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ABOUT EAST SIDE. PEOPLE.

w. F. Webster of the East high school will
leave for an extended summer trip. In Europe
early in June, to be gone turnout the summer
vacation. Mrs. Webster will accompany him.
home after extended European trip.
Robert NJ. Thompson made business trip to
st. Cloud Monday evening
Alfred E. Chamberlain of ST Eleventh avenue
Sc has returned from twoSmonths' stay in New
York city.
Miss Ollie Crysler of Sioux Falls is spending a
few days with Miss Edith Todd, Alb Fifth street
Mrs. S. s. Haw, who removed to Tucson, Ariz..
last fall is much improved in health.
Miss Myrtle Hunt is visiting in Enderlfn,
Mrs w. A. Ripley of 241o Polk street NE
visitor in Northeast Minneapolis the pas,
week has been Rev. Mr.. Kerfoot, formerly pas
tor of Trinity NJ. Z. church.
Mrs. 7. H. Wilson has been quite sick fol
Mrs. William Brown of Cumberland Wis.,, Ii
visiting her niece. Mrs. L.. B. Kattenburg.
! Mrs. Christie of 2S27 Central avenue NE ex
poets to move to Hope, Idaho in June.
Mrs. J. j. Haw has been visiting in Howard
| Lake.
| w. I. Thomas of the university left Wednes
| day morning for Seattle. -
Mrs. F. II. Cooper returned from the lax,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Tenant have moved t.
| their summer home at the lake.
| A. Hickman has moved to Fridley.
Mrs. R. H. Weston of Duluth has been visit
ing in Northeast Minneapolis. s-4s.T
| Mrs. George Gray of 2545 Pierce street NJ
has been entertaining her brother, w. e. Gaskill
of Chicago.
Mrs. II W. Miller, of Wisconsin. who has bee
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. B. Kattenburg
2514 Taylor street NE, for several weeks ha
| returned to her home
Mrs. E. Brennan is visiting Matt Brennan an
| Mrs, Marcee.
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Moore have gone
to Mahtomedi for the summer.
Mrs. George Crippen entertained at
luncheon Saturday afternoon in honor of
Miss Jennie Cannon, bride Of next
month.
Mr. and Mrs Pratt of washington are
gests Of Professor and Mrs. w. Hays and
of Miss Shepard of Minnesota Agricultural
school.
Miss Emma Lind has returned to her
home at Houston.
DR.. and Mrs. Brewster Of Chicago have
been recent guests at the state experiment
farm.
Mrs. Otto Lugger with her daughter,
Mrs. Clark, expect to leave this week to
spend year with relatives in Germany.
Miss Klampe of Minneapolis was a
guest of Professor and Mrs. S. B. Green
last Sunday.
Professor and Mrs. S. B. Green expect
to leave this week for the st. Louis
exposition.
Miss Florence Clark of Duluth is a guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Reeves.
Miss Jennie Cannon, who has been visit
ing her sister, Miss Bernice Cameron, has
returned to Chicago.
Mrs. English entertained the Wah-Tah-
Wah club at q thimb1e bee party, Satur-
day. afternoon, in honor Of Miss Jennie
Cannon and Miss Isabelle Parker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tisdale, who have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Tis.
dale, have returned to their home or
Langford avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs Jay Morsman of Tacoma
| have been recent guests of the Mise:
/ Whitman and of the Misses Tisdale.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Gillette of Lake Cit,
were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J.. r. Maso1
/ last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crippen of Cottage Grove
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. H Burg
hardt this week.
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CHURCH NEWS

Last Sunday was the Epworth Leagues
fifteenth anniversary and was duly cele-
brated at Trinity M. E. church. The day
opened with a sunrise prayer meeting.
There We're the regular services during
the day, but each one taking on an espe-
cial interest from the anniversary. The
evening league meeting was held at z
o'clock and was led by c. R. Wilkinson.
Rev. James H. Nicol will occupy the
pulpit Of the Andrew Presbyterian church
Sunday, both in the morning and even
! ing.
| Rev. Charles F. Hubbard of Buffalo, N.
Y, has accepted the call to the passionate
of Andrew Presbyterian church. He will
come to Minneapolis the latter part of
| June.
The Y. M. c. A. Of the state university
will send the following delegation to the
Lake Geneva conference to be held from
June II to 26: A. D. Stroud, Raymond P.
Chase, Alvin S. Cutler, Roy H. Smith, Os-
car Woodrich, Peter Hanson, Moses L
Strathern and Professor Nachtrieb.
The Ladies Aid society of the Broad
way M. F.. church will give New Eng
land supper in the church parlors Wednes
day evening. Supper will be served from
6 to 8.
The Young Womans Missionary society
of Andrew Presbyterian church was pleas.
antly entertained Wednesday evening a.
/ the home Of Mrs. G. H. Barton on Seventh
street and Tenth avenue. The regular
meeting Of the society followed the dainty
supper which was served at. half past 6
i Those who represented the First Con
gregational church at the conference a
Anoka. Tuesday ard Wednesday of thi
week. Were: Mines II. A. SERVER, Fl. A
Coleman, Pattee, A. H. Tebbets; Messrs
H. A. SERVER, w. w. Morse and A. H
Tebbets.
Mrs. Clarks Sunday school class Of til,
Andrew Presbyterian church will picni
this afternoon at Minnehaha The part.
will leave Voegelfs at $780,
The picnic Of the First Congregations
church which was postponed from las
Friday was held Wednesday,. A larg
number were in the party.
There will be a rehearsal of the dee
strict School, at Holy Trinity guildhous
Saturday evening, May 81. The play vii
be given Monday evening, May %, at 81
Anthony Park for the benefit of st. Mat
theNS chanel
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EAST SIDE NOTES

L. w: Northfeld is building an eight room mod
ern residence at 2543 jackson street NE.
the j. II. Moody property on Pierce street.
Henry Webster has moved from SIG Fifteenth
avenue 9 Sc Etc, to $o17 Irving avenue s;
sunday lie represented the Minneapolis Grocers'
convention mt at San Francisco MI
new ideas that he will work out for the benefit
of East Minneapolis.
), Have Worlds Best furnace put in your house
r. Yerk makes them and puts them in.
Brown & Bryant are headquarters for screen
! Get lawn mower and keep your lawn looking
prosperous; ana a., porch rocker to rest in when
thAm cheap Saturday and Monday
II. A.. Comfort, 1908 Fourth street Sc, has
some first-clnss secondhand bicycles at very rea-
You will need some drugs in house cleaning
See Hughes, East Side druggists. bargains on
Fer repairing or building you will need some
lumber. Webster & Whipple sell you one
board or a million feet and save you money.
Have the Model Laundry do your washing anC
enjoy these beautiful spring days at the parks
Hutchins Bros. do your decorating, paper
and guarantee to do. the best work. Leave or
ders at their store, 429-31 Fourteenth avenue
successful life. Attend the Minneapolis Business
College and start to build your future.
s. We always need a friend. The family VIII,
ready to help them. st. Anthony Fails Banl
Some say it is cheaper to move than pay rent
That's why e. Bunnell, the East Side express
a j. s. q H. se so eusy you need some plumbing
"Thank YOU dear his wife said. .t he ar ar
from Tom Lynes the East Side florist
Pleasure and happiness are for to enjoy. T
have good health PhoenS Flour ne makes brea
that produces health.
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JEWS OF THE WEEK FROM THE BUSY EAST SIDE.
CLUBS And LODGES

William Downs post G. A. R., gave
New England supper last Wednesday eve
ming at the post hall. The occasion was
greatly enjoyed.
The. Oliver Wendell Holmes club was
entertained last week Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Warren, 2716 Elliot
avenue. The hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs. Warren and Mrs e. Hasty.
Twelve ladies sat at the round table,
and toasts were responded to by Mines
Thomas Hasty, Stringer, E. Hasty and
Gallison. Mrs. F. E. Hobbs acted as toast
mistress. The souvenirs were Program
cards decorated with apple blossoms, the
club flower. The annual election of the
club was held last Tuesday at the home
Of Mrs Thomas Hasty, 22O1 B street.
The Royal Ladies of Itasca court were
entertained last week Thursday at the
| residence of Mrs. Dayton, 954 Twenty
second avenue NE. Mrs Ella White
| church supreme royal princess, was the
honored guest of the occasion.
Shoreham lodge, No 510 B. of L. F.,
gave a social dance at Odd Fellows hall,
corner Twenty second and Central ave.
nues, Monday evening. /.
j Minneola council, No. IL, D. of P, gave
a card party Wednesday evening at the
Masonic hall, Twenty-third and Central
| avenues.
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basis. Continued shrinkage in BUSH
ness and no expectation of early i'm
provement are the reasons for this
big reduction in the force. This re-
ductlon in the number of employees,
including those notified this week, APP
plies In all departments transporta-
ton, maintenance of way, shops-but
on the lines east of Pittsburg and Erie.
On the Pennsylvania system west men
will also be laid off in like proportion
What it will mean to bring the pay
roll down to the 1902 basis, entailing
cut of about 10 per cent in the pres
ent force, is best shown by a statement
of the total number of employees dur
ing three years, which is as follows:
1903, 104,394; 1902, 92,521; 1901,
35,799.
Compensation received by en-
ployees of the Pennsylvania in three
years has amounted to $49,272,696 for
1901; $55,048,461 for 1902, and $751;
| $4,000 for 1903.
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has been the guest of Colonel and Mrs.
Taylor, has gone to Chicago.
Mrs A. P Jones entertained the La
dies Guild Of st. Matthew's Episcopal
church Monday afternoon.
The Altar guild of ST. Matthew's Epis-
copal church met at the home of Miss
Florence Berry. Il.
The Ladies Reading circle met this af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Burghardt.
Mrs. C. Alderman entertained the La
dies Aid society of the Methodist church
Wednesday afternoon.
The T.. B. T. v. club met Monday after
noon at the home Of Miss Ella Cody.
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SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Tomorrow evening the alumni of the
East High school will give reception to
the members Of the senior class at Mrs.
Mobiles hall on Fourteenth avenue Sc.
The Alumni association will embrace the
opportunity to elect officers for the ensu-
ing year.
Miss Bessie Nelson will give a reception
to the members Of the senior class of the
East High school before the close of the
school year.
The May dance given at Mrs. Mobiles
hall, by the Ladies' Of All Souls church,
was one Of the jolliest occasions of the
year. Many d-fashioned dances were in
PRODUCED, which were an entire novelty
to the younger set, and were greatly en-
joyed by all. OF these i'Old Dan Tucker
occasioned the greatest imerriment. There
was good attendance,s
Saturday evening, May z, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Thompson Of 26l2 Central avenue
celebrated the sixteenth anniversary OF
their marriage by entertaining about forty
friends to a 6 o'clock dinner The rooms
were decorated with carnations and vines
Some thirty ladies of the w. r. C
surprised Miss Nettie Munier of 626 Jew
EFT place recently, it being Miss Munier's
birthday anniversary. The visiting guests
gave Miss Munier a handsome ruby ring
She was also the recipient Of other gifts
Among those present We're Mr.. and Mrs
Morrison, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Brennan, Mr.
and Mrs. Mcclellan, Mr. and Mrs. T. B
Marcoe, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Hopkins, Mrs
Surk,, Mrs Easton. Mrs. Person. Mis-!
Easton, Miss Peterson, Miss Mahany, Mr.
Castle, Mr.. Rollie Easton, Earl Marcoe
and the Misses Mcclellan.
! G. S. Lundquist, republican candidate
for alderman from the ninth ward, wa
presented with a gold headed cane las
week by some fifty Of his friends, VIII
took that means Of celebrating his 50tl
birthday. It was a gala occasion.
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MEMORIAL DAY
How It VIII Be Celebrated by Downs Post

How It VIII Be Celebrated by Downs Post
G. A. r.
Arrangements have been completed for
the celebration of Memorial Day by VIII
liam Downs Post, G. A. R. The members
of the post will meet for parade at the
corner of Nineteenth avenue and Central
avenue NE, and will start at $50. T. B.
Marcoe will act as marshal Of the day, and
the line Of march will include, beside the
post, the w. r. c., the children, the diff
ferent c. A. R. circles and the speakers.
After reaching the cemetery, graves will
be decorated after which there will be the
firing of salutes, an address and the bene-
diction. The post has also accepted the
invitation Of Rev. L. A. Wilsey, pastor
Of Trinity M. E. church to attend divine
services there on Memorial Sunday at
1000 M
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Misses Nolan of Gibbs avenue enter
tanned a party Of friends from Minneapo-
lis Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eggleston enter
tanned Miss Elsie Eastman and Miss jose
phine Wal1raff of Chicago the first Of the
week
Miss Gretta Reasoner of Anoka and Miss
Clementine Zine of st. Paul spent part
of the week with Miss Rosamond Rich.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Nolan entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening in honor Of the
birthday anniversary of Miss Inez Nolan.
Miss Grace Claggett of Spokane who
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FIFTY-FOUR YEARS OLD
Holy Trinity Prepares to Celebrate
Natal Anniversary.

Holy Trinity Prepares to Celebrate Its
Natal Anniversary.
The Guild House of Holy Trinity church
will be the scene of much nejoyrnent or
Wednesday evening, June g. At that time
the church will celebrate her 54th ami
versary and every effort will be made tt
fittngly commemorate the occasion
Among the many interesting features Of
the evening will be a huge birthday cake
surrounded by fifty-four candles. Old
fashioned games will be played and merri
ment will reign supreme. The guests will
bring as a birthday gift little bag con
tanning as many pennies as they are year:
old. and the sum thus raised will g
toward a new heating plant which thu
Rectors Aid society has planned to in
stall during the summer.
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Don't fail to see Kady.
A Contrast.

While the Emperor of Korea was
obliged by his advisers to have a
tooth removed because it had been
filled by dentist and thus the impe-
rial mouth profaned, the Mikado was
studying how to bring this neighbor
to a higher degree of civilization.
While other beers are being brewed,
the standard set by golden grain belt
beer is set as the peak Of perfection,
for this beer, containing all the nutri-
tive elements of barley malt, is at
once an ideal tonic for body and
nerves and a delightful beverage for
home use.
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FINE, NEW TRAINS
Omaha to Change Chicago Limited
Equipment.

ment on it's Chicago limited about
June /. Failure in the delivery of the
cars has delayed the change since
May 1. The new train will equal in
detail the Twentieth Century Limited
of the New York Central. Special in
spection of the Pennsylvania equip
ment was made by employees of the
company before the order for the
equipment was given. An improve
ment will be turbine electric gener-
ating engine instead of the motor now
used. These engines eliminate the
vibration and give better light. They
can be operated twelve hours with the
cost Of only two tons Of coal The
diners will have candelabra over each
table.
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GLEE CLUB TOURS
East High Organization Is In Demand
Ara

East High Organization Is In Demand
Around Town..
Before it finally disbands for the year,
the East High Glee club will make two
more appearances in the city, with prob
ably another at Long Lake. This after
noon at 3 o'clock the club, assisted by
the East High orchestra and the Central
High Mandolin club, had arranged to pre-
sent a program at the Old Soldiers Home.
They were to be assisted by Misses Ethel
Matson, Nina Blackburn and Anna Louise
Woodcock as soloists:
Next Wednesday evening the Glee club
will give a concert at Vine Congregations,
church.
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a camel's hair brush in the mixture and
touch each spot thoroly and after a few
minutes rinse the mouth to free the teeth
from the iron. During the attack refrain
from eating any food which irirtates the
sores. Cheese, salt and lemons are par
ticularly distressing.
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QUESTIONS FOR TOMORROW.

QUESTIONS FOR TOMORROW.
RICHNESS OF NoSE.-l am so ashamed
Of the redness OF. my nose, but can
not find anything to reduce tn eInfIam-
nation. Can you help me?-Mary B.
TO FIT A SkIRT.-What is the matter
when skirt pulls up in front and how
can it be fixed right?-Margaret.
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Y. w. G. A. CARNIVAL
Postponed Festivities Are to Be Held This
EVENING",

The Y. w. G. A. carnival, which had to
be postponed last Friday, will be given
this evening on the campus. AS had been
planned the band will play. Numbers will
be given by both glee clubs. Beside re-.
freshment booths where ice cream, cake
and candy will be served. there will be a
corner reserved for a professional palmist,
who will read futures from the palms of
her visitors. The entertainment will con-
tinue thru the entire evening.
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RAILROADS.
GETTING BACK
TO 1902 BASIS
PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM TO LAY
49,. OFF 1900 MEN.
This Is East of Observation-Disclosures
in Like Proportion Will Be Made on
Its Western Lines-Shrinkage in
Traffic is Assigned as the Cause.

Philadelphia, May 20. - Eleven
thousand men will> be laid off by the
Pennsylvania railroad company, the
aim being to get down to the 1902
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WHAT WOMEN
WANT TO KNOW

HINTS FOR BUSINESS ,WoMEN.-Try
as will, cannot get to my office as
early as should. My mother thinks it
Is dreadful to 90 without any breakfast,
but what can woman do who lives In
the business rush. ?-Gracie.
The woman who must get to an office
promptly each day can save herself need
less worry and have much more time for
the coveted morning nap, If she will make
few needful preparations before retir-
ing. Sew on loose buttons, polish the
shoes and mend the gloves. Arrange the
clothing and accessories to facilitate
dressing in the morning. Clothing which
has been worn all day in close office
should be taken off after reaching home,
brushed and hung in the open air or
spread over chair near an open window,
and you will feel and look better for this
extra care. Be particular to brush your
hair thoroly before retiring and it will
need less care in the morning Manicure
your nails and have all toilet articles in
place for immediate use. The want of a
pin or a veil at the eleventh hour and the
turning Of room topsy-turvey in an eff
fort to find the desired article is annoy
ing, to say the least Learn to systema.
tie your dressing, then there will be. less
rush and plenty of time for a nourishing
breakfast, which is of vital importance
to your health.
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the twin cities have been extended farther
and farther west as the surplus in towns
to which the rates have applied have been
consumed. The rate to Idaho points is
now 60 cents, where it was SO cents.
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Excursion to Taylors Falls.
The Northern Pacific, by request, will
run an excursion to Taylors Falls Sunday
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Kady.

For a,;fne map and guide to the
St. Louis Worlds Fair free, address
A. B. Cults Guaranty Building, Min
neapo1is, MINI.
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TREATING SORE MouTH.-WFat causes
the yeIowlst white spots In the mouth
which are so painful and how can they
be cured leila B.
The painful spots in the mouth which
are yellowish white in the center and
highly inf1amed around the outer edges,
indicate cankered sore mouth. It is a
disease of the mucous membrane, and to
prevent the ulcer-like sores from spread
ing, the mouth should be thoroly rinsed
out with water in which tincture of myrrh
has been dropped in the proportions of
one teaspoonful Of the ,tincture to one
half pint Of water. While the cankered
sore mouth is very painful, it is not dan
gerous and may arise from acidity Of the
stomach impure or feverish state of the
blood, superinduced by some functional
disturbances The most effective way to
prevent these sores is to improve the
condition of the digestive organs and take
a good blood purifier. To reduce in7am-
nation take one ounce each of g1ycerine
and perchloride Of iron, mix thoroly and
lpour few drops on china plate. Dir
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"Auto:" Not Bauqaqe.

Luxuries will be barred from imrni-
grants baggage at low rates The North
ern Pacific and the Great Northern have
given notice that these rates will not ap-
ply to automobiles, hearses and the like.
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PAY WITHIN "a HOURS
New Rule of Railroads With Regard
to Freight Bills.

The railroads are drawing the lines
tighter in the matter of freight
charges SO as to save accounting by
clerks. The Omaha, Wisconsin Cent
raj and Milwaukee will require bills to
be paid within twenty-four hours Of
delivery.