will give a eardi party Tuesday afternoon
for Miss Crary, a November. bride.
Mrs Thaddeus C. Field. of Dayton av-
enue, will give tea Thursday after
noon for Miss Helen Atffeld Field
Mrs, Adolf,h Konantz and Miss Konantz
of Dayton avenue, Will give {, reception at
their home Saturday afternoon.
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CLUBS AND, CHARITIES.

Mrs. Frank BuSWeE, president of the
I Merriam Park Study class. entertained the
members of the club at luncheon and a
reception at her hbme1 on Lfndhurst ave-
nue. Wednesday afternoon. Thirty ladies
We're present. Mrs. Martha Wells, of Min
neapolis, spoke informally during the aft
| ernoon. .-1.l ZIG.
The Ladies' Aid of st. Sigfrid's Church
will give supper in the church parlors
from 6 until 10 o'clock. The committee
i'm charge OF the supper were entertained
by Mrs. A. T. Rosen Thursday afternoon.
The No Telling Euchre club was en-
tertai1ed last Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. John Hirsch.dof st. Anthony avenue
IFavors We're wen9by Mrs. A. F. Dewitt,
Mrs. w. r. Bloonlquist, Mrs. D. Mckin-
| non, Mrs. Z. f. German.
Warden Henry Wo1fer. of the state
prison will speak at a meeting of the
Century club Wednesday afternoon in the
parlors of the Dayton Avenue Presby-
I terrain church His subject will be Mod
ern Prison Problems. ."
The women of Park Congregational
church will entertain tie Congrega tionaI
Missionary society Tuesday at an all
day meeting. Mrs. Addfe BNby sUpham
will preside.
Mrs. T.. 6; Hutchins and Mrs. G.. w.
Whitacre will entertain Court No. s, Roy
al Ladies, at cards Friday afternoon at
the home of the former, 40 Clinton av
enue. zs-9 *
The women of Plymouth Congregational
for the pastor and his wife Thursday
evening in the pariors of the church.
Mrs. D. E. Polk Of ST. Anthony Park,
will entertain the Nathan Hale chapter,
d. A. r.. next Tuesday afternoon at a
regular meeting Of the chapter.
Prof. Tucker, of the state agricultural
college. will read a paper before the Ham
line Six O'clock club tomorrow evening
on Industrial Education"
Mrs. Denis Murphy, of Fairmont. av.
enue, will entertain the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of st. Lllke's parish tomorrow aft
ernoon.
viii entertain the Entire Nous Euehre
club Tuesday afternoon at her home.
Mrs John oIrle, of Central Park place,
will entertain the Hamilton Whist club
Thursday afternoon.
Capitol Legion No. 446 will give its
Odd Fellows hall.
The ladies Of ST. James, church will give
a card party and rattle at ST. Francis
hall, on Warsaw street, Monday evening;
The first annual ball of the Boot and
! Shoe Workers District Joint Council OF
the Twin Cities was given in Federation
6all last night. Tie committees in
committee, G. w. Lawson, r. D. Sears,
D. LarkoWski; master of ceremonies, Wal
ter ,MeCrosson; fou1D committee, Peter
Frank Lamb, Ole ,Glauson, G. 81. Schmidt;
reception committee. Joe Bertrand Hen
ry Loeding, Frank Lyon, p. N. Zwicky,
Tom Stewart. J. 1Sauerwein.
There will be an interesting programme
of music and recitatiofs at the Commons
Literary and Society club Monday night.
Mrs J. B. Morrison, Miss Harper and
Miss Sample will sing, Miss Bum and
Miss Harper will read, and instrumental
music will be furnished by Messrs. Merri.
son. Crane MatIiews6n and others. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The Thursday Night club held its an
nual business meeting last Friday even
ing. Dr. H. g. Dampier was reelected
president; Mrs. " T. Hawkins. vice
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PERSONAL.

Miss r. Foley and Miss L. Weaver, of
Manufacturers millinery department, have
gone East. They will return shortly with
the latest novelties for the mid-winter
season.
Mrs. Gustave Kulander, of Onigum,
Cass county, Mimi, left for home on Fri
day last after visit Of several weeks
among relatives in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank d. Willis have
returned from Iris place, Brentwood. and
are at home at 81 Western avenue north,
for the winter
Miss Lillian Hartsten, of Harrington
avenue, left last evening for Crandon,
Wis, to attend the wedding of her friend,
Miss Grace Shaw
Mrs M. j. O'Shaugnessy Jr., of Summit
avenue, will return from Chicago tenaor-
row. She has been visiting there for
several weeks
Mrs E. S. Lightbourne, of Somerset
street, left on Friday last for few
weeks visit among friends in Cass coun-
ty. MINI.
Mrs. Frederick H Gheen, of Detroit,
will arrive in st. Paul in few weeks
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PAST PLEASURES.

Mrs. B. Mcbride was surprised at her
home on Charles street Friday evening.
Among those present were: Mrs. Puff
Mrs. Durand, Mrs. Quinn, Mrs. Daun,
Mrs. Monnahan, Mrs. Buckley, Mrs. Lee,
Mrs. Lent, Mrs. Farley, Mrs. Davis, Mrs
Cooley, Mrs. Ludwig, Mrs. Moore Misses
Sadie and BERTHE Barton. Misses Sarah
and Emma Quinn. Miss Louisa Ching,
Misses George and Emma Ross, Miss
Blaach Durand, Miss Annie Ludden, Miss
Mollfe Neeman Mr.. Puff, Mr.. Ross, Mr.
Davis, Mr.. Mcbride and Master John Nc
Bride.
A surprise party was given in honor
Of Miss Frances Bennett at Hedmans
hall Thursday evening. Dancing was the
feature of the evening, and was enjoyed
by a large number of her friends.
Miss Fannie Duncan, of West Congress
street, celebrated her thirteenth birthday
Wednesday evening, entertaining twenty
of her young friends. Miss Florence
Yoerg assisted the Misses Duncan in sery-
ing. light refreshments
Mrs. S. O. Merrill. of $50 Laurel avenue,
gave an informal luncheon at the MARI
borough Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Mef-
rill soon leaves for Atlanta, Ga, to
spend the winter.
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not expect to get into their new house.
Until next spring.
Mrs. Dr. Stewart, Of Portland ave-
rue, will leave soon for Boston where
she will spend the winter with Mrs.
Aver, who is her niece and was for
n1erly Miss Banning, of st. Paul. Mr.
and Mrs. Aver, who live in Lowell part
of the year, have built a very elegant
home on Beacon street, Boston, which
they will occupy this winter. Mr.. F..
D. Stewart, second son Of Mrs. Stew
art, has sailed for Europe to travel
5rntil the spring with a friend from
Minneapolis.
r Mr.. Moore, of Southern California,
who is a brother of Mrs. Tiffany, of st.
Paul, has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Tiffany for some time. He will
return to California in a few weeks
accompanying Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and
Miss Wheaton when they go. The
party will go to San Francisco first for
q short stay.
Mr. w. p. Clough, an old resident of
st. Paul, now living ia New York, ar
rived last Sunday, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Cleugh, and will re-
main in St Paul for some time. Miss
eClough will spend the winter here.
Mrs Horace Bigelow, of Irvine Park,
has also recently returned from New
5 York where she has been visiting her
daughters, Mrs. Ethan Allen and Mrs.
: IvY7sLee.
+ Miss Emma TimberTake, of Arundel
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SOCIAL.

The marriage of Miss Mary Dana to
John Sheppard Stone will be solernnized
Wednesday evening at half after eight
o'clock in st. James church, in Chicago.
Miss Antoinette Pierson, of Hartford,
Conn, will be the maid of honor and
the bridesmaids will be Miss Alice Pope,
of st. Paul; Miss Louise FoItz, Miss Isa-
bel Adams, Miss Kathleen Scudder and
Miss Julia Mcconnell, of Chicago, and
Miss Julia Moss, of Lake Forest, III.
George Chase Christian. of Minneapolis.
will be the best man, and the following
is a list of the Uslers: Richard p. Dana,
brother of the bride, of Chiea go: Rich
naend P. Warner and Albert w. Lindeke,
of st. Paul; Lieut.. Clarence G.. Bunker, of
Fort Getty, S. c.; Harry G. Miller, Dud-
ley P. Wilkinson William Harrison Jones
and Dr. Phillip L. Doane, of Chicago.
Mrs. Walter Frederick Myers, of Ash
land avenue, gave a large reception Mon
day afternoon to introduce her daugh-
ter, Miss Margaret Myers. Mrs. Myers
was assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Clark, Mrs.
Gilehrist, Mrs. Claiming Seabuy, Mrs.
Mary Lee Scott, Mrs. Wemott. Mrs. VIII
liam BramhaIl, Mrs. w. Fl. Vittun Mrs.
B. I. Stanton, Mrs. Edward Hopper, Mrs.
Robert H. Kirk, Mrs. E. R. Sanford,
Mrs. o. L. Taylor, Mrs. w. P. Abbott,
Miss Bend, Miss Louise Cochrane, Miss
Margaret Davis. Miss Jean Stiekney, Miss
Adele Lanphere, Miss Miriam Holman,
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Miss Ethel Haynie,. Miss Minnie Timber
lake, Miss Eleanor ,'Ritzinger, Miss Elinor
Dickinson, Miss Clara Kellogg, Miss We
mot, Miss Goddard. Miss Elsie Constans,
Miss Clara Knowlton, Miss Elsie Hopper,
Miss May Abbott,a Miss Refine Hurnbird
wore dainty froek Of white pineapple
cloth made over white silk. She Wore %
corsage bouquet Of pink orchids and car
ried a large bouquet Of pink and white
cosmos. Mrs Myers wore a handsome
gown of black. silk ret made over black
silk and trimmed with cream point lace
applique. .s}oe,.S -
Mrs. B. E Stanton, Of Ashland avenue
will give a luncheon Tuesday for, Miss
Margaret Myers, q, deButante, entertain
ing about forty women. The luncheon
will be given at the Town and Country
club. tis
Mrs c. s. Fefnald, of Lincoln avenue,
has issued invitations for tea to be
given Tuesday Nov. 4, for Mrs. Thomp..
son Cooper and Miss Margaret Cooper, of
Tacoma. Wash. who have recently re-
moved to st. Paul.
Miss Kitty Marvin, Of South Exchange
street. will give a dancing party FRIDAY
evening, Nov. Z. at Summit hail. az
Mrs. Oliver Balrymple. of Summit av-
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visit Ter mother, Mrs. Delos A. Mon

Earl j. Douglas, of West University
avenue. left Wednesday evening for a
two weeks pleasure trip to New York
Mrs. Ed 1EeGIaughlin. of Milwaukee.
a guest of Mrs. J, N. Savard the past
week, has returned to her home.
II. s. Manchester, of Manufacturer
Cloak and suit department, has gone to
New York for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford Livingston, of
Summit avenue, have returned from their
country place atSGable, Wis.
Miss Elizabeth Carney, of Batavia. N.
X, IS Visiting Mrs. Samuel G. Iverson,
of Marshall aveEs,e.
Miss Laura Ryan, CT Ig1ehart street, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. B. f. Halves,
in New FORK city.
Miss Rebecca Carnes, of Fuller street,
has returned after d pleasant visit in
Wfnona.
& Mrs. Otis Perfect. of Lincoln avenue,
will leave this evening for Anamess, Wis.
/. ~ Miss Qber, of Minneapolis is the guest
of Miss Duncan, Of West Congress street.
IS M iss IIplbert, of Summit avenue, is
entertaining Miss, Vawter, of Chicago.
III ISIS Elsie Nieols, Of Nelson avenue,
viii visit In Little Falls
E Vernon Van Deusen, of Iglehart street,
is visiting in the East.N
= Mrs. F. B. Kellogg, of Crocus, Hill,
is visiting In New York.
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street, has gone on a shooting expe-
dition with her father and brother.
Miss Timberlalle is one of the few5yst.
Paul girls who is an expert with "a
gun. :
Mrs. Franklin Rising, of Winona,
who has been spending a few days in
ST. Paul and Minneapolis, left Tuesday
for Fergus Falls where she spent a
cay or two before returning home.
Mrs Henry B. Whipple, widow Isof'
the late Bishop Whipple, has sold her
residence in Massachusetts, and VIII
hereafter make her home in Faribault
where the bishop lived so many years
and left so many monuments OF his
labors. Mrs. Whipple has also WIN
ter home in Faribault.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder Merriam, of
Summit avenue, will go to New York,
about the middle of November to
spend a few weeks with Mr.. Merrianl's
sister, Mrs. Mckenna. Mr.. and Mrs.
McConville, Of Arundel street, left Fri
day night for New York where they
viii remain for a month.
Mrs. J. B.. TarboX, of White Bear,
las been in Des MoineS for several
weeks the guest of, her daughter Mrs.
Stenable, of that city. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
A. Severance, of the Aberdeen, will go
East the middle of November for d
stay of several weeks.
The tea given Friday afternoon by
Mrs. A. G. Brisbine at the residence of
her daughters Mrs. Hayes, was a real
gathering of old settlers and we'll
known women, given in honor of Mrs.
George Armstrong, who is here for a
short time. Mrs. Brisbine was assist
ed in receiving by Mrs.. Hayes, Mrs.
j. D. Armstrong, Mrs. E. V. Appleby,
Mrs. John harrington, Miss Katherine
harrington, Mrs. Day, Mrs. G. 5.
Young, Mrs. Augustine Langford, Mrs.
Judson and others.
Mrs. c. e. FIandrau, of Pleasant
avenue, will leave for Pittsburg this
evening where she will spend two
weeks wit hher sister.
The LOCKER On.
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and treasurer: The first meeting of the
W. Boyd Thursday evening, Nov. g.
Starlight camp, r. N. A., will give their
sixth anniversary ball in the new Wood
man h 3 al Tuesday evening, Nov. 4 at 100
camp will meet in the new hall on the
first and third Tuesdays after Nov. +
The Lower Town Mothers club viii
meet Wednesday afternoon in the kinder
Dr. A. B. Allen will address the meeting
on THE Care of the Teeth
Mrs. John Dale, of Prescott street, will
entertain .s,t IN the members Of the Ladies
Study class, Thursday afternoon. The
members Of the Eradelphian club viii Be
the guests Of the society.
The. next hop in the Laurel hop series
OF members dancing parties will be Civ
en- en- at.Litts hall Wednesday evening. The
st. Anthony Hill orchestra will play.
Mrs. G. w. Bowers, of sherburne ave-
nue., will entertain the members of the
Lucky Thirteen Eucl1re club, Tuesday
afternoon Nov. 4.
Miss Esther Swanson. of Grove street,
VIII entertain the Priscillas of the English
Memorial Lutheran Church, Tuesday
evening.
{ The Ladies Aid Society of Central Park
NJ D. Church viii hold an all-day work
church.
Miss Belle Stevens, of Mound street
+ will entertain the members of the Su1nus
club Saturday evening, at eueflre
Unite Hive No. SO, L. O. T. M, will
give a card party and dance at Bowfby
hall "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Otto Stein. Of the Newport Will
+ entertain the members of the Birthday
1 Club, Monday, Nov. 9. -
+ Mrs. j. Thurston, of Bidwel avenue
VIII entertain the Kings Daughters,
Tuesday afternoon. $50 {.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the N. A. S. E.
viii give card party, Nov. 10, in Cen
s trail Annes hall
Mrs ]. IT. Hargraves, Of Park avenue
will entertain the Autumn club tomorrow
+ afternoon.
Mrs. M. Nugent, will entertain the So
+ cial Sixteen club, Tuesday afternoon.
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entertained the Thinble bee Friday after-

entertained the Thimble bee Friday after
noon.
MISS Ethel LIE May and Miss Jennie
German visited friends in Hazel Park
Friday.
Mrs. John Gordon Brown entertained
the I'm Zoo Wee club Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. H. vistadt of Maple street. re-
turned Tuesday from visit in River
Falls.
The Elysian Euchre club will be enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Hart,
Mrs. c. 3. Mounts. of Hudson avenue,
will remove to Manchester Nov. l.
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MATRIMONIAL.

Invitations have been issued for, the
marriage of Miss Lettie Buchanan,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Buck
man. to Henry F. Klein, of Cleveland,
/ Ohio, to take place Monday evening. Nov.
TO-. at the home of the bride on Nina
avenue
Miss Lila Staples Clark daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. Matt Clark, and Harry EN-
NETT tt Carney, OF Mankato VIII be MARI ri
home of the bride, CID Summit avenue.
Rev. Ambrose McNulty. will perform the
ceremony. Miss Jane Clark, a sister of
the bride, will be maid of honor, and Leo
Carney brother of the groom, will be
! the best man.
Mr. and Mrs ]. H. F. Conrad. of Au-
rora avenue, have issued Invita- tons for
the marriage of their daughter, Miss
. Claribel Conrad, to James Lefty, of Min
neapolis, to take place Nov II, at the
home Of the brides parents.
Miss Elizabeth Matheis, daughter of
Charles Matheis, and James w. McHose,
will be married Nov. 3, at the home Of
the bride,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-10-26

We guarantee our French Dye Clean
Ind on ladies' garments. City Dye House,
400 Wapasha.
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Mr. William C. harrington of Buffa-
10, spent two days the first part of the
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrington,
of Pleasant avenue. Mr.. Harrington is
a very busy man and makes flying
business trips of a few days at time
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Mr.. and Mrs. Mickey, who were mar
ried a few weeks ago at st. Paufs
church, have been in New York and
Mcntral, and are now visiting Mr.. Me-
Keys family in Brookfine, near Bos-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn have returned
from their wedding journey, bat do
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Mrs. e. c. Haynie, of Iglehart street,
has issued invitations for a tea to be
given Thursday afternoon, Nov. 6, to
Introduce her daughter, Miss Ethel
Haynfe. Miss Haynie is very fair, and
a very pretty girl She has been east
at school for several years.