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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-05-16
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81 Pendant plusieurs an1Ie,
~ q ! ! q / s ! { z s. D: ] ]: 8: ] 8 ] i .: 4: i: ]: y !: !: !: "
~ j'ai ~souffert DIES consenuen,
des imprudences du jeune q
R$A ~ ct de ignorance des lois de
ySk$6A nature. Jai pave DIES centa1,
NfM6% de dollars a des medecins s;
01$ m obtenir de resultats. Fin:.
go ment, pendant un VOYAGE
Europe. j'ai consulte I'M docteur parisien b.
connuq ui ma ordonne des, indictments
n ,ot enforcement 4h!s e IN gusri: R'ai informe eerta
souffraient du meme genre d'affection ont ess.
lie remede ct ont aussi etc parfaitement guf
A1ors. ju fus absolument convaincu que n'imp.
qui pouvait Sc retab1ir au moyen de ce ren,
merveilleux. LIE vieux docteur ma dome {
prescription, ct, sachant bien que beaucou1
personnes peuvent en- obtenir les ne;
bene6ces, j'ai decide de l'offrir a ceux de
concitoyens qui peuvent avoir hesoin de ce pt
de traitement. Je mai rien a vendre, je ne
mande pas d'argent ct je ne pubic ceci
parce que je crois etre utile a c
qui soufrent.s 81 lone vous ave7 besoin de
remede, ecrivez-moi aujourd'hu1, e1voyez-mo
timbre-poste pour la reponse ct ;e vous anve,
la prescription ecrite Ell francois.
CHARLES JOHNSON. No. z3o Holman S; -
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-05-16

salt partie il y a queloues ann6es
ct je sails qu'on a 6t6 heureux de
le voir revenir a Duluth. II va sans
dire quill est aussi entire dams For
chestre CONNIE premier clarinettls-
te.
lie DR. Philemon Roy a main
tenant un joli cheval ct I'm boghei.
Les afffaires wont bien ct Monsieur
le docteur ne veut plus marcher ct
ma pas lie temps d'attendre les
chars. Son cheval a I'm "pedigree""
a CO qu'on me dit, car il Went des
fameuses 6tables de feu Isaac Sta
ples de Saltwater.
lie DR. Canac- Marquis de San
Francisco, CAL, a 6t6 de nouveau re-
6lu chlrurgien:en chef de pHopital
Francais de cette vile. Une autre
nouvelle que je viens d'apprendre
il y a quelques instants c'est que
quelqu' un de St Paul a reeu ces
1ours derniers une lettre dun DIES
amis du DR. Marquis distant que CO
dernier aurait place quelques mile
dollars l'ann6e derniere sur une
mine dor, je crois, laquelle est de-
venue tout q coup une mine de
Galconde. On offrirait, parait-il,
des centaines de mile dollars au
DR. Marquis qui ne veut pas ven
Dire q ST bon march6. Je dome Get
to nouvolle pour CO qu'elle yaut
car je men connais pas plus long.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-05-16

L'instruction sans education est
un torrent sans d1gue, ct l'6duca-
ton sans religion, un foyer sans
feu.
Ar1r,or1r Coor,,,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1902-05-16
Ne PayeZ Plus de LOyer ! !!

La National Home Seekers Association vous achetera une resi-
|dence de votre propre choix dams nimpore quel endroit ds Etas
Unis on payera lhypotheque que vous avez actuellement sur votre re:
re nett + rargent en- payments dc $3.50 par mois.
Protection des Membres
ST par malade GU par perte de'travail un membre manque de
|rencontrer son payment mensuel aprAs que lemprunt q etc fat PAs-
ISOLATION continue ses placements dun fonds de reserve.
Les payments suivants vous achetent une residence.
81 50a SIS SO par mois vous achete ue residence de $1,000
3OOAllOO 1000
45Oal65O 5000
Faites une Investigation.
@. }. PHENIX, 255 Temple Court, Hennepin ct Washington.
Agent Canadien. Minneapolis, MINI.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

TIE capital removal is re aeiving
much attention in all parts Of the
state. and the discussions are being
carried on with yigor. In the past
two wears the sentiment for capital
removal has made great strides, and
today There are d hundefd men IN
favor Of bringing ii before the people
once where Z few years ago the
question was absolutely taoooed.
Pierre is protesting No alarm Qser the
coming attempt To get The measure
Through The legislature. and tne
people cut there state that this is
but 3 similar move that has been
started each year. We 90 MOI believe
that SINCE the capital has been al
Pierre that three TOWNS ever before
entered 5nto i compact similar 10
the q made ny Huron, Reoteld
and Mitchell. whereby the eoneensus
Of opinion WAS n favor Of capital re-
morai. and u labor 0aitedIY for the
success Of the project. Pierre may
smile at The compact made by these
uowns, but il will end in q might
sickening gr1maee before legislature
closes.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER q. 1902.

The question of location for hold
press association is ~agitating the
minds Of the newspaper brethren Of
this commonwealth. 1t seems that
the state capital is TO be tabooed
this winter and Invitations have been
extended from other towns in the
state. Sioux City. just over the line
ia Iowa. would like to have the South
Dakota editors come down there and
eat and sup with them. South Dakota
editors have d pretty warm feeling
for the Iowa town and we would not
be surprised TO see the association so
down there for the annual goodfellow-
ship meeting.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

In the matter Of the speakershipof
the house Of representatives il ap-
pears at the present time that Joe
Cannon, Of Illinois, will likely be
successful. a good mapyo Of the New
England states are lacking the
Illinois man, and il is reported that
at a conference in Chicago Speaker
Henderson and MI. Cannon arranged
matters satisfactorily SO that The
retiring speaker viii lend his in
auence TO Cannon'S interests. 8
Washington dispatch does not give
the Babcock movement much prom
inenee. and says that The campaign
Lacks backbone. Mr.. Cannon has ali
along Incurred the unfriendly feel
ing Of the many representa- YES
because Of the careful watch he kept
on the treasury and has been the
means OF blocking a good many ap-
preparations by reason Of his being
chairman Of that committee. The
fight will be an interesting one.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
Resolutions Of Respect.

She is dead! No sleep
SO beautiful and calm,
BIO free from The trace Of pain.
So fair TO look upon.
Infinitely greater titan human
wisdom u comprehend, is the i'm
pelling motive that acruaIed the
Divine Mind TO sever the domestic
relations and bonds OF unity by which
Mr.. and Mrs. T. z. Barnard were
bound together as husband and wife.
and to destroy the family ties Of hnly
union existing between Mrs. 3. T..
Barnard and her children, by calling
hefs 50 p1ematureiys from the cares
and ricissiTn6as Of this life into the
phantom bark 10 sail with the
Areoangels Of the redeemed Oh the
silFery SEA 8 eternity: therefore
be ii:
Resolved: That We. 1he msnhers
Of Cha0ka Lodge. / O. O. T. with
put either expressed or implied
criticisms q that which auruated
tbe Savior q nen TO watr ber
DoJherlE spirit INTO realms W.
tathoned 10y mortal znin6,-5n re
spnnse 10 : daep SENSE OF du1y and
with feelings Of sadness. en6eavor &c
console oUr esteemed brother. z. T.
Barnard, and his children by eKtenG-
ing 30 them, in their TRYING HOURS
O earthly soliciuu6s AMI deep mourn
ing. oUt tender sypmathy and BROTH
etly compassion mingled with on,
united hopes that 1hs Sunshine q
their home which grew SO strangely
CARY. MAY. within the pear future
SEND 5Gs Pickering rays back &c CON-
fort their sa5deoed hearts by driving
away their present gloom and T.
EEnIn5ng thelr serrow-3aden home.
as IN DAYS gone bF.
Resoredt That d copy Of these re-
solutions De inserted 10 the records
Of t5e order. 4 copy sent TO the be.
reared family, and that they 5Js
published il Ihs papers Of cur eItT.
Respectfully Submitted.
O. " Coprsey. chairman.
N. L Orrell,
O. J. Fish.
Committee.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

The Cincinnati Enquirer believes
much ia the simplicity Of the army.
o. this COUNTY, Il does not believe
it necessary to ADOPT any Of the triIls
Of the European countries. The.
paper says: This country got along
for Z great many years and pnospeyed
and grew in grace and greatness with
d small army. simply ogranize6. II
fought d great civil MAJ without
European military frjMs. Our
generals who recently went abroad
no doubt learned i great deaL, bot tie
danger is that they will influence
congress toward TOO much expense-
70 & great DEAL tha, is mecelY
spectacular and Of 10 use 10 Z COUNTY,
whose best and greatest rolicy is
peace With al The world. The
theory that I frownlng.. army and
navy is the best ~conserYator Of peace
or that Z brilliant military establish
menr REBOUNDS 70 the honor and
giory Of Z counrry-- is utterly a
variance with common sense an6
with the history Of this great re-
public. There is no market for Bowie
knives in peaceful. industrial com-
munitle8. ReyoLyers are not i part
Of the personal equipment in mo0ern
civilization. If the craftsmanship
Of this country is What it ought 10
De the United States viii never haye
another var" The less osteltzy50n
IL the army Of this country rhe less
possibility Of Ir0UJie arising through
Ihe officers and prlVates. The popular
idea is 70 keep toe army small. still
within keeping Of the dignity II Ehe
country. and let display CT 10 the
foreign countries.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
THINKS MITCHELL WILL WIN
Iiougias County Man Says People
Blown That Way Are Working
fm Mitchell for Capital.

The capital removal plan has any
number of friends in ali parts of the
state and now that Huron. Redtielo
and Mitchell have combined Oh the
idea Of relocating the capital and
showing d disposition to work united
ly Oh the proposition the people Of
The state, we believe. Will rally to the
support Of the matter OF ~resnbnIis-
sion. The following article appeared
in the Sioux City journal Of Friday.
and shows that Mitchell is making
many friends as the future capital OF
the state:
Speaking of the moving OF South
Dakota;s capital, said George ID.
Ford, 1--WE are all working strong Tor
Mitchell down our way. and ] believe
We are going TO be successful.
Mr. Ford is 4 real estate dealer al
belmont and was d member Of the
Douglas county republican committee
in the late campaign.
douglas county people a~renatural-
~ in favor Of having the state capital
near enough TO US SO that it does not
take several Sabbath days journey to
get TO it and they are pledged TO sup
port Mitchell for the capital. Mitch
ell is a good town, and has the best
railroad facilities of any town in the
state thai is centrally located. We
made the removal Of the capital to
Mitchell Il state issue in the cam
palgn in our county. / don't want
TO give away any campaign secrets.
yr,r+ Il ln1.sa,-n Shot +Sn go, -. .al =.-,~a
brought uS a good many democratic
votes in Mitchell.
Yes, indeed, ] think tine legisla-
lure Will decide TO nov the capital
and according TO my way Of ttlinking,
Mitchell Will get it.
There is much talk over Pierre way
about retaining the capital at the
geographical center of the state, and
also they 7 making much of the new
settlement that is presumed 10 be
moving to the reservation. Twelve
years ago the people Of the state
placed the capital at the geographical
center, but when it took nine-tenths
OF those same people a day and q half
TO reach the geographical center they
commenced TO tire Of spending SO.
much time in that direction. Ever
since They have beer ~Glanoring for
The capital TO be placed within the
range Of accessibility. Mitchell
presents the strongest case for
accessibility. In The GREATER majority
Of cases people On this SIDE of the
river i come 10 Mitchell the same
day On leaving home and get back
within fifteen hours. Witt the
change Of time tables and ta1e In
creased service there is no question
but what this even can be improved
upon. Pierre's settlement OF the
reservation is nothing more than an
air castle, and is put forth Simply as
q campaign attraction. There is
mighty small evidence that in the
Dext Twenty-Five years tina the p0prl-
Will increase ten PER cent. 1t
is as chimerical as The rail0ad that
has been under construction across
lae reservation for rbe past tea or
twelve years.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
Jumped ON q Ten PenpT Nail

The little daughter % MI. J. ".
Powel Jumped Oh I'D inverted rake
made Of len penny nails, ana gbrast
Qne nail entirely Throagh he. f9o1 and
4 second Qae halt way Through Cham
beriains Pain Balm was promptly
applied and I've minutes LATER the
pain han disappeared and mo naore
suffering WAS experienced In t4rse
Gays 1he eh3lo WAS wearing her shoe
dis asGal WIKI absolutely no 55seou-
fort Mr- Powell is z well known
merchant q Portland, Va. Pain
Balm is an a~ntjsept5c and heals such
i1.ur3es without n2Iura.5pn and IN
one-s1ir1 tbe lDgs required by Ehe
usual treatment. For sale a2y L @.
Gale. druggist
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

Nature has Just one pigment On her
palette with which she produces ali
u3e laarreloQs tln1s Of beauty. and
t2at Dds pigment is tie blo91. The
~SAeaIike PINK oe8eath the Enger
~1aI-S- the delicate fose II rhe cheek.
t1e cherry rjpeness Of rae lips. the
ltrloescent orill52nre Of IN eyes are
al Pa9Guced by TIE blood. jus. As
EAe per1uaneDce Of d beautiful PAINT
Ing will depend 1pon t3e purity Of
the Golors with which IL Is painted.
80 uhe per.oanence Of beauty depends
On the purity Of The glcod Paint.
powder ard cosa.ecics won'. avail To
p~saserye beauty Beavry 1=gIz4s In
the blood. D. P4erce,g Golden Me6I-
@a4 Discovery Is L t:9e Ge4griEeg-
because il provides tos nature that
pure ol9os with which alone ste can
paint TIE @se 6. r6ls Iediclzae wlll
cleanse lhe skin 1ey2ag@a the cgu.-
gleL-04. brighten Gne e1=.. ana give
u tace and torn gt-a, ,zdlzac. II
ae2.t@ which is The z-&@co-sr Charm
II <z4uyy. DE. Pletca'e Pheasant
Pellets aye yerg eGe4.gv@ IL Riding
the system II clogglng gas.5ugm.
which aecGmvs@res NTH cga,3lgoat>6
a4Uils,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
TO h Public.

Allow lne 10 say q lew words 5n
praise Of Chambeslajnss Cough
Remedy. / had 2 very severe cough
and eo3d and feared / would get
pneumonia. oDt after taking 1he
second aose q this medicine Z felt
better. three BOTTLES Of il cured NY
cod and the pains ia my chest dis
appeared entirely. IaD 1nost respect
fully yours for health Ralph s.
Meyers, 6=-Thjrry-seventh ST..
Wheeling. X. Va Fog sale by /. o.
Gale, druggist
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

The annexation Of Canada is again
a subject for discussion. 1t was
started again 10y the reference made
TO it by Bishop Ireland in an address
before the Minnesota society in New
York. The bishop does not expect
annexation TO come very soon, but be
expresses the realization of il in this
way: AS sure as fate. although
you and l may not live TO see it. the
starry banner Will wave mistress over
all the territory from the Gulf TO the
Bay. There Will be no conquest, no
war The hearts acros the border
are already beating with love for us.
and commerce and agriculture are
calling for espousals, In 4 good
many parts Of Canada there is q
sentiment for annexation, but taken
as a whole bhe people are still far
removed from Joining anywhere near
unanimously on the subject.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
ELECTED NEW OFFICERS
annual Election Of The Eastern Sta,
1aapter Occurred OF Thurs
day Eyanfuy

Act
The regular meeting Of the Eastern
saF C2aper MAS held THURSDAY
eTeniag and Ihe election Of officers
to1 tle ensuing year occurred. The
following Is tie result:
hprsay AatEon-Nu Mar Hal.
WORTHY Patnon-C. v. Adams.
Associate Mat1oa-Mr. Louise
Barton,
ecseaT-Nr- Cara s. Lnkins.
Is&sI1e;-Ars- Fannie Wells.
C21clcEEes-Mn- Florence John
sian.
Asaclaee CondUcCres-Mes. Ella
T. Downey.
The installation 81 officers will oe
Ae-c ~ cae IEss meeting in Deem
b@r.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

The Pierre adherents are getting
.out the information 10 the effect that
Mitchell, Huron and Redteld il their
efforts to secure The removal Of the
capital from that. place. intend to
precipjLate q movement Tor Une re-
moral Of q number Of the state insti-
buttons. That is the way Pierre is
working up sentiment TO keep The
capital. II is simply 4 nisrepresen-
tation Of The situation. No such prop
osition was ever discussed ia tbe
meeting Of The three towns and they
viii not al any time attempt TO Ills
turb The towns that have the state
institutions. The following resolu-
ton WAS adopted by the members Of
the committee:
Resolved. that we pledge ourselves
and QuG representatives TO stand TO-
getber for the continuance Of All Tle
present public institutions as at
present located, and fOe such liberal
appropriations fer their maintenance
a. may be compatible With the re
sources OF The SuaIP-aB0 ara favorable
moreover. TO the removal Of the cap-
jLaj TO Some 0ne Of lbe three Uowrls.
Mitchell. Red6eld or Huron and for
The ELECTION OF the Hon. s. u. Kit
t1eoge to the United States senate.
The above resolution viii be al
bered 10 faithfully by The capital
aspirants- The removal Of the STATE
Institutions is not al Issue in this
campaign. TIE energies q lie Gclw-
miUUee.of each town viii e3e bent in
the sole direction Of capital removal
and The w? tbe sentiment is in
creasing over The state to1 rhe
proposition looks very nucb like the
light Will not De such Z bard o-ae
after ali. Still This Will not deres
rhe JONES from making tbe canyass
Of the state thorough and complete
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

PRESIDENT Roosevelt is not having
very good luck in hunting bears in
the south although the country is
being covered thoroughly by the
bunting party, The president might
take q few shots at the newspaper
correspondents who are making fran
tic efforts to reach the presidential
camp.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
Hoods ~Sarsoporiiia
and Pills

which, ycleanse the blood,
expeling all humors and building
up the whole system. They cure
Hoods Sarsaparilla permanently cured j.
G. Hines, Franks, H., Of eczema. from which
ne had suffered for some .ime; and Miss
Aivina Wolter, Box 2l2. Algona, Wis, of pim-
pies on hel face and back and chafsd skin on
her body, by which she had been greatly
troubled. There are more testimonials in
favor Of Foods than can be published.
HOODS Sarssparilia promises to
cure anc keeps the promise.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
Big Clearing Sale,

!. L. Arney IS Offering -goo6 dis
counts On winter underwear, and al
winter goods. Come III and SEE that
Ne are Offering seasonable goods al
low prices.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21

For q bad taste in the mouth take
ChamDeelajn's Stomach and Liver
Tablets. For sale bT L. o. Gale.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
One copy. one year, IN advance ............ .y1.m
One copy six months, ..-....... rs
one copy. three months, $500. 40
TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertising rates given on application, and will
Dc found reasonably low
Business Cards, not exceeding six lines, S..
CT year. Each additional line. S1.W.
Business Locals. Five cents per lina.
Legal Advertisements Al statue hatee.
Cards Of Thanks, Ten Cents per line.
Marriage and Death Notices published free of
change, Obituaries. Resolutions of Respect and
Wedding presents, Five Cents per line.
We club with all the leading publications III the
country, al the lowest club pfices
All subscribers wishing their address changed
ahould give their former as well as their new
address
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
Eruptions

Dry, moist, scaly tetter, anforms
Of eczema CT salt rheun, pimples
and other cutaneous eruptions pro-
coed from humors, either inherited.
or acquired through defective d.
gestion and assimilation.
TO treat these eruptiuns with
drying medicines is dangerous.
The thing to do is TO take
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
The set. consisting Of Gatfrara
Scac. TO CLEANSE the skin ot c-usts

A Single SET pri1e 81, Is often
sufficient 10 cr.rs thc most tortnT-
ing, dasfiga-tng skin. scalp, and
blood hu1noa-s, -asnes, ftcntnesy
and t-rirations, with ioss u ha1T.
when all else Tails.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1902-11-21
MILLIONS USE

CUTIGUEA SOAP, assisted ny CT-TICUiA
OINTMENT, the great skin cure. for prsserE-
ing. purifying. and seautltyInr tile skin Tor
cleansing tue scaip Of crustS. scales, and dal,-
Qruff. and the srnppiur Of falling 1aIl, Tor
s%uftening, whitening, and soothtZl-reC rough,
and sore hantiE, for baby Tasaes, Itct.lTgs,
and ciafiugK, and for ali the purposes Of the
toilet, uatll, and nursery. Million Of Women
use CUTICUEA OAP in the form OF baths Tor
annoying irTitatiuns, i~nffamnlaIioIts. ant eS-
coriatioIls, or too free Or offensive nerspIr-
alton. IN the form OF washes tor nleGratIve
weaknesses, and ormany saDativr antaseptic
PURPOSES which readily suggest themselves
10 women, especially mothers.
CuTiCuEG EESaaNEET PILLS
chocolate COaEsaJ area new, tasVeiasS. ououT-
less, ecunumicals substitute for the celebrated
liquid GUTICURA fsEs0BvENT, as well asIora1
urfler blood purifiers and humour cures. PuJ
up III p0ckef vials, 90 doses, price, &c.
Sold throrshout the world boAe. &c, pfT1aErT; sos.
Pitts. 2S. British Depot; TBS Chrrtcrncuss 30 Lob
con. French Depot: s hue ds L. PAX, frrS- PoTTEH
DRuG 4sD GHBA4 CuRs., scle Props bosscH, lisa
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-08
MERRIAM PARK

The Study Glass met with Mrs. Buswell OH
Wednesday. Mrs. Fiffian read a paper on
''Macauleys Life Mrs. Grier gave one on
''Macauleys Writings and Mrs. Wells spoke
on Charles Lamb
Mrs. j. P. Adamson has been entertaining
Mrs Conroy of Minneapolis.
Mrs. G. ]. Humason called to Chicago
Thursday by the illness of her son. Mr.. Walsh.
The mission society of the Presbyterian church
will meet tomorrow afternoon ut the home of
Mrs. Magnusson Mrs. ]. P. Adamson will speak
of John Wesley and His Influence and Mrs.
Stephen will tell of THE Hall Movement ~
Mrs. Ward. who has been the guest of Mrs.
Cooley, has returned to Port Hope. Ont.
DR.. and Mrs. s. G.. Cobb have been entertain
ing S. H. Hedges. of Chicago
The Woman's Club will meet Wednesday after
at the home of Mrs. Bishop Mrs. Hill
man, Mrs. Hotchkiss and Mrs. Humiston will
give papers ''Scott' and 'Lytton.' >
The Cosmopolitan Club will meet Wednesday
with Mrs. Waller. essex and Rebellion and
Shaksperes Julius Caesar will be the TOPICS
f. G. Stevens went to Washington last week
Judge and Mrs. Grier NJ. Orr have returned
from a visit to Cincinnati.
DR.. and Mrs. F. C.. Beckley entertained the
cinch club Saturday evening.
Miss Ruth Friss has returned from Ann Arbor
and Chicago
Miss Elizabeth Doak has returned from Du-
luth. 4.
Mrs. A. B. Bell and Mrs George Love, leave
this week for Los Angeles, CAL, to spend the
winter. - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch have returned to St.
James,
Mrs. W. T. Matson has returned from Michi-
gan. 3
The ladies of Olivet church will serve a
chicken pie supper Friday evening. A sale of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-08
Rockford College Association

n, The twentiethassa n11ual reunion of the
Rockford College association was held4sat-
urday& at ternooT With Mrs. &c. Lewis of
: hird. avenue, Sc Officers were chosen
as Follows: President, Mrs. j. sC: Lewis,
first vice president, Mrs. J. e. Addy; Sec
ond vice president, Mrs. F. L. Slye; score
tary and treasurer, Mrs. D. H. Wright.
Enc association recently presented a pic
ture of Sir Galahad, to the college and =
letter of thanks was read from the nrin-
clpal, Miss Gulliver. Miss CULVER will
visit Minneapolis in the early spring and
the association will give a reception for