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New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
5urroqaies' Noiiees.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.

Abnsr c. Thomas, Surrogate Of the County Of New
York netiea hereby given 70 all persons having claims
Cecilia Barber Meetta late or Paris.
France deceased. present the same with vouchers
their place OF ransactuE
business az the office OF Guthrie. CTavah HenSsrsoa
No 10 Wall Street Borough Of Manhattan in he City OK
New York, before the Goth day OF June next
Dated New York the 9th day of December. 1902
EDMOND KELLY.
CHARLES a. MELETTA,
GCTHRIE. CRAVATH HENDERSON. Attorneys FOR
Executors. 10 Wall Street, Borough OF Manhattan
NSyHY York
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06
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J. .hn.- g Thomas a Surrogate Of the County ot NeM
York notice is hereby given 70 all persons bs's s,y Of
ssans 10 present the same with souchsis
Ssrscf 70 the subscribers al ther pace oi nnroue5
tnstso- pnor1 IS an No Wall Street, IN me Eoroukn
in the City of New York. on or oeofe 'he
1oth day of December next 1u,.
Dated New York the 9th day 9f Juns, " Executors.
ri ANfN B. CANDLkR. Attorpsy for Yorl
WsIi Street. BoEongh OF Manhatlan. e''y = - - -
New-York tribune., 1902-12-06

!. DVERTIsEMENTs and suoscriptlons lot IHs R''Pui'
received Al their Uptown Once.
NO. 1.ss4 BROADWAY.
1streen 5sth and 37th sts.. until CLOCK , M
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-06
SLAYTON.

Miss Matte Low visited Currie friends
the past week
The firemen's ball on Friday night was
a success financially and socially.
r. c. Olson and family are preparing
to move to Litchfield.
Mrs. n. N. Tisdale entertained large
party Of young people on Wednesday
night at cards.
The Masonic lodge installed officers on
Saturday night.
v. B. March is visiting his sister at
Akron, Iowa,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H Woodgate will sail
for England in a few days to visit rela-
tives for a few weeks.
Mr.: and Mrs; Ed Johns entertained a
number Of friends at watch night
party.
Mrs J. N. Low returned on Thursday
from visit with her parents near AL
bert Lea.
W. o. Moe was down from Alexandria
visiting old friends the past week.
Mrs. H. c. Gross entertained the Pres
byterian church choir on New Years
day.
John Langmalk returned on Monday
from visit at New Ulm.
Slayton capitalists have organized a
state bank at Chandler
Miss Edna Cornish returned Friday
from visit at Sibley Iowa.
Rev. Fred Busse, of Chicago, visited
his brother Albert at this place last week.
Miss Elsie BarrowS has returned from
visit at Vernon Center and Window.
Adam Richardson was down from St.
Paul the past week visiting his parents.
Banker Garrison has returned from an
extended trip in ROSean county.
A and G. Lieder are here from Ne
braska visiting their brother-in-law, A.
BusSe, who is suffering from a severe
stroke of paralysis.
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RED WING.

me erection of a public library build
ing IN Red Wing this year is assured
AnureW Carneg1e'S offer of SIS, 900, supple
HIenleu by James LaWther'S donation of
me site at the corner Of Third street
anu broadway, was Friday evening form
any sealed by a resolution of the CITY
Sou dncl pledglng an annual tax lew OF
p oOy Tor the librarys. maintenance.
work will commence as early in the
spring as possible
Inc Red Wing poStoffice receipts for
the year 1901 We're SIS, 4S1.23, against Si4,-
oof;z9 Tor the previous year. The money
or6er business shows a total of over
paid. ''-lO
Hon. o. K. Naeseth. of AspeIund has
been brought out for the Republican sen
atorlaI nomination in this county this
year.
Misses Elvira Simmons and .Maude
WEBSTER and MeSsrs. Karl Simmons and
Harry Webster entertained about eighty
friends with dancing party at the
armory on Thursday evening. A number
We're present from St. Paul and Mime
aDolis.
1t is claimed that the recent death Of
q student at Red Wing seminary was
due to dlphtheria, but the authorities of
the school deny this
The public skating rink on Broadway
is now in use.
The machinery is being placed In the
new Touring mill of the Simmons Milling
company.
The public schools will reopen on Mon
day for the winter term.
1t is expected that both the c., M &
st. P. Ry. and the Chicago Great West
ern railway viii build new stations here
next season.
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FERGUS FALLS.

Nine patients from the third state nos
pital for the insane left mere Iusday'
bound for their homes in Norway, SWeQ-
en- and Finland. They were IN charge OF
three trained nurses belonging to the
hospital force. Two patients from the
st. Peter hospital and an insane girl
from Brainerd joined the party at ST.
Paul Some of the patients are violently
insane. Not being naturalized and be-
coming insane within year after their
arrival in this country compelS their
support by their native governments.
DR.. Vigen went to Chicago Saturday TO
take a post graduate course in medi-
cine He will be gone six weeks.
3. f. Partridge, an old and greatly re-
spected citizen of this city, died at his
nome on Union avenue Thursday morn
ing after an illness Of about six weeks,
the result of q stroke of apopleXy
brought on by OverWorK. MIR. Partridge
was a public spirited man and pro-
found student. His death is great
loss to this community. The funeral
services took place at the house Fri
day afternoon.
Mrs Adams, of Whatcom, Wash. ar
rived Tuesday to spend the remainder
of the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
N. F. Field.
The two youngest children of D. s.
Wemple, a we'll known farmer living
a mile or two west of town, died Of
Observation-Disclosures aged ten years, Sun
day night. and Howard, aged five, Tues
day. Charles, aged seventeen, is dam
gerouSly Ill. SIX other members of the
family have had the disease and recoV-
cred.
Miss Reid, who has spent the past fort
night with her sister, Mrs. MCGOWAN,
has returned to Minneapolis.
Capt. c. w. Mckay has leased the
Lyceum theater for the coming year.
DR.. f. W. Whittier, a Fargo oculist.
became suddenly insane while in Min
neapolis and was brought to the state
hospital here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Brown return
ed Friday from St. Paul, where they
have spent the past year.
Mrs. Scott Stewart has gone to De-
corah, Iowa, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Burtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Hixson gave a din
ner to sixteen Of their friends Friday
| evening.
Miss Janet Huntoon has resigned her
position as teacher in the Madison school
! and has gone to Minneapolis to live
with her sister. Miss Jean Huntoon.
Evan Lee, one Of the popular printers
| Of this locality, was married Monday to
Miss Nina Sand The young couple left
| at once for Morris, Mimi, where Mr..
| Lee will set type on the Morris Sun,
owned by his brother Charles.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-06
LUVERNE.

Miss Ethel Burlingame is here from
Sinsinawan, Wis, visiting home folks.
Mrs. S. J. Hassler is visiting at Day.
export, Iowa.
Judge R. S. Reed, of La Crosse, Wis,
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
o. Halves this week.
c. Jams and family have gone to Akron,
Iowa, for an extended visit
John Seright left Saturday for Cincin-
natl, Ohio, to visit his parents.
Mrs. A. L. Hart, of Roswell, s. D., is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Christopherson re-
turned Saturday to their home IN Long
Prairie.
ton, S. D., are visiting at the home Of
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Pen
r L. Mooreland left Monday for Kan
Mrs. George Crippan, who has been
visiting at the home of her relatives, Mr..
and Mrs. c. L. HOdgson, returned We'd
nesday to her home in St. Anthony Park.
Miss Anna Guthrie, who has been
spending the holidays with relatives IN
this city, returned Wednesday to st.
Paul to resume her duties as librarian
in the state university.
Miss Nellie Ramsey returned Wednes-
day from St. Paul, where she attended
the meeting of the State Teachers as
SCciation.
William Maynes returned Friday night
fTCm Sparta, Wis.
George Whitaker is here from Albion,
Neb, visiting relatives.
Henry Biefeldt left Saturday for Dav-
Mrs. ]. r. Decker, of Ames. Iowa, and
Mrs H Hunter and S. ]. Hipsher, Of
Caledonia, Ohio, are guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs S. j. Carleton.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Beers returned Sat
urday from an extended visit at their
old home in Geneseo, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Hayes, of st. Paul,
are guests at the home of Mrs. Hayes
parents, MIR. and Mrs. G. M. Henton.
ington Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Dewen spent Sun
day in Rock Rapids.
Senator H. ]. Miller was in st. Paul
m Mrs George S. Bell returned We'd
nesday from st. Paul.
DR.. w H Bertram is visiting friends
this week in St. Paul and Mmneapo1s.
DR.. ]. D. Guthrie left Tuesday night
]. G. Eckhoff was in Lime Springs.
Miss carrie Hurd visited the past week
at Mr. Faa and Mrs +: z Z. c. Chester of Dyers
Vile, Iowa, and Mrs. w. L. Bailey, of
LIE Mars Iowa, are guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. William Macfadden.
Judge P. E. Brown was in Window this
Harry Rice was here from st. Paul this
" Dr.. and Mrs. North, Of Rock Rapids,
visited at the home Of Or. ana MRS. L.
A. K. Parsons. of Darlington, Wis, Is
in the city visiting friends:
Fred Meier, Christ Halter and John
Bose left yesterday for Los Angeles
Miss Sadie Parriott returned Wedn2es-
dav to Superior, Wis, to resume her
position at that place.
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son charged with having committed per
jury to obtain a marriage license. He
waived examination and was bound over
to await the action of the grand jury
| at the March term of the district court
Mr. Frank SpragGe, of Cando, N. D.,
spent couple Of days here this week.
MISS Bessie KaSSOn, after her visit here
with her mother, has taken a position Il
department store at Elbow Lake.
Mr.: Charles E. Miller, of Fargo, visit
ed his sister, Mrs. Jacobson this week.
Mr.. II. H. Rowe, who was recently
married in MASSACHUSETTS,, has arrived
here and viii make Alexandria his home
Miss De Laittre, OF Dubuque, is the
guest of Mrs. Spaulding.
Putnam Spaulding. William Sheldon
and Nelson Page entertained fifty of their
younS friends at the A. Q. U. w. hall
Wednesday evening at a New Years
party.
The Knights of Phythias gave one of
their social Sessions at the same hall
Friday night. dancing being the nro-
gramme.
Messrs j. L. Alton and Bert Stricken
have measured off a half mile track on
Lake Winona and it has been scraped
and prepared for the flyers. 1t will be
kept clear all winter.
Mrs. G. A KortSch has now in bloom
a black Gala lily.
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WINONA.

A very successful series of revival
meetings is being conducted in the Ger
man Methodist church in this city by
Evangelist W. H. Miller.
The funeral of Mrs. o. M. Olson was
held on Sunday afternoon from the Scam
dinavian Lutheran church. She died very
suddenly on Friday evening while walk
ig nome from a neighbor's, the cause
being fatty degeneration of the heart.
Miss Mary Kinney has returned to
Northampton, Mass, to resume her stud
les at Smith college.
Laird Bell has returned to Harvard
college after spending the holidays In
Allyn Morgan has returned to school at
Detroit after coming home for Christ
Miss Mildred Beyerstedt has returned
to Chicago to resume her musical stud
les.
Probate Judge Vance on Saturday aft
ernoon united in marriage Carl Jensen
and Miss Anna Fischer, both of this city.
The United Commercial Travellers met
on Saturday evening and arranged for
a social to be held on the evening of
Jan. Is.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]; H.
Moore, in the town of Hart, on New
Years day, their daughter, Miss Edith
Maud Moore, was welded to Charles
Allen Tobes, Of Trinidad, Col, Rev. S.
The number Of books taken out of the
Winona free public library during De-
cember was 8,177.
The Martin-Hanfgarn company for the
manufacture of Workingmen's clothing,
will commence operations here on next
Tuesday morning. Thirty-hve hanos
will be employed at the start.
All the WinOna secret societies are
now holing their annual installation of
officers, this generally being accompa-
| MED by social features.
The fame of the poultry bred in Vino
ma has extended as far east as Massa-
| chusetts. One of the breeders Of Buff
| Wyandottes here received an order last
week from Taunton for trio that he
| promptly filled
The street railway company has clear
! ed and flooded a large rink on Lake
| Winona. and it is largely patronized by
| the young people.
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MANKATO.

MISS Emma Arnold, Of this city, and
Mr.. Arthur Selgmann Of Hibblng, we've
married at the home Of the brides par
ents Thursday. Rev. Blackwell. Of
mony.
Mrs. Sackett, Of New York, is the guest
of Mrs. Thomas Jones.
Maud and Mrs Hartman are the
guests of their son at st. James.
MISS Kate Sparrow spent the New Year
with friends in Faribault.
Mrs. Katie kittinger of Caledonia
Wis, is the guest of her brothers, John
and Nicholas Kleinschmidt
Mrs. George Bookins and daughter
Mabel. Of st. Paul, are guests in the
Mrs. NJ H. Roberts, Of west Salem.
Wis, is. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
T. Roberts
Lena Kortz, of North Mankato. at
tempted to commit suicide Saturday by
taking dose of paris green. Her
father discovered the fact in time to
summons doctor and saved her life A
misunderstanding with her father was
the cause of the trouble.
Miss Meta Lautenslager, of Duluth has
been the guest of Miss Helen Coffin.
j. B. Nelson has gone to California to
spend a portion Of the winter.
y. e. GlOtzbach. of FesSenden, N. D.,
is the guest Of relatives in the city
Miss Lillian Hurd is visiting friends
at Jackson, Mimi.
Mr. Colin Macdonald. Of Oscola, Wis.
is home for the holidays.
A. A. Brooks has returned from Hay
ward, Wis, where he was visiting his
Merit Brown has returned from Beau
ford, where he spent the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Coffin and family
of Duluth, are guests Of the latter's
Felix Meagher and julius NJ. Wiser
spent New Years day and the remainder
Of the week at the lakes near ST.
The home of Jn6n TT,1ff was rohred oF
night.
Frank B. Clements is in New York
D. ]. Whipple and wife spent New
Years at Marshall Mimi.
Miss Lois Steel, of Sheldon, Iowa, is
visiting her cousin, DR.. Steel.
Miss Clark, of Minneapolis, has been
the guest Of MISS Carney for several
days. h
Miss Winfred Lawrence, Of Mime
apolis, is visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. F. Jost spent New
Years with friends in st. Pier.
Rev. Michaelson and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. 0. Strom, Miss Mary Larson,
NJ. H. Nicholson and Andrew Flo attend
ed the dedicatory exercises Of Ansburg
| seminary in Minneapolis, Wednesday,
| Thursday and Friday.
| lions given for many years was the re-
ception and fancy dress party given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snyder at the Saul
pSNNSAl, NEW L 0dT s eve. over Two nun
dred were present, among whom were
numerous guests from abroad Mr.. and
Mrs. Snyder were assisted in receiving
| by DR.. and Mrs. Ray, Of Minneapolis,
| and Harry Fuller. Music and a vocal
| duet was rendered by Mrs Snyder and
| Leo Carney, and a solo with violin OBJ
| ligato by Mrs. Snyder
Nearly thousand people attended the
| first annual public reception given by tho
| Y. NJ. c. A. New Years afternoon. The
| rooms were beautifully decorated with
| holly and cut flowers, and the Crescent
| orchestra furnished the music Frappe
| and waters were served by the refresh
| ment committee
| Miss Fannie pitcher and Miss Cora
] Carney entertained the Beta Mu Ka
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! to her home Thursday after visiting rel
atives here couple Of weeks.
Mrs. p. E. OConnor of Appleton. is
a visitor at the home of J. NJ. Cunning
ham.
Miss Laura Lyman entertained a partv
OF young friends Tuesday evening.
James O,Hara. of st. Paul, spent New
Years with T. J. Mcclure and family
rev Jonn Faney, of st. Thomas sem
mary, visited his parents here on New
Miss Mary Cunningham left for ST.
F4ul saturday for a visit with friends.
several days here during the week
The home of J. M Cunningham was
enhYened by large party last Tuesday
Miss Anna G. Kelly. of Melrose. was
the the guest of Mrs. P. Heily during the
r Mis- R 6Ss5Gn: Mcdonnell 81 gave party
Hartnett. student at st. Joseph's con-
vent, st. Paul
m Mr. dra., and Mrs William AIoroney, of
BeardSley. Were guests at the home of
A; D. O,Brien Wednesday.
Miss Katherine Lyman. Of Saltwater
mas peen visiting relatives here for the
Miss Mary B. McDermo+t of c1on+are
visited Miss Ruth O'Brien Wednesday.
MISS Evaline e. Gagne, Of ST Paul
ana JACOB Luchsinger, of johnson, werc
4lagT1eo at the Catholic parsonage here
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Higgins, of Almond.
are visiting in st. Paul
MISS Lizzie Johnson left for Princeton
~ Hugh Greghan and daughter Annie left
nnuesday for a visit with relatives a.
p. D. O'Phelan organized a. branch ~
the United Irish league here Saturday
J. r. Roach left for Benson Thursday.
Wnere ne recently purchased a livei'y
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-06
ADA.

Mr. and Mrs. A. ]. Johnson are visiting
at Waseca.
Supt. Bowman is home from the Twin
Cities.
Miss May Waterman returned from her
visit in Minneapolis on Wednesday.
Miss Clara Enderle has returned from
St. Cloud where she spent the holidays
with her home folks.
MIR. and Mrs. John L. Ambuhl spent
Sunday in Ada, the guests of Auditor
Herringer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. HI. Aaker, of Moor
Mrs. G. Gilbertson TINS week.
Mrs. Louis Pfund entertained Satur-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Gust
Kulander and Mrs D. c. Jones. The
usual pleasant time is reported.
Attorney Sharpe closed a deal Tuesday
whereby he becomes the owner Of the
Spenningsby farm in the town Of Hague.
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Gamma club and gentlemen friends at
the home of the former Wednesday even
ing. SiX-handed euchre was played and
mead prizes were won by Mrs. Wilbur
Taylor and Fred Davis
Miss Both. of Minnetonka, is the guest
of friends in the city.
Miss Grace Turner, of Wells, attend
ed the fancy dress party Tuesday night
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Robbins spent
New Years day, with friends in Madelia
Mrs. S. w. Schooley has returned from
visit with friends in Minneapolis.
Miss Harriet Glissman, Of St. Paul, is
the guest Of Miss Helen Wise.
Miss Marston, Of Lake Crystal. at
tended the Beta Mu Kai Gamma party
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. H. Spencer have re-
turned from st. Paul, where they at
tended the Kelly-Bell wedding.
Miss Mary Deems, of the Winona nor
NAL school, is the guest of Miss Spencer.
Harvey Clapp, son of United States
Senator Moses E. Clapp, is the guest of
Fred Davis
DIR. and Mrs. Rae, of Minneapolis, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snyder over
New Years.
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MORTIFIED.

day in Faribault.
Miss Alice Huddleson spent Wednesday
In Faribault.
Samuel r. Mccarthy, of Madelia, teach
er of English in the high school at AL
eXandrla, was the guest of E. r. Ed
wards few days the past week.
Z. X. Edwards and G. A Culver of
carleton. spent a part of the past week
IN the Twin Cities doing literary work
in the libraries.
VI =; H: Haig, who teaches science at
IWlllmar spent the holiday vacation with
former college friends at Mortified re-
ing.
Willis Norton spent Sunday in St. Paul
congressman Joel p. HeatwoIe return
ed to Washington, D. c., on the 7th.
MISS DAISY IVess spent New Years in
Minneapolis
y. Is. wilcox spent q part of the past
week in the Twin Cities
MISS Celia Francis visited relatives in
Hastings the past week
mr.. and Mrs. S. Finkleson spent a part
or the past week in the cities
MISS Alice Dodds returned to ner school
duties at Marshall, Mimi, this week.
X. d. Hall spent the holidays in North
held. Mr.. Hall is superintendent of a
Prosperous school near Minot N D.
-. A. Potter, cashier of the Bank OF
Nerstrand, spent Sunday in Mortified.
MISS Elizabeth Blesener is entertaining
Miss Dorothy Rettner, of st. Paul
Jacob Rennick, Of Red Lake Falls, is
the guest of friends at Lester
Mrs John B. Irving, of Rchfield was
the guest of E. 2. Miller's family Tues
day.
Martha Ebel, of St Paul, is making
a two weeks visit here
Miss Margaret Gallagher of Austin
IS the guest of friends and relatives
here.
Albert NIigran. of Minneapolis was the
guest OF Northheld friends the past
Frank Miller, of Minneapolis was tho
guest Of his parents on Wednesday.
Miss Adelaide Cleghorn of Rush Citx,
was a Gridley Hall guest during ne
holiday season.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Wilcox spent New
Years in Minneapolis.
Rev. and Mrs. W. p. Ten Brock ere
the past week
Misses Mary and Minnie Hempaing Of
Red Wing, have been guests Of relatives
ana trends here during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Grove. of Mime
apQhsi are guests in Mortified
hugh Wilcox spent a part of the week
with his cousins, Clarence and George
Knowlton, At Rochester
Miss Nellie Burns, of Mason CITY.
Iowa, returned to her home Wednesday
after weeks visit here.
4homas McDermott and James Nc
Guire, of st. Paul. spent Tuesday and
w edneSday in Northleld
Mrs. J. S. Holbrook. who has bean
visiting her parents, DR. and MRS. d
:; Whiting, has returned to her home in
hiss Francis Ti!ton has returned to
her home in this city, after spending
the holidays in Minneapolis
m. W SZ,,9 and NJ Z. Skinner went to Chi
garding the latters health,
MIR. and Mrs. A A Grove. Jr.. and
Miss Elida Boo and Miss Mary Ostram.
ell OF Minneapolis, attended the military
ball here Tuesday evening
Archie Hammond. for week the ouest
at the home of L. +. Raymond, has re-
turned to Inkster. N D.
Fred Englund, st. Olaf. 90. now nrin-
cipal of the Ashby schools, visite5
Mortified friends the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Paul, of Mime
apOlis, after spending a few DAYS at III.
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fink. have
returned to their home
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Minnesota.
SHAKOPEE.

Mrs. Wyman Elliot and daughter, OF
Minneapolis, were the guests of James
Reynolds last Monday
The Credit River Court of c. O. F.
elected the following officers at its last
regular meeting: z. G. R., j. r. Farley;
9. R., R. +. Farley; v. c. r.. ]. ].
Lannon; R. S, A; B. Suel; F. S.. II. F.
Dress; treasurer, Tole Egan; S. G, Jake
Mulkern; ]. c., j. NJ. Regain; J. S., P
J. Heating; Q. S., Mike Kennedy; trus-
tees, w. j, Kennedy, Jim McQuestion
Pat Kennedy.
Senator julius Collier made a business
trip to Chicago last week
Mrs. James McHale returned Thursday
night, from visit with her mother at
return by her sister, Miss Mollie Mcleod.
Mrs. Julius Collier is entertaining Mrs.
Q. L. Nye. of St. Paul, this week
Arnold Shaefer, of BOLgard, was the
days this week
Mrs. John Leidgen and children are
visiting with Mrs. Harry Norman in st.
Paul this week
Miss Lizzie Marchal, of st. Peter. was
the guest of her mother and sisters for
few days this week.
Q. J. Brown, an old resident of the
poor farm, died last Sunday at the ad-
Nanced age Of SeVenty-tWo.
The board of county commissioners will
meet IN regular session the 7th, when the
usual routine of business Tor this time of
the year will be transacted.
The Louisville Farmers Mutual Insur-
ance company Will hold meeting Tues
day, Jan. 18th, for the purpose Of elect
ing officers.
Mr.. Granna, Of Seattle. Wash, was the
guest Of John Leidgen during New
The o NJ o. S. S. met at the home of
Mrs. John Them last Saturday evening.
Z. Z. Storer was a Twin City visitor
last Thursday
William Schank and family Of Wa
SEGA, was the guest of his parents New
Y ears day.
Miss Susie Poetz is spending her holi-
day vacation at home
Misses Gertie Crist and Ethel Gardner
returned to their homes III St. Paul Sat
urday after spending their holiday vaca-
city.
The literary club will meet at the home
OF Rev. William HOhberger next Monday
evening.
Miss Emma Roam is home from Willow
River for her holiday vacation and is
accompanied by her aunt, Mrs. Peltier
Eury's Court, c. O. f, Shakopee.
elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: Chief ranger. Joseph Linhofr
vice chief ranger, Joseph Roth; financial
secretary, Henry Mergens; recording sec
Tetary William Ries; treasurer. Frank
Huber; trustees, Henry Thole, John p
Rlng, Math. Sames; conductors, Otto
RoIlwaldt, Joseph Mayer; sentinels
Joseph Schmitz and Mic Amen.
T. !. Burrel arrived from Ashland
Wis, New Years night to visit with his
wife at the c. Z. Busse home.
Frank Weiser and wife. of Sioux CITY.
Iowa. were the guests of Abner Ri2g:
during the holidays.