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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-08
CHAPTER XVII.

| am not going to apologize for our
hero, nor am going to gloss over his
faults with any special plead.
ing No man is either wholly good OF
wholly bad; certainly Jack was not
wholly good; he was human, very hui
man. and blessed, or cursed, with a
not passionate blood which made him
more liable 10 trip than most men
But, at the same time, this in Justice
must he said Of him, that he very
rarely sinned in this way.
Tonight his blood was at full heat;
the love which had sprung up like i
tongue of flame in his heart burned
and maddened him, and to this newly
born love was added the disappoint.
ment and hewllderment of Unas sud
don disappearance, And, too, that he
had been oversuained and upset. and
well, there are the excuses and apol.
ogtes. after all.
Somewhere about two O'Clock, when
the club was fun with men who had
dropped in from theater and ballroom,
and amidst the popping of corks and
click Of pool balls, certain feeling
came over poor Jack that he had taken
quite AS much, and more of the spark
ling juice than was good for him: and
with that consciousness came the res
olution 10 so home.
The game was just over, and without
4 word he put up his cue, motioned to
a footman 70 hring him his hat and.
scarcely noticed in the crowd and
hustle, slowly descended the broad
ana indeed magnificent staircase. ror
which and its palatial hail the club
WAS famous
He descended very slowly. with his
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TO be Continued.
Famous Between Carouses.

The cynic will smile at the official
celebration of George Morland's cen.
tenary by show of hundred of his
works at the India Museum, South
Kensington. That sad scapegrace-
who painted 1000 pictures in the in
tervals between his carouses, sold
most Of them and died a beggar at
forty-one on Oct. %. Enthusiastically
never expected the posthumous pat
ronage of the Board of Education.
Nevertheless, the board has done a
wise and popular thing in honoring
Morland-one of the few British
painters of real talent who have ever
enjoyed the sincere admiration Of the
crowd.-London Telegraph.
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THE BABY'S WALK.

My papa took me out to walk,
l thought it would be sport;
But papa's legs are very long,
And mine are very short.
And my papa began to talk,
And my papa forgot
He had a baby out to walk
Oh, how had to trot,
My papa went on fast and fast,
He dragged me like a cart!
| ran so that my little bones
Felt coming all apart.
My papa like a giant walked;
He walked with great long strides!
| didn't just know how to fly,
And I fell down and cried!
My papa thinks it strange I'm tired
With such a little walk!
I'd like to tell my dear papa
If | knew how to talk
I'd tell him when he says,
Its strange how tired you are!'
| COED ten times as much as he
In going just as far
L. z. Johnson, in Little Folks.
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Not Neglected

The art of letter writing is sadly
neglected nowadays" said the man Of
literary taste.
That remark said his more prac-
ticaI friend. shows that you haven't
son at college who is applying him
self to showing you why his allow
ance ought to be increased wash
ington Star.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-09-08

Softman-I read in the paper the
other day that smoking injured the
brain.
Miss Sharpe-Yes; but that needn't
worry you, You can go on smoking
cigarettes with impunity
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. holding Probate Court. No. l22ez.
Administration. This is to give notice that the
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia, Letters testamentary on the estate o&
lunlbia, deceased All persons having claims
against the deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
thentieated. TO the subscriber, before ihs.
FIRST DAY OF JULY. D.. 1905; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit Of said
estate. Given under my hand this 1st day OF July.
1904 ELIAS HEIDENHEIMER. 607 street
Register OF Wills for the District OF Columbia.
Clerk of the Probate Court. LION TOBRISER
AttoInAz- zxA-1A.- n
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ALEXANDRIA REAL ESTATE.

The Boom at Alexandria
The railroads will expend over a million in
terminal facilities at Alexandria, making this a
great shipping point. Real estate will certainly
double and In many Quadruple In value.
Now IL the time for Investment. Let submit
seine fne little and big properties that may be
bought cheap.
M. ID. Harlow s. Co..
Real Estate, Loan and Insurance Brokers, Harlow
bldg, 119 s. Fairfax St. Alexandria, Va. Phone
Bell 2B. jy16-I4d
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FOR SALE-CHEAP.
ATT vt. s.w, Or. brick, with mod. imps.
Price. .....................$ So, 800
227 18th st. sw., Or. brick, mod imps.,
renting for SIS. so per mo. Price. 1000
each Der mo. Price, each. ........... $3.50
607 9Th IT. sw., 6r and imps. Price, EACH 3, $50
4G8 and 474 st. s.w., Or. bricks, mod.
imps. Price, each. 5000
300 324 and 1926 st. sw., Or. bricks;
also ar. bricks in rear, renting for
$3.50 per mo. Price. $500
4S3 st. s.w., Or. brick, renting for
$3.50. Price. -. 1000
mo- Price ................... 1900
per mo. Price :. :i:s........ -. 1880
sewer Price. -. ~ ~. .............. 1000
1850 and 1852 Az st. s.w-, 6-r. bricks.
Price, each. ..!f =. so. l.VV
923 and 925 LIST st. s.w., one and one
RS, renting for ST. per mo. Price of
the two. .......::.: .;,............ 300
344 st. sw, 5-r. brick. renting for
1890 per mo. Prces!. .............. 1900
348 and 34S il, Or. bricks rented for
s11.3o each Price, each. o.. ............ 500
IT., renting for $14 per, mo, Price -. 1850
e25 and 927 Golden ST. sw., rent for $3.50
% st. Sc, rs, with good stable in
rear. Price. '...-: ~. l., 2OG
~ C. II. PARKER,
1t Ii 435 AN st. s.w.
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FOR sALELHousEs.


ron SALE. y. 75o-lEARIY NEW, DESIRABLE
stories. cellar; reception halls; modern baths.
II sSsSS os. 3 g1rIn z: Nv.
For sAIB.wAY;5nowN, RRIoEE.
s1Ssp = TA1RrAx,
1t SQl -So6-e sos ct. NV.
FOR sALE-CHEAP AT Se25o SPLENDID 10.
dwelling. modern plumbing porcelain bath. Few
houses 50 well sonstrueted. Lot 2ox1oo; Alley:
HOUSE, Woulp Se eesr OVER STAh soo s' Is Bulb.
STONE FAiRFAX,
It 6OEso6-s0s, 1t. NV.
FOR sALE-sPLENDID BARGAINs.
EVERY ONE OF THEM.
FOR HOMES OR INVESTMENTS.
THEY EXCEL ANYTHING EVER OFFERED.
We offer a nearly new 8-story stone and brick
dwelling for s., $50, in section Of the northwest
built up with houses costing from $25 900 WOO
count Of the failure Of the former owner the
Hhxr for the f trust table
Look at this for $4,o50. We doubt II ever %
msn Hr STIFF FL fph Lex pFes
HOME. rooms on each floor. and such splendid
condition; lot 2s.ex1lb; northwest. not far from
A WASHINGTON HEIGHTS BARGAIN-$7,o 900
se,0Oo-will buy one Of the best-built houses in
this lovely section, RENTING FOR $50. 10
rooms: front Of Roman brick and stone; rooms
deep.
A MT. PLEASANT BARGAIN-A lovely corner
dwelling is offered for 81 300. II you were to
see 1t You would wonder how the house alone
could be built for this price SOUTHERN AND
B 1Ss sl'es' BEAUTIFUL FRONT STONE AND
DowNTOwN-Nea1 the Presidents house, the
large hotels and leading clubs. A $4,000 house
for $500: not an old house, indeed, it is con-
paratively new; full bay window; II rooms; eel
lar; furnace; lot 20x100s!
the ON nT ST. Il the % oaR r PsnS
some 3-story stone and brick dwelling for
$500 sacrifice of 5000. Owner moving west
PERHAPS YOU WANT A LARGE INCoAlB7
s2.s each for 81 900. This enables him to offer
a $1,000 building for $4,000 1t brings $54
month-PRETTY GOOD INCOME ON $4,000.
Low-rR1cED HoUsEs-we've got lots OF
THEM .Mo LOOK ok, OVER p1 THIS TSI LIST 1Irwppn
"a. 20e-Renting for S34 month; west Of 14th
cellar; de eaf moo @ode %S: well built.
81. 2bo-Renting for $50: 3-story. Groom brick
dwelling; lot 18x10O; on lettered ct. NV.
$3,25OIRenting for $50; new, rooms;
30. from East Capitol st.
g, $50 each-Each renting for $2S; three new
9f fe4 81 1vs D.n eear
furnace: centrally located NV.
$2,060-Rents for $24 month; q numbered
st. NV; rooms and bath.
$8,87b-The prettiest small house me-. 2 sto-
riesi stone and brick cellar; furnace; TII4ED
BATH; PORCELAIN TUB; cabinet mantels: large
lot.
DON'T THINK OF BUYING WITHOUT SEE
ING OUR LIST.
STONE l. FAIRFAX
1t 8O4- SO6- SO8 at. NV.
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OR SALE-SPECIAL BARGAINS.

= Oh SALE<-SfcClAL bARGAINS.
See us about them
MEs-LNvEsTMENTs
TT. THIS Is BARGAIIN-s4Qoo,A good. solid, r
and Il sts; formerly held at s. 800.
REDUCED TO s42oo-oae So from Capitol;
formerly held at $1,000, stories: 10 rooms; lot
THIS IS A FINE HOME FOR 50. sso-Not far
from North Capitol st. many houses In this Sec
ton held at So coo not 10 desirable; stories;
cellar under entire house: rooms deep; beautiful
TILED BATH; porches RENTS FOR $50.
$500: RENTING FOR s2s-on a lettered st.
ss? 70 if ssi oFFcE well built JON
s4,2oo-eth st. NV. near "o;" 8 rooms and
stable; lot 20xa5; alley.
$500 IS Low FOR 4 NEARLY NEW HOUSE
mace: ROOM FOR STABLE.
$s.25o-Lowest priced, house in Bloomingdale-
eel1. sI16ss GHBr ilei with
$500 WILL BUYsA s-sToRY HOUSE on NJ st
NV; press brick front; cellar; furnace; good
renter. go ~
sa.boo-Near Capitol; fronts on a park; nearly
new; stories: cellar; reception hall; furnace;
rents for $25 MONTH
sa,4oo-1ath ST.; 8 rooms. bath; stable; good
condition.
So eoo-Near 7th and 0; 2 stories cellar; a
nearly bay window brick; VERY ATTRAC-
TIVE.
s3.4oo-A So. freq, East Capitol ST.; stone and
brick; side alley: VERY sT RRETTY r,,nr.x
1t so4 -so6 sos F st. NV.
FOR SALE-BEsT BARGAIN ON THE HEIGHTS
Only $1,000.
New; 8 stories; cellar rooms deep; stair
ways; STEAM HEAT: beautiful mantels; many
large closets; full-sized lot.
STONE & FAIRFAX, S04- s06 sos ST. DIV.
FOR SALE SIS. 800.
WELI-PLANNED HOUSE.
2story bay window brick: large rooms on
each neor; double parlors; dry cellar. Lot 2Ox1O0
STONE & FAIRFAX, so4- sos sos st. NV.
FOR sALE-$a75o SUCH CozY. NEW. T.
room stone and brick house St NV. Very
pretty square. 3UCH NICE PLACE TO LIVE
AND THE PRICE is SO Low.
STONE & FAIRFAX, S04- SO6S0S + st. NV
2-story houses in Bloomingdale 25 FEET WIDE
Parlor. reception hail. dining room, pantry
porches; south front; near car lines.
STONE & FAIRFAX, SO4-sO6sOS f st. NV.
FOR sALE-sa. 500. NEAR 7TH AND 9TH ST.
cars. South front REDUCED FROM $4,000 2
stories cellar attic. thick walls. heavy select
woodwork. Just coy as can be- and VERY,
STONE 4 FAIRFAX, so4 sOesos st. NV.
1t
FOR sALE-YoUR MONEYS WORTH. A NORTH
WEST CORNER Reduced to 50 $50 Sold for
IS, $50. Out-of-town owner wants to sell badly.
You make what he loses. NORTHWEST. 8
sSs ss to ea
STONE &, FAIRFAX, SO4 SO6S0S st. NV.
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FOR sALE-H0USES.

MARTIN BROS.
1e2t27 PA. AVE. NV. -, -.
For Sale INVESTMENT FKoPERrEa
Two small houses; Rent for $3.50 psr ma
COOP INVESTMENT PAYING 10 PER CENT
PRICE 81 coo.
.Twe-story brick house st. NV. Rents for
PRICE 1000.
Two-story brick house st. NV. Rents for
PRICE $1,000
For Sale
On 23d st. NV, s-story brick house. Rents
PRICE $1,000.
For sale-Monthly payments Will BUY IT
Or easy terms, Good opportunity for home 9 buy
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
CITY AND SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
For Sale
8-story s-rm. brick house Va. ave NV.
EASY TERMS.
On st. bet. 18th and 18th NV,
twostory house. Good renter
PRICE 81, OOO.
small frame house IL per cent invest
ment Rents for $3.50 per mo.
PRICE 81 600.
For Sale ,,,,-r,o~-c
INVESTMENT PROPERTIES IN ALL SECTIONS
OF THE CITY.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
For Sale Trade ,,, l., ,
Desirable residence. IA rooms. Modern In coll
struction. Location st. NV
COURTEOUS ATTENTION TO EVERY inquiry
MARTIN BROS,
1851 PA. AVE. NV.
jy16-6t
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ST PRIME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF co
lumbia holding a Probate Court. No. 12297, Ad-
ministration-Thfs lie to give notice that the sub.
sCrbers of the District Of Columbia have Obtained
from the Probate Court OF the District Of Column
biz letters testameDtary on the estate OF kath.
arfne Arth late II the District Of Columbia. de.
ceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same,
with vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to
the subscribers. before the 9Th day Of July,
A d. 1905: otherwise they may by law be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate. Given under our
hands this 9Th day Of July, 1904. KATHARINE
ARTH. $40 ID st. NV; CHRISTOPHER ARTH,
ANNA NJ. ARTH. Attest: WIN. c. TAYLOR
Deputy Register of Wills for the District Of Co
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court. MACKALL q
MAEDEL. Attorneys. ty9-law 81
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STORAGE.

100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS; STORAGE BY
the load; packing, hauling and shipping. SEQ u
bef6re storing. THOMAS BOWLING & Co.
Auctioneers 6l2 ct. NV; phone &. e7s.
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FOR SALE 90:
BEST LITTLE HOMES IN BEST
LOCATION, ATE THE LOWEST
PRICES EVER QUOTED IN WASH
INGTON.
$3.50.
TERMS TO SUIT.
OPEN SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION
If you are looking for nice little home In
the most desirable portion OF the northwest
section-here is the opportunity Of lifetime:
Three handsome two-story press-brick bay
window houses on Harvard street NV; 8
rooms porcelain bath and cellar.
ONLY $3.50
On easiest Of easy terms.
Houses rent for $20.5o per month, netting
$50 on investment.
f. J. WALSH CO.,
Real Estate. Loans and Insurance,
$40 I4th st.
Phone NJ. 37zS.
FOR SALE
most desirable corner property,
18TH AND SITS. NV; "a feet front;
four stories; nine rooms; steam heat;
CAN BE BOUGHT MOST REASON
BE. WARNER COMPANY,
tyle3t e1e ct. NV.
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FOR sALE-YOUR MONEYS WORTH A NORTH
WEST CORNER Reduced to So, $50. Sold for
50, 75O Out-of-town owner wants to sell badly.
You make what he loses. NORTHWEST 3
stories, cellar, rooms and bath. SOUTHERN
and EASTERN EXPOSURE. Hard to beat.
STONE & FAIRFAX. So4-s sOs + st. NV.
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FOR SAI,E-THREE REMARKABLE BARGAINS
In homes on Columbia Heights.

You can get n genuine summer bargain In
one of these 1t will pay you to investigate.
1920 WHITNEY AVENUE,
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
Nos 1918 and 1922 Just sold.
IS $50, REDUCED FROM $4,000.
EASY TERMS IF DESIRED $500 CASH.
Situated on a beautiful and popular driveway
n well built, well-appearing house-easly worth
Its former price of $4,000. and bargain of hrst
importance at the price at which we can offer It,
It's house that would actually cost IS, 600 to
build today. while the lot is easily worth 81 500.
The house Is large and roomy-full 20 feet wide
well arranged.
LIST foOr-Parlor. extra large reception hall
(plenty OF room for piano.; large. well-1ighted
dining room; pantry kitchen ard rear porch.
I'd foor-Three large sleeping rooms; large.
modern tiled bath room; OPEN PLUMBING;
porcelain bath tub.
Sd noor-4 sleeping rooms and tiled bath.
1th foor-2 rooms.
Heated by hot water-has back starway-wood
work newly painted-foOrs planed and dressed
lot 20 IT. by $50 1T.
chance for a bargain here.
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FOR SALE
One Of the best properties IN northeast section
Tor less than cost. Press-brick bay.window
house. containing rmA
Large side lot.
Anxious to sell. This Il worth looking into.
Low price.
THOMAS J. FISHER CO.. Incorporated,
Vlo-oo 141l r ut. NV
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FOR SALES, $50.
Renting for $50; new house; stories; 4
rooms deep; cellar; RECEPTION HALL; TILED
BATH; porches front and rear. Adjoining house
sold for 81, 600.
STONE & FAIRFAX. sO4-s06- sos st. NV.
II
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FOR ExCHANGE-OUR LIST OF PROPERTIES
FOR TRADE IS TOO LARGE TO PUBLISH. If
YOU ARE INTERESTED COME IN AND TALK
1T OVER.
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FOR SALE--HOw TO BE YOUR OWN LAND.
lord ON Connecticut ave. with 500 to 5000 cash
and $40 to $25 monthly. For full particulars drop
postal. Telephone or call for new handsomely u
Z. Illustrated 20page booklet. plat, &c, OF Con.
necticut Ave- Highlands Automobile free to
FTLToN R. GORDON. s1s I4th NV.
Telephoue Main 90. jelS-1ot
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FOR SALE
HOME ON ST NE.
81, S50-This price is low for an attractive g.
room brick dwelling. renting at $2050 per mo.
close Mass.
PRETTY HOME SOUTHWEST.
$2.600-Will buy a cozy Groom and bath brick
dwelling west of 7th ST., in good residential sec
ton; house contains all modern improvements;
has large yard to paved alley; wide parking front.
DWELLING ON ST. NE.
So. GOA house that will appeal to the home
buyer a well constructed conveniently ar
ranged dwelling; well located; rooms and ba tn
house in excellent order.
CONSERVATIVE INVESTMENTS.
$3,500-2-story bay window brick on 24th st. NV.
Rent, $25.
81 0O3-5-room dwelling st. s.w Rent, s. 30.
$4,500-5 brick dwellings s.w. Always rented.
Rent, $40.
81 2504 dwellings in the Sc. Rented at 500 80.
81 250-2 dwgs. on l st. NV. Rented at $32.S
$9,000-S Broom brick houses, paying $72 per
month, with land enough adjoining to build
10 houses; In the southwest.
JAMES F. SHEA,
Phone East $780, CAB Louisiana
tyl5-tf-30
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A corner; new building; store and apartments;
lot 19vIn4: alley: furnace heat.
A bargain.
MOORE & HILL (Inc.), III 14th st. NV.
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''i' .READ AND CONSIDER"
TT HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
that nothing as investment pays oetter tnan
tbe two family apartments provided the iocauon
and construction are right
ON CAPITOL HILL 49,.
we have the best built (by Barkman), pest
MANNED best constructed.
PRICE, 81, 10000.
Can make very easy terms.
LET us TALK TO YOU ABOUT THEM
IT I.IEBERMANN & HAWN 1903 F at.
DON'T YOU KNOW WELL BUILT HOUSE
Is THE CHEAPEST? We have three OF the
"BARkMAN HOUSES
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, WEST OF 18th
8-story and cellar, 10 rooms and baths,
Hot-Water Heat,
that sre berfect We can sell Of these
beautiful houses cheap Very easy terms.
$4,000 CASH, BAL. EQUITY MONTHLY
NOTES SEE Us FOR SPECIAL PRICE.
1t LIEBERMANN 4 HAWN, 1908 F st.
MUST RE SOLD AT ONCE
ELEGANT HOME ON
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
We have been inst ucted by owner OF beautiful
house, 10 rooms baths and hot-water heat, to
sell at once
FINEST LOCATION"
CONSTRUCTION PERFECT"
WORTH $11 GOO. CAN MAKE EASY TERMS.
See for particulars
1t LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1903 st.
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FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE STORE AND
dwelling, 707 ii st. me-; lot 2OxI18; well built:
no reasonable offer refused.
1y14-3t LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER $40 at NV
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FOR SALE-BEST BARGAIN ON THE HEIGHTS
Only SO 600
New; Stories cellar; 4 deep; stair
ways; STEAM HEAT: beautiful mantels many
large closets; full sized lot.
STONE & FAIRFAX, S04 06-sOS F st. DIV.
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FOR SALE
HOME on s ST. NV, containing
nine rooms and bath: OWNER WILL
GIVE ANY ONE DESIRING A COM
PORTABLE HOME A POSITIVE BAR
GAIN 1t is located on one of the very
best blocks this street.
B. II. WARNER COMPANY,
Jy16-2t 916 F at. NV.
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-22

which viii be the latter part of June
They will make their home in Alexandria,
MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pinska, of Dayton
avenue, have moved to their cottage at
White Bear for the summer.
Mrs T. B. Dougherty, sol Charles
street, entertained the Old Friends
Euchre club Thursday afternoon, assisted
High scores We're made by Mrs Khal,
Mrs. Mcbride and Mrs. Kennedy. Next
hostess Mrs. Kennedy.
The Misses Patten entertained for Mrs.
Kearney and Miss Hilda Kearney. of
Baltimore, who are visiting in St Paul
A farewell surprise party was given at
the home of Miss N Richards. pa Pleas
ant avenue. Friday evening in honor of
Mr. Harry Dawson; who is about to leave
for Denver. Col. Mr.. Dawson was pre-
sented with a handsome seal ring
Mr. John Leahy. of Detroit, Mich. was
the guest of Mr.. F. B. Fox at the Willard
last week.
Mrs. L. c. Trow, sel5y avenue. enter
tanned at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs F. B.
Fox and Miss ToodSes Wednesday even
ing.
Mr. c. Wells, Utica. N. Z. is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fox. st. Peter
street.
Mr.. H. Deuscher, OF Stamford. Conn.
was entertained by AIR. and Mrs. F. B.
Fox OF the Willard, last week
A party. composed Of Mr.. ard Mrs. F.
S. Webster. Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Fox. Mr..
c. Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. l. c. Trow and
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LODGES AND CLUBS.

The members of Diamond Lodge No.
116. D. of H, will be entertained with
a guess box by Miss Elenor Nordstrorn
on Thursday at Odd Fellows hall, Fifth
and Wabasha streets.
A card party was given Friday after
noon for the benefit of Pride of St. Paul
nodge No, Is, at Mrs. c. w. Extrands,
702 Bradley street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Central
Park III. E. Church viii meet Thursday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock in the church par
Iors.
Companion Lodge No. 80, L. A to B. Of
r. T.. will give a May party at Central
hall. Wednesday evening, May 25.
The Arlington Hills Mothers club met
Wednesday afternoon IN Phalen Park
school. Mrs. John Levine presided A
musical and literary entertainment was
given. Those contributing to the pro-
gramme were Mrs. Hedeen. Yates. Lam
genbeck, Lindahl. Shields Rowe and Oh
son, and Master Brown and johnson and
the Phalen Park orchestra. Mrs. Hedeen
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-22

DR.. Kahale will take the steamboat trip
down the Mississippi.
Mrs. Charles Misgen, wife of Sheriff
Misgen, of Steele county. and daughter
Glenerva, have just returned to their home
in Owatonna after a weeks visit at her
brothers, V. j. Lonergan, Iglehart street.
Miss Stella Newstrom. of Como boule-
yard has gone to Chicago to visit
friends
On Wednesday of this week Mr.. and
Mrs. jeremiah Mayhem celebrated their
golden wedding at the home of their
daughter. Mrs. A. e. Peterson, 1745 Still
water avenue, Hazel Park. The event was
made memorable by a reunion of all the
surviving members of the family. Their
daughters, Mrs. G. A. Seley, of Chicago,
and Mrs. H. S. Sparks, Of Los Angeles,
Cal.,. having come especially to be present
on this occasion. During the day and
evening many friends called to extend
congratulations The presents were many
and costly. Mr.. Mayhew was born in
Beccles, Suffolk. England In 1928; came
to America in 1851. For i've years was in
The Saint Paul globe., 1904-05-22

Ivory white crepe de chine with
chiffon quillings and point de Venise
lace is the material employed in the
dainty ball gown illustrated
The foundation is of rose pink taft
feta finished with deep graduated
ruche edged plaitings which imparts
just faint delicate tint of pink to the
ivory crepe that is very pretty. The
crepe skirt is extremely full, is shirred
with headings just below the hips and
again ten or twelve inches below that,
thus giving to the lower part of the
skirt the appearance of deep >flounce.
On this lower portion of the skirt are
inset at regular intervals two rows of
large motifs of point de Venise lace
surrounded by quillings of white ehif-
fon arranged to form circles but con-
tinuing from one motif to the next,
making continuous border at the ex-