davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-12-26
NO. 30.
Loss in Unstsrdsrdi.ed Cream.

Loss IN UTstardsrdtseo Cream.
Nearly every cream separator has
some contriyahes by which the rich
ness OF the cream can be regulated.
hut these regulations are far from
accurate, A fairly uniform cream de-
liSered by the separator In daily op-
Grafton may have a range OF varia-
lions OF per cent above or below tho
per cent desired. These variations
even In minimum case would result
In great protit or loss. as the case may
be. too great for a healthy. Legitimate
business To Illustrate: Take nifty
gallons OF cream eontainin. 20 per
cen, OF bu,tsrtat and as a variation.
let there bs per cent more butter
lat than the standard requires. AZ
sumo that the cream is sold at an av-
craEo price OF soc gallon. The loss
To tho party selling tho cream would
AMOUNT To $40 on tho nifty E.aiions.
which could have been na' cd by
Standardization. Even though each
separator has a regulating: con-
trtSancc there are always sotic con-
ditiona In practical operations which
Influence separation and cauns varsa.
s!on In tho richness Of tho cream.
These conditions can be cot trollcd.
To a certain extent. but In oder to
secure ms little variation ns BY stand.
ardixin. tho operation will require
such vigilance and close sup rviSion
that Il would become imprs:ticsbio
for tho creamery man N well ~ for
th. dairyman.
Tho firat and probably tho q o~t I'm.
portant cause Of these variations In
duo to tho speed OF tho bowl In the
cream separator, for anything that
tcnc to change the speed must ncccs.
sariiy influence the per cent OF fat In
tho cream. Second. tho temperature
OF tho milk has considerable iniiu.
cnec on tho per cent OF fat In tho
cream. A difference OF ten or moro
degrees In tho temperature OF Stho
milk will cause n decided rilrintion
In tho per cent Of buttcrfat In tho
cream. II milk Is warm the cream
will be thicker. II cold II sill bS
thinner. other conditions bcint equal.
Third. tho per cent OF fat changes
with tho amount separated per hour.
II milk In fed into q separate Mt nm
uneven rate or II tho flow OF milk is
stopped. the thickness OF tho cream
will be greatly influenced. Although
cream scparators arc nearly NIL pro-
vidcd with floats to regulate the In
How Of the milk Into the machine. yet
n slight variation Of pressure as that
due to tho difference in tho height
OF milk In tho receiving can 'r tenn
pcring vat Influences tho per sent OF
fat In the cream. Fourth, the AMOUNT
Of water or skim milk used 10 flush
out the bowl Mt tho end OF separa-
tion will naturally tend to al .ct tho
cream test. Fifth, tho condition Of
tho milk changes tho per cent by
having small clots obstruct the cream
or skim milk passage In tho howl Of
the separator.
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Nn Bag Yublitnm.

Die n5reie 8reiie" bat aber 400
etablirte Neenturen int Staate, pirb
an iiber 700 &oitofficen nerianbt, urb
bat etne erpRe G~erbreitune in Der
Na6barz &epublif Werifo, i'm Snbia=
ner=9 erritorium unb Stlaboma.
SIR girfulatiuns= @ebiet in 9eras
eritredt ii6 pon @alpeton bic binauf
nab Deniion, pon @aribaGi i'm Often
bis na6 81 8alo m fernen @eiten;
es l6lieBt ielbtperitdnblih NIT be-
ionhers sablreiden 2e1ern bas bi1t=
beiiebelte Wtittel=g erae ultb ben Snoz
meiten ein.
3tuei Geifembe finb beitdnoig, jabr>
Elm, iabraus i'm Snterehe oes 8latz
tes untermegs unb fibren oemielben
i'm 8erein nit unleren riibrigen So
fal Ngenten fprtndbrenb nel,e, 2e-
Ter gu.
Sn Nltbetrabt oieler 9batlad]en lift
Die rSreie Breiie", NOD es 1ib oarrm
banbelt, Die beutihe 8ep6(feruns 81
errei6en, nas bette Mmseiae : Mses
blum i'm gtaate Geras.
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Tiir $500 naa 9entidlanO.

0eutib : amerifanil1e 8eitungen
meroen i'm alten 8aterlanb nit grp-
Bem Snterei1e geleien, neil lie liA
frei auslpreben urb bdufig pDn britt
ben mebr 9euisfeiten unb Hahrih=
ten bringen, alS Die 6eutiben 3ei=
tungen lelbft. Die nSreie 8reie fir
2eras" lit briiben iberaq, mDbin 1ie
aeianbt wirb, elm iebr germ geiebener
@ait un6 fam iid riibmen, Nner=
fennung unb Wurbigun9 au finben,
tpie aus aablreiben 8riefen an unS,
lotuie an D~iejenigen. pelde oas 8latt
an lire 8ernanbten ibiden, berppr.
3ebt. 8er baber leinen @ernanbten
uno Sreunoen cine Sreuoe ertpeilerl,
ibnen elm m~iQfDmmenes @el9ent
MAIDEN min, Der befteIe fir fie Die
nSreie 8reiie fir 9eras". Das Sns
tereiie fir 9eras, pie i1berbaupt fur
ben Staat uno Die @egenb, mo Die
8erpanbten tppbnen, 1T in Dent1b=
larb iebr lebbaft unb eS 1T unmDgs
lib, in Brioatbriefen cine 10 griinb=
libe auffldrung uno Belhreibung
bes fremoen 2anoes gu geben. mie
bies Die n5reie Breiie" aupDbents
lid tbut. Sir ben aeringen Breis
BON So ~perlenoen mir pprtDfrei unier
reibbaltiees @u9enblatt auf elm Sabr
an irgeno cine Ioreiie I'M NuSlanbe.
Sic Ireie Vreiie fir Seras Nmbl.
COMPANY.
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Sin @eiser ,uars aelb.

@roBe SeItirsung bemdbtiate lid
Der Sreunbe oeS Serrn Sc. q. 6os
gartp BON 2~erineton, 8p., als fie
tpabrnabmen, baB iid feline 6autfarbe
in @elb oerpanoelte. Seine Saut
uno audi balo Die @ugen mur6en
aamdblig aber 5uiebenos gelber, uno
er litt idredlih. Seine aranfbeit
mar @elbiubt. Die belten Nerste
bebanoelten i'm; iebpd ubne Grfula.
Damn tuuroe linn a~neeratben, Flee.
trio Bitters, iene ~punoerbare Wta=
aen= uno 9ebersW teoisin. gu perius
ben, uno er ihreibt: y@a6bem id
5tpei 5laihen genommen bate, mar
id pDuig gebeilt." Cine Brpbe miro
leinen uniibertreffliden 8ertb far
aue Wtagen-, 2eber= uno @ierens2eis
ben tl%arlegen. Sour so Cts. 8u bas
ben bel S. 8alteper & Spbn, SEQ.
5: s. Sdmitt, @ieentbimer uno
90. 9reiB.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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PREssE FUER TEXAS has po-
sitively the largest circulation
Of all German papers published
IN the State Of Texas.
1t has over 400 established
agencies in the State, is mailed
to fully 700 post-ofices, and has
an extended circulation in Mexi-
co, in the Indian Territory, and
in Oklahoma.
1t circulates from Galveston
to Denison, from Marshall to Ell
Paso and of course mainly in
the thickly populated central
and southwestern parts of the
state.
Two travelling men and our
very active local agents are con
tinuously adding new sub
scribers to the lists.
In consideration Of these facts
the FREE PREssE FUER TEXAS
claims to be the best adver-
Using medium in the State Of
Texas, where it is the object to
reach the German reading po-
pulation.
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SIM MittelmdBigfeitS Wleere
Die meiiten Slide.
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13. g a /.

49,
Bettp 9radberg bate ibren Mantel
ftit I'm fid ge5osen unb bas 9aupt in
bic Wosenede auridseIest. 60 gins
tie Jrasen unb Mntporten aus BEN
Wege.
Sn bieier Mube batten TIRE .53iae
tinen Mnbaud tlafiilder @einbeit. 81.
tparen tpie aus Marmor seIdnitten.
gbuarb begniigte iih, fe an3uieben
unb ibre 9anb bon 3eit gu 3eit gu
briiden.
60 fIob bic Stnnbs Weses f1neis
genb bin. Der 3tpifdenraum minberte
fi4 i'm Gsyluse. Nur bab itatt bss @pGtz
fonnenfdeins iebt bic rarbe Serbftnadt
tire froifigen Nebel bur9 bic Jiniterz
ntB fpannte.
Mls bic Grdfin i'm ertpdrmtem Neitiz
bull ben Wantel obtparf, fragte fIe
aottig: Sinh 8riefe angefommeng"
.3u 8efebl, sndbigfte @rGfin!"
Sic nidte @buarb au unb elite bic
9reppe binauf, falus bic pOrtiere
hotttg auriid unb ging in ibr Boubpir.
Gin 9Guf9en 8riefe unb 3eitungen,
forgfdltig stf4idtet, lag auf benz
S4reibtif&; Sic mari fis baitia buras
ssnonber, o9ne mebr ols Mbrefle unb
potfempel au Iefen.
ploblih 5udte fe 5ufdmmen, oIs
babe ein eleftrifder Strom ie beriibrt.
Jhre Singer trampften fi9 aufammen,
bab Der Brief, pelden fe in Der 6anb
belt. nnerDffnet our grbe gIitt.
Die @rdfin briidte auf ben Rnopf
neben ibrtm Gdreibtiid.
Gin Olas portpein!"
Mls fe bic buntle Jliffigteit au iif
na1m, tebrte bic Garbe in lire Wanser
5uriid.
I'D min ni@t seitOrt fein-pon Nis
manb!4
SEPT gins fe raid gum Tifd suriid,
mari f4 in ben @efel, raffte bas
G4rtiben bonn Boben auf, 1ffnete e.
unb Las fttnen SnbaIt.
3tpet Wol, brei WaI LOS fie ibn, unb
isots Dial sliibten BITE rotben Glede auf
tlreH Wansen fiebriger, jebes Mal
cffnete tie BITE 2ippen ipeiter. ben gss
prebten Mttem ausauftoben.
~Oeben mir ueit.r!A iti.b lie 3tpi,
ffen ben 3dbnen berpor. .Hur Hars
rem unb ainber buben Gurht Dor Der
Gntf9eibuns."
Ieber ben teppi6belegten Sang, ben
TIRE buntle SHlsppe raufdenb ftr.ifte.
dlte ie tn ihres @atten Simmer.
Gbuarb Sradberg iab bebasIid am
5ener. las unb rauhts, nidt abnenb,
bab bies bic leBte Cigarette gefpeTen,
ipelte er i forglos entaiinbefe. gei
Bettps @intri.t Iests er freubta iibers
rdidt oas & .Mngs6latt bsi Ssits uub
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sic trua feline Masfe

uno bennpb mar ibr @eiiht total
entiteut, ndmlib ourb Gusiblag,
Wunben unb eczema. uno 5tpar bis
lie vBud(en's MrnicazS albe" anz
tuenbete. Damn perihpanben ale
franfbaften Nnseifen in ibrem @ez
5ibte, uie audi aller 9autausiblag,
Jieber<I usiblaa, 8eulen. 8arbun=
tel unb bal. Dor oieier Salbe peis
den. unlbdbbar fir Shnitts uno
Branb 8unoen. S6rammet uno
@ebnlihes. 6eilung miro aarantirt.
% @ts. bel S. 8alteper & Sobn,
@eo. 5. s.. Shmitt, gigentbimer,
un0 Wo. 9reiB.
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lieat feierIi4 unb t1atlG4liN beerbist

liest feierlt9 unb t4atid4li9 6eeroigt
BET feiner 5amilte."
nWer lteet bort9" fragile iie f9arf.
User liest bort beerbist9 Sd miQ's
Dir iasen!" Sic beuste .iid gu Inn
unb fagte nit 16arfem Sliiftern: .sSn
Wuraburg liegt Der &ammerbiener bes
9ifomte b. 0ebeuaire!"
@buarb i~tarrte fie einen Mpment
perblifft on. Damn brad er in etn
f9auenbes @eld9ter aus.
uNusge3ei6net! Gu etpas ipirit
audi nur 9u aus, 8ettb! Mer perfGnt
font barauf? Wenn i6 mir ben 8i<
fomte poriteGe-per3eib, aber i9 mub
mid erit ausla6en. Wie tommit Oh
auf eine 10 abenteuerli9e @ermus
tbung9"
nDaDon ipdter." perieBte lie rubig.
sd min 3ubor Define Meinung elm
bolen, pel6e S9rttte aund9ft in bieier
Sadie gu thun iinb, riGtiger ee1ast,
nel9e Sdritte 9u gu tbun gebenfft2"
nS9?" fragte er beripunbert, Gar
feline. Wi9 intereffirt bieie permoberte
2iebesgei6idte blutpenis, Iefbit tpenn
fte tpabr tpdre."
y@ie muB Did intereiiiren, fobalb
Du tire 8ebentuns erfafieft," perfebte
tie, i'm INNER mebr in ben 8ann jbrer
l1eberlegenbett ~stpineenb, mDu pirfL
ni9t gut umbin fonnen, fir Define
He9te ein3utreten. Oenn bag fannIt
Du Dir nobf a1ein fasen, bab eine
gntbiiflnns ipie biefe nt6t Bios 2a9s
musfeln rei5en barf. Wir lperben ses
meiniam bic Wabrbeit gu Sage f0rs
bern. limb" fiiste iie binau i'm bitteren
5robgefibl enbli9 %errungener Ma9t,
runb tit fie am Sage, bann pirb Dir
boffentli9 Der Mutb ni9t febleu, Dein
Re9t an Did gu nebmen."
Sic mar aufgefprungen unb ppr i'm
9etreten, bamit feiner ietner @ebarfen
fi9 lift enttpinbe.
nOu fennf Cure SamiIieniabunsen.
Die @nfelin zines 4ammerbieners, unb
pdre er Elm Npoao an S6Dn1eit setpez
fen, fann ME bic @attin bes Chefs
Cures 9aufes fein."
SEPT entfdrbte er ii9. .Was IagF
Du bag unbegreiffiG, tpte mar an 70
etpas benfen fann!"
n9enfe ni1t, banble!!" fagte iie fura,
unb es mar ibr, aGs raffe fi1 nit ieber
Sefunbe ike 5ertretene Mirbe bD6er
auf bon Dem pabniinnigen &niefan
iener @tullfe.
.9anbeln2 SA2" rief er nit untpil=
Tiger 9ait. nSn lDelAer Giseni9aft2
4us pel9em Grunbe9 Ni9t ben Sim
ger riibre iG, @ie tannit Du mir bas
muir aumuthen?"
sd mutbe Dir nidt mebr gu ais
Define pfli9t." eripiberte tie nit urs
beugiamer Seitigteit. nQber audi ni9t
peniger. Wir miIen 8eibe na9 berz
felben @ersdtigfeit tradten. Ni9t
Marimilian, ionbern Du biit Der 8ez
flyer bes Maiorats-9olpenbers lit
Dein!"
Oie WuDt bieisr @~ortslung itiir3te
ii9 pie cine 5elslaft auf i'm. ST perz
Tor fir Seilnten Die @pra9s. Seine
serinse seifise 8esabuns rang slei9z
lam peri9ittet unfer benz @etpid]t, bos
8ettp iiber i'm sefpdlst.
6DrtieBuna folat).
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@enn bn mid liebft.
HomaH non Geors 90 .ttpis (Gmmap
Roeppel.)
BDrtiebuna).
(Sprtiebun9).

piDbli1 brad tie ab. War tie 10
feige setuorben. Nabelitide aus3ut6eiz
len. mo- tie bic 2raft in fih fiiblte, einen
5ammerf4las au tbun2
Sic ftanb auf.
rWenn Du mid jebt beimfabren lie
BELT, gouarb, mir fdpirrt Der &opf,"
laste F e, aa HHbA-ihrFarblOfes Mntlib be-
aeugte. bab Tie nit ibrer 9raft gu Grbe
mar. sd idide Dir pen Massa tpie=
ber 6eraus."
n@elbfberitdnblid besleite i'd Did"
REF Gbuarb aufiprinsenb.
sd bottle, Sbr ipiirbet fdnser bei
uns bleiben," faste Marie Mntonie Be-
bauernb, inbem fie mitIsibig 9ettps
9anb nobnl.
Sic fiblte. bab ettpas apifden ibnen
serftDrt mar, baB cine aluft iih aufgez
than. pelde ibr beites Wonen nidt
iberbriiden tonnte. Sic fiblte aud,
bab 8ettps 3uneisuns, nuf tpeIde iie
etnft 10 boben Werth seIest, ibr u
iDenig Greube mebr ~getpdbren fDnnte.
@ls Der Wassn bic Rampe binunters
fubr, faste Marimilian nit berbeln
Sartasmus: .9offentIid baden mir
in ldngerer 3eit nidt mebr has Ser
sniigen, Sante Sinas 1Ddter in 6ol-
benbers gu ftben. Sic fdnst nadserabe
on, fiir's Srrenbaus reif gu iperben."
sd bite Did. Mor, fase 10 ettpas
S1redIides ni9t!" rief Morie Mnz
tonic. unb Elm taItes @ralisn riefefte
ibr burd bic @lieber.
sd fiirdte. tie pirb gbuarb nod
nit ndrriid maden," fieI er perddtli9
Elm. .2dbt er fih ni9t bon bie1er
Jrau UNI ben Singer mideln2 gs lit
fdabe UNI i'm. ST bate etrpas 9eFes
res Derbient. als unter ben pantpffel
zines Meibts gu seratben, bic in blins
Der Qeibenfdaft fid ielbit berniatet."
n8ettp unb 2eibeni9aft2" fragile
Marie Mntonie ftaunenb, sir tpas2
Sir tpen2"
Ct antfportete niht. Jlidtig qrii.
benb berlieB ct bas 3imrRer.
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Gin armer MiQipnar

ftarb fiirslib in 2onoon, neil er lei>
ne @abrunes=W iittel nibt peroauen
fDnnte. Sriibseitiger @ebrauh BON
DR.. Kings New Life Pills
piiroe i'm aerettet baben. Sic itar=
Zen ben Wasen, befDrbern Die Ser
bauung uno fteaen ben Nppetii
pieber Der. 8reis rs gts. 9as
@elb miro suridefftattet, penn feine
.3ufrieoenbeit leitens oeS Yatienten
bepirft miro. 3u besieben burd
S. &alteper & Sobn, @eD. s. S.
Sbmitt, @ieentbimer, uno 30.
0reib.
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Nus &iel miro beri6tet, oaB

Der srpBe &reuaer rBrina 5einrib"
8ommanoant Sapitdn 8. g. Wen=
BEL, bel ben Brobefabrten aldnsenoe
Nelultate eraielte. Sn elmer iehs=
itunbigen forcirten Sabrt erreibte
er Die bDhite @ei6minoiafeit, pelae
lie elm beutiher gansertreu5er bat
reoiltriren tDnnen. 9as prddti9e
51iff lit auf Der &ieler @erft aebaut,
bat Elm Displacement BON 1891 TDnz
men unb $1,000 inoi5irte Bferoe=
frGfte.
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: Golfer Wilhefm hat Die NeSiher

8aiier @ilbelm bat Die BETTER
Der flint amerifanilhen Oahten,
tuelhe an. Der &ieler Gegatta enttpes
Der ielbft tbeilnabmen, coer iie fid
aniabeu, einaelaoen, Die Warienz
burg su beiuhen. Die Gmerifaner
baben bic ginlaoung fur iib uno
lire 5amilien germ angenommen.
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Qdjeimni6 Der SdOa6pit

1T @efunbbsit. Daa gsbeimniB Der
@eiunbbeit beitebt in benz 8erbaue
ungs> unb NHimilirungs : @erm0geE
elmer seb0risen Quantiidt Gabrung.
@i7en Sie bn5 :?
sutrs 2eber piaen finb cir aG7olstes
5eilmittel fir &ppfi9mer3sn, asp>
fla, Malaria, 9artleibigteit aso Ggali=
DE Qeiben.
TUFTS Leber pILLy.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-22

played the wedding march and the ushers,
George Andrews and w. r. Whalton,
stretched ropes of fir twigs to the green
altar The bridesmaids were Misses Mary
Gerhard and Dolly Andrews and Dr. A. p.
Wilcox was best man., The service was
read by Rev. John Dallam and was fol-
lowed by a wedding breakfast. Mr. An
drews and his bride left on the camp
locomotive to spend two weeks in a camp
further north in the woods. The guests
numbered thirty and included Mrs. T. F.
Andrews, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Gerhard,
Mrs A. C. Kitchell, Mr. and Mrs. l.. F..
Swain Mr.. and Mrs. H. Sommers, Miss
Elizabeth Plummer, Miss Nellie Hay, Miss
Lila Swain, I. G. Plummer, George R..
Simpson, L. L. Dorr, Clair Swain, Carl F.
Sullivan, A. H. Powers, Elmer Wardlow
and Karl Stillman.
Miss Rose Butler and William Haley
were married Wednesday in the Church
of St. Anthony Of Padua. Rev. James
O'Reilly read the service. Miss Anne
Kelly was maid of honor and William Droll
acted as best man. The bride wore crepe
de chine and carried bride roses. Miss
Kelly was in pink and her flowers were
also roses.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-22
RAILROAD NOTES,

The Canadian Pacific is making tests between
Winnipeg and Fort William for the reduction of
grades.
The interstate commerce commission will meet
in Chicago Sept. % to investigate rates on live
stock between Chicago and the Missouri.
Whitney Bros. of Duluth and Houghton have
secured the contract for the foundation of the
new North Western ore docks at Escanaba.
ern are sending brakeInen and conductors to
Winnipeg and Port Arthur to man grain trains.
The Manitoba excursion Saturday from To-
gers, most Of them going to see land recently
purchased.
The Wisconsin Central has ordered six Chau-
tauqua locomotives weighing 81, 900 pounds EACH
The tank capacity will be 5000 gallons and the
coal capacity twelve tons.
II the mining strike is settled soon, the ex-
pected car famine, If there is one, will be greatly
aggravated. The shortage due to the movement
of crops in the west and the general rush Of
merchandise will be made worse by the demand
for cars to bring coal westward.
The Burlington. Rock Island, North Western,
Illinois Central and Chicago & Alton railroads
announce rate of one fare for the round trip
for the annual convention of the Grain Dealers
National Association at Peoria, ILL.,, Oct. 1-3.
Other roads have made rate of one and one
half fare on the certificate plan. - $500
The st. Paul Terminal company has asked for
three commissioners to condemn for the Rock
Island. Ramsey county real estate beginning at
the southerly limit Of the county and extending
to the Rock Islands st. Paul terminals. The
object of the new company is to connect with
the belt line at South st. Paul the West Side
terminals of the Rock Island,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-22
MINNETONKA NOTES

E. L. Sampson is in Watertown, S. D., for a
few days shooting.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Miner and little son. Reid
were weekend guests Of Dr. and Mrs Sargent
Judge and Mrs. ]. F. MCGEE have closed their
Wildhurst cottage and have returned to the
city.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.. Wheeler have closed Sc
their cottage on Big Island and returned to the
city.
Miss Jane Moore. of Minneapolis, has been
visiting the Misses Richards for week, at tx
celsior.
Mr.. and Mrs Floady, of st. Paul, spent Fri;
day at Spring Park on allday fishing and
picnic excursion.
house party was enjoyed d. y Me fhe
vile Park Lake Minnetonka, over Friday SAT
| urday and Sunday.
Mrs Mn the
| Prizes were won by Miss Lulu Sampson anu MIS-
| J. S. Beardslee.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Willis Smith will remain 4tI
| at their summer home through October Mrs
Smith leaves time in November for Cali
| fornia, where she will spend the winter.
| Mrs. j. NJ. Woolnough is entertaining trio
ySnn as rensr + II Mi
Glover from New Orleans, La, and Miss MONEY
| Dubuque, Iowa.
are: Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Wilcken, St: Paul
| Mr. and Mrs William r. Rose, New York
Mrs. A. L. Rose, Minneapolis, e. A. Baker
| u. B. Smith and w. T. Campbell
! M IT. H.
| end guests at Katzenellenberger. Mr. and Mrs
McNaught are now in Colorado, with Mr.. ant
| Mrs. &. W. Kerrick. for two months stay
| They are joined there by Mrs Melman' st
| Joseph, Mo.
Ameda Duncan, Of MINNEAPOLIS, was cues
| of DR.. and Mrs. Sargent Thursday, at thel
| charming new Spring Park summer home, quaint
ly named Svenskebogenhandel: Dr. and Mrs. sar
gent will remain at the lake through OCTOBER ant
| then go to Chicago for short vacation.''-"'a
Miss Hazeldene Christian left last week 10 fo
| Roanoke, Va, where she will attend the. VIZ
| ginia college. Horace Christian also went Tues
| day to Virginia, where he will attend the Dan
| soon for New York to spend the winter.
Maple Heights is to be improved by larg
| addition to the establishment that will make
an all the eararound resort: the only one o.
the upper lake. Work will begin next week OF
a new building which is to contain dining room
dancing hall, kitchen and sleeping-rooms IN
new building will have frontage on the lax
bluff of 12o feet and will command a fine view
With the remodeling of the present dining
room into sleeping apartments the change -, Wi
add twenty five rooms. The new house Will b.
| wholly modern and will be heated and Furnished
with hot and cold water. Special attraction
will be offered for winter house parties, dance
| and outing parties.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-09-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Miss MABEL ii. pOlnamuS Is IN fafSo.
Nine. LAUDER is home from the east
Mrs Isaac Dexter and Mrs. Abbott Dexter are
home from Chicago.
Mrs. e. NJ. May and Mrs. N. H. Frost are
visiting New York friends.
Mrs Frank Bliss Of Livinsstone' Mont Is the
guest Of Minneapolis friends.
Mrs Z. c. Garrigues has returned from a six
weeks visit in eastern cities.
Captain ". II. Murphy left Saturday evening
for Pittsburg and New York.
Miss Ethel Craig Knowles Of the Waldorf has
gone to Roanoke, Va, TO enter college,.
The Entertainment club will give card party
Friday afternoon at 20 Thirteenth street s.
Miss Hazel Stout Of Kasson, MIMI, has re-
turned home after visit with Mrs. A. v.
Dauphin.
is home from two months visit In Boston and
Portland.
Dr. c. ]. Ringnell has returned from an eastern
trip of month. Mrs. Ringnell and daughter
will return later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph L. Whitney have moved
in from Mnnetonka and are at 1872 Laurel ave-
hue for the winter.
Miss Blanche, Neveome;;, who has been the he
guest Of Mrs. S. D. Hamilton, has returned to
her home In Grand Forks.
Miss Beatrice Webster will entertain the Pansy
Social club at cards Thursday evening at her
home, 1888 Eighteenth avenue S.
gone to the Pacific coast to spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. J. II. Farley 's--@ 5'.-
Sycamore camp, II. N. A.. will give card
party Friday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
\. Reynick. 3416 Columbus avenue.
Mrs. L. G. Mitchell has returned from the
seashore, where she spent the summer, and with
MI. Mitchell Is at the Hampshire Arms.
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Barton are home from q
ten months absence in Hot Springs Ark. and
Tut Bay, Ohio and are at Ill Ninth street 5.
The members of Notre Dame de Lourdes court
No 231 will give a card pal ty Wednesday eve:
ming in Odd Fellows hall. Fourth street and
Central avenue.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Walker of Logansport, Ind, is
the guest Of Mrs. John Falconer of BAL Chicago
avenue She came to attend the marriage of he1
niece. Miss Anna Purdy.
Northwestern people at New York hotels are
as follows: pols-Waldorf, H. L. Jenkins
s. c. Tooker; Cosmopolitan. ]: Maddox; Ash
land. H. Holmes; Victoria, c. NJ. Arnesberg; st
Denis Mrs. W. G. Tubbs, E. A. Woodward.
r. Redfeld: Holland, NJ. R. Kingman; Man
| haitian, T. E. Byrnes. Hastings, Mnn.-St
Denis. S. Carter.