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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-28
Tho Mt. Pleasant Sunday school

The Mt. Pleasant Sunday School
was re-organized last Sunday
morning and the following new
| officers were elected: Artie Dav-
idson, Superintendent, d. T. Milli-
kan, Assistant Supt., Everett Mil
likan, Secretary and Miss Thusia
Wheeler, Treasurer. Literature
will be ordered ready for the. first
Sunday in April.
! LAST WEEK.
Rev. Burnham filed his regular
appointment here last Saturday,
Sunday and Sunday night.
Oscar Davidson of Big Spring
was the guest Of relatives here
from Friday until Sunday.
Prayer services were held at j. C..
Hemstead's last Wednesday night.
Mrs. j. v. Parsons happened to
quite an accident by breaking her
arm, while returning home from
Mr.. Hunters last Tuesday night.
Edgar Drake aud wife visited
the lattcr's parents here last Sum
day.
+. NJ. Ellis and wife returned
home Sunday night from their
stay at Eureka Springs. We hope
their trip has proven beneficial.
Mr.. Graham and son. VIII, have
moved to the Blackburn farm.
Miss Ezma Is keeping house for
her father and brother.
Wilbcrt Millikan of Big Spring
attended services here last Satur-
day aud Sunday,
On account Of the Indictment
weather. the ''IIousc Warming"
at Mr.. Hunters last Tuesday
night almost proved a failure. but
nevertheless, they are ngain
happily domicilcd ut home.
Miss Thusia Wheeler entertained
"a number of friends Saturday
night. Music and crokinolc were
the amuscments Of the evening.
A pleasant time was enjoyed by
all.
The Sunday School Institute Of
the Bear Creek Baptist Association
will meet at the Mt. Pleasant
Church, beginning Friday night
before the fifth Sunday in this
month. Everyone invited to at
tend.
Mrs. DIR. Taylor il visiting her
fathcr-in-law, T.. W. Patterson.
Miss Lizzie iIcmstcad Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Drake neal New
Florence. VIOLET.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-28
Oiney.

Farmers In this locality are sow
ing oats.
Lewis Jones Of this place died
of pneumonia last Thursday, and
was buried Friday. This commu-
nifty extend sympathy to the be-
resved wife In her affection.
Joe Weir Of Marling was trading
with our merchants Tuesday.
We are glad to report Mrs. Jacob
Whiteside, who has had q very Sc
we're attack Of pneumonia. improv'
ing.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-28
Locust Grove

Quite a nice rain fell this morn
ing. This WINS good on the oats
that were sowed.
Miss Lorene Alvey Of Montgom-
cry was visiting the Misses Kerr
win last week.
1t was reported a goodly number
attended the Rcnzi and Culbertson
sale Saturday.
James Martin family visited at
VIM. Duval's Sunday.
Mrs. Ben Mabry has been quite
sick but is reported some better.
Charles Daily has rented the
Culbertson farm and moved Mon
day.
Mrs. James Houf who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. Frank
Haight returned home Saturday.
Miss Amelia Wehrman who has
been visiting her relatives In this
community returned home last
week.
Mrs. Ebert Hoffman ran a mar
row escape of being hurt last Sat-
urday. As she started home from
town her horse became frightened
and a away. But fortunately
she escaped uniniured.
News 10 scarce as every one Ii
staying at home making garden
and sowing oats. Now GuEss.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-28

We wish them happiness and
prosperity along lifc's voyage.
Berry Hudson was called to Oh
ncy Sunday on account of the
sudden death of his father OF heart
failure Saturday night.
Miss Emc Moorhcad attended
the Quarton- Baugh nuptial ut
wcllsvillc last Wednesday and
also accompanied them to Olncy
Thursday. WHp-PooR-wILL.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-28
Hazel Dell.

Fine spring weather we have
have been having.
G.. L. Brown and wife visited T..
b. Uptegrove and family last Sum
day.
A large congregation greeted
Bro. Roley at Walnut Grove last
Sunday morning and night.
Jno. Maupin is very poorly with
rheumatism.
Mrs. Bette Long is very poorly
at present being threatened with
paralysis.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-28

We Offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
Tor any casc Of Caiarrh that canpot b. cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
y J.CnENEr &Co.. rprps. Toledo o.
We tho undersigned. have known I'D.
Cheney tor the last Is years, aud believe
him perfectly honorable In all business
transactions aud financially able TO carry
out any obligations made by their hrm.
wgsr a TRuAx, Wholesale priNslail.
Toledo, u.
wALDiSG, kissAS & MARVIN, wholesale
Druggists, Toledo %.
Hairs cstarrh Cure internally, acting
directly upon the hlood aud mocous sur
foces Of the system, Price 7ac. per bottle.
sold by NIL Druggists. Testimonials free,
Halls Family rills are the best.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-28
Mt. Pleasant.

Prayer meeting was held Mt ". T..
Owings last Wednesday night.
Artlc Davidson and wife visited
the %latter's parents near Big
Spring last Saturday and Sunday.
y. Il. Millikan OF New Florence
visited relatives here Sunday.
Matt Warner Of Joncsburg IL
erecting n fence for W. +. Owings.
Misses Florence and Mar y
knight spent Sunday with Miss
Lcona Millikan.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-28
~Neighborhood News,
Amerious

Garden making is the order Of
the day.
Mrs. DR.. Huffman will have her
millinery opening Tuesday.
Charley Kohrman's hand is inn
proving. DIR. Huffman took the
stitches out OF his hand this week,
they numbered thirteen. His little
finger will not have to be amputat-
ed but will always be stiff.
Red Russell of Mineola visited
DR.. Humans Thursday night.
Lee Stewart had a log rolling
Saturday.
Perrow Moscley is now at home
two miles west OF town and he Is
much better.
The "1ron man" was in town
gathering up scrap iron this week.
Cook 4 Co. saw mill runs most
every day of the week.
Lear McCarty of Prairie Fork is
visiting relatives in town.
editor" Dickcy and son of
W~cntzvillc returned home Sunday
after spending two weeks with re-
lativct at this place.
A committee has been appoint
ed TO clean OIL the grave yard on
West Dry Fork, the Hunter Grave.
yard as IL Is called. The brush
had grown up so tall you could not
get into 1t, with out a great deal of
trouble. Some arrangements have
been made about the road to the
graveyard through Jehord Wri-
brings place which Is needed very
badly.
Rev. Maggart preached TO us last
Sunday.
II. w. Hunlcy shipped n nice as
sortmcnt OF trees and small shrub
cry TO Rev. Conley in Elk City
Okla. this week. Rev. Conlcy is
not preaching at present but Is
teaching school at that place. He
likes Oklahoma well.
Owen Gentry has been doing
some carpenter work for Ben
'Snethen near Big Spring.
Tim Holtwick OF Rhineland II
assisting his brother Frank on the
farm on West Dry Nork for a while
Lee Shackclford and family wen,
TO New Florence this week to SEE
Mrs. Powell.
Joe Neidergerkc and wife Of Big
Spring passed through town Sum
day to see =. b. Benson and fami.
ly on Hand-cocks prairie.
Bob Attcrbcrry and family visit
ed Milton Tate's west of town Sun
day.
Stout Davidson came near loos-
ing his life last Saturday during
the storm. He was on the roac
hauling ties and n large tree blew
down just behind him, the Limbs
of the tree brushing Mr.. David
sons head and body.
Mrs. Irwin Shackelford and Mrs
Lee Schackclford a visiting In
the country Monday evening.
BILL NYE.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1902-03-28
On tho Line.

Winter still fingers in tho lap of
.ssnSins
Neighbor Schnoch has quite a
little flock Of four weeks old chick
ems.
Shelly Fields has taken the lead
In gardening this spring. He has
made garden and planted potatoes.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15

| and girls at Camp Uneeda Good Time were
MRS: Wash and daughter, Marion, Mrs Brod,
Mabe ad Nellie Ruth Ho
bart. .,.s,ss ..-zs~.. - =.
Mr. and Mrs, Joseph 4 Moore and son.
is
with the Boston Herald and is a former Min
neapolis newspaper man.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Mannen and Miss
Marjory Mannen have returned from Europe
and are at their Breezy Point COTTAGE:
H Mitchell and H. P. Works at Northland Inn
Miss Sessions and Miss Carrie Sessions, Of
Utica N, Y, are staying at Northland Inn
spensser of ns fSa akes took yes
terday. on the steamer Puritan. !.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, was the guest OF Captain
MISS hs ef Metss4 ey
has been spending several days at Hotel del
otero. has returned to. her M home. home j, ~,
Mrs. B. H. Evans, of ST. Paul, Is at the Del
Otero for several weeks.
Mrs, Arthur H. Hopkins and children are at
Yields cottage Mound city, for few weeks,
The Launch Fritz P..e owned by c. Wright
Dawson, has been remodeled v,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Greivish, of Lincoln, Neb. /;
Mr. and Mrs. E.. Greivish, Mrs, s. A. Thomp-
son, of ST. Paul, with party of friends,
made a tour OF the lakes on the Puritan yes
terday.
Miss Ruby Avery was the guest of Mrs.
Avery will leave tonight for the east.
Mrs. NJ A. Heath is spending a, few days
with Mrs. A. S. Harris, at FairvieW. Yes
Harris.
Miss Ida King will spend this week the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. William A. Broom,
Miss Harriet Benson. Minneapolis, is the
guest of Miss Edith fRichert, at Fairview.
Or. Sterling Olson spent. Sunday at the
| Richert cottage. ". ~.
Misses O'Brien, Daily and Finnegan of
q trip of the lakes on the Puritan yesterday:
| Clyde and Robert Moffett have returned to
the city after a visit with. Mr.: and Mrs.
Moffett has had built and launched a very fine
four horsepower twenty five foot gasolen.e .
launch. y , =. $40 E"->,~. - $@Es
; George c. Christian, Of Ferndale, is con-
structing q barge to be fitted with an eight
horse-po steam engine. 1t will be used
for dredging purposes. : =.
| The Swedish Mission church held one Of it's
services at the lake Sunday. c. A. Olberg
people spent the morning and evening upon
| the Victor. service was held at Excelsior
| in the afternoon and lunch was served. q,
| The steamer Victor has discontinued ner
Tuesday runs as heretofore, making either
| the north or the south shore. - i.
| Mr.. MeIlwain, superintendent of the Thomas
Lowry farm. at Monticello, was at Wayzata
Monday eon business. -s.-. , 50 3 - .5=.s.:.
| Mrs. j. E.. McCabe, of Chicago. is the guest
! of Mrs. H. W. Emerson, of Meadville Park:
| \ Registered at Northland Inn Saturday and
Sunday were: DR.: J. S. eMacNie, Elizabeth
E. A Clifford, St. Paul; Mrs. A:zC!s Rush G.
E. Hamilton, Mr.. and Mrs Dunham, R. H:
Browne, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Percival. Mr.. and
Mrs. George B: Alton, o. H; SWEET, H. Mitch
George B. Cook, Hot Springs Ark; 3: w.
| Torreyson, Fort Smith, Ark. - = r.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
CLUB LIFE AT LAKE
Minnetonka Club a Center of Social
Life This Summer.
PLANS FOR TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Rooms All Engaged in Advance
Saturday Evening Hops
80 80 Feature.

The Minnetonka club is center of So
cial life at the lake this year, and the
recent hot days have reminded club mem
bers that there is a delightful island in
the midst of cool waters, to which they
are privileged to retire. The union or
the Ice Yacht club and Minnetonka Yacht
club under the name of the Minnetonka
bership of the club very much since many
of the members of the Minetonka Yacht
club were already members OF the Ice
Yacht club. The Ice Yacht club pennant
has been adopted instead Of the single
star Of the Minnetonka Yacht club which
has flown for many years over the fleet
craft of the lake. = ..r .~
Sailing has new lease OF lite this
year and the regattas promise greater
nterest than for several years past.
r. Many, of the cat-boats, which have been
difficult to class, have been remodeled on
new lines and present more graceful ap-
pearance as we'll as promise or greater
speed. There is seldom an hour of the
day when several Of the white-winged
craft are not anchored about the Mime
tonka club while their owners enjoy the
the great hall. H. 49,
Last Saturday evening a favored few OF
the club members who were staying at
the club or were fortunate enough to ar
rive before the storm, enjoyed an in
formal dancing party and many pleasant
parties will be made UP to attend these
Saturday evening hops, which will be a
regular feature of club life hereafter.
Tennis Week.
. gay time Is expected at the club the
week Of the tennis tournament-the last
week in July. Every room In the club is
engaged in advance and many club mem
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
,Tonka Gleanings.

Registered at the Sampson House Sunday
were the following Mr: y ana Mrs: G F. Sue1E men
nebsum Mbs sdaa Emet Smith j.
S. Bishop, S. Russell Smith, HaE WOOD
E. A. Brush, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A Earle Mr..
and Mrs. J. G. claphanson, T: J. Prsece, Min Mir
ill.,; Frank N. Reasner, Seattle, Wash; G. G.
Galloway, North Carolina; Professor j.. P.
6. NJ: Kerkhoff, Oak Park, Ill; Miss Ronig,
South Bend, Ind: Miss Emma Earle, Flint
Mich. ~ = - -. - IL. e. -
E. Nes'sr 6 Browning "a A: H. bushnell. F: NJ Nc
Leod. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Kunz, Mr.. and Mrs.
A., Newberg,. A.. B.. Loye, Mr.: and Mrs. a.
W. Arneh Eugene ans young e. w. :nd r va Uaell' M
daughter, noaaits Miss Kate McMahon, Marie Downs,
Mr. and and Mrs Guy Ruyner D. ETyat9R %ss Ptb
Rosholt, J. =. .Northrup, Minneapolis H.. ].
Hadlick Mr. and Mrs. H: Johnson, Cora I.
Putnsr st. Paul ,,: Mr. and MTs n l. W1lsoR
.Dagget, New York; l.: T. Butter, Humboldt
Iowa; A. NJ. Renner, Heron Lake; Harriet Q.
Mathews, st. Anthony Park: Miss p F. Rod Rod
meisster, Miss A. T. Burmeister, philadelphia;
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Murford, Maryland; Mr..
ana Mrs George MGNally dszs Mrs. Misi L. q G1ss1e Haih
r. Black, St. Louis, Mo-; e.: 7. Macarthur. MeA4A
Sisseton Agency Miss Jennie L Wlillalns'
EVinton. Iowa; A. T. Butler, 5Des .Moines,
Iowa: Mr. and Mrs. George 3. Cook. Miss
FLORENCE Williams, Miss Josephine Williams,
Miss Rose E. Bennett. Batesville, Ark; MI
and Mrs VIM. H: Ellis, Hot Springs, Ark.
r. N. Torreyson, Fort Smith, Ark; ); Mr.. and
Mrs. F. LsBNesbit, Omaha; Mrs Harwood,
Mrs, Charles L. Hoffman is entertaining
Miss Florence Buck Of st. Paul at her nome,
shore Acres on ST. Adams bay. -. &
Will Smart spent a few days at Shore Acres
last week. y =.
entertained at the home 'of Mrs. Walter 9.
Baker Wednesday. :. :, Z !. 5st5 80,
speniling the summer at the Sampson House,
went on his regular fishing expedition yester-
day bringing in 1875 pounds of black bass.
) Mr. and Mrs M r. UdeI of st. Louis and
Mrs. s. P. Parsons of st, Louis have arrived
and are at the Sampson House for the season.
Mr. and Mrs Riley of St. Louis will arrive
the coming week and join the st. Louis colony
at the Sampson House.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. ClaphamsonE Of Min
neapolis, late Of St. Louis. will be at the
Sampson House for the season next week
A small company of young people who have
been eioying a weeks camp at, Mound have
returned to the city Those at Camp Cole
man were Mr. Coleman, Archie: McBeth, Rus
sell Chapman, Arthur Penfeld, Tom Crocker,
Allan, Percy and Carlysle Wash, Tom and
Allan Frederick. Don Merritt, Milo Phillips,
William Dunn, and sGe99rge Cook. The ladies
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
CLUBS AND CHARITIES
women,s, work for Libraries


The travelling library system of Colorado,
though only two years old, is not excel1ed
in any stateSwhere the club women have not
received state aid. Nearly 100 fof these COM
pact little libraries, each Containing from fifty
to seventy five books, are now being sent
out by, the. Colorado state federation, going
to remote mining camps country school
houses and isolated ranches. The state
federation started with one box of books, pur-
chased with some of the surplus remaining
from the Denver biennial fund. At the next
annual meeting sof the, state federation it
was voted to impose an annual per capita
tax for the work, but in addition to this many
OF the clubs have contributed the fifty books
and the $5sin cash necessary to start a box
These boxes have been named for the clubs,
and when duplicated, for the clubs president
or founder. The books are packed in. neat
cases. which serve. as library shelves after
reaching their destination. There are also
juvenile boxes; intended for country schools,
and a third branch of the work is the send
ing of packages of reference books for par
ticular lines of club study during the year
But the travelling library committee Of the
Colorado federation has done other useful
things It secured the first appropriation ever
made by the city of Denver for the sup
port and maintenance Of district libraries at
distance from the; public library of the
city, and theI city. funds were paid into the
hands of the: club women who had already
established these branch libraries. The COM
.mittee also makes presents of books and
pictures to small local libraries. : j :s::3
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
Personal and Social.

Carlyle Scott is In Boston ~ - - ]
Miss Adde Deuel. is visiting relatives in
Janesville, Wis.,
Mr. and Mrs Walter Heffelfnger have sailed
from England for New York. : :
Andrew Crummy has gone to Hamilton, N.
D., to spend ten days with his family. 1
Mrs Emma j. Dalrymple and children are
spending the summer in. the east with rela-
tives. ~ II. .r ~ ~
Miss Lillian Holt: of ssiR Portland avenue,
is visiting relatives and friends in Milwau-
kee, Wis. e. s.ssz..4- -, 8.
Miss Edith Denny has gone to Elk River
to visit relatives. She will be absent until
September. o., ..s,s,..s -,
Mrs. J. j.. saracine OF Chicago is visiting
her sister, Mrs Charles tVenneberg, 2s17 Har-
riet avenue. &%.%~ ,~
Emery Arnold and Miss Grace Arnold, of
Of 3429 Chicago avenue. -, ....-y y
Mrs Alexander H. Main, of Madison. Wis,
is the guestSo of Mr.. and Mrs: George 9. Main,
of 1868 Hennepin< avenue.aE- s. \ - +
kuk. Her mother, Mrs Harriet Welles, ac-
companieds her forS Short visit. -' :.
Misses Ida and Eliza HUSKY have returned
to Reeds sLanding at after2 a week s. visit with
Mrs. Louis Miller, 1924 Logan, avenue N.
Sycamore camp, r. MA, will give an ice
cream social ta-morrow.: evening, at the home
Of Mrs. Wolfram, $500 Clinton avenue. /,
HG. w, Sloper OF ptttsfeld, Mass, Is, the
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Mary j. Pease, who is
i'll at her home 1710 Hawthorne avenue. 7
The annual picnic sof the Loyal Mystic Lee
gion Of America, council Ill, will be- held at
Lake Harriet tomorrow afternoon and eve
ming. s..,. ID. .
The Ladies' Guild Of Christ church will
have thimble bee Thursday afternoon, at the
homs, Of Of Mrs. II L. Blunt 1904 Fourth ave-
Miss ELLA Ees Jones has returned from PEI
oria, ILL.,, where she attended the annual con-
vention of Gregg Shorthand Teachers Of
America. s@-4~-.- - :
Mrs. u. +. Mullin, formerly Of Minneapolis
but now Of Washing gton, p. C;; and her son,
are guests Of Mrs Mullin s sister, Mrs. O. G.
Wyman Of Park avenue. =. ..-...
Miss Alice Latz has returned from visit
with Miss Louise Halverson in, Adrian, Mimi,
and poined her mother at their summer home
at Coney Island, Waconia: a. 1'~
Minneapolis people at New York hotels are
as follows: Normandie, W. B. Baldwin,
Continental P. E. Hickey; Hoffman, E.. r.
Johnston; Manhattan,2 r: s. Donaldson; St.
Denis, G; H. Floyd; Herald Square, B.. B.
Townsend. ( :: .S|$ 80 =
The first annual excursion of the Winner
Glee Club was held Sunday and about 800
people went down the river on the Cyclone
At Nininger stop was made and program
Of sports was carried out. Lars M. Rand
wassjudge> John Benson was chairman of the
general committee. ~ >''F;'I
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15

bers will make the club q center for the
entertainment of visiting friends. par
ticularly pretty tennis ball will be ar
ranged and an Informal dramatic evening
by members is promised fs
AS the capacity of the club isltaxed sto
the uttermost during such gaia weeks
1t is the plan 6f the management to turn
the upper story OF the former Mime
tonka Yacht club into dormitories for
bachelors. While this plan cannot be car
ried out at once, 1t will add greatly to the
enjoyment of the, younger club members
when accomplished. There will then be
room in which to stow away st bound
men and the airy rooms OF the little club
can easily be transformed into attractive
apartments.
Mr.. McClung, who acted as steward of
the Lafayette club last: year is repeating
his previous ,triumphs of cuisine at the
Minnetonka club and the members are
congratulating themselves upon their we'll
conducted Establishment.
A new boat soon to be put upon the
lake, the Ethel B., will prove OF great
convenience to the club. as it is to be run
on regular trips between st. Louis bay
and Excelsior, The little boat Is fast
one and will be a great convenience for
brief shopping trips and excursions to the
south shore.
p Club a Popular Place.
Sunday was a busy day at the club. A
number of dinner parties We're arranged
and several members entertained guests
from Saturday to Monday. j., f. Evans
entertained party of sixteen at dinner
Sunday. C. B.. Chalmers had as his guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. "A. Woodward, E. B.
Woodward and S. S. Cargill. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. j. Stillwell entertained at dinner
Saturday evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Hugh and John McHugh, H. G. Murphy
and George Belden entertained guests
over Sunday. ,.-,.....-., . .. -.
Mr. and Mrs: M. j.. Scanlon and family
spent Sunday at the club. Y Mr.. and MES.
A. L. Belknap and w. G. Ainsworth were
other members who were out for the
weeks end. =. ~g-5s ia a....-. . IL. .,
Miss Welles, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. S. Gillette, is spending two weeks at
the club. The Misses Colgren of In
dianapolis are also domiciled at the club
while guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. p. Jones.
Miss Leyings spent Sunday at the club.
: Club members who are out for the sea-
son are Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. StillWeH, st.
Paul; Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Blaine, Mime
apolis,. and Messrs. Horace Earle and
e. A. Summers, Minneapolis. :. :
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
HAML.iNE

=.
The Epworth league of the Methodist church
gave social Friday evening. = Il
Miss Murphy is visiting her brother in
Aitkin. ! n s1&s~--..as ... r.. , ....
: The Methodist Sunday school gave its
annual picnic at Lake Minnetonka yester-
day.. .sF. a.+- ,E-. ~ =: .s., -. ss@
Mrs West and her daughter, Mrs. VIM Irle,
have been visiting in Newport. =.
Miss Sturtevant has gone to Red Wing
Miss Cecle Cole is the guest of Mrs G. H.
Hines of Olivia. sgsI-@ 70 -, .-..s,.. * T. :.
Mrs. George Bridgeman received inform
ally Friday afternoon. @1,z> >~r->-7.- !
Mrs. Atchison is spending July in Detroit :
Mrs. "A. Beck Of Pittsburg, Pa, is the CUES:
of Mrs.5J. Rounds Is ~ =
Mrs. shipley expects to go to Yellowstone
Park this week. y - e-@ss- .sy. ...s .a
Mrs S. G. Gordon is entertaining Mrs. Cor
don of Browns Valley. s 81 -,,..s4
Mrs. Cole has returned from Mankato. = Z
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace are entertaining Mrs.
Brink Of st: Louis: Il ~ 3; 49,: 4
Miss Lou Webb. is in Mount Pleasant, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanker have returned from
Delano. 70 2..,s}s =,
Miss. johnson Of Claybank is the guest OF
Miss Wright Of Evansville, Ind. y is a guest
OF Mrs. Ackernan.
Miss Dolly Adams Isl entertaining guests
from Winona. K
Miss Cole has guests from Illinois. !
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown are entertaining
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Thompson of Albert
Lea. ". -
Miss Eleanor Miller has returned from the
west.
!. Mrs. and Miss Duff have returned from
Long Lake.
The ST. Cecilia Guild met yesterday with
Miss Magraw.
The Episcopal Ladies' guild will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Page.
Miss Wright has returned from Aitkin.
The young ladies of the Episcopal church.
accompanied by Mrs. Babhidge. held picnic
Wednesday at Lake Harriet.
The mission societies of the Methodist
church will give d social Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Evans.
The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-15
TUESDAY EVENING. JULY Is, 1902

secretary Of the clubs public affairs com
.mittee, in the entertainment of the recent
N. e. A. convention. The assistance of
both in the organization for the conyen-
tion and in the execution of plans, say
the teachers, was invaluable.
u Secretary Nye reported yesterday that
the expenditures in connection with the
National Educational association con-
vention were we'll within the limit set