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home near stuben. DR.. spilman Of
Ottumwa, and Drs. R. o. Shelton and
Clarence Cronk attended her bedside
all night on Thursday and on Friday
her symptoms were more favorable
and hopes of her recovery are en-
terta1ned.
Mrs. Salina Norris Of Des Moines, is
spending a week at the home Of her
brother, Roll Colliver.
Dr.. w. H. McLauflin of Minneap-
oils. Mimi, addressed the students Of
the s. I. N. at the college chapel hour
Friday morning. The talk was great
ulty.
Mrs. U. s. Smith Of Montezuma, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. q.
Patterson.
Miss Bessie Reed Of Pulaski. spent
Friday at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
Naffsizger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Shelton have re-
turned from Kentucky. where they
have been making an extended visit
with relatives.
John H. Curl of Kansas. is spending
week with his cousins, John H. and
George Curl.
Mrs. George Curl returned Friday
from short pleasure trip through
Cantril and Keosauqua to Pittsburg,
where she was accompanied on Thurs
day by Mrs. I. e. Siders and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Paul Dillon, and Mrs. Miller
and Miss Edna Grace of Centerville.
The party spent the day picnicking at
Pittsburg, and greatly enjoyed the out
ing.
Mrs. r. L. Hardy and little daughter
Esther OF Parker Prairie, Mimi, are
visiting at the home Of Mrs. Hardy
sister, Mrs. S. F. Mcconnell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fulton Putnam return
ed Thursday from Washington, where
thye had been spending couple OF
weeks with their daughter, Mrs. M
Scranton.
Misses Pearl and Ruth Lain OF
Shunem, returned Friday from Center
vile, where they visited their broth
er, Guy Lain, who is moving his fam
lily to Des Moines, where he has &C
cepted opposition as assistant clerk al
the Union depot.
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HlTEMAN.

M
Hiteman, July 14.-Mrs. John r.
Price returned to her home in Abba
Friday, after visit with her parents,
Prof. and Mrs. P. Welsh.
Miss Maggie Roberts Of Ottumwa, Is
the guest Of her mother. Mrs H. Rob-
erts.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Jeffries and son
Earl returned to their home in Abba
Friday after visiting relatives and
friends here.
Mrs. ]. H. McCarty Of ottumwa, is
In the vicinity visiting friends.
Miss Anna Vanshock OF Illinois, is
the guest OF Miss Anna Marmell.
Ben Palmer left last evening for
Denver. Col.
Mrs. Will Glentzer went to Melrose
Friday for few days visit with
friends.
Miss Dinah Moss of Cherokee, is:
visiting her mother. Mrs. Pritchard, Of
this vicinity.
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parlors yesterday afternoon. conducts
ed by the Rev. Pearse Pinch. Mr.. john
son arrived in Fairfield Tuesday from
Decatur ILL.,, and secured employment
only to receive the message that his
little one was dead.
G. D. Greeson, who has been chief
engineer at the water works for several
years, has resigned his position and
leaves JULY rs for Galesburg, where he
has accepted a similar position. His
successor here has not yet been named.
At the annual election Of officers Of
the board of directors Of the city
library held Thursday evening. r. j.
Wilson was elected president of tho
board, w. G. Ross. vice president; G..
]. Fulton. secretary, and Mrs. ]. S.
Mckinney, treasurer.
President and Mrs. w. e. Parsons
have returned from a trip to Muskoks
Lakes, north of Toronto, where they
hove been spending three weeks.
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FOSTER.

Foster. July 14-Miss Sylvia Hughes
Of Ottumwa spent the Fourth OF July
with her sister, Mrs. G. Fosenburg.
Roy Manor and wife visited with J.
A. Campbell in Ottumwa one day last
week.
Bert seely moved from the farm into
town last Monday.
Mr.. Ferley's child is in fair way
to recover from its recent sickness.
1t is reported that there are two
cases of whooping cough in town.
Everything is being done to prevent
the spreading of it.
Allen Decker and wife of Rutledge
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DuNREATH.

Dunreath, July 14.-Misses Alpha
Amos and Nellie Gibbons Of this place
were Red Rock callers Sunday.
Melvin Cooper Of Cordova, was
Sunday visitor here.
Johnnie Phifer Of this place, called
at Cordova Tuesday.
Miss Bernie Amos Of Rousseau, was
visitor at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Pearl Martin Of Fifield, spent
Wednesday here.
Miss Nellie Gibbons and Alpha Amoa
spent Tuesday with Mrs. A. A. Patti-
son.
George Thomasson and John PhifeI
were Red Rock callers Sunday.
Miss Pearl Shiller of Runnels, called
on Alpha Amos Sunday.
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FAIRFIELD.

Fairfield, July 14.-C. ]. Nelson, who
has efficiently managed the local office
Of the Western Union Telegraph COM
pany since last December, has resigned
his position to take effect July Is, and
will enter the employ Of the Burlington
railway. He will be succeeded by W.
7. Prime OF Oskloosa. The Fairfield
patrons of the Western Union will
regret that such prompt and capable
manager as is Mr.. Nelson Is not to be
retained in the service.
The funeral services Of the little
babe OF Mr.. and Mrs. George johnson
were held at Kerrick's undertaking
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July 15-

July 49,
1530-Cortez arrives at Vera Cruz.
1675-Peace made in Massachusetts
with Narragansett Indians.
l742-Spaniards retire from attack
on Savannah
1763-All the English forts in the
west captured by Indians, ex-
cept Niagara, Pitt, and Detroit.
l769-Governor Bernard prorogues
the Massachusetts general
court because it refuses to
make provision for the sup.
port of British soldiers.
1779--Gen. Wayne recaptures Stony
Point, on the Hudson.
17s8-Georgie cedes all her Western
lands to the Federal govern
ment.
1S63-Draft riots in Boston, Brook
Ign, and other cities.
1S63-President Jefferson Davis, of
the Southern Cenfederacy, is
sues his first CONSUMPTION pro-
clamation.
july 49,
1755-Halifax proposes to Parlia-
ment to ease England by tax
ing the colonies.
17a0-Congress passes an act locat-
ing the future seat of the gov
eminent in the District of Co.
lumbia.
1s42-House of Representatives
passes a bill to restore the
protective tariff; duties ave-
rage about 33 per cent.
1s49-Blighting frost in Massachu-
sets.
July 17--
1S03-Commodore Preble blockades
the port and begins the siege
of Tripoli.
1s12-Important American post of
Mackinaw surprised and cap
tured by the British.
1813--British and Indians repulsed
at Fort George.
1s62-Congress passes the confsca-.
zion acA
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Popular Excursion to the Twin Cite

Popular Excursion to the Twin Cities.
On Saturday, July 81, the Iowa Cen
trail will run another popular excur-
sion to Minneapolis and st. Paul, 1eav-
ing Oskaloosa at 1920 p. NJ, arriving
Minneapolis Sunday 500 a. m. and st.
Paul $50 a. NJ, at the exceedingly
low rate Of $3.50 for round trip. Tick
cts good to return on any regular train
not later than No. 2, leaving st. Paul
900 a. m, Minneapolis 9:35 a. M,
Tuesday, July "a. This will enable ex.
cursionists to see all the points of IN
terest around the Twin Cities.
A tourist sleeper will be attached
to train and those desiring reservation
can obtain same on application to ag-
ents. Double berth accommodating
two people), s1.00.
See bills or consult ticket agents for
information.
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EDDYvlLLE LODGES.
Allen Pyle Of Des Moines Supreme
President.

Allen Pyle Of Des Moines Supreme
President.
Eddyville, July 1.-THE Homestead
ers had special session Thursday
night. The supreme president, Allen
J. Pyle, of Des Moines, was present
and conferred with the members on
some business matters. At the conclu-
sion of the session the drill team gave
a drill and refreshments were served.
About fifty members we're present and
had an enjoyable time.
Have Installation.
The Odd Fellows had an interesting
and well attended session Wednesday
night. In addition to installation Of Of
f1cers they also had work in the initia-
tory degree. The officers installed
were:
Noble grand-Fred Wilcox.
Vice grand--W. S. Right.
Recording secretary-C. R. Harper.
Financial secretary-W. M. Stuber.
Treasurer-John jaeger, Sr.
r. S. to N. Crank Johnson.
l.. S. to N. G.-L. M. English.
R. S. to v. Cd. b. Waugaman.
Il. W W ". hSLCACSs
Conductor-B. s. Lennon.
Warden-Wesley Donegan.
R. s. S.-Wilbur Hall.
L. S. Sired Saville.
Inner guard-Agedine Leeling.
Outer guard-Milan Bolibaugh.
Other Items Of Interest.
A. H. McMahan and family, of Okla
home, arrived from Colorado Thurs.
day for a months visit with Mr.. Nc
Mahans father, r. w. McMahan, and
other relatives.
John Donehay is able to be out again
after few days severe Illness
Mrs. Ezra Quarton, of Abba, spent
the week here with relatives.
Patrick Smith has returned from a
few days stay in Abba. =.
Mrs VIM. Allison has been visiting
her son, Harlan Allison, In Ottumwa.
Phil Stuber has returned from a
short visit at Ottumwa.
Word has been received here Of the
birth Of baby boy to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Hartman, of ABaxter, on Tues.
day, July 10, 1906. Mr.. and Mrs. Hart.
man were both former residents OF
Eddyville.
Born, Thursday, July -, to Rev and
Mrs. c. w. Hampstead, Of North Sec
ond street, baby boy. Rev. Hemp.
stead is the pastor of the Congrega-
tional church.
Mrs Lewis Harding, ST., has been
seriously iii with paralysis.
Rev. Right returned Wednesday
from Fremont where he had been in
attendance at the district conference of
the Methodist Episcopal church.
Many Eddyville people attended the
Hagenbeck shows in Oskaloosa Tues.
day and perhaps as many others went
to Ottumwa Wednesday to the same
circus.
Miss Bertha Waugaman returned
Wednesday from short visit with
friends at Oskaloosa.
Calvin Manning and j. S. Chandler
of Ottumwa were in town Tuesday.
Will Briggs, of Hilton, visited Tues.
day with his mother, Mrs. G. Briggs, at
Hayden Chapel
Mr.. and Mrs. S. e. williams visited
Oskaloosa relatives Tuesday.
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and l was to meet him. The program
was carried out without a hitch, and
before the noon hour l led the digni-
fed figure into the dusty den of my
friend.
Again the bald head turned; again
two muffled shrieks Of delight, again
two strong men sobbing on each 9TH
er's shoulders. While I stood trans
fixed with amazement, they recalled
incident after incident that I had set
down to mendacity on the part Of my
friend, and "reminiscences of the old
scarlet education-box flew thick and
fast. Again two grateful men turned
to thank me, and again fed
To tell my thoughts on the occasion
would be to relate history Of Satan's
good deeds There were none. was
daZed beyond the power Of speech or
coherent cogitation. l could only re-
member with dread that had coming
on the next succeeding days the novel
list, the cartoonist, the labor leader, the
presidential aspirant, the poet. Sure
ly all could not turn out to my discom-
future. But alas! Every man Of them
all recognized Abe even before he re.
called them, and my friend had so
many days off that his boss had to re-
strict him, to two drinks and an hours
visit with each lion that came along.
At last, in my utter humility, my
courage gone and my money depleted,
called on Abe alone. Grasping my
hand. he said:
BILLY, old man, you're wonder. I
never suspected the boundless kind
ness of that big heart Of yours. You
have made the last week or two Sc
ries of the happiest possible surprises
and given me reunion with each of
a number of old schoolmates who have
distanced me in life's race without in
curing drop of my envy. Il"
Hold on, Abe" / said, unable to
stand for any more Of his misplaced
gratitude. II must confess that new
er believed one word you said about
these celebrities and your familiarity
with them, and schemed to confuse
you and catch you in pack of les
I waited for his Gliding, but in vain.
"Old man." said he, tenderly laying
his hand on my arm, 'syou had evident
ly forgotten that was born and reared
in Indiana"
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The Odd Fellows had an interesting
and well attended session Wednesday
night In addition to installation Of Of.
ficers they also had work In the initia.
tory degree. The officers installed
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and I was to meet him. The program
was carried out without hitch, and
before the noon hour l led the digni-
fed figure into the dusty den Of my
friand
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SALTWATER

Mrs. J. M. Schaffer and Mrs. Adolph
Kelm entertained small group of
friends Tuesday afternoon in honor of
their sister, Mrs. William Schwalen of
Webster, n. D., who are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Soens.
Mrs. -Schwalen left Wednesday morn
ing for Burkhardt and Warren, Wis,
for a week s visit. -s-
Among those who attended the state
music teachers convention in Mime
apolis were Mrs. T. A. Whitworth,
Misses Anne M. Hughes, Alice Holen,
Katharine Eichten, Olive Ogren and
Lillian johnson. ...-- r..~ :,
c. A. .Schweiger of Red Wing was a
recent. guest of his brother, DR.. J. s.
Schweiger. -E.s
Miss Mamma Caesar went to North
field, MINI, to attend the commence
ment exercises of Carleton college. Her
brother Dean is one of the graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Holm also went to
Mortified for commencement
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S.. Davis of Still
water and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Smith of
Minneapolis have had ten days out
ing at Gordon, Wis.
Miss Mabelle Hillary entertained the
members of the Junior class of the Still
water high school Friday evening at
her home on Sixth street S.
Bernard Sexton and his sister, Miss
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ton were dinner guests on Sunday Of.
Captain and Mrs. Parker.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Cooper gave a
dinner on Sunday for Mr.. and Mrs.
Smith Of Davenport, Iowa, who have
been the guests Of their son, Lieuten-
ant Frederick Smith of the artillery
corps. @
Captain and Mrs. Macarthur gave an
enjoyable 500 party Tuesday night in
honor Of General and Mrs. Andruss,
who are visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Oscar Straub. Delicious refreshments
were served and the prizes, four in all,
were won by Mrs. Hugh Parker and
Mrs. Billiard, Major sibley and Cap
tain Gardner.
The young people Of the post had a
straw ride and moonlight picnic on
Thursday night. They ate their sup
pers in the beautiful glen near the tar
get range, known as ttHappy Hollow
Captain and Mrs. Straub gave a
bridge party for three tables on Fri
day night for their guests, General
and Mrs. Andruss.
Captain and Mrs. Parker entertained
at dinner Saturday night in honor of
Mrs. johnson Of Vancouver barracks,
Washington, who has been the guest
Of st. Paul friends for several DAYS.
Asked to meet Mrs. johnson were Col
onel Pitcher and Major and Mrs. Bull
lard s=a $3.50
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.HAMLINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N. .Akers gave
a dinner Monday evening in honor OF
the alumnae Of the University Of Wis
consin, who were delegates to the BIZ
The senior class Of Hamline univer-
sity, accompanied by Mrs. George d:
Bridgman. visited the art gallery of
Mr.. and Mrs j. J. Hill last week. !.
Miss Evie Winston was the guest OF.
honor at a luncheon given by Mrs.
Charles Collett Friday, and a hand
kerchief shower Friday evening, given
by Miss Pearl Heal Of Hewitt avenue.
Mrs. Morris Atchison is visiting at
Dr. and Mrs. It. g. Wheat and chill
dren have been guests of Mrs. i. w.
Foster on their way from Marshall,
Mimi. to Boston, Mass.
Professor John Ylvisaker of Luther
seminary, has returned from a trip to
Palestine.
Dr.. ii. G. Stub Of Luther seminary
leaves this week for Norway to attend
the coronation ceremonies.
Mrs. John, Munson has gone to
Memphis, Tenn.
MI. and Mrs. Kendall spent part Of
| the week at st. Croix Falls. Wis.
Mrs. Charles Heines of Olivia is Wis
ting her mother. Mrs. Frank Cole.
| Mrs. Larson Of Minot, N. D., is the
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ST. ANTHONY PARK

Mrs. Kelly is entertaining her cousin,
Mrs: Ariel Hayes Of Portland, Me.
Miss Jennie Ware has returned from
Northfeld, where she attended the
Gamma Delta Tea.
Miss May Chase is visiting at Fari-
bault. 5s3
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsbury are visiting
relatives in the east =
Miss Cornelia Hollinshead has re-
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Gibson spent
Sunday at Howard Lake.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Methodist church will hold an ice
cream social Tuesday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Of Bay
less avenue.
Mrs. Georgia Blake and Miss Fran
ees Blake will leave this week for
California. " ..-faI
|, Miss Kate Pettiiohn is entertaining
Mrs. Thorson. of Glenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Ware are enter.
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HOPKINS

The graduating, class of the Hopkins
high school held it's commencement
exercises last week. The baccalaureate
sermon was delivered Sunday by Rev:
Donald Mckenzie of Excelsior in Odd
Fellows hall. Monday evening, IN
Anderson's, Opera hall, the class-day
exercises were held. A Greek play was
prophecy given. The commencement ex
ercises were held Tuesday evening. The
hall was prettily decorated in white
and green, the class colors, and several
musical numbers were given by mem
bers of the class. The list Of gradu-
ates Includes Thomas Shaughenscy,
president; Charles Maloney, vice pres
ident; Alice Mccormick, secretary;
Lyelle Poppleten, treasurer; Alberta
Prahl and Sarah Graves musicians;
penger, Rose May Holasek, Lillian May
Hosp, Matilda Sund, Pauline Estelle
Graves, Myrtle Eldora Gordon, Anna
Louise Miller, Marguerite Ellen Rogan,
Emil George Louba, Lucie Scuba and
Arthur Mckenzie Wade. Martha
Lund was chosen for valedictorian and
Marguerite Rogan as salutatorian.
The eighth grade graduating exer-
A program of fifteen numbers was
given, including the valedictory and
salutatory address by Frances Berry
and Ida Swenson; the class will, by
Charlotte Ring, Sophie Armel Arthur
bingham and George Feigal; the class
poem by Mamie Smith and the class
prophecy by Carrie Dominick, Mary
Jensen, Ida Swenson, Louis Navratil,
Irving Klopp and Edwin Mcdonald.
The members of the class are FRANCES
Helen Berry, Ida Bertha Swenson, So
,o1,;o T;ll;or S11cao F1iza Vince
Ter, Hazel Marguerite Brandt, Louise
Jensen, Lillian Rose Koblas, Mabel
Margaret Hughes, Arthur Irving Ring
ham, Edwin Joseph Mcdonald, Elmer
Jorgensen, Grace Alice Romine, Emily
Mary Jensen, Louis Alviz Nayratil,
Carrie Emma Dominick, Elmer Lean
der Redeem, Charlotte Mildred Ring,
Lizzie Julia Shenkye, George anton
Feigal, George Mccoy Buines, Be Be IS;
Smith, Vivian Almira Bates, Irving
James Klopp, Joseph Navratil, Daniel
Francis Ryan, Peter Rasmussen and
Walter Jensen, George Lawrence Teyro.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Meth
odist church will meet Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. A. w: Cooper
Luncheon will be served. .5s,-:.r~
ciety Of Our Savior's church will give
an ice cream sociable at the Oak Hill
schoolhouse. ...... .
Special musical services will be held
this morning in the Congregations
church and the theme Of Mr.. Dan
forth s address will be ''The Content
ment and Gain Of Goodness.
Mrs. H. G. Kinney has been enter
tanning during the past week, for he,
sister-in-Law, Mrs. Clyde Lytteel Of
Milwaukee,. Tuesday Mrs. q. L. Par
ker and Miss Carrie Smith of Indian
with Mrs. Kinney. Miss Smith is {
singer of remarkable talent and has
i been for some time the soloist Of thu
First Methodist church at Indianapolis
/ The Misses Larch and Pauline
Graves will leave, next week for then
home in Mohall, Nd.
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FORT SMELLING

Lieutenant Nathan J. Shelton of the
artillery corps and Mrs. Shelton have
just returned from four months :
leave spent in Baltimore. Mr.. Shelton
returns much improved in health, and
they are again living in their old quar-
tiers in the artillery post, where they
were Joined on Wednesday by Mrs.
Shelton $ mother, Mrs. Barry, from
Denver.
Captain Edward King, Second cav
airy, returned Monday from several
weeks relief duty in San Francisco,
where he Mad charge Of one Of the dis
tricts into which the city was divided
to insure systematic relief work.
Mrs. Gasser gave luncheon Tues
day in honor of a number of dele
gates to the biennial from her home
state, Ohio. Other guests were Mines.
Prick, Billiard, Allen and Sibley. At
ter the luncheon the guests enjoyed q
concert by the Twenty eighth infantry
band and battalion parade.
Captain and Mrs. Pearce entertained
at dinner on Tuesday night Miss West
lake of Minneapolis and Lieutenant
Lowe. 7.',. ~. - 3 - - : :
Major and Mrs. Prick entertained At
supper. on Sunday night Lieutenant and
Mrs. Talbot, Lieutenant Faulkner and
Mrs. Robinson. f''S
Lieutenant and Mrs. Nathan J. Shell
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AMONG THE CoTTAGERs.

MI. and Mrs Rome G.. Brown have taken the
Garland cottage at Wildhurst and Will be at
the lake during Mr.. and Mrs. Garlands ab-
sence' in the east. .;1 ~ =
Ell Stillwell and family are occupying the
WEIGH cottage at Wildhurst.
The Dr. Simpson cottage at Wildhurst Is
occupied this summer by the ]. D. V1vtans.
g. Miss Daisy O'Brien' came out to the lake
Friday and will spend week at the Frank
Perkins home in Excelsior. g. z::r$
Mr. and Mrs. F. G.. Henderson Of Milwaukee
spent Thursday with the Greens at their upper
lake cottage. ... ~ -. a
Miss Gertrude Small of Chicago the
guest Of Miss Rena Stone at Excelsior last
week. 80. -, r'm ~.
taken a cottage at Cottagewood for the season.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Stallman are at the Hotel
Buena Vista, Mound, for the summer. q
Miss j. BELLY Of Boston Mass: WI who
of Mrs. j. u. Bell at her home on Gideon s
Mrs. Eugenia Morris Of Morris, Minn.,. is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. J. X. McBroom.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Clapp of Kansas City
have returned to Excelsior for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs q. Pope Vose have been guests
of Mr. and Mrs A. T. Morse Of Excelsior.
william e. Albee is entertaining his mother
and his sister of Chicago at his summer home
in Excelsior. Mrs Albee, who has been In
Berlin this winter studying music, Sailed Friday
for home. ''.H" - .-1e'T ~
cottages at Excelsior. ( b. II -
Mr. and Mrs viii :Loudon and family have
come from Des Moines, Iowa, and are at their
cottage on Gideon's bay for the summer. Miss
| Gertrude Massolt is visiting them.
| Mrs Hugh Loudon and daughters will come
out to their summer home at Excelsior next
week. Mr. Loudon IS now In San Francisco,
where he expects to be the greater part of the
summer. -
y Mr.. and Mrs ]. n. Smell Of Kansas City
have been spending few days with friends at
| the lake. u
Miss Helen Scott has gone to New York.
i Mrs Jeanette Molter and Miss Ella MolteI
attended the commencement exercises at Garlic
| ton college last week.
! Mrs Crompton and Miss Alice Crompton OF
! ST. Paul have been guests of Mrs. W. P. Nc
Donald at her home in Excelsior.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry. 1. Belden have moved
| to Deeohaven for the summer.
! z Captain Otto Lohff. Mr.. and Mrs. William
| I,ohff and the Misses Bertha and Martha Lohh
will occupy the Weld cottage at Mound.
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Of Professor and Mrs. John

guest Of Professor and Mrs. John.
Ylvisaker. #
Miss Grace Door, who spent the win
ter with Mrs. James Door, has returned
to Mankato.
Mrs. Theodore Dwight of Sioux Falls,
s. D., is a guest of Mrs. Charles Akers.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Weimer are
in their new home on Capitol avenue
Miss Cora M. Carter has gone to Buff
falo for the summer
Miss Susie Shepherd has returned
from st. James, MINI.
Mrs. Trip and Miss Marion Simpson
Of Faribauit, are guests Of Mrs. Thomas
Wallace.
Miss Vera SAKE has gone to Plain
view.
Mrs. Q. 3. Parks has been visiting in
Brainerd.
Miss Emma Heilman has gone to
Marshall, MINI.
The children's day exercises are to be
given this afternoon, in Hamine Meth
odist church.