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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-06-07

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that Z sl.. lu' l-a at the bonding
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when M Bowser left the house and
babe hay e39J night. lie hadn't far TO
so. After a walk Of three blocks h,
turned in at boarding hou : he had
often " ej and been f.yo~aN'- I'M
| pressed with, and the lanGialy herself
answered his ring lie said he wanted
Il room and board for Il day or two.
but she replied;
i take no guests except Tor a week
Then I'll stay for week." lie an
swcred, rejecting that be wanted to
give Mrs ToWser hard rub.
"And-and about the re-agelcesf"
she asked when he had handed her IS.
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"Tes. bat meyer heard t-a name be-
fore. Iau can stop tonight n-l ,3Hur-
row I SHAH a.a.. ra.a. trn"
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with Claresce is he likes so many.
lie is attracted by every pretty face lie

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there w4re fewer letters 20 write Direct
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q faculty for conversation Of a sort. l-
began in desuitory talk about things il
general, Justina admitting TO herself +.
. q El!f conscious way that another p.ls.
lese due her by right OF her plain face
was that CT comradeship with a young
man separated from her By iHpaasa5-a
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| cruoon when both of them w5lc uuo-cG-
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-24
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elmer Gorm In Steele gountp, Minn.,
ssborsn ipar6, ituoirte Ole ReGte un6
ertodrb fth als Mntpolt in Qincoln,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-10-24

t~ungspapier. grft 6ieier Sag. mar lie
"a Stunber lang Die 8rout hes @roBz
fiirifen Midael, bes 8rubers bes 3as
rem, uno puroe 70 our Mufe urees
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hirfte bic 9eiratb niht obne bic 3us
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Cha faIsmm p-erbrannsss m.sAeu.

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Der bon Der Bunoesregierung als
probifrrifher Gpuperneur BON Ruba
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panomatonal- Gone unb @eianote fir
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18
pERsnNA1 AND SOCIAL, !.

Miss Dorothy Bour viii retufn to Chicago to-
morrow evening. VIZ 3
Mr.. and Mrs. T. j. Dansingberg Of University
avenue Sc are In Duluth.
Mr.: and Mrs. John Elliott have sold their
home on Pillsbury avenue and are at Hotel
Berkeley. 81: 4s,s 4 3z5 q. si III
E. H. Holbrook, who has been visiting in
Massachusetts, Rhode Island, New York and
F pennsylvania, returned this morning.
Dr. A. b. Marshall Of the First Presbyterian
church will deliver two lectures at the. Devils
Lake chautauqua on tomorrow Afternoon and
evening. He will return for Sunday services.
Louis LARAMIE has left for Montreal and
Quebec where he Will spend several weeks visit
ing old friends \ at his .birthplace, returning
hohe by way Of the St Lawrence river and the
east. stSa 80 80 49, sStfs= 81 v 4
Mrs. L. r. $. Woodbury. and Miss T S. l..
Shepherd have returned to- their home, SIG Unit
yersitys avenue Sc. after q soJourn. i of eight
months at Long Beach and IN southern Call
ifornia. ST EEss jss s II t4.
Dr.. Harriet Davies, former inferno at the
TENDER for India, where she Will become q
medical missionary. Dr.. Davies y q graduate
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18
LAKE BREEZES.

Fl. F. Matson has been spending two weeks
vacation with his family at WildhIrst.
VIM Allen Of Minneapolis spent Sunday at
the Frank Gowan cottage at Wildhurst.
Miss Leslie Roberts has been the guest of
Miss Jennybelle Stone at Excelsior for week.
Miss Ethel Forbes of Chicago will be the
guest of Miss Echo McKusick for a few days
this week. E.. "..-. -....
Max and Charles Davis of Cincinnati will
be guests at the McKusick cottage. Wildhurst,
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs William S. Mcwade of Christ
mas Lake are spending the week at Camp Lake
view, Lake City. ,. ..-.-f .z-..
= Miss Julia c. Fife Of st. Louis. is at the
Sampson house. Miss Fife had not been at the
lake for two summers. .."... r. =
and Mrs. Frank stone at their lake cottage on
Gideons Bay over Sunday. . i .s.7'E F'
Mrs, A: J. Bisbee. who has been spending the
past six weeks in Missouri. has returned to her
| summer home near Excelsior 'H- -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard of Winnipeg and family
are guests Of NJ and Mrs; r. 81 A. Merrill at
Professor H. X. Harter Of Osseo and Mrs
William Fuller Of Minneapolis were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Lyman over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Rome g Brown NJ, SS., have I'VE
six weeks. return to their home at Kenwood
today. 90 -. ~
Mrs. G. Adams and little daughter, who have
been visiting Mrs parents a+l MI ana
| their home in Duluth. ."
| Mr.. and Mrs. T.. J. Garland have returned
| from several weeks absence IL the east and
are at their summer home at Wildhurst fog the
| remainder of the season. -
| Mrs Grant Allen Of New York will return
to the lake next week. after an absence of five
years. to spend the remainder OF the summer
with her daughter. Mrs. Frank Gowan.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Chute were over Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. %. C. Pratt at Wild
hurst j. G. Todd and Miss Edith Todd were
also at the Pratt cottage for the day.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. John Kingan Of Emooria Kan,
] are now on their way to the lake. They are
coming by way of Canada and will open their
cottage at Wildhurst after an absence Of two
years
Mrs. O.. L. Gooding of Orange, n. J., is
visiting Mrs. Walter Powers at Orono. Mr..
! and Mrs. Charles Chadbourn. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Boardman and Mr.. Slater spent Sunday at the
! Powers cottage.
hurst will leave Thursday evening for Phila-
i delphia to meet Miss Lois Tenant. who re-
:, turns Sunday from a years tour thru Europe.
! Miss Tenant has spent the year abroad will,
/ Mrs Frances B. Potter.
\ Satin smooth skin secured using Satin skin
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CLUBS AND CHARITIES
G. A.: r. Reception,

: Morgan post, G: A. R.. and corps will
hold reception Friday evening in Nor
gan post hall on Nicollet and Third
street in honor Of Commander Levi
Longfellow and Mrs. Ida K. Martin, de-
partment president Of the w. R. C.. Re,
eeiving with Mr.. Longfellow and74Mrs.
#eral L.. A., Grant and Mrs. Margaret
Shaw president Of the corps and y: g.
Allen. Presiding at the frappe table
will bA Mines. G. H. Hatch, W. II. Nell
son and E. G. Allen. ="
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home of Mrs Clara Schultz, 52a Girard ave

The Graded Union Of Sunday School Teachers
VIII meet tomorrow at pm. in the Y. W..
G. A. assembly hall. Mrs. James Geggie will
conduct fo the devotiSna service taking for her
Briggs will teach the lesson. Plans have been
made for joint meeting next week, Wednes-
day, with the st. Paul union, to be held at the
strong program. will be presented.
The degree. team of Pansy lodge, D. of R.,
Will take chartered car leaving Hennepin and
Washington avenues at tbs tomorrow evening
TOR the Soldiers home, where they will put on
their drill 49,. 1-- ~ By. .-N'
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Welsh Picnic.

The Welsh people Of theN twin cities
will hold their annual reunion and Sun
day school picnic at Excelsior Saturday.
An interesting program of games; con;
tests, speeches and music has been ar,
ranged by the committee in charge Of
.outdo all previous affairs Of a similar
character. Trains will leave the ST.
Louis depot at 9!15 am. and at 1:45
pm. 49,. .-> r,..5... .1', ~ 49,
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Eldoradn Wis III tI'.. .''.' .''''-

Minneapolis people at New York hotels are:
Hotel Astoria, F. Menison Normandie, Mrs.
nams; Murray Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Barn
tbs; Breslin, F.. G. Mcsherry; Holland, A. H.
Boyd, H. L. Tucker. ~~.,<5sa
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.. Morrill, are entertaining
the Misses Jessie jolly and Tassa Brown of
Owensboro, KY, Mt their home Tenth ave-
nue. S. The two young women have just re-
turned from trip thru the Yellowstone park.
They will remain in Minneapolis for a few
days to see the sights OF the twin cities.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

In arranging Tor your summer day out
ings. It means a nice railway ride on
the Northern Pacific s Lake Superior
Limited, s delightful trip on Lake
on Isle Royale.,. Round trip tickets on
sale daily, with 6.day limit, $3.50.
IA For full information write or call on
G. F. McNeill, City Pass. Agt.. Nor.
Pac. Ry.. 70 Nicol1et Blk. Minneapo-
lis. MINI, ~ =
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"The North Coast Limited

Splendidly illustrated booklet tell
ing about one Of the finest trains in the
world; daily between st. Paul, Mime
apolis and the great Pacific Northwest.
You ought to read it. It's free. Call
on or address G.. F. Mcneil, city pas
senger agent, Northern Pacific railway,
Minneapolis, MINI.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18
, CLUE NOTES.

Morgan W. R. G. will meet at pm. FRI
day. T. ----@ - v -. 60 .-ts
The Western Avenue w. G. T. u. viii hold
its annual meeting at the home Of Mrs. Stuh1-
feier, s13 Fourth avenue N, at 2:3o pm. to-
morrow. ,.sta ?. -, SO. L..t.,'. w. =.
L. P. Plummer W. R. C. will hold an all
day meeting with basket luncheon at the
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

The recent summer arrivals at the
Hotel La Paul are: Mr.. and Mrs. +. c..
Smith and Miss Gertrude Smith, Miss
NJ. B. Holt, Waterloo, Iowa; E. j.
Woolf, Minneapolis; Frank G. Dolke,
Brookline, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. e.
Sunday guests at the hotel were:,
Mrs, H. NJ. Hart, Henry Anderson, Eda
Anderson, Theodore Anderson, Charles
T. Wilkinson, Miss Selma Peterson, Mr..
and Mrs. L. S. Bryant, Miss Straight,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gunderson, j.. p. Roch-
ester. Lillian Linden, R. A.. Leightore,
Frank Courtney, H. G. Anderson, Oscar
Peterson, Miss Chelew. J. P.;Schaeff
Minneapolis; J. s. Gillian, st. Paul;
Charles L.. Coleman, E. J. Wellmuth,
Mrs. H. H. Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. J. Blanchard, Chicago; Mrs. E. w.
Smith, Marshalltown, Iowa; Miss Anna
Johnson, Miss Title johnson, Sioux
CITY; Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Conner, Miss
Belle Horton. Middleton, N. "; Miss
Margaret Erwin, Los Angeles, CAL: H.
A. Bennett, Mrs. H. L. Albertus, Mrs.
i. P: Bacon. Miss M. L. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. G. B. Gould, W. F. Dalke, Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Boyd, Frank Cox, Mrs.
H. NJ, Hart, st. Paul. ..--.7 ~ IT,.
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Mrs. Ruth B. Ridges entertained at
her summer home at Christmas Lake,
the "Outlook," for a group of thirty
guests over Sunday. Miss Ruth Ridges
assisted her mother, ....7 -..
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Miss Echo McKusick of Wildhurst
has returned from delightful house
party which Miss Virginia Killmer
gave for party of girls who were, her
classmates at Carleton college. Misses
Lois Van Slyke, Echo McKusick, Lu-
ellie Higgins and Hazel Rollins Of Min
cagO were present, >~
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Judge and Mrs 0. P. shiras who are
entertaining their grandaug hters,
Misses Dana Van Fleet Of Duluth and
Lettie Kinnier of Dubuque at Hotel del
Otero, give dinner Of twelve covers
for them Sunday. = -..--... 49,. -
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Mrs. Cecile Barnes of Fairviewsis en-
PERTAINING a group of St. Paul friends
at a houseparty this week. 49, - ...
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Fishing and Camping Rates to Madison
Lake, Waterville and Elysian, MINI,

y For parties Of ten or more one fare
and one-third for the round trip, good
for. ten days. Tickets on sale daily
until Sept; 80; For 9 further information g
corner Nicollet avenue and Fifth street,
Minneapolis. Is
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Don't Forget Isle Royale

Satin smooth skin secured using Satin skin
cream and Satin skin powder. 25c.
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Miss Ethel Canterbury entertained at
plate shower today in honor Of Miss
Corinne Broughton, bride of the
month Bright clusters Of fragrant
white carnations and sweet peas were
arranged on the tables and cabinets
During the afternoon the eighteen girl
friends Of the bride guessed the omitted
flowers in floral love tale. Luncheon
was served in the diningroom, where a
basket on the table was filled with the
white blossoms and eighteen white tap
ers glowed in crystal standards. White
carnations tied with tulle marked the
place appointed for the bride.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

. Mrs. A. Braash will entertain at din
ner this evening at her home, 1927 Ere
mont avenue N, in honor Of Miss Kate
Riis, daughter of Jacob Riis Of Rich
mond Hill, N. Y, who is guest Of Miss
Mabel Swenson, daughter Of M. S.
Swenson, former minister to Denmark.
Covers will be laid for twelve.
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Mrs. Flora Fisher Of Chicago, former
ly of Geneseo,,F Ill.,. has been spending q
few weeks in the city as the guest Of
Mrs. Mark B. Smith at her home on Col
fax avenue s. Mrs. Fisher and Mrs.
are childhood friends, and a number of
delightful social affairs have been given
for Mrs. Fisher while she was here
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

Mr.. and Mrs J.s.W. Clarke of 1922
Nicollet avenue announce the engage
ment Of their daughter, Alma Marie, to
will take place in the late summer.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

Mrs. G. P. Dickerson gave a luncheon
in the Japanese room at Donaldson s
tearooms yesterday for six guests.
Sweet peas made mound on the cen
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-18

:. Mrs. J. Gordon who is spending the
summersoat Lake Minnetonka, enter
tanned six guests hat Donaldson IS tea
rooms yesterday. Pink roses were in
the center of the table.
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" dIU0S VHVsVU W @ZsO'VVs
At this price we offer very pretty.
gray, Alice blue and plain coloredt
suits. Just what you have wanted.
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Mrs. Charles Godfrey of Hotel Tonka
Bav arranged bridge whist party for
the quests of the hotel last evening.
Cards were played on the piazza, and
the holders of highest score received
pretty prizes. This evening the regular
hop will be given at the hotel and to,
morrow evening the young people will
be entertained. Miss Blanche Lord of
New York gave drive around the lake
yesterday morning for a group of
friends from the hotel. Saturday even
ing a number Of the younger girls gave
Welsh rarebit party and Miss Flor
ence Petsch of St. Paul gave a chatting
dish supper Sunday evening.
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R1IMIMl
2TzA7

| I y q sA L. 3 ! Z. : /.
Mrs. r. C. Van Dnsen of Minnetonka
Beach will entertain at young
peoples dancing party Friday evening
at the Lafayette club for Miss Jessica
Marshall of Duluth, who is the guest
of Miss Mary Van Dusen, and for Miss
Esther Adams of Duluth, who is Wis
ting at the Passmore summer home,
Hillcrest. 4t.&
Mrs. G. F.. Hopkins Of Hotel del
Otero gave kimono party Monday
evening at the hotel for a group Of
the guests. The tearoom, with its dainty
appointments, had a decoration of scar
let peoples and deep red nasturtlums,
which correspondent perfectly with the
Japanese furniture in the room. The
guests came in Japanese costume, and
| the bright colors Of the kimonos made
| a charming picture. Misses Elizabeth
dressed to represent Japanese boys and
| assisted about the table, which was
presided over by Miss Susan Farwell
and Miss Louise Whitney. In the eve
ming the women were served a special
| dinner at which covers were laid for
Mines Hopkins, Robert Davis. Charles
Bicknell, Charles Green, Griffin Green,
w. R. Gillian, A. r. Hall, T. 4. Colson'
| G. N. Farwell. F. Alleback and =. p.
Bolles and group OF younger women.
The Lyndale Needle Work club is en-
ssi31e e the home of Mrs. 4. r. Rugg.
There are sixteen in the party, and
boating, fishing and driving around the
lake are means of passing the time de-
lightfully. ..<......,
Mrs. Charles Godfrey of Hotel Tonka
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Mrs. G. w. Hagstrom Of Third ave-
nue. S entertained at luncheon yester-
day for Miss Mabel Keller, who will
leave shortly for Europe. Sweet peas
and nasturtiums were used on the ia
bles and flags and buntings gave an air
a program Of songs during the after.
noon. Monday afternoon, Mrs. Hager-
strom gave luncheon for Mrs. G.. Ar
vid Hagstrom Of Chicago, who is visit
ing relatives at Waconia. There were
nine guests. 5, =
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N. Littman has issued invitations for
the marriage Of his daughter, Rose, to
NJ. Moss, which will take place Thurs
day, Aug. 2, at s pm, at the home Of
the family, 270s Chicago avenue. Miss
and Ralph Hamburger of Chicago will
be the best man. t.. Sunday evening,
Mrs. Charles Gebhardt entertained at
dinner for Miss Littman and Mr.. Moss.
There were seven guests.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-11-13
H. e. FOSTER RECEIVED INJURY
Foo; Badly sprained While Crossing
Bridge Monday Morning.

Ol'SsN 'Ni'SeJ ''~' '''''g'
While crossing foot bridge at the
Rod and Gun club lake Monday
morning, II. f. Foster received q
spralued foot which may keep him
confined for some time Nj Foster
and c. D. Wortham we're At the lake
fishing. Mr Foster was crossing q
bridge which connects the watch
mans house with th new boat house.
when his foot turned. The twls.
sprained it across the iDstep.
He was Immediately brought TO
town and medical aid summoned. His
Injuries we're dressed last night, but
remained very painful all night The
s1raia IS the most serious possible,
and Mr.. Foster narrowly escaped hay-
ing his foot broken. At first II was
morning II was more thoroughly
morning il vas was more thoroughly
examined aad it was found to be a
severe sprain instead OF being broken.
lie viii cd confined 10 his roof prob.
ably ten days