The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-25
SALTWATER .

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Ten Saltwater women went to st.
Paul Monday to attend a farewell
party given for Mrs. George Kessel,
formerly of this city, who is to make
Dubuque, Iowa, her home.
J. j. Eichten has returned from
trip east and south.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Douglas were
their neighbors and friends, the occas-
ion being the fifth anniversary of their
wedding day. ..~
! John Cosgrove has returned from
| Finlayson, Mimi, where he spent the
| winter. Is
Miss, Gould of Lake City, Mimi, has
been the guest of Saltwater friends.
Mrs. George Giffin of Wausau, Wis,
has been visiting relatives and friends:
| New York were guests at the home of
! Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Yarnall, E, Pine
street. ..... ID
Mrs. Ada May has been in Minneapo-
lis this week attending the meetings of
the Women IS Relief Corps. Mrs. May
is past national correspondent. Mrs.
| Mary Thelin Of this city was also on
| the reception committee.
| Misses Clara Swenson and Rita Butler
are east.
Mrs. Henry Wolfer and daughter
Gertrude, have returned from an ex-
tended southern trip which they took
for the benefit Of the latter 8 health.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Molander and
children have returned to Harvey, N. d.,
Tyler Merrill of Culver Military
Academy, Ind, has been visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Merrill,
Third street S. -.
Mrs Emma Duel has returned from
Milwaukee, Wis, after having spent
five weeks with her son, Ernest Duel.
Miss Bertha DAZZLING and her guest,
Miss Lola Farr, have returned to
msses Mnn W t. the moi noT%s am school, las
soy are home from Hamline college
fof the vacation.
H. B. Woerz has returned from a bus
mess trip to Iowa. : = -,
Miss Farnsworth Of Red Wing, Mimi,
was this week guest of Miss Nora
!, Frye, Second street N. " s:-t =
Ernest L. Hospes has gone to San
later for the benefit of his health. s,
Ed. Mosier has returned from the
west.
Mrs Anna Spreckles has been d
guest Of her daughter, Mrs.. Charles
Elmberg, w. Laurel street. 5=5..
Mrs. Emily. spaulding has returned tc
st. Cloud, MINI. e
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Conrad have re-
turned from Havana. .....,-.
Mrs. e. s. Parker is home form Cas-.
E Lake, MINI, where she spent two weeks
t She also visited Mrs. George Rich al
| ClOQuet, MINI.
f J. j. Weckworth and Leo Krenz have
gone to North Yakima, Wash.
Mrs. Clara A. Lukens, department.
president of South Dakota w. r. G.
has been a guest Of Mrs. Ada May.
Gr1xy IL n%,,r
Willow River, Wis.
Miss Mary O'Rourke and Thomas
O'Rourke Of Welch, Mimi, were owe,
Sunday guests Of their cousin, D.. Mis-
Several members of the Rathbon,
Sisters went to st. Paul Wednesda,
evening to attend the celebration O
Temple of that city. Miss Hazel Jacl
of this city gave a reading.
Mrs. H. G. Gould Of Somers, Mont,
7 visiting relatives and friends.
Ray Lane has gone to Portland, Ore
to visit his brother, James Lane, Jr.
Frank Cronin of International Falls
Mimi, Is q guest at the James Ian
residence, W. Cherry street.
G. F. Gswindt Of Chicago has been
guest Of Charles O. Peterson, Secon
The high school basketball team me
the A. A. A. team at the high schot
gymnasium Friday evening. Th
Bluff City orchestra gave selections du
ing the intermission.
Monday at the Women's Reading clu
was devoted to the reading and judgin
Of essays Of juniors in the high schoo
The best paper won prize Of SIS Fl
George Barker, son of Mr.. and Mr.
George H. Barker. His subject We
"Scottish' Wars for Independence.
Miss Florence Foley wrote on "Irelan
In the Nineteenth Century,; "sir job
s orsceil "TRe social REFORMS fes m'f'
1902 The essay work was nuder tt
direction Of Miss Madge Hoff, instructt
in history in the Saltwater high schoo
Tomorrow Mines. L. L. Manwaring an
A. M. Deragisch will have charge Of tt
program on !" Industrial and Mechanic
Progress Of the Eighteenth Century,