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Wednesday. The guests were Mrs R.
Hare, Mrs. Striker, Mrs. Barrett, Mrs.
Lathrop and Mrs. NoriSh, of St. Paul.
Mrs. S. l.. Pierce, of Redwood Falls,
and +. w. Bryant. of Fargo, n. D., have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Dampier.
Miss Gedney has been entertaining Miss
Gladys Barclay and Miss Potter. of ST.
Paul.
The Misses Long have been enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Epson, of st. Paul.
Rev MI. and Mrs Mederia will 20 to
the northern lakes this week for a month.
MIR. and Mrs Oscar I1allum are at the
Mcmillan cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Galbraith entertained a number of
friends from Minneapolis Friday.
Mrs. Mabon and Airs. Neblinger suent
day with friends at the lake.
Mrs G. w. Rehse has been entertain
ing Mrs. Deyerefl, of st. Paul.
Mrs. Brewster. of Manchester, spent a
day with Mrs. Dampier.
Miss Leila Espy, spent a few DAYS in
Minneapolis last week.
Mrs K. Glaspie and son James have
returned from St. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Edwards spent a
week at the hotel.
Miss Lincoln. OF Ncrthfield, is the guest
of Miss Hale
Mr.. and Mrs. Crooks are at the hotel for
the summer.
ar and Mrs. Reese leave this week for
the East.
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MAAToMEDI

Mrs. Gets or Saltwater. is chaperoninp
mouse party Tor two weeks, COMPOSED
81 the Misses O'Neal, Miss Regina Nc
water: Miss Ethel McCord of Ic,j.I,,
and Miss Estea Grenfiis of Mankatn.
51e3n X Yates, Roy Lammers Charles
1acAlliian. II j. O'Neal and ]. S. o. Cor
i ~ r " T S5tltiwater and Paul E. Benz and
occupying one of the hotel cottages.
Registered at the hetel-A. F. Fru55a,,
1u3uque; ID. Harris, Sioux CITY. PAM
Zoelzer, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs q n
cater and Miss Airline Walter, of St.
A 9et sr Ma ana IN Ms 81 j. Mullen of Los
a Schenk and Miss Schenk.
The Porch club met Monday afternoon
WIN AIRS. Bencke. High scores wore
made by Mrs. Holley and Mrs. Seieman
Mrs McCleary will entertain the ciuh
tomorrow afternoon. Stu'
Miss Rehse. of Minneapolis. who has
heTn spending six weeks with Mrs. G. w
Aehse' OF the Peninsula, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ahern. of Mime
fpoliS, who have been guests of Mrs DI-
Irene. have returned ~
DR.. and Mrs. Dunning and family who
nave been camping at AIahtornedi have
returned to the city.
Mrs; Sabin. who was the guest of Mrs.
g Fairchiid for few days, has returned
10 the city. -~
an. aud Mrs Fay, of South ST. Paul
arc spending the summer with Mr. and
Mrs. Orsinger. am
airs. Merck and daughter Margaret. of
OF lockwood. - 10" 10
Ar and Mrs. George L. I.ytle and fam
nS OF South st. Paul, are at Mahtomedi
Mrs. John Espy entertained at luncheon
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NORTH ST. PAUL

The EpwOrth league held a business
meeting Monday at the home of Mrs Hat
tie Holmes. Mrs. Potts was elected presi-
dent of the league and Mrs. Hattie Holmes
a delegate to the state convention held
at GroVeland, Lake Minnetonka, July %
IL 81.
IN, Mr. and and Mrs: J. ". Reagter, of Sank
Schauei. of Minneapolis, We're entertained
10y Mrs. P. II. Mullins on Sunday last.
The marriage of Mr.. Agard Lambert to
Miss Delima jacques occurred Thursday
ReV. Father Lang officiating.
The MISSES Emma and Rose Rufenacht
and lAuline and Signe Carlson were en-
tertMned. by Miss Lucy Reineke, of ST
Paul. Sunday last
Mrs. J; C. Earhuff gave ''thimble bee"
Wednesday afternoon for her daughter
Charlotte, bride of next month
DR.. G. X. Hagaman. of Anoka, Mimi,
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. B.
Hagaman, Sunday last.
Mrs. Florence Ingalls, and Miss Annetta
Blase left Saturday last for a trip on the
great lakes.
Mi. Julius. Jacobson and daughter. of
Rockford. Ill, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Gust Alison.
Miss Lulu Blahy. of minneapolis. visit
ed Miss Madonna HoldSWorth several DAYS
last week
Mrs. Hattie Holmes was a guest of Mrs
j = Cr3mer, of Minneapolis, several DAYS
last week.
Nh and Mrs. Defel of st. Paul were
entertained by Mrs. j. G. Earhuff Wednes-
day last.
Miss Dora Sanbora. of Anoka. MINI.
spent the past week with the Misses
Body.
Miss Emma Bergren. of ST. Paul. was
entertained by Miss Anna Erickson Friday
last. i>''''
Miss Lizzie Manthey. of Saltwater. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Martin Schmidt.
-. Mrs Theo. Bergman gave a party last
tuesday afternoon for her son. Theodore
Mr.. and Mrs. William Eberll have re-
turned from the St Louis exposition
Miss Marie Hjermstadt of Red Wing. is
NlSltIhg her aunt. Mrs. j. E. Singer.
Miss Martha Hoppe visited Mrs Emil
huehn in Minneapolis SUNDAY last
Miss Ethel Smith entertained informally
at her home last Tuesday evening.
The Presbyterian Sunday school hold
picnic at Wildwood on SATURDAY..
Miss Myra Earhuff spent several DAYS
last week with friends in St PauI '
Miss Flora Pepper spent Sunday 1ort
with relatives in Woodbury.
M. and Mrs. John Luger spent SUNDAY
last in Minneapolis. ''''f's
Miss Julia He1Tick is visiting relatives
at Spokane, Wash. ~
Mrs. r. A. Nosburg is visiting relatives
IN st. Cloud, Mimi %
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say, Mrs. Austin. Miss Austin, and Mrs.
BROCK, Of Iowa. are spending the sum
mer at White Bear.
Wells Lounsberry and family, of ST.
Haal. are spending couple of weeks with
MI. and MIS-. M. J. Mackenflausen
mrs. Conrad Getzian and Miss Gotzian.
OF Summit avenue have been guests of
Mrs A. b. Driscell on the island =
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. Mum, who have
| been visiting Mr. and Mrs l.. P. Ordsyay.
OF Deiiwood, have returned.
The Ladies Aid of the First M r..
chuIeh held a picnic Tuesday with Mrs.
Keller on the peninsula
Mr.. and Mrs. Freng and the Misses
i5JeTnslad, OF st. Paul. are occupying the
Nederman cottage.
visit with her sister Mrs. Heatherington
of st. Paul park.
H. A. Brandenburg, who has been visit
ihS friends at White Bear has returned
to Fergus Falls.
Mrs j. Daniels, of De1lweod, is enter
Forest Daniels.
MI. and Mrs. Hospes and Miss Marian
Hospes are occupying their cottage at
White Bear.
Mrs Paul Hansen of Deliwood, has been
entertaining her sister, Miss AGNES HoIi
Of st. Paul.
Mrs Hogebeem and daughter spent last
week with Nh. and Mrs. Ahrens, of White
Bear beach.
Mrs Samuel D. Sturgis, of FIT. Douglass.
C Bement - - ~
Mrs. Schroeder entertained the Ladies'
Al, Ala society OF the Presbyterian church
Thursday.
Miss Adolph Johnson and Mrs. L. Ham
Mton entertained number of friends on
Tuesday. '
Mrs. Joseph Ref spent last week with
n T4a daughter, Mrs. Louis Gantzer, at
Mr; and Mrs. Emil Bethke are spend
beach. ~ ''''e De1ai
Jacob Welshinger and family of Min
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neapolis, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ran
dolph.
Miss Minnie Ayling, of Chicago, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ruff. at Bald Eagle.
Miss Helen Nyhus. of La Crosse, is the
guest OF Mrs. Freng at White Bear beach.
Miss Rose McHugh, of Bismarck, N. D.,
has been visiting friends at the lake.
Mrs. E. L. Shepley, of the island, is en-
tertaining Miss Perrin. of New York.
Miss Leo PeItier, of Centerville, visited
her aunt, Mrs. J. Tibeau, last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagwaling were guests of
MI and Mrs. NJ. J. Mackenhausen.
Mrs. F. j. Ref and children have re-
turned from a visit at saltwater.
Miss Du Bord is the guest of Mrs. F. A.
Hannah at White Bear beach.
j. w. Lawhead, of Bald Eagle, has
gone TO Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
I. E. Harris. of ST. Paul. is spending
the season at Lakeside hotel
Miss Belle Rood. of Bald Eagle. has
gone to Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. E. p. Peterson. of Bald Eagle. has
returned to Litchieid
Miss Gilbert. of New York, is the guest
OF Miss Skinner
Late Social Notes
Mrs Samuel G. IHerson, of Marshall
avenue, has returned from Buffalo. N. Y,
| Where she had been visiting for several
weeks.
Miss Mary Ellis, of Buffalo. n. Y is
the guest of Mrs. Samuel G. diversion. of
Marshall avenue.
Ice cream social and dance given by
Liberty Hive No. as. L: Q. 7. NJ, at Har-
ret island. Tuesday afternoon and even
ing, July %
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Art, Enlbro idery

Jr, Corporals w. A. Gallagher, James
Cahill, W. P. Lowe, w. H. Dunn. Viii
! liam Kirby, II. A. Wellunsheg, S. E.
Wilson, A. l.. Songer, J. Fasnaclt J.
II. Harrington and E. Adams. AS
markers: Privates A. J. Campbell, W.
Eberhart, G. III. Fagley, J. S. Merged,
w. j. Smith, F. Ackerson, o. D. Hage.
G. 2: Krider, F. w Krider. z. Ross, J.
+. ORrlen, f. P. Parsons, p Ward, I.
Bridges, j. Curran and H. Q. Hayden.
AS telephone operators: Stephen
Krushanzki and L. G. Franklin. For
fatigue: F. Weintz, G. d. Hotchkiss,
A. Moore, F. Brening, w. S. Ware and
p. T. Harig.
Capt Thomas Ridgeway. of the
Tenth battery field artillery. return
ed from three days horseback trip
to Anoka. where he went for the pur-
pose of locating, if possible, a suita-
bic target range. Being unsuccessful,
he left on Saturday for Lake City to
try to secure the use of the national
guard range.
Sergeant L. w. Chism, Thirtieth bat
terry, left on the 18th for Fort Sheridan,
HI, in charge of Privates A. Whistler
and f. A. Fedkenheyer. of the Four
teenth battery, who have been con-
fined at this post on account of being
absent from their battery and post
without leave.
The Second battalion of the Tween
ty-first left Saturday morning for
Lake City, MINI. The following Of
fcers accompanied the battalion:
Capt. T. F. DWyer, in command;
Lieut.. A. I. Harrison, adjutant; Lieuts
Bennett. Lama, Mclaughlin and Capt.
C. Stacey.
A board of survey met on Friday to
report upon, the destruction of a horse
shot on account of broken spine. The
members of the board were Capt W
Id. Morrow, adjutant Twenty-first J;
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assisted by Grace and Edna Hackney.
Miss Pearl Heal served frappe in the Ii
brary About seyenty-five ladies called
during the afternoon.
Mrs. Belle Robertson and Miss Mile
Robertson, who have been the guests of
Mrs. j. c. Duff, have gone to Oklahoma
Mrs. Robert Marvin entertained the
missionary society of Knox Presbyterian
church Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. w. A. Ballentyne is at Bald Eagle
lake, the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Stanley.
Mrs. E A. Barkuloo returned Tuesday
from st. Louis. where she has spent the
last three months.
Mrs. E E. AIcCrea of Alexandria, has
been the recent guest of her cousin, Mrs.
c. p. Montgomery.
Miss Alice Robertson the recent guest
of her aunt. Mrs. Nettie Smith, has re-
turned to Dover.
Mrs A. j. Meacham has had as her
recent guest Miss Louise HOLSTER, of
Evanston. Ill.
The Misses Jeanette Kimball. Alma Gil
lette and Esther Smith. of Austin, are at
Turtle lake
The Misses Tena and Frances Houston.
of Kaiispel. are the guests of Mrs ]. r.
Blackwell.
Mrs c. 1. Humphrey and daughters,
Ruth and Doris, have returned from
PlainView.
Mrs. J. H Roberts has entertained this
Chicago.
Miss Hattie Taylor of Pine City. is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Norris Atchi-
son.
The Knox Presbyterian Sunday school
held its annual picnic at Wildwood yester-
day.
Mrs c. \. Akers spent Wednesday in
Saltwater the guest of Mrs. NIcKusick
Mrs. L. G. Lewis and daughter Marga-
ret viii go to Winnipeg this week.
Miss Mae Mcconnell is entertaining
Miss Gertrude Hall, of Wisconsin.
Miss Winifred Bloomfield. of Tacoma, is
the guest of Miss Dolly Adams.
Mrs. J. b. Deyen is entertaining Mrs. A.
A. Dickinson, of Stevens. Mimi.
Mrs. William Murphy is entertaining
Miss Mabel DenSel, of WaSeca.
Mrs. Frank Bell and daughter Ruth are
the guests of Miss Julia Bell
Miss Nettie Tompllins. of Mankato, is
the guest of Hamline friends
Nh. and Mrs. j. P Collier have gone
to Portland, Or. to reside.
M and Mrs Norman Larson have re-
turned from Lake Crystal.
Mrs Dieter and daughter Miss Queen
Dieter, are at Long lake.
Mr.. and Mrs c. G. Harrison have re-
turned from Red Wing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Montgomery have
returned from Window.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Dobner have return
ed from Madison lake
Miss Anna Harper. of Aitkin is a guest
of the Misses Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown have return
ed from Madison lake.
Miss Marion Lindsey has returned from
Big Stone lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Tallmadge have gone
10 New York
Mr.. and ms. G. II. Gilman have gone
to Tacoma.
Miss Alice Maxwell has returned to Du-
rand, Wis.
Mr. Mckenzie, of Minnehaha street, is
at home.
Miss Grace Haldeman has returned from
Kansas.
Miss Hazel Murphy has returned from
Aitkin.
c. 3. Musser has returned from River
Falls.
Miss Alta Gordon is in saltwater
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capt L. f. Dwyer, Twenty-first. and
Lieut.. l.. {. Boiseau, of the artillery
corps.
The last of the old frame buildings
IN the lower post, ID row, are being
torn down, and in the future all build
lngs Will be brick, fitted with all mod
ern improvements, hardwood hot wa
ter heat. electric light, etc.
Col. and Mrs. C. A. Williams. Col.
and Mrs. Cornelius Gardener. of the
TWenty-hrst, and Mrs Patton. of De-
lrolI were guests of Mr.. and Mrs T.
Il. Smith at luncheon given at the
commercial club rooms on Friday.
Lieuts. j. NJ. Love and J. F. Ware
have gone to Virginia on leave of
absence. Lieut.. Love, at the expira-
ton OF his leave, win go to the infan-
try and cavalry school at Fort
Leayenwerth for two years.
Capt. E. w. McCaskey leaves today
for visit at his home in Lancaster
ia. On Aug. Is he will take charge of
fffe military tactics and science work
at the Delaware college, Delaware
n. j.
The following named officers of the
" cHty -iiSi IdNe been granted q
leaVe OF absence: Lieuts. III. L. Jor-
dan. j. f. Ware, G. s. Tiffany and A.
/. Harrison.
corporals Lewis C. Coleman and
d. Fl. Smith, Of the artillery corps. left
on Friday for Fort Riley, KAN, to take
part in the pistol competition
Capt. w. 3. FelweH, of the Eight
zenith infantry, has been appointed
ordnance, signal, engineer and office.
IN charge of prisoners
Lieuts. Brewer and Preston left on
Friday for Fort Sheridan, H.. where
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WHITE BEAR

Mrs. J. j. Gennmell and Miss Gemmell
of Ottawa. Can. are spending the st,nane,
with Mrs. W. III. Gemmeli at Cottage park
Edward Bentley. who has been the gnesi
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ref, has re-
turned to his home in Tacoma, Wash.
AIR: and Mrs. Podlasky and the Misses
jennie ana Martha Podlasiy. of St Paul,
MIS-. \. G. Ramsay. Miss Frances Ram
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FORT SMELLING NOTES

The following named rel men of
the Twenty-first left .ez3 ssy for Fort
sheridan. Ill, for duty sTs5ng the in
fantry competition AS scorers: Ser
geants James O'Shea Gin eharge), C. E.
Billings, Henry Worth and R. E. Glover
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petitive target contest
Miss Smith. of Martins Ferry, w.
Va, who has been the guest of Col.
and Mrs G. A. Williams, left for her
home on Wednesday.
A very large audience from the
Twin Cities witnessed the dress pa
rade and attended the concert on Fri
day evening.
Mrs. and Miss Patton, who have
been visiting Col. and Mrs. Cornelius
Gardener. left on Friday fer Northern
Michigan.
Maj. II. A. Leonhaueser, of the
TWenty-frst, has been ordered from
Fort Lincoln. N. d., to Fort Smelling.
An informal hop was given on Mon
day evening in the post hall by the
officers of the garrison
During the absence of Lieut.. Brew
er Miss. Brewer will be the guest Of
Mrs. r. Van Deman.
The Ladies Japanese Reading club
viii meet at Mrs. T. Ridgeway's on
Thur sday next.
The officers of the garrison gave an
INFORMAL hop on Monday evening in
the post hall.
The next band concert will be given
on Monday evening, instead of Tues
day.
Lieut.. B. F. Ristine. of the Twenty
hrst, has been relieved as engineer Of
fcer
Mrs. Thomas Caughlin is visiting
friends at Maple Lake. Mimi
Mrs. e. B. Frick gave supper after
the hop oh Monday evening
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-24

Miss Smith. of Martins Ferry, w.
Va, who has been the guest of Col.
and Mrs. C. A. Williams, left for her
home on Wednesday,
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they will act as judges at the COM
petitive target contest.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-24

'apt. I. F. Dwyer, Twenty-first. and
lieut.. L. Z. Boiseau, of the artillery
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-24

very large audience from tht
Twin Cities witnessed the dress pa
rade and attended the concert on Fri
day evening.
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Z roideries

For one day (Monday only)' we offer IS
600 yards of fine Embroidery Edgings, Bead
ings and Insertings, worth 35c, per 40
yard, at. .................... EUC
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.alencien1les Laces

This most interesting sale will be continued
another week with many new and attractive
offerings of fancy laces, dress trimmings.
ends of lines, odd pieces, etc
Many fine imported Partisan TRIMMINGS.
collars, garnitures, etc. are included in this
saie-and all will be cleared at "a to 10 our
former, very low prices.
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Walking Suits

with plated skirts and
oox plated jackets, in
blouse effects of mo-
halrs, nobby Scotch
homespuns, in the new
est colorings that are
worth to $4,000 for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-24

o.a.z.z..na.zz
in black, blue, brown
and gray taffetas, a
number of designs to
choose from. with full
plated skirts and,
waists. and worth to
$500 for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-24

The Epworth league held a business
meeting Monday at the home of Mrs. Hat
tie Holmes. Mrs. Potts was elected presi-
dent of the league and Mrs. Hattie Holmes
delegate TO the state convention held
at GroVeland, Lake Minnetonka, July %
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The marriage of Mr.. Agard Lambert to
Miss Delina jacques occurred Thursday
last at the home of the brides mother,
Rev. Father Lang officiating.
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in mohairs, cheViots and
fancy mixtures with
plated and killed skirts
a n d hobby tailored
Jackets worth to $3.50
for
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-24

Mrs. and Miss Patton, who have
been visiting Col. and Mrs. Cornelius
Gardener. left on Friday fer Northern
Michigan.
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Our july Linen Sale Offers Except,ional On,

to purchase linens at prices that are in ever
About 100 fine double satin damaslz
able Cloths, sizes 2x2, 2x2k, 2x3, 2Ax2A.
z1ax21s and 27sx3 yards. Cloths in this lot
sold as high as $1,000
each. Monday, choice ~ *
III = - ~
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Prof. Hoff, some microscopic work in
physiology is shown in drawing, also
some OF the same work, under Miss
Noble. In botany. In literature in
the high school, under Miss Haynes,
are some excellent works of art
which are made up Of some peotical
selections that are either illustrated
with selected pictures or by orig
ianl drawings. There are also some
pictules of the various school build
ings in the city showing the spacious
grounds that surround the struc.
lures.
The exhibit is worth the lnspec-
tion OF the citizens of the city and
we wish that every one might see it.
1t would be a surprise to many who
have not stepped inside of th, school
room Tor years to acquaint them
selves to some extent with the later
educational methods. We confess we
were very much surprised at the i'll
lustrations in literature and with
the neatness and originality in the
designs. Olher work shown was Just
as much of a surprise, and all of
these things 20 to interest the pupil
in the work and cause a deeper in
terest to be taken in the studies.
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Semitic rheumatism Cured.

81 have been subject to sciatic
rheumatism for years." says E. Fl.
Waldron. of Wilton Junction, Iowa.
"My icints we're stiff and gave ne
much pain and discomfort. My
joints would crack when l straight
ened up l used Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and have been thoroughly
cured. Have not had a pain or ache
FROM the old trouble for many
months. 1t is certainly a most won
derful liniment." For sale ny all
druggists.
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EMsLEY.

Emsley, March 31.-Oscar Moses
and family spent Sunday at II. j.
Stevens.
Pete Reimers spent Sunday with
relatives in Tobin.
G. Z. jerks and wife spent Sunday
at A. a. jerks.
Mrs. Leona Greene entertained a
number Of lady friends, Monday.
VIM. Wilkinson was out to his
farm Monday.
John altman and wife visited
at Robert Livingston's Tuesday.
Miss Guy, Of Wintersett, Iowa ar
rived here last Friday.
Jay Hemmingway has rented
Frank Olson's place.
Bert Schultz is working for S. M.
Daniels.
Fred Moses was a Mitchell visitor
Monday.
Oscar Moses folks spent Sunday at
a. a. jerks.
Miss Edna Daniels is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Alice Stevens.
Quiet a number OF Emsleyites at
tended Mr.. Whites sale Monday.
Pete Reimers has purchased the
famous broncho, Billy and now only
hits the extra high places.
Mr.. Heckel tranacted business in
the capital city Monday.
The trotting race between II. L.
Stevens and a. A. jerks horses was
decided a draw and the purse divid-
ed.
Mr., Beall brought five car loads OF
cattle from Sioux City last week to
pasture and feed next winter.
Art Gardner marketed wheat in
Mitchell Tuesday.
Robert Livingston, jr. has been on
the sick list but is better at this
writing.
Miss Una Moses spent Sunday at
home.
B. Il. Barnard entertained a num-
Der Of his gentleman friends last
Thursday. it being his birthday.
Mr.. Guy was a Mitchell caller last
Friday.
S. M. Daniels transacted business
at the Hub Tuesday.
Ray Stevens has sold his team.
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moon" formerly owned by r. L.
Eastman Of Hopper was marketed at
Plankinton last Monday, by Mr.. r.
E., who signs a sigh Of relief in her
absence.
Joe. B. Gonsolly loaded three cars
with stock and household goods at
Plankinton and departed with them
to Canada yesterday. Clarence Holly
OF Pleasant Lake township accom-
panied him.
Walter Nolan. a would he weary
willy' Of Pl%anklnton, took leave on
horse back through northeast Au-
rora one day this week ana deputy
sheriff Primmer is hot ON his trail
to recover the horse and lad.
z. II. Mabbott, is attending ii very
sick horse at Mt. Vernon. Partial
paralysis OF the hind quarters seems
to be the tlouble. WILDER. sou OF G.
X. Mabbott, drove the horse to Mt.
Vernon, II day last week, and the
sudden stroke of paralysis rendered
the horse unable to go home.
Norman Schwartz. who resided
south west Of Plankinton, commit
ted suicide last Tuesday by shooting
himself with a gun, the charge pene-
trating his head. He has been all
ing somewhat in health of late and
the opinion of some of his neighbors
is that his mind was affected sutfi-
GENTLY to aus this state of affairs.
He was a single man. and he and a
hired man were patching on the
farm. He is a son:.of Jake Schwartz,
OF Plankinton City.
Mrs. Lou Mabbott, Of Hopper, re-
ceived a message by a carrier from
Mt. Vernon last Tuesday that her
father, e. j. Holly, died at his home
in Blue:Earth, MINI, on the 2Sth
inst. Mrs. Mabott left for that
place on Wednesday morning train.
Mrs. Chas. Frasden who has been
very i'll for the past two weeks, and
who became demented some few
days ago was taken to Yankton to.
day for treatment at the asylum.
Mrs. Frasden has been a very ambi-
tious lady, and has broken down her
health With toll.