The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
SALTWATER

Miss Helen Jung of Milwaukee, who has been
the guest of Mrs. NJ. IT. Piper, Third street s.,
has returned home.
Mrs. Charles Num- and Miss Ollie Bromley
formerly Of Rice Lake, who We're guests of
Mrs Albert La Rue at Lake Elmo for ten
days, have gone to Los Angeles, CAL, to reside.
Mrs. Dudley Warren is at Bismark, n. d., on
her way to her home at Seattle, WASH
Mrs. Harriet T. Anderson has gone to Pass
Christian. Miss, to spend the winter
Miss Vidle Finley spent Saturday and Sun
day at River Falls, Wis, with relatives.
e. NJ. Mosier is home from Mora, MINI.
Miss Louise Rhoads of Manchester college
visited relatives Sunday r
Miss Evelyn Thelen Of Milwaukee, formerly
Of this city, sang Sunday in the Presbyterian
church. e.. - 5#
Mrs Christine Carroll and family have re-
moved into the house formerly occupied by H.
G. Hagerman. Broadway S.
O. L. Kinyon, James, Walter, Harry and r.
c. Mcguire and Paul Burtzlaff are home from
Nickerson, where they succeeded in getting four
deer. -, .0sE- /
Mrs. W. H. Caldwell and sons have gone to
Michigan, where they will visit relatives until
after Christmas. ..~- ...--
Mrs Walter Starr Wilton and daughter of
Chicago are guests at the home of J. G. Nelson
and family. -
Mrs Herman Voight and baby have returned
from visit at Watertown, Wis.
The auditorium bonds have all been sold,
which makes the completion Of the build
ing at an early date '.r
The next dancing party to be given by the
Hyperion club will be Dec. Is.
n. -. n. D.,
where he has been for the last three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Fellows are home from
Rochester, MINI.
Mines R. T. skeith and Samuel Plummer re-
turned Monday from Anoka, Mimi, where they
attended a house party given by Mrs. G. W.
Lenfest. -...
The knights of Pythias will give dancing
party Wednesday evening. -"
Current topics Monday at the Woman's Read
ing club were presented by Mrs. Theodore Con-
verse and the day was under the direction of
has gone to Los Angeles, Cal, to spend the
winter Mrs T. c. Clark gave an interesting
talk on the Gordon Riots The Demands of
Ireland and Concessions Made by England" was
the subject Of paper by Mrs James Rhodes;
and Mrs Stella Conrad gave Linda Under War
rem Hastings Tomorrow is open day and
Miss Newson Of ST. Paul will give talk on
the Rise Of Journalism During the Period Of
the Georges, o--1 -
A. r. Turrbull is home from the Sacramento
Miss Hazel Patchin is attending the St. Paul
art school this winter. '
Joseph j. OFT Of Dubuque was in the city
Monday. -
| Mrs. Gilbert Fortin of Houlton, Me- expects to
| remove to saltwater. At present she Is at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Coty, Fourth
| street 8.
the ''Young Mrs. Winthrop in the high school
| auditorium Tuesday evening, and was we'll re-
cetved by a large audience E.
The Elks gave the first Of series Of dancing
parties, Wednesday evening.
Mrs: Ida Minogue and J. e. Davies were mar
r1ed Saturday evening by Rev. s. J. Kennedy,
| at his residence Miss Margaret Burns was
bridesmaid and Clem Krenz best man. A we'd
ding supper was served at the residence of
George Burns. Mr.. and Mrs. Davies will reside
at Kasota.
Mr.. and Mrs. James D. Bronson are occupy
| Ing their new home on Third street 8.
Mrs. AL Woods and daughter Of Lake Elmo
haye been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James Nc
Guire for several days.
Mrs. James JerTitt and James have gone
to Grantsberg, Wis, where they will spend the
| winter with Mr. Jerritt.
4 Mrs. John O'Brien and daughter, Nan, are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Burke, West Pine
street, for month. --..E.
The Misses Virginia and May Stack enter
| tanned several friends Wednesday evening.
| The H1bernians will give dancing party to-
morrow evening in their hall. ,-< +.
| Clarence Mcclure has gone to Carberry, Man,
| to join his brother .u H..