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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
FAKE FOOT RACES.
Another Turn Taken In Court In the
Interesting Matter.


Austin. Feb. i6.-Another turn mas
been taken in the noted fake footrace
cases which have been pending in the
courts here over a year. Ed hynues
and w. o. Taylor. two o; the princi'
nails failed 10 show up Friday when
the cases we're called and forfeited
their bonds. These are the parties
charged with fleeing c. p. Guess oil
Rogers. Tex. out Of $1,000 In fake
foot race. Two alleged pals OF Hyndes
and TAILOR have already been convict
cd and given terms In the peniteh'
tiary for this offense.
The Modern Order OF Praetorians OF
Dallas was granted a permit to do bus
moss IN Texas for 1906 by the insur-
ance commissioner. The annual state
ment OF the order shows the income
for 1905 TO be sSs.37l and disburse'
ments SS43S0.
The railroad commission granted
,be petltion OF the Waco Business
Mems club TO take up the question OF
recurring the San Antonio ana Arah
sas Pass Railway company 10 FURNISH
hotter depot facilities at Waco. n
few days ago a vigorous petition was
filed hy this club. complaining OF th'
depot room and facilities. The com
mission has issued notice OF hearlni
for March 20. when II will take up TINS
proposition OF requiring that road t'
provide suitable depot facilities a
WncO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
AUCTION sALn-cnoce NowN:Lors

AT Everman, Wednesday, Feb. IL.
In Tarrant county, . miles south oil
Fort Worth. -.
Leroy, Saturday, Feb. IL. In Me.
Lehman county, IL miles north OF
Waco. ~,
Gehring, formerly wsiling j.
Tuesday. Feb. -. In Hin county,
N miles north OF Waco, IL miles
south OF Italy. ,. .,.,..
Three new thriving little cities
located on the main line OF tue FOR.
Worth division OF the internationai
and Great Northern railroad pc
twsen Waco and Fort Worth, IN the
rich North Texas black land iarm,
ing ,ectlon-surrounded py Deau.iIu'
tbiekIv-settled cultivated country
Offering splendid opportunity Ior lh-
vest,neot IN all lines OF business.
The time 10 invest there Is now!
Terms Of Sale: cash, balance
and wears. s per cent interest
(when over 500
Smith Land & improvement 20
Capt. Lab Hosack OF Cieburne
Texas, Auctioneer.
ponnIar low excursion rates from
al oaints on the I. Il q. n. II. II. e
Fyerman. Leroy and Gehring. See
ticket agents tor particulars o
write nae.
aro. ID. HUNTER, q. p. n T. A
A. q. =. d y. A.
"The Texas Railroad" Palestine, Tx
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
DICK SPOKE.
Number Of Indians In Native Costume
In Senate Gallery.

Number Of Indians In Native Costume
In Senate Gallery.
Washington. Feb. 16.-The senate
Thursday passed TO the consideration
OF the joint statehood bill and for an
hour and a half listened to speech
by Mr.. Dick in support OF the bill as
reported from the committee on ter
ritories. The Ohio senator's remarks
received careful attention from the
senator's present, but the attendance
was at no time large, Among the audi
tors In the gallery wer,' a number OF
l. ,ians I'm native costume.
In his speech Mr. Dick said that
everybody recognizes that 0klahoma
and Indian Territory are prepared for
admission. and he thought that every
one acquainted with the facts Dug
TO agree that. without consolidation
New Mexico and Arizona are not pre-
pared TO assume the duties OF state
hood
After an executive session the sen
ate adjourned until Monday.
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MORE COMPLICATED.
carpenters viii Probably Rsfuse to
Handle output Of Mills.

Handle output OF ml's'
Fort Worth. Feb. 1.-THE situation
between the planning mill proprietors
and Carpenters union Is growing more
complicated. The mill men refuse to
grant the eight.hour day and insist on
the open shop. From developments at
the meeting of the carpenters Thurs
day night a big strike will probably be
called soon. The plan OF the carpen
tiers Is 10 tie mp as quickly as possible
ali building trades by refusing TO han
die the output OF the mills. The Car
pente-s' union numbers $50. and has
many sympathizers.
Superintendent Gaines, railway maj
service. received orders TO route al
Fort Worth mail over Frisco-hat!
combination. other mail TO Is TO D'
diverted where the best time can b,
made. He declined TO give out any nd
dltionai information.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
WITHIN a WEEK.
rs7osltors Assured That part Of Money
Will Soon BE Paid.

Chicago. Feb. ia crowd OF de-
positors gathered around the doors OF
the Bank OF America as early a =
o'clock Friday. In the hore OF secur'
ing their money. Among the number
were many drug clerks, the bank nav
Ing worked extensively through drug
stores in all parts Of the city. In many
drug .lores notices had been posted
informing the public that deposits
would be received at the drug store Tor
the bank. and offers OF interest In tne
institution were held out 10 the clerks
as an inducement to secure large De
posits.
The first official Of the bank TO put
I'm An appearance was II. II. Howe as
sistant cashier He opened the oooIs
and a crowd OF depositors swarineu
around him. Arr. Howe made a speech
TO the depositors. saying. in substance .; .
.Within a week you will receive -
IN 40 per cent OF your money. anu tne
balance within few days after tna''
All depositors will be paid in full. we
bove 400 600 in cash on hanu anu
some securities that will be dispossu
q. within week. There Is not tns
slightest fear that any depositors VIII
lose any Of their money.
when asked as TO the cause OF tns
,,onhle Mr.. Howe replied: The cause
If the failure was iniudicious loans
an money received after oeioct
THURSDAY has beer put aside and Gus
TONERS can have Il at any time meS
president Abner Smith deplores th'
fact that he should. "a his age, nav
been brought into an AFFAIR oil thi'
Kind. lie said: Il got into TINS tnl NM
through my connection with some rea
estate loans. Everything woulu haN'
been ali right II the stockholders nae
not soual,hlad as to who had ana "h'
had not paid in full for stock
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FORMULATING DETAILS.
viii Require at Least One Week to
Perform Arduous Task.

New York. Feb. i6.-The anthracite
miners subcommittee OF seven, ap-
pointed at Thursdays conference be-
tween coal operators and the unions
special scale committee. Friday began
the work of formulating in detail the
propositions which have already been
presented in general form TO the EN-
ployers. The task Is an arduous one.
and II will probably be at least week
before the committee will have It's re-
port In shape for submission 10 the
subcommittee OF seven appointed by
the operators.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
MONROE EDGE

Remember We know how TO get
property for sale at its true value,
and "you bet" we know how to sell
IL. We don't like TO swap without
some boot; but in order TO trade
ouick we won't ask any boot pro
vlded ''yourn's" AS good as "ourn."
We have $50 acre farm, 70 acres
in cultivation, good black land VIII
make a bale 70 the acIe; % pecan
trees. good peach orchard all under
fence, fine post timber on the tract
Will exchange above farm for place
in Bryan.
Come quick, or some one.else will
get it.
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Bank Soon Fails.

Chicago. Feb. 16.-Ths Bank OF
America. recently organized in this
city. has failed. In the papers apply
ing for a receiver OF the institution
charges we're made involving amounts
aggregating several hundred thousand
dollars. Former Judge Abe Smith Is
president II the bank.
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ON ITS OWN BOTTOM.
Rock Island Has Nothing Whatever to
Do With the Sap.

San Antonio. Feb. 16.-W. II. Meln'
tyre who Is to be elected president oil
the San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
Railway company. has arrived. He
seated that n. ID. Monserrate would
continue with the road as second vice
nresldent w. NJ. Hobbs, former su
nerlntendent OF transportation OF tbs
Rocl, Island. will be first vice-presiden
md general manager. Mr.. Mclntyr'
stated the Rock Island has nothing t'
40 with the Sap. and that the Sap u
standing on It's own bottom.
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Lznd Patents sIanez.

Austin. Feb. 1.-THE governor has
signed patents to Lara in the follow
ing counties: rJard. 9.9i5 amres
Haskell. SiU; Polk. SO; Nolan, 800
wilbarger. 800: Colorado, isi; Chill
dress. 100; Callahan. 100; Carson. SAT
McCulloch. 1884; Newton, $40; Dallam
GAO
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
SEVEN SKELETONS.
That Number Were Found In Crave
PIT Near Dallas.

Dallas. Feb. l6.-In a gravel pit a
few miles east Of this city seven hui
man skeletons were found by work
mon How they got there is a mys'
tcrv. as there was no graveyard on me
rpot The skeletons have been brought
On Inc CITY and the sheriff viii endenY
OF ferret out the natter.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
DEATH PREFERRED.

To Think About Going Crazy Make
Chapman Laugh.
Pawnee City, Neb.. Feb. l6.-After
writing note saying. Il feel that |
am losing my mind. and would rather
be dead than crazy. TO think about IL
makes me laugh. no, hal" Howard l..
Chapman. a wealthy farmer near here,
shot himself In the head. His wife,
who had been away on trip. STUN
bled over his body as she returned TO
the house
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n.al Made bon Much land.

City of Mexico Feb. ia syndi.
cate of Canadian capitalists headed
By Rev l.. p. Turner OF the Baptist
church OF Montreal. made a deal for
275.O acre OF tropical lands near
Rincon Antonio. on the lsthmus OF
Tehuantepoc. The price is 100000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
Check Raising CHARGED.

Tulsa. /. r.. Feb 1G.-G. W. Cooper
Of Rcd Fork. charged with raising a
check from 500 20 5000 was brought
In By officers from that place and
turned over 20 the Federal authorities.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
HUNTER CHIEF CLERK.
He Was With President Roosevelt at
San Juan Hill.

San Juan Hill.
I.awton. Feb. 1G.-Charles +. Hunter
OF Chiekasha. who was with President
Roosevelt In Cuba and took part In thu
San Juan Hill charge, confirms the
report Of his appointment as chief
clerk OF Judge Burwell's court at Ok
lahoma City. He will enter upon his
duties April 10. Tho position brings
in fees 10 the amount OF $4,000 a year
and is the most lucrative political jot
In Oklahoma. Hunter was recently IN
Washington with Governor Frantz
Judge Burwell and John Alternately.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
TILLMAN ILL.

Inpor ant Amendments TO Rate BIZ
Co Over Until Friday Next.
Washington, Feb. l6.-All important
amendments to the railroad rate bill
pending in Interstate commerce com
mittee will go over until next Friday.
senator Tillman has sent letter 10
the committee saying he Is threatened
with pneumonia and cannot attend for
several days. II IS also stated that
Senator Cullom will be here next Fri
day.
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onera Houne Burns.

Marshall. Tex. Feb. 16.-The Upera
house was destroyed by fire Thursday
morning. The building erected sew
/ cral years ago. cost $4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
AGAINST UNION.

INJUNCTION Proceedings 20 Le Insu'
tuted Soon.
GAINESVILLE. Ill.,. Feb. 16.-lt was an
nounced here today that Major +. V.
Menzies OF Mount Vernon. Attorney
William Relster Of Evansville and
Colonel Thomas Russell OF Columbia,
Tenn. will file injunction proceedings
against the next assembly OF Cum
berland Presbyterian and the Pres
byterian churches. TO be held at De
catur. H.. in May. to prevent the con
terminated union OF the two churches
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17
wnI Loeate on Itthmus.

City OF Mexico. Feb. ia number
OF Hungarian families viii settle on
the Isthmus ~ Tchuanterec. They
have bought 100000 acres.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-02-17

Paris Feb. l6.-The pigeon house Of
Jack Fitzhugh burned one thousand
birds wore r0aated.
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suort Improvement.

Lakewood. s. j.. Feb i6. There
was sight improvement tTiday in
John A. McCall'a condition.
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Gives Bachelor Dinner.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 16.-Congressman
Iongworth Thursday entertained q ie"
friends az a bachelor dinner
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Advanced Three Points.

New York Feb. l6.-Cotton market
Friday opened steady and advanced J
points.
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Death Bate Diminished.

City Of Mexico. Feb lG.-Sanitary
campaign reduced fever death rate.
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MrMBERs or ALaForRAs COMMISSION.
conference that some decisive sep ~
not far of In the Franco-GeriaAY con.
troversy over -ital points OF fEoposed
reforms In Morocco.
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HOPKINS

Saturday night the Forester team of
the Shady Oak camp, NJ. W. A., gave
it's second annual ball in Olson Is hall.
About fifty couples were present. At
midnight a supper was served. The
music was furnished by Claggett's or
chestra.
The Victory lodge No. S, i. o. G. T.,
entertained for about twenty guests
Friday night in the Congregational
church. Progressive games were
played and refreshments served.
The members of the East End Cinch
club were entertained Thursday eve-
ming by the president, Miss Anne Alex
ander, at the home of Mrs. Myrtle Cod
dington The decorations and the
score cards were in green and white.
A dainty luncheon was served later in
the evening.
The Eastern Star held its regular
meeting Wednesday evening in Mason
ic Temple. The musical numbers were
given by Misses Pauline Graves, Sarah
Graves and Isabelle Anderson. The re-
mainder Of the evening fish pond fur
nished amusement.
The Ladies Aid society gave a tea
Friday evening at the home Of Mrs.
the annual sleighride will be given.
Lunch will be served by the Edna
members.
The I. o. o. F. gave most success
full basket social Monday night in the
lodge hall.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ. E.
church will meet Wednesday after.
noon with Mrs. Haag. Luncheon will
be served.
Saturday night large group Of the
younger set formed a sleighing party
and drove to Minneapolis to a skating
rink. -. .E.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con.
gregational church met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Edward Enyauger
The Lola lodge Of Minneapolis drove
out Friday night to attend the weekly
meeting Of the Jewel hebekah lodge In
| l. O.. o. F. hall. After the business OF
the meeting a program of music and
rotations was given, and refreshments
were served. -.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Miller and son
Wane, returned from Washington
where they have been spending severa.
months.
Miss Mile Hawks and Ray Hawk.
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from 2 visit Of month in Washingto,

from 9 visit q month in W ashington
Lieutenant Frank Edwards, aid to
General Carr, returned this week from
month 9 leave spent at mis- old home
in New York.
Mrs. John n. Parker entertained
eighteen Of the young people Of the
post on Monday night in honor Of the
eleventh birthday anniversary OF her
recipient Of many. remembrances and
a very Jolly evening was passed in
games. Light refreshments were served.
Miss Hughes Of Louisville, KY, who
is the guest Of Miss Harrison, is re-
ceiving d royal welcome from the many
friends she made while here last winter.
Thursday night was ladies night at
the Officers club. There was good
attendance and a very enjoyable eve
ming. On Friday night one. Of the pleas
ant little informal hops Of the winter
series was held In the ballroom in the
infantry barracks.
The Bridge club met with Captain
and Mrs. Parker on Saturday night.
The club is playing a series Of twelve
evenings and much interest Is mani
Major and Mrs. Frick, Captain and
Mrs. Straub, Captain and Mrs. McAr-
thur, Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Mortimer and Captain
and Mrs. Parker. "a
Governor johnson and staff will visit 81
the post tomorrow morning, and will
be received with full military honors.
A reception will follow at the quar-
ters Of Colonel Pitcher, where all the
officers will assemble to meet the. dis
tinguished visitor.
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white. Walter Ide and Louis Wilson OF
st. Paul were among the guests.

white. Walter Ide and Louis Wilson of
st. Paul were among the guests.
Mrs. w. ii. Pratt, assisted by Mines.
r. p. Skeith, Helen Mcclure, Charles
Il. Browne and w. @. Bronson, had
fRharge Of the At the soVss g
devoted to study Of Thomas Camp
bell, Thomas Moore and John Keats.
Tomorrow afternoon F. L. Palmer will
give lecture on Assist
Company K gave an enjoyable dance
in the armory Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles H. Browne, Cherry
street p, entertained the Neighborhood
club Friday afternoon.
Many friends Of Mrs. Maria Bolles,
afternoon and spent two hours at cards.
A social was given Thursday evening
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. E.
:Skeith. Fifth street N, under the au-
spices of the Epworth league.
Alfred May left Wednesday for Car
berry, Man, to visit his brothers and
friends for two weeks.
Invitations are out for the Athletic
associat ton dance. which is to be given
Wednesday evening.
The Misses Anna and Edna O'Neal
entertained the Afternoon Five Hun
dred club Thursday.
Miss Geraldine Kitty entertained a
number of friends at sleighride Fri
day evening. Among the invited guests
were some Of the high school instructss
ors and members Of the Gymnasium
club.
Miss Hannah A. Sullivan and Martin
J. Sherin were married Wednesday in
st. Michael's church. Rev. Father Car
lin offciated. The bride and BRIDE
groom were attended by Miss Mary A.
Sullivan and William j. Downs Of St.
Paul. A wedding breakfast was served
at the home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Owen Sullivan. The couple
will live on the jackson farm, west Of
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reed Of White
Bear have removed to this city and will
NAVE their home at 406 Hickory street,
with Mrs. Laura Reed and r. 3. Eel
lows.
Rev. J. II. Albert Of Faribault, MINI,
was in the city Tuesday to conduct the
funeral services Of the late Andrew
Gordon. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cast Of Marshall,
Wis, visited friends in Saltwater Tues
day. >,-..-
The juniors Of the high school had
charge of an interesting debate Thurs
day under the direction Of Miss Blitz.
Miss Charlotte Jack has returned
from Winton, Mimi, where she has been
instructor in the public school for six
months. & .--..~.-~ 80. .4,..,~@
Mr.. and Mrs Verne Peaslee are living
at 415 Maple street W.
Arthur Swanson is home from Du;
luth, Mimi, for a few weeks.
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MERRIAM PARK

Mrs. Benjamin Phillips Of Dayton
avenue gave large reception Tuesday
afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Vivian and
Mrs. Black of Duluth Mrs. Frank
Matson and Mrs. Harry Humason as
sisted about the rooms. Mrs. Bishop
poured tea in the library. Mrs. Charles
Ray and Mrs Nickon served the ices
and coffee, assisted by Miss Elizabeth
Doak and Miss Rothansen. The halls,
nbrary and dining room were decorated
with smllax. red and white carnations,
and the pralors were bright with pink
roses.
MISS Claire Crandall entertained the
Merriam Is T Park Study class Wednesday
afternoon.
S Mrs. Harry Humason was the hostess
for the. Merriam Park Five Hundred
Card club Monday afternoon.
Mrs. E. T. Holmes has returned from
Chicago.
Miss Florence Criden was the hostess
at dinner and plate shower Tuesday
evening IN honor Of Miss Alice Ahrens.
Mrs. O1Serpeck entertained the Mer-
! RAM Park Art class Wednesday after
noon.>
Mrs. James Vivian of Duluth is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles-Ray of
Marshall avenue and Of DR.. and Mrs
Benjamin Phillips Of Dayton avenue.
Mrs. Meyst entertained the Birth.
day Card club Thursday afternoon.
The Daughters Of the King of ST.
Mary's Episcopal church will be enter.
tanned Friday evening by Miss Mar,
garet Herman.
Mrs. Price Of Marshall avenue enter
tanned at luncheon Friday in honor OF
Mrs. James Vivian and Mrs. Isaac
Black Of Duluth
The Merriam Park Woman 3 club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. W. o
Hillman. -
The choir Of ST. Mary's Episcopa
church had sleighing party Thursday
evening.
The midwinter meeting Of the WON
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SOCIAL NEWS OF THE SUBURBS AND NEIGHBORING TOWNS
weeks with Mrs. w. w. Rich, has re.
turned to Gettysburg, N. D.
Miss Rosamond Rich is visiting In

* - E
weeks with Mrs. W. w. Rich, has re-
Miss Rosamond Rich is visiting IN
Duluth. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Rich have been.
entertaining Mr.. Rulofseni of Russell,
MINI, and Mrs. Fiske of Marshall,
MINI.
Mrs. William Plant and Miss Jean.
snette Plant have returned from g visit
at Topeka, Kan. Miss Plant will spend
the rest of the winter with Mrs. Oliver
Baker, while Mrs. Plant will be at
Green Bay Wis. =,
beth West have returned from Roch-
ester, MINI. 81
Mrs. Hewson gave an informal lunch
con Monday afternoon
. Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Mason are visit
ing in Walker, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Eggleton enter
tanned at cards Friday evening.
Mrs. b. Jewett, who has spent several
months in Chicago, has returned home.
J, Miss Constance Austin and 9. N.
Taylor, both Of Cass Lake, Mimi, were
home of Mrs. E. Phelps of Raymond
avenue. Rev. Edwin Pressey read the
service. Miss Shook and Ray Phelps
We're the attendants. =
Mrs. q. M. Dean entertained her sis
tiers, Mrs. T. G. Peart Of Mapkato, Mrs.
J. c. Goodrich Of Eden Prairie, Mrs. A.
r. Cass of Brainefd and Miss Lulu Cass
Of Brainerd, last Sunday.
Mrs. G. N. Lovem entertained twelve
ladies at a quilting party and luncheon
Tuesday. So
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Erwin entertained
the Pink Ribbon Card club last even
ing. 5.s2<s'>Es
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HAMLINE

Miss Dolly Adams, q bride Of next
month, was the guest Of honor at
luncheon and kitchen shower given by
Mrs. Nellie Brown Friday afternoon
and at a dinner given Saturday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Collect Of
Hewitt avenue. s
Miss Margaret Harrison entertained
recently for the eighth grade pupils of
Hancock school. :.
Mrs. G. W. Boyer wassthe hostess of
the Hamline Fortnightly club Tuesday
afternoon. Mines. : Charles Stevens,
Frank Brown, Henry Behrens and E.
n: .Wolever gave the papers.
Mrs. Norman Larson has returned
from Mount Clemens, Mich.
Mrs. r. II. Benham gave a handker-
chief shower yesterday in honor of Miss
Dolly Adams, a bride Of next week.
The graduating class Of Hancock
school was entertained by Miss Hall
Of St. Anthony Park Friday evening
Mrs. Barnhardt entertained Thurs
day afternoon in honor of the Misses
Blanche and Mary Douglass Of St.
Paul. = H.
The senior class of Hancock school
held its commencement exercises Fri
day evening at,YBKnox Presbyterian
church. A. j. Smith, the superintend-
ent, presented the diplomas.
Mrs. William Van Meter has returned
from River Falls, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worden have gone to
Wisconsin. - = ~, 4
Mrs. Charles Humphrey is entertain
ing Mr.. and Mrs George Hall Of Plain
view, MINI. zrtatas. >5st5
Miss Belle Helley has returned from
a visit to. her sister in Mankato,> MINI
( The Epworth league of the Methodist
church held "a social party in the
church parlors Monday evening ..
| The senior class Of Hancock. school
Hamline, were entertained at supper
| following sleighiing party Friday