The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-22
STILLWATER

d Louis H. De Patti Of ST.. Paul, who
leaves soon for the south where he will
spend the winter for his health, was in
the city last week to bid farewell to
his friends. 1880
At a recent meeting Of the junier
class of the high school the following
officers were elected: Thomas Steward,
dent; Reuben Thoreen, treasurer, and
Myrtle Sorsoleil, secretary. The class
of '07 also selected wine and white as
the class colors.
The Girls Church club Of the Ascen-
sion Episcopal church was entertained
Monday by Miss Eta Newman, W Olive
street.
Frank McGray left Saturday evening
to visit his children. Wheaton was his
first destination, where he spent few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Murphy.
He will go to Canada for short stay
with his daughter, Mrs. Wiltse, and then
to North Dakota to visit his son, Otis
McGray, and family. MI. McGray will
be gone month or six weeks. u
Miss Gertrude Londigan Of st.
Agatha 3 seminary, st: Paul, spent Sun
ward Londigan, Third street N. {.
Miss Adeline Triple, Broadway s.,
entertained a few friends at her home
last week. g@,. - a+4 .5s :: ssgs
|. Miss Eliza Geary has returned from
an extended trip to- Portland. She was
gone about three months.
Misses Sadie Frye of Anoka, Mimi,
and Fannie Farnsworth of Red Wing
were over Sunday guests Of Miss Nora
Frye, Second street N.
The Ladies of the Maccabees gave a
card and dancing party Friday evening
in Odd Fellows hall.
1: Mr.. and Mrs. VS., Johns Of Mime.
ltonka spent Sunday as. the guests OF
Mr.. andss Mrs. W. H. Caldwell, First
street $. 1s:SS4$z
+ The Woman's Reading club met Mon
Mrs. Helen MEG Glitter, Third street N.
Mrs. Triple gave current events The
fternoon, was iii charge of Mmes.SJ. G.
Rhodes and E. S: Bronson, the former
giving e The Con dition Of the Colonies
and Important Battles sof the Revolu-
! tionary War; IS The Generals and; the
Policy of the War Twas the subject Of
4 Miss Eva Smith, and Mrs. Bronson
closed the afternoon: with ''The Battle
Mrs. NJ. C. Colligan was delegate and
MRS. Charles Staple alternate, to-: the
Federation Of Women s. Clubs in Min.
neapolis:-5 ~ MsS2<z% ];
! 2. j. Richmond shas gone to White
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Heath and
Perry Carter, all Of Minneapolis, We're
Sunday guests of Myron Shepard and
family, Third street tsa.,1 p. :. =
miss Geraldine Millar, who have been
guests Of their. aunt, Mrs. Robert
slaughter, Fifth street s, for two weeks
have returned to their home at New
York. ~ -=s7>,a' ? &c. >. ~ !. +x.
Miss Hazel Farmer, Sixth street s
and her guest, Miss Mary Shreeves Of
Blairstown, Iowa. were in Minneapolis
from Monday until Wednesday of this
week attending house party given BY
Shreeves and Miss, Farmer were at st
Mary's when Miss ,Edgerton ATTENDED
The Junior Aid society. of ST.. Mich
ael 8 church, was entertained recently
| at the home of Miss Rose Sexton. The
| young people went to the Sexton home
vss S5,s A IRIS Psa ESslGlz d Gt se5
# tHs z RR%1 r2 SsRssB bSFsfay on
/ where she, =; a1ttenrrded thee marriage Of he
! cousin, Miss McClarey, which took plac
Tuesday. Anderson Ewart accogmpa IAN
Miss Irvine. =. r. -. '.,'.5', !,
W. H. Bean, w. G. Bronson, j., an.
y ", E.. Easton are. home from a hunting
J; |5tFip to Battle Lake. ....t5 80 :. ,
60 80 Byron T. Mosier is home from::a yisi
; with his mother at Lake City. Mrs
:; Mosier is also visiting there. , ~ t.%.<
KS. Miss Mana Proctor. entertained d, tn
: Altar guild Tuesday,. ..s,.4
4 Mrs. G.. E. Kelley of Waupun, Wis
:. was in thereby Wednesday visiting Mr.
;. and Mrs, George Conway and family
w T,oura1 strcat asMra Ke11ev was M
, her way to .NorthelDakota.