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El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1906-04-05

tracioRes que con tan buen tiuo
y acierto han regido los destinos,
sus oIiciales republicanos, no so
lamente on uuestro condado inn
perial de San Miguel Sino tam
bien del Territorio Y de los Esta-
dos Unidos eu general, como tam
bien de la buepa y pr6spera ad-
miniStraci0n de nuestro ilustre
jeie de la naci6n Teodnro Roose-
Nnlf
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

cling party Tuesday evening in Rich
mond halls, Fifth street and Third
Twin City lodge, No, 4, Sewing cir.
Gle of the L. A. to the s. u. of N. a..
will meet at the home of Mrs. McCon.
nell, 2429 Seventh street s, Thursday
Division No. 3, A. o. IT., will hold
it's annual election Of officers this af.
ternoon in A. O. u; w, hall.
Minneapolis chapter, No. 8. o. r. s..
will hold its regular thimble bee at the
home of Mrs. Virginia Flint. 3O3l I,vn-
dale avenue s, Wednesday afternoon.
Victoria circle, No. 4, Woodmen of
the World, will give a dance tomor-
row evening e, in Richmond hall, Fifth
Mrs. e. &. H. 4 Neber te VIII s p +ho
members and friends of Palestine So.
cial club Tuesday afternoon at her
home, 2943 Aldrich avenue S. ~
The Lillian Baker Dancing club will
give an informal party Wednesday
evening in Richmond hall, Fifth street
and Third avenue s.
The Grafters' Amateur Theatrical
club will present a play Friday evening,
entitled the "Toy Shop" at the home,
of F. w. Van Duyne, on Hawthorn ave.
nue.. ~, ~
The Ten, jolly Knockers will give the
third dancing party Of the first Series in
Easthagen hall, 2413 BLOOMINGTON ave-
nue., Wednesday evening, =.
: Twin City lodge No. 4, Ladies' Auxil-
larry to the S. U. of N. A., will give a
dance Friday evening in Richmond hall.
Fifth street and Third avenue S.
hostess of the Nasturtium E FS hire t Glib
at her home, 2l5 West Twenty-fourth
street. Mines. c. Bradley, GO. Tinker
and E. r. Cass made high scores at
the last meeting. Z,
Harmony Rebekah lodge No. SO, Will
give a card party Wednesday in the
hall on Fourteenth avenue Sc.
Mistletoe Rebekah lodge No. "a, T. o.
o.. f.. will give a masquerade ball in
Odd Fellows hall, Camden Place, Fri
The Busy Sixteen cinch club met last
week with Mrs. Charles Boyd, 1922
Sixth street n. Prizes were won by
Mines b. A. Lent, Bennett. Charle IS
Sanborn, Messrs. w. F. Hughes. Ben
nett and E. Bruisus. Mrs. Lent, 22l7
bloomington avenue, will be the hostess
Tuesday. - ri.
Nicollet lodge No. At, D of H., will
give a card party Wednesday afternoon Q On
at the home Of Mrs. Theodore Hengen,
905 Second street NE.
Mrs. John Kleifgen entertained the
sure winners last week. Prizes were
won by Mines. NJ. Blach, G. Weaver
and F. Offermann. Mrs. Olmshsid. 200
Eighth avenue NE, will be the next
hostess. =
The Firemen's Wives, Social club
will meet "wednesday with Mrs. W.
Walsh, 1921 Third street NE.
The Donari club will meet tomorrow
with Mrs. Robert Holman, 1921 Elliot
avenue.
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will have charge of the fancyworl
table, Mines. Abb. Chase Of the aprons.
and home made rugs, Mrs: g: g. Good
Tieh, decorationsi MINES. 9; 9. Lyford,,
J: IS. Kearney, dining room, and Miss:
Fannie Holmes, kitchen. The New
England dinner, which has become a
most popular affair, will be served from
8 to 8 o CLOCK, and later an informal
program has been planned.
The Ladies' Aid society of Trinity
Baptist church will hold Christmas
day at Eighth street and Nicollet ave-
nue., for which the women have pre-
pared variety of articles suitable for
Christmas gifts. The tables will be
presided over by groups of the women
and will be filled with articles useful
for the nursery and for baby g layette,
for my lady's toilet and dressing room,
fol-, the writing desk. for the kitchen
articles will be found in bewildering
women will open the bazaar not only
for the day but for the evening as
well.
A fair and chicken-pie supper will be
given by the women of the First Con-
gregational church Tuesday in the
church n parlors;; A variety of useful Il
the different tables. The bazaar will
open at $3.50 pm. and the supper will
be served at $3.50 CLOCK.
The Women s association of Hope
chapel will hold Christmas bazaar in
the chapel, Dec. IA, afternoon and
evening. ~-. -
The Ladies' Aid society of Fowler
church will have it's annual Christmas
sale, at 1875 Nicollet avenue Thursday
Friday and Saturday. It will be an
all-day sale, and luncheon will be
served at noon. - ? a.
The Helping Hand society will hold
it's annual bazaar in the Norwegian
Danish Baptist church, Seventh street
and Thirteenth avenue S., Wednesday
evening. An excellent program will
Christmas gifts will be attractive.
The Ladies' Aid society of Lyndale
Avenue Congregational church will hold
a bazaar and sale of cookery tomor-
row and Tuesday in the church parlors.
The Ladies' Aid society of futile
Universalist church will hold it's annual
Christmas sale at II Seventh street s,
W. Wednesday,, Thursday and Friday.
The Linnea society will hold a,
Christmas bazaar Tuesday and Wednes-
day in the G.. A. R. hall, 1927 Franklin
ShuC. NuppcI W Ill DG SeIVGu dL U
clock and at 8 o'clock program will
be presented. Rev. Mr.. Elmquist will
give an address and Rev. Mr.. HUT
krantz will also speak. The sale will
include useful and fancy articles, and
a speciality will be made of handsome
flowers. The aim of the society is to
secure a home for aged women, and do
| nations for the bazaar will be received
by Mrs. Ida N. Kindwall of l1O2 Sew
enth street S, and Mrs. John Erickson,
20l8 Eighteenth avenue s. .'
The Ladies' society of Salem English
Lutheran church will have it's annual
sale of useful and fancy articles at
the parsonage, Clio West Twenty
eighth street Wednesday afternoon and
evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the West
ern Avenue NJ. E. church will hold it's
! annual bazaar Dec. ~.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

stnan affection. 10 be sure these dishes
were all marked with my initials or
monograms, but the jeweler said he
could erase. the engraving and remark
one. selected a pretty low basket
affair and carried it down town. The
leWcler looked at it and then frowned.
tie was sorry, but the silver had been
worn 50 thin by previous erasures that
he could not remove my monograms
without cutting thru the metal So I
carried it home, consumed with curios-
lty to know the brides who had had
the same economical idea. The lew
eler rather thought that I was the
fourth.'
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage of Miss Marietta Celeste
Winship and Carroll Milo Mauseau of
Minneapolis, which, took place in La
Crosse, Wis. Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs
Mauseau will be at home in Minneapo-
lis after Jan. /.
Mr.. and Mrs, 7. T. Bachelor an
nounce the coming marriage of their
daughter, Miss Martha H. Bachelor, to
John Stuart Mcintosh, which will take
place Tuesday evening. Dec. II, at 8
O'Clock at the residence Of Mr. and
Mrs. F. P. Wallis, 1912 Queen avenue s..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Hunter an
nounee the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Madeline Emma, and Ralph Hoag-
land of Chicago. The marriage viii
take place Dec. %, at the home of
the brides parents, Bayless avenue,
st. Anthony Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Bachelor an
nouncS the engagement Of their daugh-
ter, Nellie Jeanette Macdonald; to
r: f. Harris of this city. The we'd
ding will take place Dec. IL.
Mrs. Rosa Mueller announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Stella A.
to William Wallace Honaker Of Seattle.
Wash. The wedding will take place
the first week of January.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rochelle an
nOunce the marriage of their daughter.
Viola June, to LIE Roy D. Godfrey,
which took place Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey will be at home
at 2o2l Aldrich avenue after Jan. l.
Among the weddings of last week
was that of Mrs. Alice Downey and
Dennis ID. DAILY of St. Paul, which
took to place Thanksgiving morning in
wv ShapCl VI the CnuTCn OF the HOLY
Rosary: The bride is the daughter of
MIS-. Margaret ,O'Donnell Of Minneapo-
lis. The service was read by Rev.
Father Dugan in the presence of a small
group of relatives and friends. Miss
Catherine Shelly, the maid of honor,
wore white chiffon over cream satin,
made prin fashion and trimmed
with pearl passamenteries. She carried
shower bouquet Of violets. The
bride was in a pretty gown of cham
payne cloth. also made in princess fash
ION, and with a hat to match. John
The service was followed by wedding
breakfast and then Mr.. and Mrs. Daly
left for an extended trip south. They
will be at home in Minneapolis after
Jan. l.
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Social Clubs and Lodges.

Mrs. R. G. Root, 400 Irving avenue
N, will entertain the Roosevelt Cinch
club Wednesday. Mrs. A. Anderson,
olO Knox avenue N, was hostess last
week. Prizes were won by Mines. F.
Conner, K. Baker and M. Smith.
The Minnehaha Social club will give
card party and dance in I. O. O. F.
hall, 23O2 East Lake street, Saturday
The Congenial Cinch club was enter
tanned last week by Mrs. W. A. Nelson,
IS East Twenty-sixth street. Mines
B.. T. Johnston and P. F. Kennedy won
prizes. Mrs. W. D. Barette, 1911 Ninth
street s, will entertain Dec. II.
The MIRANDA Cinch club met with
Mrs: M. Castle last week and Mrs.
Goodie will be the next hoste>G. Mrs.
Emma Cassidy, a member of the club.
was remembered on her birthday an,
Among them was handsome vase pre.
sented by Mines. Lobdel and Maude
The W.. M. G.'s entertained abou+
fifty Of their friends at an autumn nar-
ty. Thanksgiving evening in Drnm-
mond hall. A dainty supper was served
IN the clubroom, which was decorated
with chrysanthemums and roses. Pink
ana al white, the club colors, prevailed
BY Messrs. and d. Mm ess s Sdbaper0 aed
Bruhn. On the reception COMMITTEES
were the Misses Sophie Rognas, Laura
Malchow. Esther Lonquist and Amw
PRESTON, and on the program commit
tee. the Misses Frances Hector. Hi
dred Anderson, Alice Swanson and Ere
da Beurlen '~@0-4 ''i'o = e
Philomathean Hive, No. Is, L. O. r.
NJ. held review meeting Wednesdo1
over which Mrs. E. BOYD nresided 10T ~ :, ,
next regular review viii be held T, = ne
day evening at Is Seventh Street s
coming year ~
Harmony chapter, o. E. s., will hold
a tumble bee at the home of Mrs n
=: Moore, 327 Third avenue, s, Friday
Mrs. s. Fl. Harder will entertain tho
Jansy Social club Thursday afternoon
at me her nome, 1869 Irving avenue S.
mr. Inc Gnlon cara club will meet with
Mrs NJ Millar, 3449 Third avenue s.
st. Anthony hive, No. 81, will he
entertained at cards Tuesday at 2.30
Pm p: by e., Mrs. F. Woelffer, 315 Seventh
The Past Matrons' club Of I,orr.;no
chapter, O: p. S., will entertain the
husbands of the members and the pres.
en- en- i and past patrons Of the chapter
rrlday evening at a o'clock dinner
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. =,
Shepard. 1881 Portland avenue. ~
The Flora, club will give dancino
party Saturday evening in Richmond
had. Fifth street and Third avenue s.
MRS. q J. Hansen entertained the
palsy C1nch club at her home. SI5
west Twenty,-fourth street, Wednesday
evening; Prizes we're won by Mines.
a. Z. Nelson, T. Smock and G.. Brad
cago avenue, will entertain the club
at the next meeting. So S. =
Powderhorn camp, No. 1868, Modern
.Woodmen OF America, viii give dan
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THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

A wedding of the week was that of
Miss FLORENCE Emerson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Emerson and
James B. Torrance of Cram Valley,
s. D., which took place Thursday even
ing at. the Emerson home, 29l7 Bloom
guests. Palms and white chrysanthe-
NUNS made an attractive setting and
pink anad white chrysanthemums were
IN the dining room. Miss Charlotte
Torrance sang "Hearts and Flowers
Just before the bride entered with her
father to the strains of the "Lohen-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

Alice ' The Rsaea ny guests s
We're Mr.. and Mrs. E. Parker, Jackson,
Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Lane, Cram
Valley; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Atkinson,
Portage, Wis; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Emerson and Mr. and Mrs. johnson of
Hastings. Mr.. Torrance is graduate
of the state agricultural college, class
Of '06. He will take his bride to Cram
Valley to reside.
The marriage of Miss Grace Agnes
White, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
hite, and Bernard T. Smith, took
~ @ at IL 'oclok Monday at the home
o. the bride, 2737 Jackson street NE.
Rev. Willard S. Ward of Crookston,
read the service in the presence of a
group Of relatives and immediate
friends. The BRIDES sister, Mrs. D. A.
johnson, presided at the piano and
played the 'sLohengrin' wedding
march as the bride entered. Miss White
wore dainty princess net gown over
of white roses. Her Nephew, Calvin
johnson, was the little ring bearer. The
vows were spoken before a bank of
palms and ferns and the decorations
were carried out in green and white,
with clusters Of white chrysanthemums
as setting. After the service a lunch
con was served. Covers were laid for
twenty and the table was appointed
with beautiful centerpiece Of chrys-
anthemums.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left on a short
wedding tour. They will be at home at
Hlllsite, Milwaukee, after Dec. /. Mrs.
p. q. Ronnie of Chinook, Mont: Mrs.
e. H. Smith Of St. Paul, and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. White of Enderlin, N. D.,
were among the wedding guests. -:
Miss Mae Tarrant and William Theo-
dore Peterson were married "Wednesday
evening by Rev. F. H. Dugan. The mar
rage ceremony was followed by re-
ception' al. the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
M: F. O'Donnell. The bride wore a
princess gown of cream broadc1oth and
carried bouquet of white roses. The
maid of honor, Miss Emma Schwend,
wore a princess gown Of Alice blue
broadcloth, and held white chrysanthe-
NUNS. The rooms were prettily decor
ated with palms and chrysanthemums,
the color scheme being in, red. The
groom was attended by Mark F.
O'Donnell, a brother Of the bride.
Miss Beckie Mailloux and William
Gordon were married Thursday morn
ing by Rev: Fayette L. Thompson of
Hennepin Avenue Methodist church.
After the service a bridal dinner was
served at the home Of the groom s par
ents, 1929 Fifth avenue S. Mr.. and
Mrs. Gordon have gone south on a we'd
ding trip. They will be at home at
l40O Clinton avenue after Jan. l.
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~ TR. AND MRS. w. H. RITCHIE'
will issue invitations this

will issue invitations this
week for. the marriage of
their daughter, Ziporah, to Ernest Aus
tin Woodward, which will take place
Tuesday evening, Jan. s, at s 'clock
In Gethsemane church. The affair will
be one of the interesting events of the
new year, and will be marked by a
distinguished college spirit, as the at
PENDANTS of Miss Richie and Mr.
Woodward are to be q group of their
college friends.
Mrs. John Wesley Bishof of Martins
burg, Va, announces the marriage of
her daughter, Virginia, to Max Won
Mrs: Won Schlegell will reside in Mar
tinsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Madison Lin-
gett of st. Anthony Park announce the
engagement of their daughter. Made
lelne MolyneauX, to Alfred Rogers
Smith of Cleveland
Miss Lillian Fuller, whose marriage
to John Gray of Manila was announced
last week, was the last of the Mime
apolls glrls, who went to the Philip
pines in the fall to be married and
everyone married the man she was en-
gagged to when she left Minnesota. This
Is by no means as usual as it sounds for
the journey to Manila is an ocean trip
of many weeks, and there are sure to
be any number of interesting Young
people on board. These Pacific steam,
ers have famous reputation for
m mat It was on one of them,
you remember, that Stanley Washburn
met his bride, Miss Alice Langhorne of
Washington, and their wedding took
place last week. 1t is not at all un-
usual for a girl, who is journeying
across the world to be married to meet
man on the steamer who is more at
tractlve than the one she is going to
wed and often when the wedding takes
pace IN Japan or Manila, the prospec-
tive groom' finds himself only the best
man while fellow tourist marries the
g1rl he had planned to wed. But Miss
Florence Powell married George Gala
CHER; Miss Elizabeth Mullin, Charles
Hanford Kendall, and Miss Fuller,
MI Gray just as they had planned to
do when they left Minneapolis.
,APropos of the recent weddings one
of the young matrons is telling a story
over the bridge tables. A wedding
means gift and the many smart nup-
tlal affairs so nea rtogether have been
something of a strain on the finances
OF the young married people, but let
this particular matron tell her own
story:
eve simply had to send a present,
and while l was puzzling my mind to
think of something that would make
good showing and would cost nothing,
l remembered the row of silver dishes
on my closet shelf They had been
our wedding presents, but dozen and
half of silver dishes are more than
any family needs, and there was no spe-
clal sentiment connected with those
that had been relegated to the shelf.
You know lots of people send gifts
from a sense Of obligation rather
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02
HOLIDAY Bazaars.

The annual bazaar of the Ladies'
Social circle. of the Church of the
Redeemer will be held Wednesday in the
church parlors. Mrs. Thomas Lowry
is general chairman, and altho she is
out of town, preparations have gone
rapidly on and splendid variety of
useful and fancy articles will be offered
Mines. Luther Lawrence, William But
tiers, Phillip Hunt and Frank R. Chase
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. William Madison Lin-
gett of st. Anthony Park announce the
engagement of their daughter, Made
lelne Molyneaux, to Alfred Rogers
Smith of Cleveland
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-02

Mrs. John Wesley Bishof of Martins
burg, Va, announces the marriage of
her daughter, Virginia, to Max Won
Schlegell Of Minneapolis. Mr.. and
Mrs: Won Schlegell will reside in Mar
tinSburp,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Rochelle an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Viola June, to LIE Roy D. Godfrey,
which took place Wednesday evening.
Mr.: and Mrs: Godfrey will be at home
at 262l Aldrich avenue S after Jan. l.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

A nsesaaalspn in EefsIesee - The
graaang and lnpEsslng Ut Tai9en
Sareeg, a~s srea Railroad ayenae AID
EAe.enaA street, i'm an City n Las
xesAs. NsS Mexico.
wass.As TIE CITY cssansia 81 tn
s.ty OF Las Yeas. did by Rssaansssan
M. -. approved the sah das II An
gsS&. Al n. lss, order the City IN
sIneeE ef said city. 60 eEosssectkn
TIlaen street. hesNsea RAILROAD agea-
~ and Eleventh street. and 90 make
IN estimate Hf the total eaSG 0a gFad
iax sid street. and to e~stsnaase the
HnnsbeT nf cubic yards Of material ne
eesSary To BE- ased In the grading
thereof and Ia De- escasafea there
from: and.
Where A., the City Engineer ~ said
City Of las Vegas. has filed his regert
nf said erass4seetionins and of said
estimate % the cast of said work
etc. 80 made by him: aud.
Whereas. the City Council Of the
said City of Las Vegas. l. of the opin'
ion that said street and the portions
thereof ADORE mentioned should he
graded. and has fixed and hereby does
fix the 2sth dag of September. 1900,
a. the time when said City Council
will take definite action in regard Ia
requiring said work 20 he done:
Nov. Therefore be Il resolved by
the City Council Of the Cit- ~ las
Vegas. New Mexico. that the ssih DAY
Of September. 1900. In the eouneii
chambers In the city hall In the City
u Las Vegas. be. and the same here
by In set as the time and place at
which the owners Of property ahuttinE
on the portions OF said street 20 to BE-
graded and improved, viz: Tiiden
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21
RESOLUTION Ma. ~.

A resolution In reference 10 the
grading and improving Of Sixth street.
between Columbia and Friedman aven.
ues. In the City OF Las Vegas. New
Mexico.
Whereas. the City Council Of the
City Of Las Vegas. did by Resolution
No. lOs. approved the sth day Of
August. A. D. 1896. order the City
Engineer Of said city. to c~ross.section
Sixth street. between Columbia and
Friedman avenues. and to make an
estimate Of the total cost Of grad.
Ing said street. and to estimate the
number OF cubic yards Of material ne.
cessary to be used In the grading
thereof and to be excavated there
from: and.
Whereas. the City Engineer Of said
City OF Las Vegas has filed his re-
port Of said cross.sectioning and OF
said estimate Of the cost Of said work.
etc. so made by him: and
Whereas. the City Council Of said
City OF Las Vegas Is Of the opinion
that said named street and the por.
tions thereof above mentioned should
be graded. and has fixed and hereby
does fix the 26th day OF September.
1906. as the time when said City Coun.
Gil will take definite action In regard
to requiring said work to be done:
Now. Therefore be It resolved by
the City Council OF the City Of Las
Vegas, New Mexico. that the 26th day
of September. 1906. In the Council
Chamber IN the City Hall In the City
Of Las Vegas. be and the same here.
by Is set as the time and place at
which the owners Of property abut-
ting on the portions of said street SO
to be graded and improved, viz: Sixth
street, between Columbia and Fried
man avenues, or any other person or
persons interested therein, may ap.
pear before said City Council and be
heard as to the propriety and advisa-
bility Of making such improvements
and Of grading said street, and as to
the cost thereof. and as to the man.
ner of payment therefor, and as to any
other matter pertaining to said grad.
ing or improvement of said portions
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

Under the expansive policy al
President Ripley. the Santa 20 has
hegaa To forge ahead With its many
new projects and Is nos trying "a
improve the main line. The route I'm
Arizona II the center Of attraction,
Tue company has under process oi
construction a cutoff from Daggest.
on the main line to wtckenbnrg. The
line Is commonly known tn be- under
the control Of the Santa Fe. When
this line IL completed many miles
will be saved and the service will BE-
greatly improved. The Santa Fe ~
also considering the construction OF a
line from Silver City. y. A.. "a Win
kleman. A r. This will give the
trains on the main line Of the Santa
re an opportunity 10 go around some
of the worst tunnels and grades on
the road and would not make any ma
terial difference In the mileage. By
30 doing Il would pave the way for q
through route over the Santa fe 10
Galveston.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-09-21

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