The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-29

on a three months leave. His duties are Delns
performed by DR.. stukey, who arrived Oh Tues
day.
SALTWATER
Letters recently received from Misses Ell1a-
beth Fish and Marguerite Fehr. recently OF sns
high school corps OF teachers, state 80 Munich
Bavaria. = ,+
Sunday in the city visiting Miss seister.
song recital was given at the high scnool
auditorium Monday night. Harry George OF
St. Paul was the central figure on the program:
Those from this city who took part were:
Mrs. T. A. Whitworth, Mrs. E. OBJ freleigh'
Mr. Burchard and Misses Aurora Staples Ellza-
beth Chalmers and julie Masterman }.@
4" Mrs. Reed of North Dakota and MISS MAY
Quill Of Chicago were In me cl5y sunu stst
Miss Ruth Parker, who attends high scnool
In Minneapolis; and Walter Parker ana Ed
ward Huntngton both Of the ss,aanes a
Parker and family Third street ).
Mrs George Hughes Of Minneapolis and Mrs.
Greene Of Dickinson, N. D. were re-, IN Inc CITY y
Monday, guests Of Mrs. T. A. Wnlt"ortn' ",
The next meeting Of the woman's Institute
will be held at the Nelson school building m t on
Agricultural college will give another talk, on
Arthur Swanson was given surprise the
Games were played and refreshments served.
Present were Misses Lydia Anderson, Helen
Stengstrom, Eva Hawkinson, Cassie Hanson
Mabel Engblom, Matte Boostrom, Helen Ander-
| son, Minnie johnson, Sadie Tenner. Esther Hag-
strom Edna Swanson Masters Oscar Anderson,
Victor Anderson, George Erickson, Victor Erlck-
son, Eugene and Paul Peterson, Elmer White,
Ian hansins I Reyes ManE5sz Matts0n' ao0 nam
Lieutenant and Mrs. Raymond Pratt are III
the city visiting relatives for few days. Ihey
h,va haop OF Fnrtrnss Monroe Virginia during
! the last few weeks.
Miss Jane Pollock Of St. Paul spent a few
days in the city the last Of the week.
| Miss AIaude Haskell Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
has been the guest Of Miss Gertrude Wolfer
Warden and Mrs. Henry Wolfer have returned
from Lincoln, Neb., where they attended the
Miss Lillian Johnson of Minneapolis spent
Sunday in saltwater a guest Of her mother,
Mrs. Alex Johnson Chestnut street.
| Edward Barrett Of Duluth was in the city
recently. g.. ~ f., il +
Mrs Philip Newman and daughter, Eta,
were in Minneapolis Sunday. -
Miss Nora Frye spent Sunday at her home
at Elk River. Mimi. c,<. ~.
The German Reading club met at the home
Of Mrs. Adam Marty Tuesday afternoon.
George Garen Of the university spent Sum
i :. A. Gottsehan and family o THIRD street
$ viii remove to st, Paul about the first Of
Mrs. Margaret Gowan expects to leave. the
first of this week for British Columbia where
she will spend the winter with relatives.
Carl Marty. stenographer In the office OF
i the warden of the state prison, is having his
annual vacation. * s - - = fEa
Miss Graca L.. jerks of Interlaken farm
Annandale, MIMI, has been In the city for q
few days guest Of her mother, Mrs Harriet
jerks, Fifth street s. 80 &',.sE"
The saltwater Amateur Athletic association
gave dancing party Monday evening in Wood
Peter Poirier, formerly of this city, now OF
Ashland, Wis, has been here for a few days
The National Protective Legion gave cart
hall. a.. ... l-7o :.
The football game played in this city Sunday
afternoon between the st. Paul Capitols ant
> the local South Hill team resulted in a tie
the score being 5. =. y III =; :.
DR.. J. F. johnson and James Chatterton ar,
home from a successful duck hunt al. Swa1
t lake. = =. -. ~. - :, -
] Mr. and Mrs Smith Baker of Kansas City
Mo-, have been the guests Of n o. Marsi
: William Kaiser, Louis Jarchow and c. "a
: hammers have returned from few days. outing
). at Heron Lake. - E%- .......
:. Mrs. Agnes Sawyer returned Sunday from
. western trip. SO 49,. ~ =
Mrs. W. c. Masterman entertained the Ladies
AID society OF the First Presbyterian churcl
:, Thursday. at her home, Second street s.
Miss Sadie Meister entertained q few friend
the other evening for Miss Edna Dykins Pres
ent were Misses Elizabeth Imholt, Olive Foster
Margaret Foley, Of saltwater; Alice Malone, %
St. Paul; Eda Dykfns, Minneapolis Messrs
: Mike and Tom Malone, Of Lake Elmo Be
imholt, Mark, Eugene and Frank Foster, 0
It The Colfax lodge, Daughters of Rebecca. CAV
t Odd Fellows hall. 81. %
The National Protective Legion entertained a
CARDS Tuesday evening in Odd Fellows hall.
= "a part Of Monday afternoon at the Woman,
Reading club was devoted to historians of tn
eighteenth century and the day was in charg
!: OF Mrs. R. b. skeith. The meeting was opene
- ~
: meeting IN Minneapolis last week by Mrs. NJ.
j. Coliigan. Miss Moore was in charge Of curren
soSeet ana @Ts Il nrs cas, had for
d paper on Gibbon and Hume and Mrs Skeith,
s subject was "oliver Goldsmith Tomorro,
afternoon Miss Sanford Of the university win lie,
l. ture on the poet Tennyson.
j. Mrs Joseph Carroll has returned from Clt
D quet where she has been the guest Of hi
mother. Mrs: J: E: McElroy for a month.
IS Mrs. A. G. Walker and children Of car1v,
Can, will spend the winter with relatives
n this city.
The s. K. G. club was organized recently
j. me nome OF Miss Amy Lundegard. Refresl
% A'sneetins the saltwater Musical IN
\ DRAMATIC club will be held tomorrow evening
: work. ~ W VIM
. Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hillary and family vi
Il leave the Rutherford farm soon and win Ii,
on W Pine street. -
81 Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Busby and children. wi
have been at Boise City, Idaho, for over
IS year. have returned to Saltwater and wi
l. spend the winter at their home. Fourth ar
Linden streets. 800. =
5. Mrs George Wilson and the Misses Draw
10 of Williams street entertained over six1
:, guests at cards Thursday. afternoon. Favo
were awarded to Mines. Charles a. Brown
Ada May and NJ. A. Torinus.
l. Mrs. H. L. stil1well Of stewartville. MINI
= and Mrs. W. E. Ellis, Of Minneapolis. we
:, in saltwater Wednesday and Thursday, CUES
Il of Mrs NJ G. Colligan, Third street N.
Miss Jourdain had an informal dancing par
:, Wednesday evening in Woodmen hall.
John White, of the prison guard force n
d. Wright county duck hunting.
> Miss Ida Viola PORTER, daughter. Of MI. al
- Mrs. ]. B. Poirier, and Eugene Thomas Gill
= were united in marriage last week in S
Michaels church. Rev. Father Corcoran pc
formed the ceremony. Russell Shannon a,
:. Archie hammers were the &ushers. Erie Cast
was best man and Miss Mayme Hughes Of WI
"a ton bridesmaid. Miss Gertrude McCallan play
:, the wedding march. A wedding breakfast W
:, served at the home Of the BRIDES parents t
the immediate relatives. Assisting thru Il
: rooms were Miss Katheryne Conner and Mi
= Dora Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. Gfllis left t
), Duluth where they will be at home at 8
= Fourth street s after Nov. 1.
One Of the facts established within 4 Fl
ne years is, that mosquitoes the deadliest of
fA.A $1,000 N- f4nr TO- 40 r.