, 1902-04-12

there won't be many left to go fishing
! 900
Mrs. G. NJ. kipka of Rock River was
the guest Thursday of Mrs. Frank
Spafford. Mr.. Kipka Joined her here
and they left on No. 6 for a visit in
North Carolina and Ohio.
900
The Gentlemen's Whist club played
with Judge Carpenter Tuesday even
ing and enjoyed a royal time. Mrs
Carpenter served an elegant lunch and
the club dispersed m%ournfully, be
cause the ladies of creation have de
cided that they will have to postpone
further sessions until after house
cleaning
Mrs. Mollie Ingersoll will entertain
the Independence card club next
Wednesday evening.
900
Mrs. Haley entertained the Ladies'
card club very pleasantly Monday af
ternoon. Madame Wilkinson will be
the hostess next week on Tuesday.
900
Mrs. Judge Brown will entertain at
dinner this evening complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. J.W.Garlock, who expect
to leave next week for their new home
at Claremont, Cal.
The Whist club played Monday ev.
ening with Miss Lucy George. The
next session will be held April 21st
with Mrs. Judge Brown.
900
The Presbyterian Aid society met
last Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Eggleston. Mrs. Harry Cordiner will
entertain the society next Wednesday.
900
Mrs. Sprague gave a dutch lunch
Thursday evening to a small party of
friends which was a very jolly affair.
900
The Owl club ball. which was post.
poned this week on account of the
band boys entertainment, will prob
ably be given next Wednesday even.
ing.
The Jolly Eight will play this even.
ing with Mrs. Fischer.
900
Mrs. OFT returned Thursday from a
delightful visit of several weeks in
Denver.
The Ladies' quartette will meet with
Mrs. DeTorest Tuesday evening.
900
The Cheyenne clubs will send the
following delegates to the biennial at
Los Angeles ! May: Mesdames J.
o. Churchill. George z. Abbott. G. P.
Johnson, j. Wilkerson, Buck, VIM.
Guiterman and Miss Winnired Woods.
900
A number of Jennie Peterson's
friends surprised her at her home last
Wednesday. tie occasion being her
18th birthday. Refreshments were
served and an all around good time
was had. Those present were Emily
Lundgren, Maude Nelson. lngomar and
Annie Bothen. Agnes and Annie Eng.
strom. Edna Peterson. Eva Michael
son, Emily Anderson. Jennie Engstrom,
Esther Johnson, Magda and Jennie
Peterson. Will Tate. Rasmus Michael,
son. Peter Bothen. Oscar Peterson,
John and Charles Anderson, Carl Cas-
per. Raymond Lundgren. Leo Ander-
son.
Mr.. Chaplin game over from Chey-
enne yesterday to assist in making
the Imperial band ball a brilliant sue
cess.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baillie entertain
ed Mrs. Bristol Of Evanston and DR..
and Mrs. GARDINER at dinner Saturday
evening.
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Mr.. Herman Langheldt, who has re-
Gently disposed of his steam laundry.
gave a farewell party to his fourteen
employees last night. taking them in a
body to the band boys feast. where
they enjoyed a merry time.
Prof. Aven Nelson will deliver an
address on Physiology before the
Home department of the. Woman's
club next Saturday afternoon.
900
The following new books were re-
ceived at the library this week and
put in circulation:
1.-THE Fifth String" ]. P. Sousa.
"In the Fog" Davis.
Cardigan" Chambers.
"The Benefactress," Anonymous.
1.-THE Tribulations of the Princess"
Anonymous.
"The Tory Lover" Jewett.
"Tristram of Blent," Hope.
1.-THE Life of R. L. Stevenson" Bal
four.
"Forma Godyeef." Lorpi.
Audrey" Johnston.
1.-THE Man from Glengarry." Connor.
"The Ruling Passion"
"Cynthia's Bonnet Shop"
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