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ouT.oF-TowN MUSICIANS

The result of the fourth competition
promoted by Eduardo Sonzogno, music
editor and proprietor of ii Secolo, for the
production of a new opera was announced
Sonzogno's prize of $4,000 lire, was given
to M. Dupont, of Paris, for the opera ia
Cabrera" Two hundred and thirty eight
operas were submitted, from which jury
of eight prominent musicians selected
three for the. final competition. These
were performed successfully on May IA,
10 and 16 at the Teatro Lirico Internation-
ale, In Milan, Italy, with the above re-
suit. The other two works were by Sig
nor Franco. Venetian, and Signor Fill
these competitions that Mascagnf won
with "Cayalleria Rusticana" the first
prize, which was then 5000 lire.
Richard Strauss has been talking about
his New York experiences since he arrived
that he did not consider his artistic po-
sition in the least affected by the fact
that he played in department store.
II ascertained beforehand he said
that every artistic condition would be at
hand. found a good concert room, ex-
cellent arrangements and sympathy with
my intention. Most of those persons
who remained away from the first per-
formance because they objected to mu-
sical performance in store were pres
ent at the second concert"
Mr.. Strauss added that he would not
under similar circumstances object to
playing In Berlin department store.
Stanislaus STANCE, who wrote Dolly
Warden and confessed publicly to the au-
thor of the new operatta which FRITZ
Schen will present next season. It is
called The Two Roses Ludwig Eng
lander will compose the music.
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WHITE BEAR

Miss Anna M. Miller and John Dougher-
", OF st. Paul, were married Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides mother
Mrs. Plough. White Bear. Rev. M N
Dougherty, of Langdon, N D., brother Of
the groom, of1ciated, and the attendants
we're Mrs: Gilbert Miller, of New Haven.
Eo,il, Ho,,lr a.lu B =. Dougherty Mr.. and Mrs
lake. ''Ao
The marriage of Miss Eva M. Long and
Thomas w. Bacon took place Wednesday
AFTERNOON, May 20, at the home of the
groom's mother, Mrs. L. H. Bacon. White
Bear. "Aii'o
roches were married Tuesday. Nav %
at o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Sandroches
will reside in st. Paul.
Apout twenty young ladies' of the Kap-
pa Alpha Theta society from the univer-
slty are spending the week at Bald Eagle
Miss Mable Stoughton, of New York, is
VISITING her parents, Mr. and Mrs A.
Stoughton. at Bald Eagle.
Miss Florence Hotchkiss, of New York.
IS the guest of her cousin, Miss Charlotte
Hardenberg, at Dellwood.
Mrs. J. A. Getty, of Crookston. who has
Deen visiting her mother, Mrs Albert
CleWett, has returned
The Bald Eagle Hall association gave
us nrst dance Of the season Monday even
ing in the hall.
Miss Mary Squires and Cameron Souires
are spending the summer at White Bear
with friends.
Mrs. g. A. Beckstad, of Bald Eagle is
entertaining Mrs. F. L. Manhart, of
Northf1eld.
Miss Conner. who has been visiting her
parents at Bald Eagle, has returned to
Chicago.
The White Bear Aerie No. 692. F. o. E..
held its regular meeting Thursday even
ing
Mrs. J. B. Sanburn and family of Ninth
street. have opened their cottage at the
lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniels, OF the Aberdeen.
are spending the season at Dellwood.
Mrs. w. w. Brown, of Dellwood. has
gone to st. Louis for month
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Stem. ST. Paul
are at Deilwood for the season
Mrs. Robert Wheaton and Miss Martha
Wheaton are at White Bear.
Luther Case has returned from a two
months trip to the coast
Mr.. and Mrs L. P. Ordway are at
Dellwcod for the season.
Mrs Weatherby is occupying Lakeside
cottage at White Bear.
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Miscellaneous

UNITY CHURCH, Unitarian) )-Wabasha
street, foot of Summit avenue Rev
Richard W. Boynton, the minister, will
preach on The Liberty Bell" service
at IL o'clock; Sunday school at 10
o'clock.
ST. PAULS UNIVERSALIST CHURCH
-Mackubin street near Ashland avenue;
Rev. III. B. Taylor, pastor; Sunday, nc
1890 a. m, prelude, "a Popular, Re-
spectacle and Unconscious SIM ser
mon, Heaven; What, When and
Where" Sunday school at noon.
ST. PAUL. SPIRITUAL. ALLIANCE
Mrs r. S. Lilly, of California, will hold
regular spiritual services every Sunday
evening during the month Of June at
Odd Fellows hail. Wabasha and Fifth
streets, at p. M; the subject for this
evenings lecture will be What OF the
New Thought"
NEW JERUSALEM Cor Swedenborgian)-
Southeast corner Virginia and Selby ave-
nues: Rev. Edward c. Mitchell, pastor;
services at 1880 a. m; Sunday school
at HAS a.. m; morning subject,
Spiritual Freedom and Bondage"
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST
--Raudenbush building, Sixth and st.
Peter streets; 10:45 q. m. subject, God,
the Preserver of Man..
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST SCI
ENTIST-St. Adams street and Holly
avenue; 10:45 a. m. subject, God, the
TrcserTer of Man"
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Response Savior Of the world
orertory-"o Jesus. Thou Art
S'aPSs SOLOS by Mrs. jessica De Se Wolf p f0s'e'
Observation-Disclosures in F.. .Lefebre Wely
prelndessorgan. offertoire in E. .Batiste
(b} Andante -. Tschaikowsky
Anthem-'The Shadows of the
Evening Hours 1;Ts,o :, A. Baldwin
Mrs. De Wolf and Mr.. George.
Response-'jHear Us, o Father. .Holz
offertory-"Beloyed, Now Are We
Solo-"O. Jesus, Have Promised
with violin obligato) ..... .Braga
Mrs. JeSSica De Wolf
Postlude-Toccata (sixth symphony
The following music will be sung to-
day art the Park Congregational church:
Anthem@s.Thou Wit Keep Him in
Perfect Peace .;;;c;:'..'.... cto;, Demarest
Response-"At Thine Altar. :. .Hanscom
offertory-"o Jesus. Thou Art Stand
ing ''.''...'. 81 $50: :. -. '.-'..'' brewer
Evening p. M
Anthem-'Great God. to Thee
Rheinberger- Shelley
Offertory solo-"Zion'' ......... Rodney
Mr.. E. E. Woodwork
Anthem-"The Mellow Eve Is Gid
LuS 1OfQen
Choir.
The music today at the House of Hope
church will be as follows:
Preludes-Organ, "Offertoire' in E
Violin " ''710
ca Air .........,... -. ;Goldmark
OBJ Andante ........... Tschaikowsky
Anthem-"The Shadows of the Even
ing Hours ..........S A Baldwin
Hymn No. 4SS (verses / to 81 Old Tune
Scripture:
Duet-'Love Divine, Jairus' Daugh-
Mrs. De Wolf and Mr.. George.
Prayer
Response-'Hear Us, o Father" FIR. Holz
Offertory-'B Beloved, Now Are We,
the Sons of God" ........G. w. Marston
Bass Solo and Quartette.
Hymn No. 279-
Sermon:
Solo-"O Jesus, Have Promised"-
(Witn Violin Obligato)
Mrs De Wolf
Prayer and Benediction-
Postlude: Toccata (6th Symphony
c. NJ. Widor
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PROGRAMMES

A recital win be. given by the depart
Tuesday evening. The following pro-
gramme will be presented:
Piano-Impromptu, Op. So, No. 2. .Thonac
Miss Roberton.
Vocal-(a) Was ist Sylvia Schubert
tD) leh Grolle Nicht. .Schumann
Mr.. Rusterholtz
Piaro-Barcarole, OPP. 81, No. l.
Miss McMartin.
FccaE-''Thc Swallows ,Cowcn
P!ano-(a) ''Album Lear" Scho,tz
(h) Funeral March OF Ma
ilone5te G;s. 1..,,:'....... -. Gounod
Noeal-(a) Faith IN Spring =. Schubert
90 'Iia:k' Eark. the Lark
11ics I1vars. "ei'
Piano -(a) Song Without words"-
(h) Spring a9Il Song, .Mendelssohn
VOeal-(a) Darling MY Own" .GiordanI
(b) Il Love Thee. ,Gl1eg
Miss Hass
Piano-(a) Prelude, Op. 2S, No. IS
(b) Soaring .. sebIn,ann sbnr5,n
Miss Tomlinson.
Vccai-(a) g. Rest in the Lord"
*, llETon ll.ETSI u, Elijah ..Mendelssohn
Miss Mablum.
Fiaao--Sonata Patietique, Op. 1S-
Grave, Allegro, Adaeio, Rondo. -
Mrs. Amos.
Tocal-"FIcctin Vision" 49,. .Massene.
Mr. Jones.
Piano-FoEr hands, Tannharser Over
Miss Phillips and Miss Tonniinson.e nei'''
The music 70. tee House Of Hope
church today follows:
pTelSic-sar!Eg song....... ale1aelssolm
A.ithenl-'G GiosNA In Excclsis. Andre Bucl:
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MAHToMEDl

Alfred w. Bailey and R. S. Robins are
occupying the new club house at East
Shore park. Mr.. George H. Hosmer and
George F. Dix and families. of st. Paul.
will move out soon.
Miss Hampsher, of Minneapolis. is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Y. r. Pierson, Of
East Shore park.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Hampsher and fam
ily are spending the season at East shore
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Williams, of Water
loo, Iowa, are at the lake for the season
Ray Armstrong and Louis Preston are
at the lake for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Davis. OF Oakleigh
are visiting in Gordon, Wis.
The Misses Siebald. Of ST. Paul. are
the guests of Mrs. Mannan.
Mrs. William Dampier will entertain
the Porch club tomorrow afternoon Ut
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DeniaIs From Pope's Physician

ROME, June A sensation was
caused at the Vatican today by dis
patches from America asking whether
1t was true that DR.. Lapponi had been
dismissed as physician to the pope, the
pontiff, according to the repor' de-
string the services of his We. -tian
physician; and also whether DR.. Lap
pon1. being F'reemason, had insisted
on the pope leaving the Vatican, talk
ing the ground that the pontiff was no
longer a prisoner. DR.. Lapponi stated
that he had never been asked to re-
sign, had never thought of resigning
and did not intend to resign, as he is
apparently enjoying the entire conf
dence of the pope. The pope's Vene-
tian doctor, DR.. Lapponi added, does
not exist, as the pontiff had only one
physician at Venice, DR.. Paganuzzi,
and he died some time ago. DR.. Lap
poni never was a Mason and never in
terfered in the religious or political
affairs Of the church.
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She has interested herself in the matter
of securing this recitalist and win herself
arrange for his coming here should his
engagements permit him TO make the trip
The concert is for the benefit of the Lily
dale mission.
The Home and Study club will meet
for the last time this season next Friday
morning at 10 o'clock at Mrs. ParneH' s
studio. A nature programme will be
given.
Miss Liela Breed will spend part of the
summer in st. Paul and Minneapolis
She will close her studio in the Fine
Arts building in Chicago July l.
Mrs. McFarran will spend part of the
summer in New York, coaching with
Mr.. Mehan.
Miss Martha Noble will ing My Re
deemer and My Lord, by Dudley Buck
this morning at the First Presbyterian
church.
Mrs De Wolf win spend part Of her
summer at Nantucket.
G. H. Fairclough will present the fol-
lowing from his class of organ pupils
in an organ recital to be given next Sat
Young. organist Of the Dayton Avenue
Presbyterian church; Miss Hildegarde
Rentz. organist of the Cathedral; Miss
Eda Romer, organist of the Epiphany
Geer, organist of the Church of the Mes
siah; Miss Roxie Hitchcock, Malcolm Nc
MILAN, organist Of Plymouth Congrega-
tional church. and Carl Marty, organist
Of the Ascension Episcopal church, Still
water. The recital will take place at the
Church of st. John the Evangelist, Port
land avenue and Kent street. Mr.. Fair
clough will also give recital by his piano
DuDllS next week
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EpIsconaI

and Franklin streets;
holy communion, a. m; Sunday school,
S:45 a. M; morning prayer and sermon,
II a. m; Rev E. E. Madeira, assistant;
morning subject, The Trinity Princi-
ple; evening subject, Live in the
Service of God,' Rev. Madeira
ST. JOHN THE EVANGELIST-Co Corner
portland avenue and Kent street; Rev.
Theodore Sedgwick, rector, for the first
Sunday after Trinity as follows: s a.
M, holy communion; 9:45, Sunday
School; II a. M, morning service and
sermon by the rector; subject, Preach
ing Under Modern Methods" 12:45, rec
tors Bible class; s p M, evening serv-
ice and sermon by the rector; subject,
The Open Church.
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Test Artificial Porpoiss

NEWPORT, r. T., June 4.-The ex-
per1ments with submarine boats were
continued today when Naval Construc-
tor j. ]. Woodward took out the Por-
poise. The boat first went from the
surface to a depth of five feet. She
was allowed to sink slowly while not
in motion in order that Constructor
Woodward might see how completely
she could be maneuvered and con-
trolled. She was finally sent to
depth of thirty eight feet. She was
sunk to a greatest depth and brought
to the surface in two minutes and thir-
ty-two seconds. Constructor Wood
ward said she had behaved magnifi-
Gently.
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RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Congregational al

PEOPLE'S-Pleasant avenue; at 1920 a.
m. the pastor, DR.. S. G. Smith, will
preach on "A Question of Spiritual Hy-
giene," and at p. m. on "Can the Soul
Be Trained to Live Without Food?'
Sunday school, II noon, and Christian
Endeavor at p. m. Midweek meeting
Wednesday, 8 p. m.
PLYMOUTH-Wabas street and Sum-
NIT avenue; service at 1890 a. m: SER
mon by Prof. r. Watson Cooper, Of
Hanline university.
PARK-HOlly avenue and Mackubin
street; Dr.. Alexander McGregor; morn
ing subject Divine Guardianship"
evening, John Wesley
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yater avenue. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. e. c. Thomas. Of Minneapolis.
Capt. and Mrs. ]. E. Meginn, of Mexico.
are are. visiting their daughter, Mrs. j. B.
Rives. Of Saltwater avenue.
Miss Leila Patterson, of Sioux CITY.
Iowa, spent Sunday with Mrs. e. S. Fer
rey, of Saltwater avenue.
Miss Beatrice Miller. of St Paul. spent
q rev days with Miss Grace Ferrey. Of
Saltwater avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lyon, of Minneap-
park.
Miss Thompson, of ST. Paul, spent Mon
day with friends of the park.
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HAZEL PARK.

Mrs. George Mccullough and daughter
Susie, of Cedar Rapids. who have been Wis
iting their aunt, Mrs. John Gunther, of
White Bear avenue. have gone to the
country for few weeks.
Mrs. ]. J. Courtney and son, OF ST.
Paul. and Miss Brown. cf Merriam Park
spent Monday with AIrs. Henry CARING, of
FlandIau street.
Prof. w. J. Bucfsraanr ana wife, OF
Minot. ~. D., spent the past week with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. @. Lyon, of Harvester
avenue.
Mrs. tombstone aud daughter Agnes. Of
st. Paul, spent Friday with park friends.
Liz. anl Mrs. JcAn Guzt::er. Of Still
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Methodist

BATES AVENUE-Bate avenue be-
tween Ravine and Euclid street; Rev. S.
f. Ryan, pastor; services at 1890 a. m.
and l:45 p. M: subject of the morn
ing discourse, 1.-The Extraordinary in
christianity evening subject. ioThe
Message of the Liberty Bell.''
FIRST--Dayton avenue and West Third
street; Rev. H; V. Givler, pastor;
the pastor will preach at the morning
service on Christian Strength at the
evening service Rev. E. c. Clenans. of
Duluth, will occupy the pulpit
FIRST GERMAN-Corner Van Slvke
court and Olive street; Rev. J. Berger
pastor; 1890 a. m. subject, f"The Ali
Encompassing. Love of God;" u M.
Sunday school; 7:15 p. M, Epworth
league; 3 p. M, Miss Nukolaisen, mis-
sionary in Sing Fu, China. will give
an interesting account of her work :.
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How Printers Voted

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, June 4.-The
official count of the vote Of the Inter-
national Typographical union for off,
GERS was completed at headquarters
today. The vote was: For president
Charles E. Hawkes., Chicago, 13,407;
James M. Lynch, Syracuse, 2O,898; for
first vice president, John W. Hayes,
Minneapolis, 30,294; for fourth vice
president, E. J. Bracken, Columbus,
27,297: for secretary treasurer, J. w.
Bramwood, Denver, 2S,OS1; w. A. Gra-
ham, st. Joseph, 8,131.
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Veterans in Government Department.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June A.
Complying with request of the house
committee on civil service reform, the
civil service commission states that the
total number of former soldiers and
former sailors of the Civil war en-
ployed in the executive departments at
Washington is 2,175, and the widows CT
the veterans SO employed S8S. The i'm
formation was asked in view of com
plants that there are many superan-
mated clerks on the pay rolls.
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Forbids Bull Fight

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, June 4.-As the
result of protests filed with him by
the Congregational State Association
of Missouri and other religious bodies,
Gov. Dockery today ordered Prosecut-
ing Attorney Johnson, of st. Louis
county, to enforce the law against the
projectors of the proposed Spanish
bull fight advertised for tomorrow,
near the worlds fair grounds, and to
arrest all violators of the law
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Bio Sewer Is Finished

CHICAGO, June 4.-In the presence
of the commissioner of public works,
members of the city council and other
city officials, Mayor Harrison today
laid the brick which completed the gil
gantic intercepting sewer extending in
Thirtynint street, from the river to
the lake and down the lake front to
Seventy-third street The event mark
ed the conclusion of an undertaking
which required three years of labor
and cost $3,000.000. The sewer is six
teen feet In diameter.
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MUSICAL NOTES

The boy choir Of the Central Presby-
terian church will give choral festival
Sunday evening. The choir will sing for
the first time here the new "Te Deum
in d. and "All Praise to Thee My God
This Night by Adolph Forster Mr.
solo Praise the Lord" Herbert r.
Sprague will play from manuscript es-
pecially prepared for him by the Pittsburg
composer the prelude in a Flat"
Miss Katherine Richards Gordon will
not be able to sing at the concert which
is to be given by the Brotherhood Of ST.
Andrew of st. Johns Church Tuesday
evening, June IA. The concert will be
given in the Park Congrega tionaI church
by Miss Rene Humbird. Yiolinist; Harry
E. George, H. E. Phillips and the choir
recitalist from another city will be Sc
cured to take the place of Miss Gordon
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SALTWATER

The soliciting committee for the new
opera house met with good success
yesterday, and 1t is generally believed
by members of the committee that they
viii be able to report a sufficient
amount subscribed at a meeting to be
held tomorrow night to insure them in
reporting in favor of building
Matthew C. Mcmillan, assistant clerk
at the state prison, will be married
next Wednesday evening to Miss Mar
gle Mosier, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Byron ]. Mosier. The ceremony will
occur at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mosier.
The Northwestern Telephone Ex-
change in this city has been connected
with new rural line constructed
through the towns Of saltwater and
May.
The public schools of Saltwater
closed Friday for the summer vacation.
ana many teachers left yesterday for
tneir homes to spend the summer.
The Alumni Association of the Still
water High School will hold it's annual
business meeting and banquet tomor-
row evening at the Sawyer house.
The steamer Ben Hershey and bow
boat arrived yesterday and will take
out large tow of logs.
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the season.
Mr.. Y. 2. Morrison. of Minneapolis
spent Sunday with. friends.
Miss Leila Espy spent few days this
Wednesday. es'7oi.
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Endows English Chair at Gothenbure
STOCKHOLM, Sweden, June Am
drew Carnegie has given $4,000 for the
establishment of an English chair at
Gothenburgs university.
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Lutheran

MEMORIAL ENGLISHLWest Sixth
near Exchange street; Rev. Alex. ]. D.
Haupt; pastor; Pastor Haupt will preach
at 1880 a. m. on the theme, IAN In
tereStlng Glimpse Into the Great Here
after;'''' at p. M, 1.-The Forward Move
ment."
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Society
Continued From

Miss M. Carlotta Stockdill has returned
from Northfield.
Mrs. Howard M. Smith has returned
from Tacoma.
Miss Ida Dayton has gone to virden,
Manitoba.
Mrs. John Phillips has returned from
Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank White are in Pres
colt.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank White are in Pres
cOft
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VOTERS WILL O8eE SENDING COUPONS HA AND HOT ROLLED Or FOLDED

m Saturday
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THE CONTEST
$500 SECURES 1000 VOTES

This Where Sunday
Globe One for$ $500 CAM Be
or Subscriptions
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committee has been appointed by
Pokegam tribe, /. o. r.. M, to have
charge Of steamboat excursion to be
given by the order on the steamer j S
on the 23d inst.
DR.. B. j. Merrill and H. T. King. who
nave been sojourning at a club house
near Gordon, Wis, have returned
home.
The Modern Samaritans entertained
a large number of young people at a
dance given in Woodmen hall Friday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Peaslee, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. E. Torinus and Mr.. and Mrs
wis. - : 0i'i = y O04'
Mrs. Verne Peaslee and Miss Rose
Mackey entertained Wednesday even
ing in honor of Miss Jennie McLaugh-
lin.
Senator and Mrs. E. w Durant were
expected home last evening from the
Durant club house, near Gordon, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Newcomb, who
nave been visiting at the home of Aus
tin jerks. have returned to st. Paul.
Members of the Ladies' Social club
and their husbands enjoyed an outing
at Wildwood Wednesday evening.
Miss Ollie Bromley, of Rice Lake
Wis, who has been the guest of Still
water friends, has returned home.
Miss Estella Nelson has gone to
South Bend, where she will visit with
her sister, Mrs. Schuyler Colfax
Mrs. Charles Clapperton and child,
of Cloquet, Mimi, are here on a visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Foran.
r. H. Mccoy, prominent lumber
man of Grand Forks, N. D., visited in
Saltwater part of the week.
D. N. Wood, of Cloquet, Mimi, has
returned home after a visit with Still
water relatives and friends.
Mrs. Magnus Begg and children have
returned from a winters absence at
Santa Barbara, Cal.
Frank Wade, of Syracuse, N. Y. vis-
tied his sister. Mrs. J. p. Masterman
part of the week.
Charles A. hammers and George E.
Munkel have, returned from a trip to
North Dakota.
The Young Married Ladies' Euchre
club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
W. H. Caldwell.
Aid. and Mrs. P. HI. Ryan have re-
turned from visit with relatives at
Oshkosh, Wis.
The Royal Neighbors gave a card
party and dance in Woodmen hall
Thursday night.
Fred Tozer and Herman r. Woerz
have returned from a business trip
down river.
James Harper. of Superior, Wis,
spent part of the week with Stillwa-
ter friends.
Mrs. H. K. Wood, Of New York. is in
the city for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
N. o. Marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fisher, of ST.
Paul, spent Sunday with relatives in
Saltwater.
Miss Margaret Fehr has gone to St.
Cloud, where she will spend two
months.
Mrs. T. c. Clark entertained a num-
Der of young ladies yesterday after
noon.
Miss Blanche Clymer, of Duluth, vis-
tied with Saltwater friends the past
week.
F. w. Gail, who has been in Kan
sas for several days, has returned
home.
Mrs. William Welch and children are
here from Aberdeen, S. D., on visit.
Fritz Ziegler. has returned from
visit with friends in Brown county.
John Mccarthy has returned from a
business trip to North Carolina.
William Kaiser has returned from
short absence at Muscatine, Iowa
Mrs. NJ. H. Barron and daughter have
returned from a visit in St. Paul.
Mrs. Herbert N. McKusick has re-
turned from a trip to st. Louis.
Miss Julia Tozer has returned from
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