The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-07
SALTWATER

Miss Lillian Sutton has gone to
Moorhead to attend the normal school.
Miss Mildred Loney has gone to
Filey to teach.
Mrs. G. H. Ginder has returned to
Elk River after visiting her sister,
evening Miss Frye entertained for Mrs.
Ginder at picnic up the st. Croix
to Twin Springs. Supper was served
there and they returned to saltwater
by moonlight.
moved to Cloquet. Their family and
Mrs. Cutler and Miss Cutler accom-
panied them.
Mrs. Frank Withrow entertained the
Town and Country club yesterday at
dinner. Cards were played during the
afternoon.
Mrs. W. A. Deggler of Broadway
Y sday afternoon. The. subject
under discussion was "Cuba.'
Miss Anna O'Neal has been visiting
friends in Duluth.
Miss Alice Pennington has returned
from an extended visit in Colorado.
The Ladies' Institute held it's regu-
lar meeting Tuesday in the library
auditorium. Mrs. Stella Baker of Chi
cago was the speaker.
The marriage of Mrs. Daisy M. Prin-
gle and Fred S. Foster took place Wed,
Mrs. Grace Maunsell. Rev. Mr.. Born
camp of Winona offciated.
Rev. and Mrs. Edward Borncamp of
Winona were in the city Wednesday.
Charles Mcmillan Of Pittsburg has
been visiting relatives here for week.
Mrs. Susan Thelen Of Milwaukee is
visiting Mrs. M. T. Piper, Third
Miss Pearl Golf of Buffalo Lake,
Mimi, spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Golf.
Miss Louise Foster has returned form
ten weeks stay at River Falls, Wis.
still in the east, having been called
there by the serious illness of her
father.
Miss Hazel Patterson, who was one
of the bridesmaids at the Brown-Bat
son wedding and who has been visiting
friends in the city, has gone to Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, for a visit before re-
turning to her home in Los Angeles
Cal.
Mrs. J. A. Casey was to have had
charge of the Women s Reading, club
illness was unable to be present. Mrs
Frank Judd presided and contri butet
sketch of the "War in Afghanistan.
Mines. T. A. Whitworth, L.. L. Man
waring and T. H. Yarnell assisted Mrs
Judd. The first, paper on eth
, Chinese War; the second, "Nev
Zealand,' and Mrs. Yarnell discussed
current topics. Tomorrow there will
! be musicale which is in charge O
. Mines. Charles H. Browne, T. A. Whit
worth and Theodore Converse. Mis-
~. se4 "a Vorl
who is visiting in Minneapolis, will az
< pear on the program.
q Mr.. and Mrs. George Bancroft enter
tanned at house party over Sunday a
White Bear lake for Mrs. Daisy N
/, Pringle.
Q Mrs. Charles Dixon of Cloquet, MINI
e has been visiting friends in Stillwate
for several days. 81,
William Sauntry sailed for Euror
for the second visit this summer. H
will return in a few weeks and MI
Sauntry and their son, Beltram, an
# his wife, who have been spending
3 year abroad, will return with them.
l., Miss Mate Bronson entertained +
Y. Gently for her friend, Miss Emil
Piollet Of Wysox, Pa, who has bee
e. visiting in Saltwater few day
2 Mines Frank Berry, W. H. Bean al
)r Adelia Gillespie entertained also f
Miss Piollet.
Miss Addie Hefferman has gone
I'll Forest Lake to teach.
N James Hefferman has gone to W
ID cliff, B. G.
Mrs Margaret Gowan has return
from Duluth, Ashland, and Oshkos
e. Wis.
Id Mrs. Frederick Mansfield Of M
waukee, who has been so seriously
this summer, will not be able to
1e abroad this fall. Mr.. Mansfield h
purchased a plantation in Louisvil
KY, and they expect to go there
ne the winter. Mrs. Mansfield was fl
A. merly Miss Evelyn Thelen Of Sti
# water. Her mother, Mrs. Sus
u | Thelen will he with them this white