davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

jag har namnt maskinerna, dessa
~missb0rder af enskildt smile framf0d-
da att doda allmanhetens omdomesfor-
maya, kraft och valstand. Upplysare,
gackare och tviflale ha lyckats att ute.
stanga en- stor del af folkens massor,
sardeles stadernas a~rbetare, fran hop
pet ON tillflykt och sallhet i EFT till
kommande lif; maskinerna ntestanga
dem fran m3jligheten att med trefnad
lefva Diet narvarande. De ia forst0-
relsens hamnd pa dessa sina fender
och t%yranner, vid kringdrifvande de
blifvit s~lafbundna, de ia Stamina hamnd
mot ALA samhallen, som yarit nog ofor-
nuftiga att uppstalla mskanismen sd
SON slit och lifvets hogsta mai Witt
nesgilla arc de industriella stadernas
gator.
Matte Sverige sa tent som m6jligt
bli d~elaktigt af EFT sadant framatskri-
dande! Som val var folio den forsik-
tige hr Raafs ord pa halleberget och
blefvo af intet, ty motionen gick ige-
nom och Sverige flick sin forsta jern.
vag, byggd af staten SHELF.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

'Naturligtyis inte", svara de fiesta
reconsideration, ocksa m0drar. utan
EFT ogonblicks Desinning och utan att
ems ia reda pa hyad Diet ar fraga ON.
Massor af barnuppfostrare tro i sjelf-
va veriet, att mar Diet CALLER att astal-
komma "ett snallt barn, ar Diet yasenu-
liga. att barnet aldrig skall ia sin villa
fran, i smatt eller stort; delta. att
de ia sin villa fran, betraktas sasom
vagen till moralisk och fysisk under
gang.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

men det mora.ska onda blir da So
nycket st0rre; anvandandet If kapital
och skog ofantllgt.
Hvilka olyckor kapitaicrnas oformii-
IA ~bsgagnande delta fall %astadkoni-
nit hos penningstarkare nationer Dir
bekant. Skogen, var dyrbaraste egen.
dom, utaa hvilken Sverige icke blifyit
~beboeligt. kan icke racka till okad
byggnadslyx, 6kad utskeppning, 6kad
metallproduktion och derjemte att ge-
nom anga forsla oss babe till vatten
och land.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

Jag begransar min praktik
uteslutande till sjukdomar i
mans backorgan. Derest jag
forsokte att bota ala menni-
skans siukdomar, som manga
doktorer CORA. skulle jag utan
tvifvel hafva Stamina resultat
som de - ofta forodmjukande
for lakaren och farliga for patti
enten. Inseende att menni-
skans sjukdomar arc for manga
och kamplicerade for en- man
att mastra, gat jag upp Diet O.
mojliga for lange sedan. Jag
borjade da att bereda mig for
speciell demanding, i hvilken
jag foresatte mig att blifva
mastare. Hura val jag har lyc-
kats. kunna manga at nina DO
tade patienter, bland dem hera
af de basta borgarne i denna
stad och omneJd med glade in
tyga, derest nj will lata mig
hanvisa till dem. Da jag gor
delta pastaende i all uppriktig-
het for att bevisa Diet, ligger
Diet ! edert intresse att UNDER
soka dess sanning. Ar ej eder
helsa och kommande lycka
ward eder It'd och besvar att
undersoka systemet af en- be-
handling, som botat fall, hvilka
emotststt manga andra dokto-
rer och lakemedel? Med nina
tjenster till edert fo%rfogande
Dor nj Ell, derest nj ar EFT offer
for manssjukdomar j backenor-
ganen, fortfarande Ida.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28

De syenska Je~rnvagarnes femtioars-
jubileum kan ju firas i ar. Nagra spe-
celia festligheter ha eli egt rum, men
daGspressen har naturligtvis haft RAFT
mycket att draga fran. Icke minst ar
Diet intressant att lasa beskrifningarne
ON hvilka oerhorda syarigheter och
hvilket motstand jernvagsideerna mot
te vid den It'd, da de forst kommo till i
Sverige.
Tanker pa jernvagsbyggandet | Sve-
rige var egentligen en- sekundar fold
af de hoppl0sa resultaten af Diet sa kali
lade "Riksdikets" eller Gotta kanals
~grafvande. skrifver Ernst Didring |
ID. N. De otroliga penningsummor,
som s~tjelptes | delta dixie ~foranledde
flera af talarne | rikets stander, att yr-
ka pa EFT igenlaggande af detsamma.
Man b0rjade tvifla pa m6jligheten af
att med de begarda anslagen ma en-
Svenska monitoren., 1906-12-28
SKA barn ia sin villa franz"

C. F-g.
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Sutton, Misses Maude Miller, Callie
Wolf. Messrs. Leo Mcdonald and Frank
Malloy attended the party given by the
knights of Columbus in st. Paul Tues
day evening.
. Robert McEller Of Minneapolis is
home for a vacation Of two weeks.
Miss Gracia jerks has returned to
Annadale, Miss, after a visit with her
ter, Mrs. R. E. Skeith, Fifth street S.
The Junior class Of the high school
will have debate Wednesday under
the direction Of Miss Blitz. - r..
Mrs. 0. A. Mason, who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. F. G. French, W. Hickory
street, has gone to Redwood Falls,
Mimi.
Mrs. James King left Wednesday for
a visit to her sister, Mrs. w. u. Rance,
at Great Falls, Mont. She will also
visit her sister, Mrs. 3. A. Ringwald,
at Kalispell. She was accompanied by
Roland. " E
Mrs. Charlotte Merry went to Mime
apolis Friday for weeks visit with
relatives and friends. y ...t,.
The Lincoln building entertainments
will be given Feb. 81 in the high school
auditorium. The program is to be of a
patriotic order and colonial costumes
will be worn. ~
Miss Mckinney and Miss Thomson
have invited in several friends to play
cards tomorrow evening at the prison
parlors. &c. tl#s ~.
Edwin M. Mosier has gone to Califor-
MIA for 8 month.
Mrs. D. @. Gaslin and Miss Maybelle
Castle went to Hanlline Thursday to at.
tend the Adams-Orr wedding. 49,.
The next entertainment at the theate1
is Wednesday, when Allen .Doone will
appear in "Kerry Cow
/ Miss Elizabeth Shepard has gone tc
Somers, Mont, where she will be the
guest of Miss Mary O'Brien, formerly
of this city, for week.
| Card parties, followed by dancing
have been numerous this week. The
Degree of Honor, the U. o. F., Sons Of
Hermann and the Relief corps all en-
tertained Tuesday evening. Wednes
day evening the ladies Of st. Mary Z
church gave a card party and on thu
same evening the ladies' auxiliary O.
the A. O.. H. gave a dance. Frida,
night the Knights Of Pythias enter
tanned large number Of friends and th
same evening there was masquerade
at Withrow, which was attended by sew
eral Saltwater people:
The Junior Boys club Of the Ascen
sion church met with George Bancroft
Wednesday night and elected the fol
lowing officers: George Flowers, pres5
dent; Bert Connors, vice president, an
John Caesar, secretary. ~
Many Of the high school students an
instructors attended the Minneapolis
Saltwater basketball game Frida
J evening. They went over in charters
car.
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SALTWATER

! DR.. VIC. Chambers was at Owatonna,
Mimi, for few days on account of the
Illness of his father, Clark Chambers.
: Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Conrad have gone
to Havana. They went with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. X. Gresch of Philadelphia and
will be absent FIVE or six weeks.
Ed Kelley is home from Sioux Falls
For visit of few days.
{ Roscoe Rutherford, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clint Rutherford, West Elm street,
broke his arm recently by fall from
a chair.
/ R. HI. Bronson has returned from a
three weeks stay in the Bahama
Islands.
Mrs. Herman Zorn has gone to South
Dakota to visit her daughter, Miss Mar
garet Zorn.
Myron Shepard returned Monday
from visit Of seven weeks with his
daughter, Mrs Fl. ]! Chatfeld at Pasa
dena, Cal He also visited Mr.. and Mrs
Schrupp at San Jose, Cal.
D. J. Sullivan is home from a three
months stay in Indiana and Kentucky
The Gymnasium club will meet so
morrow evening at the high school gym
inasium.
4 Mrs. Twitchen of Hastings has beer
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Editorial Section.
SOCIAL NEWS OF THE SUBURBS AND NEIGHBORING TOWN

the guest of Mrs. Elizabeth Cover,
Third street s. 81
Warden Wolfer arrived home from
the south Wednesday evening in re-
Spouse to an announcement that the
deputy warden, John S. Glennon, was
i'll. Mr. Wolfer reported that his daugh-
ter's health ifs improving.
Mrs. w. G. Masterman had charge of
the program Monday at the Woman IS
Reading club and was assisted by
Mines. Stella Conrad and T. G. Clark.
Their subjects were Byron e Shell
ley and Mary Shelley Tomorrow
afternoon will be in charge of Mrs.
George Bancroft and Mrs. I. H. Var
nall.
Miss Hazel Patchin has gone to Ba-
tavia, ILL.,, to spend month with her
mother.
Miss Ida McShane of Hastings spent
Sunday with Miss Anna o 'Rourke.
P. j. Whalen of Arcola leaves for
Wisconsin Tuesday to visit for several
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Foley, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. II. Gillen, Mr.. and Mrs. John
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

Mrs. Samuel Green entertained Mrs.
J. Goldsbury of Minneapolis, Mrs.
George Circuit of Winnipeg, Mrs. Robin
son Of st. Paul, with Mines. j. A. Hum
mel, George Passage, 6. s. Eddy, John
Frisby, Charles Cheney, Frank Tisdale,
,Alvahf Bull, Coates Bull, Frank Bal
come, Lipp, Ruggles, Harry Roe Cook,
Williams and Stewart of st. Anthony
Park, Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chase of Bay
less avenue will entertain the Double
Dozen Cinch club Friday evening.
Miss May Erwin entertained at sup
per Sunday evening in honor CT her
guest, Miss Viola Heimerdinger Of
Paynesville, MINI. Covers. were laid
for ten.
Mrs N. P. Nelson gave a quilting
party and supper Wednesday afternoon.
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles Cannon enter
tanned at dinner last evening.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gruenhagen gave them surprise party
Monday evening in honor Of Mr.. Gruen-
hagen $ birthday anniversary. Cards
were played.
s. The Misses M. Helen and Myrtle
Weed gave a musicale Friday evening.
Miss Adelaide Pierce, Miss Pearl Smith,
Mrs. Hagstrum, Mrs. Maud Grant, Mr..
Black and Robert w. Block assisted
Miss, Weed in the program. Refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. Herbert Plant will entertain the
friends Of Miss Julia Plant at valen-
tine party Wednesday evening.
i Mrs. G. s. Eddy was the hostess at a
children s dancing party yesterday aft
erneon, given in honor of Miss Irene
Eddy.
T Professor and Mrs. J. Drew enter
tanned in honor Of the Junior class Of
the agricultural school last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Wayne, with Mrs.
C.. M. Boutelle of the agricultural
school have issued invitations for a re-
| ception to be given in honor of the
freshman class, Monday evening, Feb.
10, at the ladies hall. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.. Nye entertained
at dinner Friday evening:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tisdale enter
tanned at a family dinner Sunday. Gov
ers were laid for ten. -.,.s, Il
The class in domestic science enter
I tanned several members Of the agricul.
tural faculty at dinner, Monday even
ing, =. :,
dancing party, Friday evening, with
Mrs. G. A. wellington as chaperon.
st. Anthony Park Pink Ribbon club
was entertained Friday evening at
cards by Mr.. and Mrs. DAILY Of Mime
apolis. -. - ~
Mr.. and Mrs j. E. Brown are al
Dodge Center, MINI.
Miss Florence Berry will entertain
the Altar Guild Of st. Matthews Epis
copaI church, Tuesday. -...s4sssss
The Ladies' History class met Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Professor
and Mrs. T. L. Hauker. s. The Making
Of the Constitution and a Sketch Of
Gouvenour Norris" were the topics Of
discussion. 81
Miss Kate Hughes is visiting in Man
kato. . -.. asS
! Miss Harriet Matthewssis In norther,
Minnesota.
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the officiating ministers at the ordina.
tion services of Rev. Mr.. Evans.
Mrs. Cyril Mitchell of the Sampson
house has been visiting in Eau Claire,
Wis - y
FORT SMELLING

Lieutenant Gideon II. Williams,
Twenty eighth infantry, Of Fort Lin
coin, N. d.. is visiting fellow officers
and friends here.
Captain F: 2. Bamford was called
to his home in Wisconsin this week on
account of the illness of his mother.
Owing to the junior ball at the uni
versity, where the Twenty eighth band
furnished the music, the weekly hop
at the post was postponed from Friday
night until Saturday. night. In order
not to conflict with the hop, the Satur-
day Night Bridge club met on Friday
night. The hosts were Captain and Mrs.
Mortimer.
Mrs. Margetts, wife of Lieutenant
Margetts, artillery corps, Joined her
husband on Monday and they are at
home in quarters at the artillery post.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Moreno enter
tanned a jolly crowd with ar. old-fash-
toned. candy pull Thursday night.
Mrs. Brock of Gloversville, N. Y,
who has been visiting her daughter, the
wife of Lieutenant Elvid Hunt, for
some weeks, left for Nebraska last
! Monday
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MERRIAM PARK

Mrs. Haisley of Feronia avenue, en-
tertained the Tuesday Afternoon Card
club. Mrs. Bowe and Mrs. F. L. Beck
ley won the favors. .y.s
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank futile enter
tanned at cinch last evening.
Mrs. Frank Day of Milwaukee ave-
nue. entertained at luncheon Thursday
afternoon and gave large reception
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smitten have re-
turned from California.
Roy Coykendall has returned from a
visit to his sister at Bloomington, Ill.
Mrs. Charles Ray Of Marshall ave-
nue. entertained at a thimble bee Thurs
day afternoon in honor Of her sister,
Mrs. Isaac Black, formerly of Duluth.
Mrs. Ray gave second company Fri
day afternoon in honor Of Mrs. Black
Mrs. Doak and Mrs. B. A. Phillips IS
sisted Mrs. Ray. Thirty five ladies were
entertained each afternoon.
Mrs. Isaac Black goes to her new
home at Bemidji, Mimi, next week.
Miss Jean Higgins of Milwaukee ave
nue. has gone to southern Minnesota.
The Merriam Park Men s club met
Monday evening in the Presbyterian
vantages Of Voters League for the
Betterment of Municipal Affairs
Mrs. 2. f. Walsh entertained the Five
Hundred club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
Walsh and Mrs. Sherman took the ia
The eighth grade pupils of Longfel
low school had sleighing party, fol
lowed by a supper at the home Of MI
and Mrs. Daniel Doty recently.
The Merriam Park Woman's club me
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. w. @
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HOPKINS

A dance for which the most elaborate
plans are being made, is to be given
Saturday evening, Feb. "a, in Olsons
& Anderson Is opera hall, by the Subnr-
ban Social club Of West Minneapolis.
The reception committee includes Paul
Swenson, w. B. Anderson, "a. T. Mas
ter, Adolph Olson, 2. ?. Dix, p. NJ.
Earris; music committee, William Hosp,
E. A. Close, Bert Truman, p. F. Cod
dington, Charles Hanson, Loren Jen-
son, Albert Chmel and Louis Falton; ;
refreshments, William Smetana, Ed
Fosteson, Floyd Hubbard, Edward EN-
panger. +. X Wade, III. B. Dyer, Ernest
Close, William a. Anderson; decoration,
Joseph Hanicek, VIM. Parsonage, Q.
C. Dahl, Peter Carlson, William stro-
beck, John Harrison : q Hal y Viii
liam Pratt, Charles Begahn and Louis
Berkwitz, and floor committee, William
Odell, E. B. Bingham, Gus Beckman, Y.
B. Wadell, Austin Hamilton, Joseph
Empanger, HID. Elliott, Edward E.
Smetana, Peter Peterson, Charles Mill
(er, George w Gibson, Emil Anderson,
g, T. Hines, Joseph Smetana and w.
Is Leudner. There will be a program
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of twenty dances furnished by Clag-
gett IS orchestra.
On Thursday evening, Feb. %, q mas
querade ball will be given in Ander-
son IS opera hall by the members Of the
Royal league.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Walstad entertained
last Saturday evening in honor Of their
twenty fifth wedding anniversary. The
thirty guests were from Hopkins, st.
Louis Park, Minneapolis and Alexan-
dria, MINI. An address was made by
Axei Burgle Of the Hamline seminary,
and several vocal and instrumental Sc
#lections were given. A supper was
served at midnight.
The Birthday club met Thursday with
Mrs. B. J. Decker and will hold its next
meeting Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Henry Schussler.
Saturday evening the Hopkins band
gave benefit dance in Olson s hall.
The Hopkins Sewing, society, mum
bering fourteen girls Of the younger set
chaperoned by Mrs. Coddington, at
tended s1The College Widow" at the
Metropolitan theater. in Minneapolis,
Thursday evening.
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HAMLINE

Hamline Fortnightly club. met Tues
day afternoon. Mrs. Frank Brown was
the hostess. Mrs. Charles Boyer gave
a. paper on "The Interregnum,' Mrs.
Charles Akers; "The College Of Elec-
tors. = uEarly Books was the topic
of discussion. J.. g y.
:, The Okiyaka club entertained Satur-
day evening at dinner. The guest of
honor was Miss Dolly Adams, Febru-
Mrs. q. H. Richter and Mrs. Thomas
W. Elliot have issued invitations for
reception to be given Tuesday at the
home of Mrs. Harold Richter, 1915 Min
nehaha avenue.
The Six O'Clock club met Monday
evening in Hamline Methodist church
: Mrs. Non gave a large card party at
her home on Minnehaha street Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. F. A. Young assisted
the hostess.
{, Hamline Mothers club met Wednes-
daY afternoon, in Hancock school. The
club discussed "Young Children's Lit
erature.'
Mrs. Walter Ryan entertained a
group Of Presbyte women Thursday
Miss Maude Taylor is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. McGifford of Pipestone,
MINI. (
Mrs. G. H. Gilman and Mrs. William
Weiman gave a bowling party Tuesday
afternoon.
Hamline University Glee club have
returned from a concert tour in Wis
consin.
Mrs. Percy Miller has returned from
Rochester.
Miss Cecile Cole is visiting her sister
in Olivia, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. jackson are occupy
ing their new residence on Minnehaha
street.
Miss Bertha Bell is entertaining he1
sister, Miss Mollie Bell Of New Rich.
.mond, Wis.
The Athenean and Amphictyon socie
ties held joint meeting and social Fri
day evening.
Miss Georgia Kelsey entertained Fri
day evening at her home on Van Burer
street.
| Miss Marian Hunt has been enter
tanning Miss Bertha Hunt Of Mankato
Mrs. Thurber Of Chatfeld, Mimi, has
beer. visiting Miss McLaird.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. Brown have gone tt
the Pacific coast for month.
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tains many Of the negro stories and
negro melodies, as well as children Is
stories and songs.
Mrs. Arthur Lyman entertained the
missionary society Of the Excelsior Con
gregational church at an all-day meet
ing Thursday.
Mrs. "A. A. Bost will entertain the
Ladies Aid society at an all-day meet
ing next Wednesday, at her home near
Excelsior.
The women Of Excelsior who were in.
strumental in making the Pan-American
carnival success had the satisfaction
Of netting a neat sum from the enter
tainment. After the deduction Of nee
essary expenses there will probably be
1915 on hand. The total receipts were
a little over $500. The money will be
used to promote the work Of the Law
and Order league, which is strongly sup
ported by the Excelsior women. Dur
ing the recent campaign against the
blind pigs and other Objectionable fea-
lures in town, the league has furnished
the funds without touching a cent of
the village treasury. Never before in
the history Of Excelsior have the women
been 50 active in the work for the vel
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fare Of the village, and never before
have there been as strong leaders as
there are at present.
Lake Breezes:.

Lake Breezes
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Dalrymple Of the
Plaza and Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton DAIRY
mple Of the Hampshire Arms, were
guests of DR.. and Mrs. George McLain
at their Excelsior house last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lyman and chill
dren are att the Sampson house They
have given up their home at Graneville,
N. D., and kill go to Minot, N. D., in
March to make it their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haywood of the
Sampson house have moved into their
cottage.
Mrs. S. Beardsley will spend Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Perkins at Elk
celsior. Mrs. Beardsley has returned
from two weeks visit in Argyle,
MINI.
Miss Lilly Bates Of Minneapolis was
the guest of Miss Florence Perkins at
Excelsior over Tuesday.
II Mrs. e.. T.. Honstain and her mother
Mrs. u. A. House of Minneapolis, were
| guests Of Mrs. George McLain at hel
home in Excelsior over Wednesday.
Mrs. A. Ball has been quite i'll at hel
home in Excelsior.
Rev. G. J. Swain of Excelsior spen1
Thursday in Monticello and was one o.
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avenue gave dinner Thursday even
ing, entertaining twelve guests.
tertain at five hundred tomorrow even
ing.
Mrs. Ida s. Ogden visited her son at
Shattuck military school last Sunday. Ii
Mr.. and Mrs. James Vivian, who
have been visiting DR.. and Mrs. B. a.
Phillips, have returned to Duluth.
Mrs. Recht of Marshall avenue has
gone to Milwaukee and to Kansas City
Mo-, to spend a month.
Mrs. Lott of Bald Eagle was guest
of Mrs. Willis Pierce Wednesday.
Rev. and Mrs. George Ten Broeck
have been entertaining Rev. w. p. Ter
Brock of Faribault
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: rs- - 5r =. l. .
The Ladies Aid society of the Meth
odist church will meet Wednesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. Aberley. Luncheon
will be served The society will hold
a fair and supper Feb. 20 in Anderson IS
hall. n@
The entertainment given by the Con-
gregational church Wednesday even
ing in Olson 8 Il hall was
was cleared above expenses, and the
program was very entertaining. Among
those who took part were Misses Della
Maloney, Currens, Cheshit, Severia, Bar
ray, Isabel Anderson, Walton, Nash,
Pauline Graves, Gordon,; Sarah Graves
and Alice Anderson; Messrs. Bingham,
Everett Lauer, Ralph Truman and
Thomas Schaugheneshy.
A George and Martha Washington en-
tertainment will be given Wednesday,
evening, Feb. 81, in the Congregational
church. - 49,. &5z@
r Mrs. L. Woodruff of Lake Placid,
n. Y, is staying with her cousin, Mrs.
Severia. ~ u !. ..:..l
William Gallinger left last night for
North Dakota. 4 q sla&i4 z Nj
Mr.. and Mrs, Polzine and son, Miles
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Hhlanacek.
q. G. o. Beckman is now convalescent
after q two weeks illness. 80 Ha2
Mr. and Mrs. George Davis have re-
turned from visit Of several weeks al
Grand Forks, N. D.
Miss jacobson, the teacher Of the
sixth grade, in the Hopkins school, il
seriously i'll with pneumonia.