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terrain church win sing The Return eondo Of
by julius Becker. and the Bridal Choir
from the oPeTa RG Nav
F. Sprague will play selections from the
grand opera.
Herbert Foster Sprague has taken the
Studio 4O1 The Odeon, occupied former
ly by Mrs. Jane Huntington Yale.
A programme of instrumental and vocal
numbers was given by the members OF
the boys class of st. Agatha's conserva-
tory Thursday evening. The ensemble
numbers were especially well received.
The Young Mems Christian association
announces the coming of Mime ErneS-
tine Schuman-Heink, at the People
has already this season appeared in song
recital both in Duluth and Minneapolis.
Her appearance in st. Paul VIII be con-
a favorite in this city. For several sea
sons Nine. Schuman-Heink has sung the
great contralto roles for the Grau Opera
company at the Metropolitan opera house
opera season she invariably made short
tour of the principal cities in song re-
cital, and then returns to Berlin to fill
her annual engagement at the Royal opera
house.
Her last seasons song recital was so
successful that her manager, Henry w OFF
SOM, OF new OrK, induced nef not "
join the Conried forces, but to devote
the time which her regular Berlin en-
gagement permitted to a more extensive
song recital tour through America
The Norsemen's Musical league will give
a concert in the First Baptist church
Tuesday evening. A male chorus of sixty
five voices will give the programme, as
sisted by Harry Phillips, baritone; Nine.
Locke ValiSi, pianist; Jason Waite, or
ganist; Olaf Halls. violinist, and the Lu-
theran College orchestra.
The organ recital which was to have
been given this week at st. Clement s
Episcopal church has been postponed I'M
til Wednesday evening, April q. Mr..
Fairclough will give the recital. He will
be assisted by the choir members Of the
Church Of ST. John the. Evangelist.
Nine. Katherine Hoffman, played Mrs.
Charlotte Demuth and Mr.. Witherspoon's
accompaniment at the Apollo club con-
cert in Minneapolis Friday night. The
Times, commenting on Mrs. Hoffmann's
work, said: Mrs. Hoffman,, of st. Paul,
played accompaniment for the soloists
that were all that could be desired, both
supporting and sympathetic in spirit"
Mrs. Maud Timer Jones and Miss Ger
trude Sans Souci have issued invitations
ernoon from 4 to in their studios in
the Metropolitan Music company block,
in Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs Frank H.
Tubbs, of New York. will be the guests
Of honor. Mr.. Tubbs is a musician and
teacher of note in New York He has
been delivering in Minneapolis a series
of lectures on voice culture.
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NORTH ST. PAUL.

At a meeting of the Luther league, held
Tuesday evening, the following delegates
and alternates were elected to attend
the State Luther League convention to be
held at ST. Peter. Mimi, May 2, and 4:
G. M Lawson, Ed EngstTom, Will Ste
Yens, alternates; Misses Pauline Carlson,
Hannah Hedstrom and Mary Engstrom,
delegates.
The Royal Neighbors held a business
meeting last Wednesday afternoon. After
all business was tranSa cted refreshments
were served and social time was held.
Mrs. J. W. HerTick entertained the
Ladies Cinch club Thursday last. Prizes
were won by Mrs. Ellis Moore and Mrs.
T. j. Anger
An entertainment will be given at Fra
ternal hall Sunday next by the Gesellen
Verein of Dayton's bluff, st. Paul.
Misses cara Sweazey and Katherine
SEWERS have returned from Winona
Mimi, after weeks vacation.
Miss Mae Bergren and Mr.. Woods, of
st. Paul, were entertained by Miss Anna
Erickson Thursday last.
A concert and dance was given last
evening by the North st. Paul brass band
at FrateTnal hall.
Mrs Martin Schmidt and the Misses
Manthey were guests of friends in St.
Paul Sunday.
DR.. and Mrs. o. Sullivan, Of Minneapo-
lis, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Jan
ish Sunday.
Miss Charlotte Dixon spent a few days
OF the past week with Miss NJ Owens, of
st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Loudly and daugh-
ter, Mildred, have returned to North St
Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rupp. Of ST. Paul,
We're guests of Mrs. F. w. Gall Sunday.
Miss Helen Tulley, of Minneapolis. was
a guest of Mrs. William HUSKY Sunday.
Miss Jessie Athleck, Of ST. Paul. was a
guest OF Miss Josie Fay Sunday.
Miss Anna Erickson was a guest of Mrs
Inwood in st. Paul Saturday.
from Austin Mimi
Mrs. F. w. Gall spent Wednesday in
st. Paul.
Oscar Hoppe, Of Chicago, is visiting his
parents.
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A T the annual meeting Of the ST.
n Paul Choral club, which will be
held tomorrow evening in the
guild hall Of Christ church, the report
of the treasurer will show that the club
has closed its present season without
q deficit. At none of its concerts has
the club been greeted by a small audi
Il ence. Indeed it has demonstrated this
season, as it demonstrated last season,
that Its concerts are better drawing
cards, to use a collOquialism, than those
given exclusively by town peo-
pie. But, while the audiences have
been large this year, there has been a
slight falling off in the attendance as
compared with last year, or rather as
compared with the season when the
old Peoples church auditorium was
available.
Of course, until the question of a mu-
steal director for the coming year has
been decided 1t will not be known def
initely what choral works will be pro-
duced next season, but many people
outside the Choral club believe it ad-
visable for the club to vary its years
programme by producing some of those
compositions which do not come I'M
~ liz 4ACeAO VI VI dlOIlO NOIhS, SIT1ClIy
speaking. A musical diet that is made
up entirely of oratoriOs, using the lat
ter word in its strictest sense, is apt
TO pail and undoubtedly the club would
better its financial condition by vary
Ing the character of the offerings 1t
makes tC the public.
AT an informal meeting of the execu-
tive board held last Wednesday after
noon in the Office of President Scholle
1t was decided that the election of q
director should be postponed until the
qualifications Of a number of men, not
residents Of either Minneapolis or ST.
Paul, could be investigated 1t does
not now seem probable that the active
members of the club, with whom the
choice Of director lies, Will select an
out-of-town man. Such a conductor
would have to possess considerable
prestige to attract the public, and it is
doubtful If such a man as the club
needs could be persuaded to come to
StrPaul for the sole purpose of direct
Ing the st. Paul Choral club. More
over, the fact that such a step is abso-
Iutely unnecessary is sufficient to deter
the majority of club members from
taking it.
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Aeolian Piano

Friday. afternoon. About thirty were
present.
Mrs. G. Mcmillan. the recent guest Of
her mother, Mrs. Haley, has returned to
Duluth.
Mrs. J.. E. Rounds is entertaining her
cousin, Miss S. M. Shute, of Massachu-
sets.
Miss Grace Dennison, of Twin Valley,
has been the guest Of Mrs. Frank E.
Cole.
Miss Belle Holley has recently enter
| tanned Miss Marie Miller, Of Cumberland
Wis.
Miss Mary Atkins. Of Elk River, has
been the recent guest of Mrs. G. Atkins
The w. c. T.. u met Friday after
noon in the Knox Presbyterian church.
Mrs F. A Young entertained the Ra-
vens at luncheon Saturday afternoon.
Mrs George Budd entertained last
week Miss Lydia Anderson, Of Milan.
Miss Jessie Whited, of Rochester, has
been the guest of Miss Lettie Rice.
Miss Myrtle Prosser, of Olivia, has
been the guest Of Miss Ethel Innis.
Mrs. G. Victor Lindberg is entertaining
Miss Lille Lindberg, of Red Wing.
Mrs w. A. Balentyne is entertaining
Mrs. F. B. Hupfer, of Lindstrom.
Mrs. Hackney is entertaining her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Racey, of Fairmont.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Blossom entertained
the Ravens Thursday evening.
Mrs. ]. P. Caldwell is spending a few
days in Pennington.
Miss Caddie Smith has returned to her
home in Saltwater.
Miss Agnes McCallum has gone to AL
buquerque, N M.
Frank Buell., of Duluth, is the guest of
Hamline friends.
Miss Alice Sterling has returned from
Minneapolis.
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. johnson are in Du-
| luth.
Miss Louella Webb has returned to De-
| lano.
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MERRIAM PARK.

The young ladies of the. Park gave a
course dinner last Friday evening. The
first course was served at the home of
Miss Myrtle Bartram, Iglehart street;
second at the home of Miss Edith Sim
norman, St. Anthony avenue; third at the
home Of Miss Gussie Brown, Wilder av-
enue, and fourth at the home of Miss
Armine Watkins, Dayton avenue.
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Guild of St. Mary's Church. which was
held in the choir rooms last Tuesday aft
ernoon, the following officers were elected
President, Mrs. John Mcclure; first vice
president, Mrs. F. L. Stauffer; secretary
Mrs. K. H. E. Callahan; treasurer, Mrs.
Andrew Henderson.
Rev. w. P. Ten Brock, of Faribault
gave the last of series of lectures on
the Book of Revelation Friday even
ing at st. Marys Episcopal church.
Miss frankie Rogers was the guest of
honor at dinner party which was given
at the home of Miss Miriam Sproat, Day.
ton avenue, Friday evening.
Miss Root and Miss Eaton, Marshall
avenue, gave progressive game party
Saturday evening In honor of Miss Cen
evieve Williston, Of Chicago.
The young ladies of the Park gave a
day evening. There were about forty five
couples present.
Miss Lyla Root, Marshall avenue, gave
luncheon last Saturday afternoon in
honor Of her friend, Miss Genevfeve VIII
listOn, of Chicago.
Miss Donna Mathews, Carroll street,
entertained a few friends last Friday
evening in celebration Of her birthday
anniversary.
Mrs. Andrew Henderson, Marshall av-
enue, will give a linen shower Saturday
afternoon in honor of Miss Milham, bride
of june
Rev. and Mrs. Grant B. Wilder. the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Morrison,
of ST. Anthony avenue left Thursday for
Winona.
apolis, have returned to Merriam Park,
and are at home at S64 Cleveland avenue.
Mrs. J. w. Jones. who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. T. J. Campbell Mar
shall avenue left Thursday for Chicago.
Mr.. Charles Mcclure, from Sydney. Aus
Mcclure and family of Dayton avenue
Miss Letta Phipps, Marshall avenue, en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon for Miss
frankie Rogers, of Feronia avenue
Miss Richardson, Of Mortified, whs has
been the guest of Miss Bessie Watson, of
St. Anthony avenue, has returned.
Mrs r. L. Wiseman, Of Pine City, is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ID. X.
Davis, of Feronia avenue.
Mrs La Shuer entertained the Art class
last Wednesday afternoon at her home
on Terrace Park avenue.
Mrs. J. F. Hilscher, Feronia avenue,
gave q tea Thursday afternoon In honor
of Miss frankie Rogers.
Miss Genevieve Williston, of Chicago is
the guest Of her cousins, the Misses Wat
kins, of Dayton avenue.
Mrs. D. H. Eastman, of Marshall av
enue, entertained the Cosmopolitan club
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w Moore, Rondo street,
have issued invitations for a card party
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. L. M. Wolever, of Fargo, N. D., is
the guest Of Mrs. J. H. Kerston, of Mil
waukee avenue.
Merriam Park council, Royal Arcanum,
initiated a class of new members last
Thursday evening
Miss Stella Tewberry. of Rushford, is
the guest of Mrs. Charles w. Moore, of
Rondo street
Mrs f. L. BeclSley Marshall avenue.
entertained the Souvenir Euchre club
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Society
Continued From Nineteenth Page.

she went to attend the wedding of her
cousin, Miss Lotos Featherstone, and
Harry Costigan.
Mrs. S. B. Green will entertain the
Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational
Church next Tuesday afternoon at the
Babies home, on Commonwealth avenue
The Reading circle held its first meeting
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
II. B. Tisdale, on Bayless avenue. The
history of Japan was taken up for study
The members and friends of the M E.
church We're entertained Thursday even
ing at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. J.
W. Fryckberg, on Manuel street.
Mrs. George Eggleston, of Gibbs ave-
nue., gave a party Saturday afternoon for
a number Of young people. Parlor games
were the features
The Chorus club will give the cantata
Esther" under the direction of Rev. P.
Metcalf In the Congregational church on
the last of May.
leave Tuesday evening for Spokane.
Wash. where she will be the guest Of
Miss Clagett
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Smart, of Waterloo,
Iowa, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George H. Shellenberger, Of Scudder ave-
nue..
Miss May Chase. of University avenue,
entertained company Of friends Tues
day afternoon at a thimble bee.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Chapman, of Carter
avenue, will go to their summer home at
Lake Minnetonka this week.
Edward Lounsberry, of Wahpeton, N.
D., is visiting Prof and Mrs. Henry Ba-
ker, of Knapp avenue.
and Mrs. F. E. Baltimore, of Cromwell
avenue.
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guests of relatives on Saltwater and
White Bear avenues.
Mrs. McIntire, Of st. Charles Mo. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. j. W.
Whidden, Of Saltwater avenue, has re-
turned.
Mrs John Gunther and daughter Ger
trude spent Thursday with their mother
and grandmother, Mrs. Thomas, Of Min
neapOlis.
Mrs. J. J. Early, of Saltwater avenue,
entertained the .stoddard Lecture club
Wednesday. Subject was Rome"
Mrs. c. G. Buchanan, of Stockholm,
Wis, is the guest Of her daughter, Mrs.
w. G. Lyon, of Harvester avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunther. Of White
Bear avenue, spent Thursday with DR..
and Mrs. Pine, Of Victoria street.
Miss Kathryn Waite, who has been Wis
home in Sulphur Springs, Ind. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cunningham have
returned from New York They are now
living on White Bear avenue.
Miss Ethel Warweg, Of Pennington, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. L. Lepel, Of
White Bear avenue.
Mrs. B. A. Meacham, of st. Paul, spent
last Wednesday with Mrs. Whilder, Of
Saltwater avenue.
Mrs. A. BachIor, Of River Falls, spent
Saturday with Mrs. w. G. Lyons, of Har-
vester avenue
Mrs Gauder and Mrs F. Steadman, Of
Anoka, were the guests of Mrs. J. w.
Whidden.
Mrs M. T. Sander, of Laurel avenue,
spent last Wednesday with friends of the
Park.
Mrs. A. w. Mcdowell. of Earl street
spent last Wednesday with friends Of the
Park.
Mrs c. w. Lyon, of Minneapoli spent
last Thursday with Park friends.
Mr.. J. D. Whilder spent few days with
his family on Saltwater avenue.
Mrs e. L. Chaplin, of Aurora avenue,
was the guest of Park friends.
Mr.. c. Seeley, of Chicago, visited friends
Of the Park.
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HAM G.

Mr. William Brink, superintendent of
the M. e. Sunday school, and his as
gistants, e. j., K. Murray, William ].
tanned the teachers and officers of the
Sunday school in the church parlors on
Thursday evening.
The Hamline Fortnightly club held its
annual business meeting at the home of
noon. The officers elected are: President,
Mrs. Q. N Akers; vice president, Mrs
FRANK Brown; secretary, Miss Cora Mont
gomery; treasurer, Mrs. Norman Larson.
The marriage of Miss Corinne Bray, of
PentWater, Mich, and Benjamin T. Hoyt,
Of Hamline, occurred at the home of the
bride week ago Thursday Mr. and
Mrs; Hoyt will be at home after June l
at the Hoyt homestead, corner of Hoyt
and Hamline avenues.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given Thursday evening at the Knox
Presbyterian church. Mr.. and Mrs G. G.
Harrison had charge Of the programme,
which was rendered by the young people
Of the church
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morgan enter
tanned Monday evening in honor of their
tenth wedding anniversary. About
twenty f1ve relatives and intimate friends
were present.
The Olxiyaka club was entertained last
the home of Mrs. Norris Atchison. Misses
Pearl Miller and Minnie Gordon read pa
perS.
Mrs. McCammond, who has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. G. w Boyer, has
returned to her home in Charles City,
Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Roberts and Mr. and
Mrs H. G. Behrens entertained at dinner
Tuesday. Covers were laid for fifteen.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Knox
Church met Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. e. w. Haley.
Mr.. and Mrs J. s. Craig of Mime
apOlis, were the guests Of Mr. and MIS-.
j. e. Rounds last Sabbath.
Miss Esther Smith, who was the guest
of Miss Margaret Miller, has returned
to her home in Austin.
DR.. Freeburg, of Charles City Iowa.
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Weimer this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nash, Of Window
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Montgomery.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M. e.
Church met Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors,
Mrs Guy L. Caldwell was the guest of
Rev. and Mrs. Rice, of Minneapolis,
Wednesday.
Mrs. Reed Johnson gave a thimble bee
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The Victor
reproductions absolutely
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HAZEL PARK.

Mrs. ]. ]. Rives, of Saltwater avenue
entertained at cards last Thursday in
honor of Mrs. Judson Latin and Mrs A.
Miss Margaret Pew and Mrs. E. L. Cha
pin. The consolation prize was won by
Mrs. Mayhem. About twenty were
present.
Mrs. Henry CARING, of Flandreau street
will entertain the Stoddard Lecture club
April q. Subject will be Scotland. -
Members are requested to be present.
avenue, entertained the ladies for Mrs
A. w. McClary and Mrs. Latin last
Wednesday at a sewing.
Mrs. H. K Harrison and daughter
Grace, of East Seventh street, were the
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Tuesday afternoon. High scores were
made by Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Frank
Dufresne and Mrs. F. j. Cropsey.
Mrs. A. c. Raymer Marshall avenue,
has been entertaining Mrs. Raymer, from
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Moore Rondo
street, entertained at cards Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. English is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. I. ]. Campbell, Marshall ave-
nue..
Mrs. Webster Finch, of Plainview, was
the guest of Merriam Park friends Tues
day.
Mrs. D. A. Mathews, of Carroll street.
has returned from a visit in Omaha Neb
Mrs. George E. Williamson, of Dayton
avenue, is visiting in Rochester, Mimi.
Mrs. F. c.. Clifford, ST. Anthony av-
enue. is visiting at Sandstone.
c. A. Coykendan Moore avenue, has
returned from Montreal.
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PROGRAMME S.

e ne Manchester college chorus Of fifty
HNe voices. n. E. Phillips directing. will
sing a programme of oratorio selections
t9night at the Central Presbyterian
church. In his building up and training
q THIS college chorus Mr.. Phillips has
Deen able to give valuable demonstra-
influence and educative valne of q 9onsic
course In a college. Not only is this chO-
rus Wen trained and not only does if sing
me peSl choral music, but it is intimately
connected with the life of the college The
students, whether they sing or not. have
accepted 1t as college institution the
HSn standard of which must be main
famed; These students will some dav helm
TO make up that listening public" which
the performing artists Of TODAY sigh for
m the sacred concert tonight the chorus
VIII w pc assisted by quartette made up
OF Miss Judith Dousman, Miss F. -Petsch,
a. Soucheray and H. E. Phillips, and by
me boy soprano, Fred Olson. Mr.
S s3La aIZl VII be at the organ. The pro
Idntroduetion-"As God, the Lord
Chorus-"Help, Lord"
Duet with chorus) -''Zion Spreadeth Her
Hands Lord, Bow Thine Ear to Our
Re4Gitative and Air-"If With All Your
Double Quartette-"For He Shall give. "
Recitatiyee; Air and Duet-"Help Me, Man
Chorus Blessed Are the Men"
Recitative and Air-"Lord God of Abra-
ham" - "A
Chor :i :, Thy Burden Upon the
Air-"Woe Unto Them"
Recit9a4tiyyee, Air and Chorus Look Down
Choir. Thanks Besto Cod"
Recitative and Air-"It1s Enough"
Recitative and Trio-'Lift Thine Eyes"
ChOrus-"He Watching Over Israel.
Recitatiye and Afro Rest in the Lord. %
Chorus-"He That Shall Endure"
Quartette-"O Come, Every One"
Air Hear Ye, Israel"
Chorus---"B Be Not Afraid"
Following is the programme for the con-
sert and operetta to be given by the Con-
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MUSICAL NOTES

Kenneth E. Runkle, the new organist
and choirmaster of Christ church, is ar
ranging for a production of Dudley
tor" The cantata will be given within a
fortnight.
The Dayton Avenue Chorus and Quar-
tette choir will give the oratorio "The
Crucifixon," by John Stainer, at the Y. M.
G. A. hall this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
They will be assisted by members of the
Park Church quartette
The boy choir Of the Central Presby-
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The Old Glq.

Beyond the crumbling stable wall
Here in this sunny afternoon,
Where weaving spiders rise and fall
And crickets chirp their ceaseless tune
/ spy the outlines Of q wheel
And thrashing through the foliage maze
The clinging brambles soon reveal
The quaint old gig of by-gOne days.
Oh, faithful gig of time ago
Your tires totter and careen;
And through your shafts the grasses grow
Like harness are the brambles green;
But once again you're off to town
Behind old Lucy's saucy heels,
And l Gin dream) barefoOted, brown
Puck.
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When in doubt as to how your mon
ey should be invested, read 'The
Globes Paying Wants.
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Brought / Back d Bride.

4 G. T: Bristol, manager Of the Du-
*luth, Virginia & Rainy Lake Rail
way, was united in marriage to Miss
Edna Adams at Grand Rapids,
Mich, on the 22nd ult., returning to
the city accompanied by his bride
on Wednesday. Following the
wedding Nj; and Mrs. Bristol went
to Avon, NY, where the holiday s
were spent with friends: III :*-.:s
Mr.. Bristol has leased the Sween-
ey residence on Wyoming avenue,
where they will shortly be: AT
Home" ..-.s.=z -. ST.. s. {.
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A. N. Anderson, numbered among
the hardy pioneers who have done
80 much toward the development of
the agricultural resources and
possibilities of this northern sec.
ton, was in from his farm north of
Mt. Iron on Monday.
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Manager Kennedy, of the Virgin
la Light & Water Co., together with
his assistants, have been busy since
the Tuesday evening council meet
ing thawing out several frozen hy-
drants.
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}. J: Dempsey has accepted an
agency for the Alpine Safe & Lock
Co.,. of Cincinnati, Ohio, and reports
several prospective sales. The safe
is acknowledged as one of the best,
and we trust Mr.. Dempsey may be
able to do business. -. :, IL
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Messrs. E. and NJ. L. Matheson
last week concluded deal for the
purchase of lot of block rs, three
cornered piece of land along the
lake front in the rear of n. L. Mathe-
sons blacksmith and wagon shop,
from P. w. Scott, the price paid be-
ing $3.50. The lot will be used for
storage purposes. ~.~.:- f. 80
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David Beaudoin and John Chesser
went to Duluth on Thursday, where
Mr.: Beaudoin entered St. Mary's
Hospital for a short course of treat
ment, returoing home Saturday.
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II. j.: Nathanson went to Duluth
and Superior on Saturday, spend
ing the first of the week with rela-
tives and friends at that point. He
returned Wednesday evening &C.
companied by Mrs. Nathanson, who
had been spending the holidays
with relatives at Superior.
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The annual bah at the Fay Opera
on New Years eve by the Virginia
Fire Department was we'll attended
and greatly enjoyed, and the boys
sustained their we'll earned reputa-
ton as entertainers. .a.
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= George Townsend was over from
Aurora Tuesday, dropping into the
Enterprise sanctum for a, social
chat during his stay in the city.