The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-26

F. B. Croker has gone east.
Mrs r. .; Jones and Earle Jones visit
Miss Constance Gilman of st. Cloud sailed
tor antwerp To-day on the Kroonland
e os5a fns H mss ns s with
and ar mr at haze left the
Mrs. G. Lee Of Bloomington avenue is in
4 Moorhead visiting Mr.. and Mrs Erred Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Baker will leave Thurs
i day Tor San Diego, CAL, to spend the winter.
Flour City council, Royal Arcanum will give
Temple. -. ~
Palestine chaptea o. b. S., will give a dance
and card party in Masonic Temple Monday
Miss Caribel Butternel.l Of Moscow, Idaho is
visiting stsiat \ Miss Ella Bailey Of 40 Fifteenth
rnss Miss ! Winnie I'M so Burbank Of Oshkosh
! tngton< avenue. So
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Meagher accompanied
1 Mis- Agnes Kent Of Norfolk, Neb., left for
! -, Mrs. Ida G. Romick of Columbus, Ohio. is
the sne guest OF her cousin, Mrs. L. A. Rogers,
$3.50 Pleasant avenue. -
Dr. 1;o and l. Mrs w. Drew have returned from
ious New England points.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Eise1e have closed their
home on Dupont avenue s.
Mrs. Thomas Lyons of 73o r sixteenth street
/ leaves this evening for Chicago TO spend a
week with her father, Philip Franklin.
Weaver ave a Temple Nc l, Rathbone Sisters. will
F. hail. Masonic Temple Tuesday evening.
J, Mr.. and Mrs E NJ. Johnson are among the
minneapolis people recently registered at the
4 american Express Office In London, England.
/ Alpha camp, No. 1895, R. n A., will give
card party and dance Thursday evening In
Odd Fellows hall, 4o6 Twentieth avenue n.
The Cipher Gard club will be entertained by
/ "A rood
noon at the home of the former, 1925 BlaisdelI
a,I hiawath "a camp, No; 1852. r. n a. will
give dance Wednesday evening In the Sew
avenue S. = 'sS''A
oK Kev Ma MarGn p Shutter to Cedar Rapids
dress the Iowa Universalist convention upon
"A United Liberal Church.
me Lincoln Social club will give its first
d arceen OF han series Monday evening in Royal
Inc music Will be by Days orchestra, =
w awIenty y young people surprised Miss Ida
f Mooowasd tuesday evening at her home, 2542
en- by. Miss Flora Woodward and vocal n S,o
bers by Miss Loretta White Games We're
played after which refreshments were served.
week were: p. C. shevlin, Miss Helen Part.
riid lge,, Mr. and Mrs: Il. W. Paige, George NJ.
HeprV MI. and Mrs. Charles s. Pllsbury,
ram, Lucian Swift, Mrs. p. G. sheylin. MY hy
| H. II. Rand, Miss Rand - go Is - -
Andrew PRESBYTERIAN orchestra arranged sere.
nue ior several OF Its friends last evening after
M me reception Tor Rev. and Mrs. NJ d. Hardin
~ tne I'D eoEs played for odin Void and then wenr
no. until several numbers had been given that i,
i was discovered that there was no one in tho
house After a. selection had been played fol
MT. cooper an impromptu luncheon was served
1 at the Sooper residence
Mrs. W. NJ. Brown and three of her daugh
ters OF BIB First avenue s left for Los An
geles, Cal. Thursday, to join her husband wht
Is superintendent of the Southwestern L,Imbe,
company With headquarters in that city. They
VIII make their home in Long Beach for The
i present Mr.. Brown resided in Minneapoli,
10r twenty years, coming from Belfast Maine
lie was ten years in the employ of the stree
railway company, four and .%one-ha Years a.
master mechanic. During that time he de-
signed and built the large cars for the com
pans, including the private ear.
4 r Alfred Morrison was. pleasantly surprised
Wednesday evening at his home. Games Wer
pI a pat ana prlzesoWer won by ar Crosby AM
NE pet Mn59; a MUSICAL program given b!
and supper was served FSoms We're re- decor ee
g Eris1 we sfSara Copeland NJ Copeland a.
A. A Elliot r Pcr Eolstad Gargl Kerrott
mend mdhlr r :, Jefferson, L; Kelleher. 3. Lamb, II
! bert, Mr.. and Mrs. II Hill. Mr. and Nv: "a I
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