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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-05
new YORK.

Mr. odell carried the State in 1900 by Iii. 900
plurality and In 1901 the United Republican As
sembly pluralities were l25,oGo to the Harlem.
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GEORGIA..

The Democrats carried the state in 1900 by q
plurality Of 1855.
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| At midnight Chairman Dick said:
Returns to this hour do not change our
estimate of 10000 Republican plurality. We
have carried all districts now represented
| in Congress by Republicans. with the pos.
| sible exception Of the Twelfth
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T0-DAY'S NEWS IN BRIEF.
LOCAL, AND SUBURBAN.

Plans for remodeling Holland building.
Mr.. and Mrs Won Tcbel. who were mar
ried at Springfield. ILL.,. October g. kept
wedding a secret three weeks.
Joseph X Watts deposits his last ballot
then commits suicide.
Emil Litchy. a lineman for the TRANSIT
i Company. has narrow escape from Deihs
/ electrocuted.
y Mrs. Zeia E. Rinehart of Milan. Tenn
learns at Union Station that her former
husband. Henry Wills. has brought SUIT LoF
custody of their children. This is the fif-
teenth suit since 1888.
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DELAWARE.

The Republicans elected their Governor In 1900
by plurality Of 5.61S.
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OHIO.
REPUBLICANS CARRIED OHIO.

The Republicans carried the State in 1900 I
g. 036 plurality.
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MCGUIRE TO SUCCEED FLYNN.
Republicans Elect Delegate to Com
gress I'm Oklahoma,

Bird 6. McGsire, the Republican candi-
date, was elected Delegate TO Congress from
Oklahoma by a small majority yesterday.
The election in the Territory was quiet
and . very light vote was poied.
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FLORIDA.

In 1900 the Democratic plurality was 90 7oa
DEMOCRATIC WALKOvER.
Florida State and Congressional Tick
cts Elected without Opposition.
Jacksonville, Fla, Nov. IA light vote
was polled through the State. Congressmen
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SMALL VOTE AT PINE BLUFF.
CALIFORNIA.
GOvERNoRsHIP LEFT IN DOUBT.

In 1898 the Republicans carried the State by 49,
o93 plurality.
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MAYOR JoHNsoN.s CLAIMS.
WASHINGTON.
REPUBLICAN By TWENTY THOUSAND

In 1860 Mckinley carried the State by T. e3f but
the Democratic State ticket won by 3.lA
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CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION

Minnesota elected a full Republican dele
CATION to Congress, as follows: First Dis
trict, James A Tawney; Second James T.
McCleary: Third. Charles r. Davis; Fourth.
Frederick C. Stevens: Fifth. Loren Fletch-
er; Sixth Charles B. Buckman: Seventh.
Andrew ]. Volstead: Eighth. j. Adam Bede:
Ninth. Halven Steenerson.
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IOWA.
IOWA REPUBLICAN BY co. 900.

The Republicans elected their Governor in TX
by IS. 0co plurality.
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MINNESOTA.
REPUBLICANS WIN IN MINNEsOT!

In 1900 the Republicans elected their Governo
by 2344 plurality.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-05

chibald B. Darragh, R.: Twelfth District.
Henry o. Young, r.
sRe-elected.
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CLAY ELECTED SENATOR.

Atlanta, Ga, Nov. THE Georgia Leg
islature in joint session to-day reelected
United States Senator Alexander 8. Clay
for the full term of six years. Senator Clay
received III votes and Walter johnson Of
Atlanta (Rep) 4.
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INDIANA.
DEMOCRATS CoNCEDE THE $,

In 1900 the Republicans elected their State
Ticket by 23le2 plurality.
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RHODE ISLAND.

In 1901 the Republicans carried The State by
6,537.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
Rhode Island returns her present members
to the next Congress. They are:
First District, Melville Bull Rep); 6ec-
ond District. sAdin B. Capron (Rep.).
sRe-eectpd
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NEVADA.
FUSION VICTORY is INDICATED.

In 1928 the Democrats elected their State ticket
by LASS plurality.
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MARYLAND.
FOUR REPUBLICANS IN SIX.

In 1899 the Democrats carried the State by L. 90
plurality.
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Garry State, CONGREGATIONAL and Legis-
latiye Ticket.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 4-Returns coming In
slowly. Indications are that the State Will
go Republican by about 2O00O majority, with
the election Of three Congressman and the
control Of the Legislature.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION,
Three Republican members Of Congress
were elected from Washington, as follows:
At Large-sWesley l. Jones Reu9 sFran-
els w. Cushman Rep.); Win F. Humphrey
Rep.).
sRe-elected.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-05
GENERAL DOMESTIC.

The United States Circuit Court OF APP
peals at ST. Paul in deciding against ire
Great Northern In its suit to oust the west
ern Union Telegraph Company from us
right-of-way declares that the rai!was
company's contentisa means little less than
confiscauon.
Mrs Maria Fox Smith. one OF the
originators Of modern Spiritualism. Is deaa.
A well-known and wealthy business man
of Boston has been arrested IN connectioti n
with the mysterious assault cases whien
have caused 4 reign Of terror among the
wou,es1 of the city. The accused is believed
to be mentally unsound. Two of the NJ
teen victims died from injuries inflicted
with a blunt instrument.
Two persons were instantly killed and six
wounded in a trolley-car accident at Kan
sas City.
Dora Morrison an inexperienced girl
aeronaut fell from balloon at Anna,
Ill distance of 1900 feet and was In
stantly killed In the presence of thousands
OF spectators.
Hale johnson. National Prohibition
leader was shot and killed while trying to
collect a bill at Bogota- III. His slayer
leaped into buggy and started to drive
away, but was arrested by Deputy Shefin
who witnessed the killing.
Dora Morrison. an inexperienced aeronaut
of Galesburg, Ill. fell 2ooo feet from
balloon at Anna. ILL., When the balloon as
cended she was hanging TO the trapeze bar
by her arms and was unable to draw her
self up.
President Roosevelt will be the guest OF
honor to-day at celebration at Philadelphia
by the Masonic Grand Lodge of Pennsyl-
vania of the sesquicentennial of the initia-
tfon Of George Washington into the FRA
ternity
William p. Cornell. a well-known Chicago
newspaper man. cast his vote and fell dead
in the polling place.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-05

The members of Congress from North Da-
kota elected to-day are: At large. Thomas
F. Marshall Rep): Burleigh F. Spalding
Rep).
sRe-elected.
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Hoods JdrSdpQrilla

Acts with the most direct, benedcial eafer.f
on the kidneys. It contains the best and
safest substancestor coeyec*ing and tcriua
these organs.
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Result in Georgia So Certain Countin
of Votes Is IncOnseauentiaI

Atlanta. Ga. Nov. 4.-Georgia to-day
elected a solid delegation OF eleven Demo-
cratic congressman. So little interest was
taken in the election that the figures in the
eleven districts were not collected tonight.
Except in the Seventh District the Demo-
Gratis had no opposition, and in that district
very light. The election was for Congress-
men only
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-05
MAINE.
MAINE VOTED IN SEPTEMBER.

Four Republican ConEressmen Were
Elected Two Months Ago.
At the election held in the State of Maine
two months ago four Republican Congress
men were reelected as follows:
First District, Amos l. Allen lRep): Sec
ond District. Charles E. L.ttlefield Rep);
Third District Edwin c. Burleigh Qtep);
Fourth District. Lewellen Powers (Rep).
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CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
Nine Democratic members were returned
to Congress by the voters of Alabama, as
follows, all being reelected:
First District. George w. Taylor: Second,
A. A. Wiley: Third. Henry D. Clayton;
Fourth. Sidney J. Bowie; Fifth. Charles W.
Thompson: Sixth. John H. Bankhead; Sew
Richardson; Ninth, Oscar W. Underwood
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CONNECTICUT.

by II. .4o3 plurality.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

5orfty. ~S --1
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Al DELEGATION.
MASSACHUSETTS.

In 1901 the Republicans carried the State by
n Al plurality
REPIRIICAN MAJORITY CIT DOWN.
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4.-Hugh Mclaughlin said
NORTH DAKOTA.


In 1900 the Republicans elected their Governo
by u.67 plurality.
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MICHIGAN.
REPUBLICAN CLAIMS IN MICHIGAN.

The Republican. elected their Governor in 1890
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COLORADO.
TELLER Is PROBABLY SAFE.

Fusion carried the State for Governor in 1900
by &.7O plurality.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-11-05

Elected Last June.
A congressional election was held in Ore
gon last June and the following members
elected to the Fifty-eighth House:
First District, ',rhomas H. Tongue Rep); !;
Second District. J. N. Williamson (Rep.),
sRe-elected,
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FOREIGN,

In a duel with the Count de Dion. presi-
dent Of the French Automobile Club. Mr..
Gerault Richard. Paris journalist. was
wounded in the right arm.
Twelve hundred Fouchardists clash with
the civil authorities in Port-au-Prince. The
situation is critical, new civil war being
threatened.
William Redmond was arrested on his
arrival at kingstown and on his refusm to
give bond for good behavior was sentenced
to six months Imprisonment
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Van SAINT Elected by $4,000 MajOrit
With Full State Ticket.

WI uAA AASASs
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
St. Paul. Mimi. Nov. 4.-The Republicans
have carried Minnesota by 5000 for Van
SAINT for Governor. and by 10000 for the re-
mainder of the ticket.
The Republicans have also carried all Of
the nine congressional districts. all except
the Fifth and Sixth districts going from
1900 to 5000 Fletcher Rep.) wins in Min
neapolis over Lind fDem.) by about 200.
and Buckman carries the Sixth by 500.
The Legislature is Republican by 60 ma
iorifN
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spnrk. Carried Wnshoe County 3
Gand Majority for Governor.

Good M3JOFtsy IOr UOvefnOfs
Reno. New, Nov 4-Indications are that
Sparks Dem) for Governor has carried
WashOe County by about 400.
Meager returns point to fusion victory
in the State.
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
e. s. Harrington Rep) was elected Con-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-20
The Prizes

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Daily and Sunday Post ...... 3OUV
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counts each one nickel plated boys watch, worth
SLIGO each, splendid timekeeper ..-... 1900
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counts received, each one Houston Post Wall Atlas
showing flags of all Nations map of Texas, map
of Eastern Hemisphere, map of Western hem
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cash cash ,''U'' ~ "'1's .. |0''S~' @ $500
Fifty first TO Sixieh correct nearest correct counts
received each Dr. Gums Household Physician 1900
pages, whole library Of domestic medicine $500
Sxty.first TO seyentyfOurth correct nearest cor
rect counts each one months subscription TO the
Daily and Sunday Post .. .......~ I4.UU
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Sewing Machine ...,........ 2U.UO
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rect counts received choice of boys nickel plated
watch or ladies' pearl handle pen ZA.UU
One hundredth correct or nearest correct count re-
ceyed twelve months subscription to the Daily
and Sunday Post ...~ .....~" 100
If more than hundred succeed in counting the dots
recty and send their coupons accordance with The rules
before the close of the contest each will receive one Houston
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map of Eastern Hemisphere and map OF Western Hemisphere
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Rules of the Contest

Read the following rules before Sendng in your count:
Each guess will be numbered cOnSecuyey received in
the office OF THE POST either by mail the counter and
the prizes will be awarded according TO the numbers the
coupons For instance Should No. 10 and No. no be found
correct No. 10 would get first prize and No ITO second prize
Positively no one connected with THE POST will be allow.
ed to participate in the contest.
Your NAME address, and especially your count must be
written plainly that there be no mistake in reading it,
No cOunt will be registered unless is accompanied by
payment for months subscription to THE DAILY AND SUM-
DAY POST the paper to be delivered by carrier in
towns outside of Houston the coupon must be signed by the
local crcuatOr certifying that the amount has been paid to
him at the time the guess or count was made.
Subscriptions paid prior TO this contest will not ente you
to registered count.
Two persons in the family sending in counts
may have the amount credited subscription.
You may send in many counts you desire but pay
men for months subscription must accompany each count
You can you wish have your count registered in your
name and send the paper to any address desired.
No one connected with THE POST not even the publishers
knows the correct count will they know until the contest
closes
This contest closes at II o'clock, Wednesday, April
q 1902 Money received after that hour and date will be ap
piled subscription but the count accompanying Il will not
be registered
The correct number of dots and list of prize winners will
be announced in THE POST Sunday, April n, 1902
Collectors in Houston will receive coupons with payment
subscriptions but The counts can moi be registered un
they are turned in al the office consequently II is advised thai
the counts be brought direct TO the office.
No counts will be received and registered over the COUNT
err in the office of THE POST until m- Monday April ~
and will afteward be received al any time between the hours
of a. m. and p. M until the contest closes.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27
TO FIGHT
Nick Burley On His Way to
 Have a Go With SlaVin.

Nick BurIev, one of the clsverest men ever seen in a ring on the 9lc6c coast, ar- uved vesterjay on the Farallon, en route Co Dlwson, where he Is matched against Frank S,avin for sS,ooo a side.
 Nick Durley Is one of the pre,ileSt ilght- CTS for hls weight who ever entered a ring Shiitv on his feet with a quick and aeeur- ate eve, he has come out best in long nSt of Io Co 20 round goes.
 Yesterday, in conversation with an Alaskan reporter. he sald that he felt io splendid trim. "Mv last fight" said he' vas at Nome, last summer. When ln Seattle, several mills were arranged, but | would have Co come down too much in weight Co accept. Stripped, win not .. ..h the scales at I6o, but cin come down
 6o p'unIS. to not know just when will have the go with Slvin, everything Is pending my arrival i9 Dawson"
 Mr Butcv Is lccompinied by his pretty Httle wife. who takes a great interest in all of his battles. Both will leave for White Horse this morning.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27
When llnthInE wa. Rare.

In some old court memoirs of the eighteenth century which have recent ly been called again to attention it Is stated that when George lN wns a baby hc was nathcd only once. fort aleh. Tha, was thought Co be plenty often enough u those days for a chile Go bc washed When one of Georges du.C sisters bad measles, the royal mother gave most careful Instructions that Che childs linen was not Co be changed Goo soon. as she feared that some careless attendant would clothe lt In garments insuhic.cnty aired and SO drive In the yash.' Ia those days people were much afraid of clean linen and bathing 10 was believed the com- plcte bodily ablutlonS were wcakcning get prince. peer and peasant alike call ed In at every ailmcnt the doctors of the period. who blcd them into a state of weakness aud sometimes death.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27

Seattle Export Beer delivered in any part ot the city for e per dozen quarts by 8 R. BotUings Go.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27
MINING FUND
Watch It Grow From Day
 To Day.

Tn. following public spirited citizens oi Sk,ewlv %, lE,sel Co tN . 'n'hlV ''r .,,,r s.t ,.. their names Co hel' 'n- m,i,f thc C s,0S Nniag Cor .r ''ee
 r..,,.f1t .iuu-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27

Try Gilt EIge restaurant. best home cooking in citv. lt voI don't believe !t, 'ry it and be convinced.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27

On ,aJ after this jlt- th- folding gate, lIvIns wHYd from l-pr1th, w.ll be ,Io,el t1 sI trr- when steamer Is ap- rru-hnc l1-S luf a,', remain cios't uu' tiI ship, I...a lre fiS' sut giug pl1uN 3i- r,f-f fo- % ii-,h rEe of passengers ENr--,s .U1 tlEE l-rm-n and hotel rune r-->. XiI gl-iS- fake n1tic. lDt govern them .-Ivcs 4cc -ll0E.v.
 mrtw No res Wharf Co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27
DON'T FORGET
The Savoy Theatre Troupe
 Will Play Sl. gwIy.

Watch Che annou ,em,nt ihat will be iel-graphei the An kan setting ths date upon which Che stocE t'up oi the Savoy The1,er of Dawson VII Dlly 10, the pso- pie Of Sklgwly at Elss q 10. There will he ,l artists of varied .l- leading talent in theit lines lt will be i-S,-clSS pure toned family exhibition otrl.e merit md Is bound To lfil-Isn eveni g of unqualified .ri lyment
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27
Now Gasolin Lsmp

C,p'. n. $. De Puy, representing the Will Hayward Co., gave an exhibition at Bi,ts phrml,v. las, night. ot Imp 'ei by 9 g,> line gls ge1e-itor The light Is c'eir, StelJv and brilliant The gasoline Is forced from a compressed air tank though heated tube into ,hs Lam, S.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27
lflAsD WfAIhfR
rri,eraphie Adgioos of Climatic Coalition, Frrm m Interior 9oiut'.

S.aeult Nir. -l- The ui'ow.r sth- weather --goN icr points cr.Wer h--. and DIVs1u 1t Sam; Sucway-S. WI .. ,ie-t, go above. White E r---Clgle, c,lm. iS above. Il1.sr S wint, @ lo1vr. Ho5,al.Utlt-C C.els. csim. IS b've. Stewart Call., I1le0v-. UlW,u C.-lr -4im S below. F.y. f.nl-r-C,-ar, cl.m. e2 above. Big SI.u,.-Ce p, ,Ilm, IS above. Clus1u C,.lv, ,llm, 2i seoyc. s-lN-k-D..lv, Im. il above. O.llsis- Cloudy. calm, above. ulu.a-Cloll-. cJm, ooye
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27
AFTfR THt HUNB0lDT
Capt. Nichols anl Cap, 'auTnou on
 Way Co Sou Tr, ,i,co.

C.p;. G.o.ee R be,,s one ct ,he -.o,E- ho'lri> .i th- N ska Steamship O.. and Nn1 h's s.VeI ou tu, Q '.lIn and Ro,.ii,, came north y->'-rl,N io. Che one Hc as pilot oo ta- r.ullon. ClpL Nichols, formerly pilot. ln company with Cap,. BmGm.n is nv at Frisco ready Co ,,rt north NIth ,hs Humboldt.
 The Humboldt va. a> advertised be vtlv O. s.i. from Ne't,.c 'p.!l uis.ng here AprlS
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27
And stiii sne wept.

Toto was crying What's the mot. .ery" asked one of her father friends "Tzp lost my cents" she walled.
 "Wcu. never mind. Here are Q cents, iaid thc friend
 Soon Toto was crying harder than ever Whats the matter now| she was asked
 "Tm crying because 1T hadn't lost ny 9 cents I'd hal | now" was her eply.-petyoit Free Press.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27

Blink books, office supplies; lowest prices in Alaska. bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-03-27
Leaving Londed

Al the s;5g-s, both compiny and hds- pendent ne lowing White H.r>e l'ljed ,o jh-.r tu,l cpicitv AMP. ". Stage .eIyeS illiy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-03-23

held a silver sale of fancy and useful ar
ticles Thursday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. F. B. Doran, on East Congress
street. A musical and literary programme
of rare excellence was rendered. Those
in charge of arrangements were Mrs. r.
+. Witty, Mrs c. H. Bronson, Mrs. r.
Thayer, Mrs, A. Fulmer! Mrs: E. Worth
ington and Mrs. J. S. KimbalI.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Clinton
&4v<hue NJ. a. Church Eald a sale OF
fancy articles Tuesday evening in the
church parlors. The committee in charge
of the affair included Mrs. s. Conley,
Mrs. Kay, Mrs. M l.. McIntire and Mrs.
A. Dendall.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bethany
Congregational Church is preparing
unique entertainment in the form of a
peddlerS' parade, to be given Tuesday
evening of this week at the church, on
West Winifred street.
The senior class of the Humboldt high
school will present a play entitled The
Spanish Gypsy Thursday evening, April
TO- at the West side opera house. corner
Colorado and South Wabasha.
Mrs. James Ryan, nee Miss Mary Ira
cey, of East Congress street, accompanied
by her husband and daughter, have re-
turned from California, where they spent
the last three months.
G. F. Dix, of Hall avenue, and G. S.
Schurman, Of East Congress street. were
IN Wadena the past week assisting in
the instituting of new commandery of
knights Templar.
West Side Lodge No 49, Degree of
Honor. A. O. u w, held a euchre party
and rattle for Q sofa cushion Friday
evening at Brack's hall, on Concord
street.
Unity camp, Modern Woodmen Of
America, neld a very enjoyable hard
times social Thursday evening at it's hail
on South Wabasha street
Mrs. William Fales, of Prospect terrace,
entertained the Ladies Aid Society of the
Bethany Congregational Church Thurs
day afternoon.
Tho Ladies Aid Society Of the West
minister Presbyterian Church will hold an
informal sock social Friday evening Of
this week
The Ladies' Guild of Ascension Church
met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. P
Hungerford, of East Winifred street
The members of West Side Lodge No.
Sc, A. 0. L. w, will give a concert at
the West Side opera house April 6.
Mrs. Lester Thayer, of East Congress
street entertained Wednesday evening
for Miss Jean Sanderberg.
The Valentine band held a japanese tea
party Friday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Alice Shaw, on Hall avenue.
The Eradelphian Reading club met on
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. w r Shaw
Of Hall avenue.
Miss Kate Tierney, Of Midway avenue.
entertained the Young Peoples Whist
club last evening.
Mrs. John Dale. of Prescott street, en-
tertained the Magazine club Monday
evening
The Edelweiss Euchr4 club will meet
Thursday Afternoon with RS. A. Shepley.
Miss Bea Mcdonald will entertain the
Erstw lille Euchre club tomorrow evening"
Miss E. NJ Woodbury. entertained the
Thursday Night club Thursday night.