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HAZEL PARK,

Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Porter and Miss
Sadie Wilds, of Minneapolis. and Mrs. S.
e Mccoy and daughter Fanny. Edga
OWan, Misses Helen Simmerman and
Louise Little, of Merriam park, spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. w. w Dunn,
of Flandrau avenue
MIR. and Mrs Walter Peters and daugh-
ter. OF Minneapolis, and Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Gunther il, of Aurora avenue, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j. Gunther, Of
saltwater avenue.
Mrs. ]. 3. Reeves and mother Mrs. ].
u. Meginn, of Saltwater avenue, were
entertained by the Misses McGrorty. last
Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. e. MCGOWAN and daughter
of Minneapolis, spent Sunday with MIR
and Mrs. j. j. Early, of Saltwater ave
nue.. t1
Mrs W. L. Ames. rof Saltwater ave-
nue., entertained at card party Thurs
day. The prize winners were Mrs. j. B.
Reeves and Mrs Whidden
Mrs. W. w. Dunn, of Flandrau ave-
nue., entertained at dinner on the Fourth
Covers were laid for fourteen,
Mrs. j. E. Meginn and Mrs ]. r. Reeves
of saltwater avenue spent last Saturday
HFith Mrs. Allen Of, this city.
Master Arthur Peterson of FIandrau
avenGe, left yesterday ror Hayward Wis
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WEST SIDE

West Side Lodge No Sc. A. O. U. w.
entertained the visiting club composed
of the various A. o. y. w. lodges of the
city Wednesday evening, at its hall, cor
ner Concord and Clinton streets.
Mrs. G. Thayer, of Winnipeg who has
Deen visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
MtiIldtl CaIIon, OF west Delos street has
gone TO Montana, where she will join
her husband.
Messrs. Frank and Ben Michel and sis
ter, Miss Made Michel, of West Delos
street, left last week by the Diamond 10
line for st. Louis, Mo, to spend the sum
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kimban, OF DEL
VEN LOVE Iowa, thesgHests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
gone to Brainerd MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker and Miss Florence
Baker of Bancroft street, have returned
from Anoka, Mimi, after short visit
with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler and chill
dren, OF Boone, Iowa, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs Norman Chamberlain, of Prospect
terrace.
IN, Mr.; and Mrs. NJ. ]; Moriarty, of East
MlnIfred street, entertained Mr.. and Mrs
Brick, Of Owatonna, Mimi, during the
week.
Miss Anna Bowman, of East Congress
street; entertained the Autochthons at a
fourth or July party Thursday evening
Mrs. c. Resler, of Bidweu street. has
mao as her guest Mrs. j. Knickerbocker
OF Northfield, during the past week.
Miss Margaret Kahn, of Oregon, was the
guest OF Mrs. F. Whitmore, Of East Con-
gress street, during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ J. Moriarty and daueb
ter, OF East Winifred street, are visiting
relatives at Rochester, Mimi
Mrs. Frank Leitner, of West Winffred
street, has gone to Saltwater, where she
VIII visit relatives for a, week.
Mrs. Vollmer, of Mortified, the guests
OF MRS. IL u. Dampier, of East Winifred
street, has returned home
Mrs. O'Brien, of Southern Minnesota
is visiting her son, Mr.. G. O'Brien, and
Wlfe, OF dunedin terrace.
Miss Jessie McGrath, of Eau Claire
MIS-, IS the guest of Mrs. Williams, of
West DeloS street.
Mrs. Taylor, of Mortified, is the guest
OF DR.. and Mrs. HI. c.. johnson, of East
Winifred street
The Westminster Presbyterian Sunday
Wildwood ~ o.
Mrs. Dan Calvin, of East Winifred
street, is at Grand Forks, ". D., visiting
Mrs, George Ossrnan. of Winslow ave-
nue., entertained informally Saturday aft
ernOon. A1
Mrs: J. Burke, of Ada street. has re-
Wing. AZ ANeu
Miss Bertha Rackness. Of dunedin ter
race, visited at Mortified this week.
MISS Alice Schriber, OF West Delos
street is visiting in North Dakota.
MIR. George Dcran of Iorsscott s4~ao4
is visiting in Philadelphia. Pa. w.
Miss Stein, of East Winifred stroet b.s
returned from Chaska, MINI
MISS Hattie Converse, OF East winifrad
street is visiting in Chicago
Mrs. Frank Berlandi. Of State stroo4 &,
visiting in North Dakota 40
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ST. ANTHONY PARK.

Miss West gave the first of a series of
luncheons for a number of ST Anthony
Park ladies Wednesday at her summer
home at West Point Lake Minnetonka.
]. R. Shellengerger, of Fayette
Ark, Mrs. Faith Jones and Clement Gay.
lord, of Humboldt, Iowa, are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J g. Shellenberger.
Mrs. George s. Eddy gave a children'ss
party Wednesday afternoon in honor of
her daughter Gladys eighth birthday.
Mrs. A. E. Wallace entertained at din
ner Wednesday in honor Of Mrs. M. d.
Wallace and Mr.. Baxter, of Minneapolis
Mrs. Van Houten, the} recent guest of
Miss Leila Douglass, has ireturned to Chi
cagO.
Mrs. Shelley entertained during the
of Hazel Park.
Miss Madeline Hunter entertained a
company of her young friends Wednesday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Vittum and Mr..
and Mrs. Franklin, Ellerbe are at Turtle
Lake. MI m
Mrs. j. E. Whitman is entertaining Mr..
and Mrs. John McElroy, of Waupun Wis
The Reading circle will meet with Mrs.
D. G. Martin Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Ackerly, of Fargo. is d guest of
her sister, Mrs. c. R. Aldrich.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stockly have gone to Shell
Lake for couple of weeks.
Mrs. John E. Williams has returned
from RosemOunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. McDermott are Wis
iting at Eyota.
Miss Eva Shelley has gone to Lindstrom
for two weeks.
John Stone, of Minneapolis, is visiting
at the Park" l-i.,.
Mrs Berchune has returned from Ann
Arbor Mich.
Miss Nina Whitman is visiting in Vol
taiFe, N. D.
Mrs H. J, Wiedner has gone to Du-
buque.
Mrs. B. F. Meek is at White Bear lake
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES.


At the annual meeting of Myrtle tenn
pie. RathbOne Sisters, the following Off
GERS We're elected: Most excellent chief
Mrs. Alice y. BOrdwell; eX-seniOr, Mrs
c. NJ Murdy; ex-junior. Mrs. Mary VIII
son; manager, Mrs. c. H. Mcbride; mis-
tress Of finance, Mrs. Sarah II. Bryant;
Mrs. +. NJ. SloggY; sentinel, Mrs. II. c.
peterson; outside guard. Mrs Sarah Cook;
trustees. Mrs. Mary J. Earhuff, Mrs. Jen-
ME Scott and Mrs. Murdy past chief, Mrs
George Spencer.
Guiterman Bros Benefit association
will give their first all-day excursion to-
day on the steamer LOra and barge. The
committee in charge are Misses Graham
Kennedy. Fehlan, Anderson and Holland.
Messrs. 'Lande, Olson, Salt. Birch and
Haberkorn. Stops will be made at Pres
colt, Hastings and Alton and up Lake
81. CroiN The boat leaves foot of Jack
son street at 10 a. m. and returns at 10
p. m. Music will be furnished by Brose's
band.
The Adelphi club will hold an open
meeting Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
az the home of Mrs. w. G.. Frances. of
st. Anthony avenue. The club will have
as its guests Mrs. Josephine St. Pier
Itutfn. Of Boston; Miss J. Silom Yates
of Kansas City; Miss Ida B. Wells Bar
nett, of Chicago. and Miss Fannie Barrier
Williams, of Chicago.
The board of managers of the Woman's
Christian Home will hold it's regular
monthly meeting Friday afternoon at the
nome on North street The Ladies' Aid
Society Of Plymouth Congregational
Church viii hold its regular monthly
meeting Friday afternoon in the pariors
of the church.
The teachers and officers of the Ninth
Presbyterian Sunday school will give
lawn social Tuesday evening on the
grounds adjoining the church on Edmund
street and Harrington avenue The pro-
Co.'s OF the social will be used to defray
me expenses Of the Sunday school pic
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ E. Church will hold
lt S, regular monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon TO- n at the home Of Mrs. H. j.
tilz. OF Hague avenue. Mrs G.. H. Yer
non has charge of the programme.
The Home and Foreign Missionary So
cletleS Of the Central Presbyterian
afternoon at Lake Como. Mrs. e. o.
Duncan and Mrs Claude ForseH have
charge Of the programme.
There Will be a special meeting of the
session OF the House of Hope church TO-
morrow evening to consider the appoint-
ment OF pastor to succeed Dr. Paxton.
The Laurel Cycle club will give its an
nual excursion Saturday at Lake Mime
tonka. In the evening there will be a
banquet, followed by dancing
Mrs. I. ID. Hall, of Fuller street will
entertain the members of the Lucky
Thirteen club Tuesday afternoon at
Mrs Williams, of Dale street will on
terrain the members of the Pronnpt En-
chre club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. John Ringold. Of Iglehart street
wil! entertain the EAznilton Whist cII,6
thursday afternoon.
Mrs Frank futile of Carroll street. will
entertain the Thursday Afternoon club
Mrs. G. j. Schubert, of Charles s+roa+
WI entertain the Limited club Wednes,
cay afternoon. N1i0'
Tho Grace NJ. Z. Sunday school will,
ho!d ITS annual outing Saturday at Wild
The Central w. c. T. u. will meat ~
The Commons" tomorrow at D. m.
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MINI, are guests of Mrs. Carrie Ditmar
of Case street
Mrs. Kirpbach, the recent guest of Mrs.
Hill, of Margaret street, mas returned to
BiXby, MINI.
Mrs. II. Schuyler, of East Seventh
street. has gone to Canada for two
months.
Miss Elizabeth Dougherty, of Jesse
street, has returned from Young Amer
lea.
Miss Lizzie Custer of Burr street, is
visiting friends in Blooming Prairie.
Mr.. ana Mrs. d. Mclean, of Sims street
nave returned from Ne5aunee, Mich
Miss Jennie Carlson, of Bradley street,
has returned from Braham, Mimi.
Mrs. E. Hedin will entertain the Odds
and Ends society Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ditmar have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mrs Constantine is visiting in the
southern part of the state.
Miss Irene Swenson, of St Cloud, is
visiting East st. Paul friends.
Mrs John Copeland. of Burr street has
returned from New Jersey
DR.. and Mrs. r. o. Earl are spending
the summer in the country.
Miss Ellen Olson ard Miss Josie Mo-
line are at Vinepe. MINI.
Miss Eva Swenson, of Burr street, has
gone to Gaylord, MINI.
Stewart Cameron has returned from
New York
Roy Meacham has some to Red Wing.
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Ghosts in Cleveland Haunted
House Do Not Appear
in White Garb
QUITE NEW GHOST STORY
Instances Recorded by the PsychicaI
Research Society in Which the
Edolous of the Departed
Revealed Themselves.
Special to The Globe.

Special to The Globe
CLEVELAND. Ohio, July "a
| grewsome ghost story has just come
to light in this city which has led to
a family named Taubert- vacating their
residence on Cultivate avenue 1t in
cidentally serves to revive the flag
ging interest in ghosts and to remind
us that none of the historic ghost
yarns about English historic places
have been raked up la coronation.
Cleveland, unlike some old English
towns and castles, boasts no antionitv
and has hitherto scarcely considered
itself in the spook belt
Hence the alarm which has seized
upon it's inhabitants now that a genu-
inc ghost has appeared and the trep-
idation of real estate dealers lest a de-
VelOpment of the industry should take
place to the disturbance of values.
The Taubert domicile which now
has been vacated in favor Of it's eerie
occupants. is a two-story cottage, with
gable over the street and a small
front porch, at 237 Cultivate street,
its former residents having been VIII
liam Taubert, his wife, a baby and
Mrs Minor the mother of Mrs. Tau
bert.
Mrs Taubert's story is a straight
forward and circumstantial account of
what she saw, which led her to move
precipitately.
I'VE are alone at night" said Mrs.
Taubert, as my husband is on night
duty. On certain night recently 7
was suddenly awakened from a sound
sleep by rappings on the walls such
as never heard anything like before.
The noises came first from one direc-
ton and then from another and | be-
came so frightened that finally the
baby awoke and determined to get
up and sit in a chair all night. I
turned the lamp up so that it burned
brightly. While / sat at the table the
light grew suddenly dim and | saw a
young woman, dressed in brown, stand
ing in the middle of the room There
was no way by which she could have
entered as l was sitting close to the
door and between it and the figure.
Just as I had recovered from my sur
prise and was about to speak to her
the woman disappeared, seeming to
| pass clear through the floor.
Knocking Is Kept Up.
"All the time that the woman was
in the room the knocking kept up
| but it ceased when she disappeared"
A remarkable story paralleIing the
foregoing was told by Mrs. Minor She
said:
Il was sitting in the room adjoining
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at No. 545 Laurel avenue Monday after
noon. Those taking part in the pro-
gramme We're Howard Westby. Norma
Hauser; Katie landowner. Francis Sed-
don, Florence Bascom, Eileen McGrath,
Margaret Davis, Ella Levy and Blanche
Frankel. They all did great credit to
their teacher. Mrs. Horst was assisted
by Mrs. and Miss Benedict Miss Bene-
dict gave several vocal numbers. Re
freshments were served, after which the
children adjourned to the lawn and play
ed croquet
Miss Edith Whipple, of Sank Center,
and Miss Woodbridge. of Duluth, who
have been studying music this winter with
Mrs. Inga Olund, have finished their
course of study and returned to their
homes.
Mrs. Anthony Charbouneau. Of West
College avenue, and her mother Mrs. R.
H. Downing, of Merriam Park have re-
turned from visit to White Earth, Wis
lung Mrs. Simon Nutchelis, Mrs Down
in" daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. West and son Frank
of st. Paul, and daughter, Mrs. Buck. of
California. have returned to this city aft
er a month at White Bear.
Miss Edith Elliott, of North st. Adams
street is visiting in Chicago and Detroit.
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Mary Parks, Harriet Murphy, Maud CAL
VIM Eta Wilson, Esther Wilcox, Edward
Conroy and Clarence Peterson. Mrs Dona-
hue was assisted by Mrs. Murphy and
Mrs. Wilcox.
Mrs. S. Downs, of Reaney street, will
entertain the Missionary Society of the
East Presbyterian Church Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. Parlin will have charge of
the programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. A Stoddart. of Case
street, entertained at dinner Sunday for
Miss Jane McFetridge and J. F. Wood
man, who were married Wednesday even
ing.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given Tuesday evening in the First
Swedish Lutheran church by the young
peoples society
Mrs Thomas Cameron, of Fauquier
street, entertained the Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. of the East Presbyterian church on
Thursday afternoon
Mrs Emily Ericsson and Ragnar Loft
gren We're married Tuesday evening at
the home Of the bride on Reaney street.
Mrs. Mcdonald. of Payne avenue, will
entertain the Loyal Blue Euchre club next
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs AlOah Kyle, Of WaveIly,
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BURLINGTON HEIGHTS.

e,oa; 8lrfhday Card club" has been Or
sanlzed Tor the summer months The
nfSt meeting will be held on Wednasda !
9Pt oiIn at the home of Mrs. Geo. W
d ne Burllng'on Heights Social club cave
q Itrce IN Marien hall Thursday evening.
- large number We're present
MIS-. Henry Montgomery has been on
OF 81. Paul, for several DAYS.
c MIS- Alfred f. Soucheray and Miss
MNI Ma panz Of St Paul, were guests OF
MIS-. n ~ Briggs on Monday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Chas E. Gooch. of Good
ricn avenue, spent the Fourth with MIR
ana MRS. Geo. w. Rowlends
MISS Bee Hintermeister enterta lined
o oWSehm my ; children on Monday in honor
q ner eighth birthday.
MI; and /. f. Jameson and son left
on Monday for visit to Mr. Jameson
Miss Edna Moore. Of Dayton avenue.
spent several days last week with Miss
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Mathies of ST
Iani spent the Fourth with Mrs. John
Mrs. w. III. Chase has returned home
atter Two weeks visit i'm MINNEAPOLIS
Mr.. and Mrs. James Daley and son have
returned from visit to White Bear.
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membrance of the features of the soldier
that some months after the occurrence.
when l happened to be calling with
my husband at a house where there
was portrait of him, l stepped before
1t and said; why, look. There is the
general And sure enough it was.
Here is another from the report of
the Psychical Research society:
On certain evening in March
was dressing myself to go to a dinner
party at Admiralty house, Vittoriosa,
Malta. l had accepted Admiral and
Mrs. -s invitation, much against
my will, as dear friend was living SCI
rlously Ill at Brighton. However, the
latest account had been so cheering
and hopeful that | had allowed myself
to be persuaded by my husband into
going. An eerie feeling was creeping
over me in an unaccountable manner.
but L tried to throw it off, and succeed
ed to certain extent; STILL something
made me turn my head around and
stare into my husbands dressing room.
which opened into mine. l distinctly
saw a hand waving backward and for
ward twice. IsruShed into the room
1t was empty. Soon aftcrward my
husband came up stairs, and told him
what l had seen, but he put it down
to nerves.
An Unusual Prayer.
AS we crossed the water the cool
night air seemed to revive me. and 7
began to laugh at myself for letting
my imagination play such tricks. We
got home somehow, and I dragged my
self to my room and commenced un-
dressing. While taking down my hair
| distinctly felt hand pass over my
head and neck, as If some one was as
SlSung me. | told my husband-to be
laughed at. / knelt down to saw NV
prayers. Instead Of praying Gas I had
been used to do) for God to make my
friend well, |, without any will of my
own, prayed that he might be taken
out OF his misery. Invent to bed. Some
thing came and lay beside me, l chung
to my husband, who tried to calm me,
assuring me that there was nothing to
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DAYTON'S BLUFF.

The st. Agnes Guild of st. Peters Epis-
cGop9l Church gave an ice cream social
! "Wednesday evening at the church home
on Hoffman avenue. Those having ia
bles and assisting were the Misses Alice
Won Deyn, Minnie Ball, Florence Smith,
M Ma Fullerton Eva Fabian, Grace
| and Elizabeth and Ellen Miller.
The marriage of Miss Annie Weber TO
August Leider took place Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2 o'clock at the home Of the
0neke, of the DaytOn's Bluff German M
| f. church, performed the ceremony. The
! Dflde ana groom We're attended by Miss
Pa9lne Dlekout and Paul Weber. Mr.
July 10 at Conway street.
Mr. and Mrs. John E. Seeger entertain
! ed at supper Saturday evening, at their
| nome t1e on East Fifth street, in honor Of
| 70 about sixty of their friends and rela-
| ives: Mrs. Seeger WAS assisted by Miss
| marina 4oerg, Miss Alice Won Deyn Miss
es Agnes and Johanna Hall and Miss
| Bertha Seeger.
Miss Elsie Mertens, of Bates Avenue
mas issued invitations for euchre party
| TO Pc pc given Saturday evening in honor
OF the Misses Scheffer, of New York.
Miss Mamie Davis. of East Fourth
street, entertained Wednesday evening
N honor of Miss Margaret and Mania
MuIilgan, who have returned from school
MRS. L. A. Bennett and Miss Charlotte
Trott gave supper Wednesday evening,
at Wildwood in honor of Mr., and Wrs
MRS. Henry Pranty, Of st. Louis.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
clety OF the Daytons Bluff German M. r
Church met Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. Boldthem, of Burns avenue.
Mrs. Northrop. of Conway street an
eert an D. the Home Missionary Society
Wednesday afternoon oii
| Miss Zoa Sutherland who has baan
N N14SitIng her aunt: Mrs. A. B. SpindIer, Of
h MAPLE street; left Wednesday for her
nome in Nashua, Iowa.
| Miss Ella Munich. formerly Of This .ci+1
was married in Chicago June IS to Charles
Gardner. Mr. and Mrs Gardner will
reside in Chicago
Mrs. Ed Digle. of Itasca Wis a,d 80
OllVer D1gle, of Michigan were the re-
| cent guests of Mrs. A. p Rotert of HID
son avenue. = o
MTs r E 2ha MfS W WsnTE P 6f guests
enue, left Friday for St Louis,
| Mrs. A. j. Wielde, of Fremont strae+
enterta1ned Tuesday evening for Mr. and
| Mrs Henry Pranty. '''-o'
| Mr.. and Mrs J. w. lie Nav re r5o.+
F1fth street have been entertaining Al
bert Todd, of Elba, MINI. al
Miss Elizabeth Franks, Of Maria ave-
nue.; entertained Tuesday in honor of the
| anniversary of her birthday
| w. Dautell, who has been visiting Mr..
ana Mrs. Henry Knoche, of Maple Street
! leaves today for Chicago -
mrs. George Parker of Hudson avenue
it.if thursday for Chatfeld, where She
| Will spend the summer.
Mrs. r: F. Slater of Conway street is
| entertaining Mr.: and Mrs. p H. Bowling
! and family, of Nasua
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bates
i day at Red Rock.
Mrs. l.: Neinaber, of Bates avenue, IS
entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Caleb
! Shaw, OF Chicago.
/ Mrs Cpopoar CtI,;aooo
Mrs Minnie Sackett and Mrs Laura 10
| ton, of Bates avenue. 10y
Mrs; Miss entertained at a cofeae
k pa Tuesday afternoon at her home on
Mrs. Nellie Martin and Miss Aooa
Moilen Spent part of the week at Cedar
The Woo Zoo club met Tuesday at the
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the bedroom and Mrs. Taubert had
gone in to attend to the baby who was
restless. AS looked in Il saw q man
dressed in black standing by the bed
IN the corner. My daughter could not
see MIN and when 7 looked in again he
mad gone. l would not sleen in +bo+
mousse again for anything you might
offer.
Nelghbors of the Tauberts confirm
the story about the ghosts. When the
Andrews family occupied the house
the two daughters often saw the vounoe
woman in brown and the man in black
on one occasion the latter came and
sat down in her lap while she was sit
ting in the parlor.
The following extracts from the re-
ports of the Society of PsychicaI Re
search of London relate similar cases
OF ghost seeing which have been dulv
authenticated. The only thing neces-
sary now is for some scientist to dis
cover method of securing these aura
or essences, whichever they may be,
Tor exhibition in our museums where
as scientific curiosities, tley might
prove both interesting and educational
A lady whose account was corrobo-
rated tell the following remarkable
story.
Zone night on retiring to my bed
room about IL o'clock, l thought I
heard peculiar moaning sound, and
some one sobbing as if in great dis
tress of mind. l listened very atten-
lively and it still continued; so raised
the gas in my bedroom, and then went
to the landing window, threw the blind
aside-and there on the grass was q.
very beautiful young girl in a kneeling
posture before a soldier, in generals
uniform sobbing and clasping her
hands together, entreating for pardon;
but, alas! he only waved her away
from him.
Figures Quickly Disappear.
so much did l feel for the girl that
without moments hesitation l ran
down the staircase to the door opening
upon the lawn, and begged her to come
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T. M. F'rowble, has returned to Lake Min
netonka.
The M. z. Sunday school will hold it's
annual picnic at Lake Minnetonka on
July 16.
Miss Eva Mills and Norris Mills have
gone to Buffalo to spend the summer
Miss Pearl Heal has gone to Big Stone
lake, North Dakota for visit
Miss Minnie Fleming has returned to
her home in Lake Crystal.
c. A; Fleming has returned from tour
through Oregon and Washington.
Miss Cora McCarter spent part of the
week with Warrendale friends.
Mr.. Warren North has gone to Mon
tana to spend the vacation.
Mrs. L. Lewis is entertaining her son.
Frank, of Long Lake, Mimi
Miss Ella Door has gone to Yellowstone
park for a months trip.
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Meyers entertained
at dinner on Sunday.
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SAT beside me-told me he was dead
that he had left me some money. and
before he died had wished to make
some alteration in his bequest, but the
end had come so soon he had not ~
time to do so. He repeated his .Toodo
by, kissed me and disappeared.
4 told my husband Of nv draa,,
and marked the date Five DAYS after
ward letter with a deep black border
came to me from my friends brotba,
Ielllng me his brother had passed
amay at 10 O'clock, March Is. Allow
t tm5 Aor me dltference of time, Mr.. Alb
poet must nave come to me either inst
pe1ore or just after his death Tbe
lesacy left me was as he had stated
also the fact that he intended 70 male
a change as regarded it. but. thoupb
me lawyer was sent for, he came too
IctIe