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Chess and Checker Club Entertained.

The Blue Earth County Chess and
Checker club was nicely entertained
Saturday night by Mr. and Mrs. W. D.
Keith i'll North Mankato.l There were
five tables. Those from out of town
were Fred Mqtall. and A. Nelson OF
Indian Lake. Delicious Refreshments
were served. Mrs. KeitI, was assisted
in serving by Mrs. Peter McGrath. The
old contest for the championship be
tween the North Side and Mankato
was renewed. Victor Tenny won the
championship. .Messrs. Keith and Mel
son tied for the second place. The
North Side has held the championship
for two years.
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5OCIeTy
N. W Phone, 50. Citizens, els.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Scbmidt-Koeh Wedding.
Citizens, 2l3

Miss Lena Koch of Lime township
and Edward Schmidt, who lives near
Milwaukee. Wis. were united in mar
riage at ten O'Clock this forenoon at
the German Lutheran church, Rev. A.
f. Winter officiating. The couple
we're attended by Miss Nora Nogel and
Ernest Qehlcr, Miss Florence Foster
and Otto Schultz. A large number OF
friends and relatives were present. e.
witness the ceremony. The bride wore
a, handsome gown of white material
and wore a veil and carried flowers
aud the bridesmaids were gowned in
cream colored material, and also ear.
ried flowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schmidt will remain
in this vicinity, visiting, for several
weeks, after which they will go tc
their future home ON, farm near Mil.
wakuec. Both are excellent young
people, whose. many friends will extend
their, best wishes. Mr.. Schmidt formed
the acquaintance of his future bride
while on visit in this vicinity, and
recently returned to claim her. The
bride has been residing with her par
cnts ON their farm in Lime township
Air. Schmidt's father is well known
farmer of Milwaukee county.
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Concord, New Hampshire, having been
called ,thhre BY the serious sillfIess Of

Concord, New Hampshire, having been
called There By the serious sislfessls q
her sister. - = -
Theodore Tollerscn, administrators Of
the T. Fl. Bill estate Of Madelia, was
in the city today on business connected
with the estate. -,
Phil Downing and wife of Blue
Earth arrived in the city Monday even
ing and took possession of the Ben
Williams restaurant yesterday. They
we're accompanied by their cook, Mrs.
Ash. and daughter.
Miss Mary Elton of Minneapolis has
arrived in the city to fill the position
OF piano player and vocalist at the
Unique theatre. She succeeds Miss
NLlsliaw of Minneapolis, who has been
in the city for a couple of weeks, and
who is going abroad TO study vocal
music, as she has fine voice. j.
George NJ. Phillips returned Monday
night from Shakopee, where he spent
three weeks in the Mudcura sanitar-
ium, taking treatment. He took
twenty ono baths. gained four pounds
and got back the use of one hand
that had been crippled with rheuma-
tism for years. He walks as lively
as a young man.
Mrs. W. d. Davies returned last
evening from Minneapolis, where she
attended the funeral Monday afternoon
of her older brother. III. S. Prcsson
whose death occurred Friday after a
long illness with leakage of the heart
and kidney trouble. Mrs. Davies
other brother, Rev. j. ii. Presson OF
Omaha, and her sister. Mrs. ID. E. c.
Long of Auburn, Neb., also attended
the funeral and accompanied her to
,Mankato and will remain a few days
Rev. Presson was. one of the pioneers
,of Henderson,.
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From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
H. |. Miner of GAINESVILLE was i'll the
city Sunday.
Ben G. Hoerger of Faribault was in
the city over night.
George f. Brett left today on a
business trip to Texas.
Miss Martha Dauser of GAINESVILLE
,, visited i'll the city yesterday.
Dr. W. w. Eberhart left today for
Texas, after short stay in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Chaplin of Tracy
were visitors in the city yesterday.
A. c. Abbott of Amboy was in the
city Sunday. He is writer, and also
conducts a model farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nyblom of Lee
Sueur are in the city. Their SOM in
law is IN local hospital
Lester Davies, who has returned
from Minneapolis, after throwing off
threatened attack of typhoid fever
is nearly himself again.
Jay w. True, Robert Lamm and \.
Il. Pau, Jr., went to Montana this
morning on business. They will re-
turn in about ten days.
Mrs. Charles X. Mayer and friend
Miss Margaret Ketzung of Blue Earth
returned from the twin cities Sunday
evening after ten days visit with
friends there.
Miss Emma Bnger of Sioux Falls
who has been visiting with Mrs. Fred
Hotaling and friends of this city, foT
the past two weeks, departed for Min
neapolls yesterday noon.
Mrs. J.. Blum went to Albert Lea
Yesterday. and from there will 90 to
| Mason City. Iowa, and Fairmont, and
| will visit friends and relatives at botl
places, returning to Mankato in fouI
! weeks.
Washington Latourelle of Danville
was in tne city today. He states that
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was the guest Saturday and Sunday
OF Miss Anna Hoy.
, S. Seiberg and family are attending
the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Bier at New Ulm.
Mrs. \. +. Osgood of Goodhue and
Miss Nerna Kingsley of Bingham Lake
spent Saturday in Mankato.
Mrs. \. NJ. Schwarble and son Corllis
| of Minneapolis are in the city visit
ing friends for a few days.
Clifford. the fifteen year old son Of
Harry Draper, who has been suffering
from typhoid fever, is better.
I. W. Pusch and Miss Anna Pusch
of St. Paul, former residents of Man
I kato, are visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayer of West
Hoboken, n. j.. former residents of
Lime town, are visiting friends.
Mrs. +. L. Clark of Tacomah, Wash,
and A. O. Smith and wife of Mill
| town, Wis. former residents of Smiths
| Mill, are visiting there. They were in
the city yesterday.
| Mrs. Albertine Andrews Bangerter
! went to Napoleon, y. d., Saturday
: afternoon to spend a two weeks yaca-
; ton.
J S. Garvin of Boulder. Col, dined in
: the city Saturday. He was on his way
/ to Mapleton to visit relatives and old
friends.
| Editor j. A. Henry of The GAINESVILLE
Argus, accompanied by his wife, was
in the city yesterday, having arrived
Saturday.
! II. A. Fuller of Medina, y. d.
spent Sunday with his family on Cen
ter street. He left for Medina this
) afternoon.
C. E. Wise and family and r. f.
Brown and family, in their automo-
back yesterday.
Arthur Dengler William Z. Engcl-
bert Z. A. SkolI and Carl F. Crone
of New Clm came to the city ycster-
day to witness the ball game.
Mrs. Charles BisIman, Mrs Frank
Hidde, Mrs. William Morgan, Mrs.
Anna Schwcndcr and son visited with
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Zueke and fam
lily at Faribault on Sunday.
/ Isdore Longini of Winona was in
Mankato today. This is Mr.. Longini's
! first visit to this city in several
months. He has been i'll four months,
but is now greatly improved.
Miss Mary Hanson and Miss Mary
| Stewart and Dr. \. w. Robertson of
Litchfield, and Mr.. Paul Spooncr of
Morris spent Sunday in Mankato as
the guests of Miss Leah Stewart
! Misses Jannay and Elliott and Miss
Alberta Noe spent Saturday at Al
bert Lea, attending the state Y. W.
C.. a. convention. They were delegates
from the normal school Y. w. C. A..
w. s. Hamm, representing the Kan
sas City Oil company, called on Oscar
Minder, the local representative of the
company, Saturday. b. b. SappeIand
Of Des Moiues, Iowa, also connected
with the company, was in the city.
l. f. Meagher and wife and Master
Eldredge Meagher of Minneapolis and
III. T. Morris and wife and Master Ben
! Morris of st. Paul arrived in Mankato
| Saturday evening in an automobile,
and remained over night, leaving yes
tcrday.
Vice President Alohler of the Union
! Pacific Railroad company spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Cliff Inn, Lake
| Washington. He succeeded in catching
a liberal supply of walleyed pike. Mr..
Mohler came TO Maukato in his pri-
| vate car.
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Wedding of Interest.

w cuuluS VI AHlcICSt.
A wedding of interest to many peo-
pie in this city where both the bride
and bridegroom have many friends
took place yesterday afternoon at two
O'Clock at the home near Elysian OF
Mr. and Mrs. Roehmhildt, whose daugh-
ter Miss Helme, was married to Mr.
Emil Buelow. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Mr.. Albrecht.
The bride was attired i'll handsome
gown of white satin and was attended
by her sister, Miss Elsie Roehmhildt
and Miss Albrecht. Messrs. Avoid
Sass and Charles Everitt acted as best
men. There were nearly a hundred
guests who were entertaind at a nicely
appointed wedding dinner after the
wedding. The Roehmhildt residence was
beautifully decorated.
The bride is charming young lady
and for some time past mas held a
position at Emmanuel hospital i'll this
city. The bridegroom has also been
an employee at the hospital for some
time and is IL young man of splendid
character. Mr.. and Mrs. Buelow will
return soon to make their permanent
home in this city.
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Rapidan


George Bartlett is on the sick list
Twenty six Of the Austrians en-
ployed on the dam left this Iuorning.
Mrs. Ole Johnson, who has been 80
seriously i'll, is reported some better
Work on the dam is progressing
nicely. They having, about completed
the Golfer dam.
w. w. Weller made u flying trip
to Waterloo, Iowa, Thursday on bust
ness matters.
! Work has been begun OH the Wood
men hall which will be raised aud I'm
addition will be built on the back end.
! Albert Just and helpers put the
new stringer5 and floor on the kerns
bridge yesterday. This was much
needed improvement.
; c. S. Erick son has finished the Skow
tile ditch and will now put his whole
force at work OF the Rapidan mill hill
road. Everyone who travels this road
will be pleased at its early completion
! Miss Blume with her pupils gave u
very nice school closing entertainment
last Friday evening at the school
house in District No. 100. The
work of all the pupils showed the
fine training given them in their diff
ferent roles assigned them. The fol-
lowing program was rendered:
Music Star of the Sea-
| Orchestra.
Song. ..............'F Frogs at SCHOOL,
Primary Pupils.
Song Let nle Kiss Your tears away"
Corda Weller
, Recitation ."On Saturday Night"
Esther Lee.
Songs Star OF the Summer Night
| and Kentucky Babe
Girls of school
Anna Bosin, Carl Flo, Julia Skov, A.
/ Flo
Instrumental Duet The Flower Song"
| Anna BOsin Dora White.
F., Piano Solo Tripping Der the Meadow
Mrs. Stevenson.
Vocal Duet .................."S Sunset
Elsie Blume, julia Skov.
Solo .........." The Shepherds Song
! Faye White.
Piano Solo .......... 18th Nocturne"
! Eleanor Rodgers.
Solo Put My Little Shoes Away"
Peter Champagne.
Solo ...." Harvest Time"
Edward Dash.
Instrumental Duet. "Garottc"
John Flo, Carl Flo
Solo ................"T The Holy City"
| Katie PETER.
f~OlO ..,....... .rtraruen OF hoses
Ethelbcl Weller.
Music ............." Dixie Darings"
Orchestra.
Song ... Sound of Jubilee
Choir of Lutheran Church
Instrumental Duet a Grandes Guides
! Anna Bosin. Elsie BIumc.
Piano Solo ....... Failing Waters;
Anna Bosin.
Song ........."R ock-a BY, Baby"
John and Peter Champagne.
} Music Listen to the Mocking Bird
Van Sickle Orchestra
/ L "idScl ICIill .ioIA iIlllc VII IL
Music ............" Blue Feather"
Orchestra
Dialogue The Railway Matinee"
Art and Thco. Just Ida Lee, Carl Be-
sin. Claude Nelson.
Presentation OF Diplomas.
Quartet. Good Night Gentle Folks"
/ On Saturday evening farewell re
ception was given Miss Biumc at Mrs.
CARROTS residence. which was only
marrcd by some dcspicable towards
appropriating five gallons of ice cream
and forgetting to return either the
ice cream or the can.
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GOVERNORS MEMORIAL DAY
PROCLAMATION.

, Governor Eberhart yesterday
: issued proclamation namin.
!. Monday, May 80, as Memorial
? day in Minnesota. 1t follows:
. This great republic owes its
!. very existence TO the soldier.
+ living or dead; to his undaunt
p ed courage and unseltish devo
!. ton are due the liberty and
+ progress of which we as ma
ton are proud. We cannot
; too highly honor the living or
+ too sacrcdly revere the mein
Dry of the dead.
: "Ir recognition OF this scnti
+ ment both state and nation
: have designated by patriotic leg
+ islation one day in the whole
= year as day of memorial SER
+ vice; and on this day it is fit
+ ting that all should show their
]. love and gratitude to the Amer
+ lean soldier This day should
+ be given up to appropriate ccTc-
+ monies, paying tribute to the
+ valiant services of the heroes
+ of the war, and bedecking the
+ graves of the departed with
+ natures choicest flowers, and i'll
: thus expressing appreciation we.
: as state and nation. can
T renew our fealty to the cause
: of liberty and pledge our
+ selves to preserve intact the
: noble legacy of freedom and
opportunity bequeathed us by
+ the soldiers of the republic.
:. Il, therefore, designate as
! legal holiday Monday, May 80,
+ 1910, on which day | would
+ urge cessation of all business,
+ displaying of flags at half
! mast, and such other observ
+ ance throughout the state of
+ Minnesota as time recognition
+ of the day demands.
+ In testimony whereof. |
+ have hereunto set my hand and
+ caused the great seal of the
+ state to be affixed at the CAPT
+ toll in the city of st. Paul. in
+ this state on the sixteenth day
+ of May, 1910"
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Pleasant Surprise on Mrs. Wagon.

About twenty OF her lady friends
rendered Mrs. Herman j. Wagon a
pleasant surprise last night at her
home on Walnut street. The affair
was in the nature of a farewell recep,
ton. 1t was a very enjoyable gather
ing, and Mrs. Wagon was the recipient
of handsome cut glass water set.
Mrs. Wagon will move to Winona in
a few weeks, Mr.. Wagon having been
promoted to the position of general
agent for tine Northwestern road.
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Mattcson-Saylor Wedding.

Miss Clara Matteson and Mr.. Clark
Saylor were joined in marriage Satur
day evening" The ceremony was per-
formed at the Methodist parsonage,
Rev. W. n. Jameson officiating. The
bride has been teaching school at st,
Clair and Mr.. Saylor is il dealer in
lumber at Mahtowa. The couple have
many friends who will extend con-
gratuations.
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Entertained a Weekend Party.

Miss Francis Flowers entertained Il
few of her friends from this city and
lie Sucur Center III Il wccE c.d party
at her hummer home "Kamp Komfort,
Lake Jefferson. Included in the party
from this city were Miss Mable knott,
Miss Violet Atchison, Melvin knott
and Irvc Hammet. Mr. and Mrs
Flowers chaperoncd the party.
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Given Farewell Parties.

Given Farewell Parties.
DIR. l.. y. Faulkner has decided to
locate at Pequot, Mimi, and will move
his family there the latter part OF
the present month. On Friday evening
some of the schoolmates of Miss Edith
Faulkner, learning of the plans of the
family. surprised her at her home,
3lS Elton street. The evening was
spent with amuscments and games,
and refreshments were served. lnstru-
mental music was rendered, and dane
ing INDUCED in, and all present had
a delightful time. Miss Faulkner was
presented with souvenir spoon.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Faulk-
ner was also given a surprise by a
number of her lady friends, and was
also presented with souvenir spoon
The afternoon was spent in social
way. and refreshments were served.
The many friends of the family,
while resretting their departure from
Aiankato,, will wish them a happy and
prosperous future in their new home
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Beautiful Electric Sign

The Consumers Power company to
day had beautiful electric sign hung
in front of it's office. bearing the
words, Gas, Electric Light & Power"
which will be brought out at night
with small incandeseent lights. 1t is
bound to be an attractive sign. \
heavy scatfolding had to be erected
TO get it up and securely fastened.
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Leroy Bowen of Mapleton was IN
the city today. s.
Carlos Boynton of st. Paul was in
Mankato today.
Mrs. l.. z. Curtiss of Waseca is Wis.
iting in the city.
H. A. Raske. of Blue Earth was in
Alankato yesterday. -
George +. Robson OF Window was
i'll the city today.
Dr. p F.. Holm of Wells was in the
city Monday evening
James \. Saxon of Madeia spent
last night in the city. =
II. III. Perrin went to Minneapolis
today on business trip.
Miss Lillian Hcntz of Redwood Falls
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Alice Clark of Minneapolis Wis
tied friends in the city today.
Miss Edith Schmidt of New Tim Wis
tied friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Henry E. Hance has returned
from Minneapolis, after short visit.
Superintendent A. C. Tibbetts of Blue
Earth was in the city Monday evening
i. Longini of Winona called on the
tiade in the city the past two days
James Fl. Morris of Minneapolis is
spending a week or two in the city,
j. w Hruska and j. Lumex of lie
Sueur Center were in Mankato yester.
day.
Charles J. Boynton of Garden City
transacted business at the court house
today.
j. G.. Howlcy and Miss Gcnevieve
Carr of Blue Earth were Mankato visit.
ors yesterday.
Contractor }. l.. Shepley of ST. Paul
looked over the paving work in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. T. w. Hart and daughter
Miss Helen, left last night for, the
twin cities, to visit for "a week.
II. Z. Shafer and family of Wadena
arrived yesterday. They have rela-
tive in one of the local hospitals.
Mrs. d.. A. Street, left for Council
Bluffs and Omaha yesterday to visit
relatives and friends for several weeks,
Mrs. Amos Messer left Monday for
-
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HoW's THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls .Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
We the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions and financially able
20 carry out any obligations made by
his firm. & ~
wALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo; o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price IS cents
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Ike Halls Family Pills for constipa-
u6n - -
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Rebekahs Entertained.

Minneopa Rebekah lodge No. ~ was
royalty entertained last. evening by the
eight or ten members who celebrate
their birthdays during the month Of
May. '.The evening was spent i'll a So
cial way. and tempting refreshments
were served. Musical numbers were
rendered - - s,.a 49, ~, =
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Real Estate Transfers.

John De Moully to Fred W. Dietrich,
one acre in section 81, Judson, for
$l55. Augustine w. Bixby to Howard
L. Hazel, west twenty eight acres of
swA. seA, section %. Garden City,
for $1,000.
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Surprise Farewell Party,

Miss Bertha Hunt entertained at a
surprise farewell party at her home
last night for Miss Alma .Trewbridse.
Games were played and selections from
the Nictrola enjoyed. Dainty re
freshmeuts were served, and all pres,
ent had delightful time. =,
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w. r. Gcddes was in Minneapolis
today.
NJ S. Dossett of Madelia was in the
city today.
c. G. Seeman of Milroy was in the
city today H
+. p. James of Sleepy Eye was in
Mankato Saturday. ~
c. A. Anderson of Brewster was in
the city yesterday.
w. NJ Kearons of Faribault was i'm
Mankato yesterday, ;,.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Foster spent
Sunday in st. Paul.
Miss Lydia Alpers of st. Clair was
;; i'll the city Saturday.
George Duelmeland of st. Paul was
in the city over Sunday. :
James Meehan of Triumph was in
the city Saturday night.
n. L. Fuller of Amboy paid the city
a visit Saturday evening.
Gilbert Gloucke of Good Thunder
was in the city Saturday.
Miss Emily krohn of st. Peter Wis
tied friends in the city Saturday.
Attorney f. E. Putnam Of Blue
Earth was in the city this afternoon.
c. A. and W. H. Schlotzhauer of st.
Peter were Sunday visitors in the
city. ~. =.
Miss Lucia Spaulding of Mapleton
visited i'll the city yesterday and to-
day.
Thomas Lukyn of Fargo, n. d., was
in Mankato today, renewing acquaint-
ances.
Mrs. Ed. Hartwig of Lake Crystal
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Will Give a Card Party.

After their regular meeting tomor
row night the benelicent degree of the
Modern Samaritan lodge will give Il
, card party to the members of both
degrees Refreshments will be served.
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assisted MIS-. tDeTldru Ill receiving.
Governor and Mrs. A. q. Eberhart
entertain at dinner Saturday in honor Of
Nr. and Mrs. +. Hugo Erickson and
SIr and Mrs f. w. Anderson, who
leave for Europe Saturday.
H. +. Weis of LeSueur was III Man
tako today.
4. d. Hoidalc of Tracy was iii Man
kato today.
f. A. Brady of st. Peter paid the
city visit yesterday
L. Zieske of Traverse transacted
business III he city today.
Mr.. and MIS- T. H. Troim OF West
brook visited friends in the city over
night.
R. f. Sanborn of Faribault was a
Mankato visitor yesterday.
NJ. Rosenquist of Eau Claire, Wis,
is in Mankato on business.
Miss May Geegan of Madison Lake
visited friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. George Pond went to Winona
this morning to visit friends for a
few days.
Robert Sheridan of Blue Earth is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Schulz
i'll this city.
Mrs. j. Z. Regain and child returned
today after having paid a visit to
relatives at Marshall.
DIR. George H. Klein has been elected
vice president of the State Dentists
association of Montana.
c. a. Wyatt and wife were in from
Point Pleasant yesterday. Mr.. Wyatt
is improving rapidly at that delightful
resort.
Mrs. j. +. Mattison and daughter
of jamestown, n. d., are in the city,
the guests of the formers mother, Mrs.
S. E. Wood.
Miss Kate Hubbard and her guest,
Miss Bowles of New York, went this
afternoon to Minneapolis for brief
visit with friends.
Miss Frieda Schulz returned today
from the hospital, where she was OPP
Grated upon. She was accompanied by
her sister, Mrs. Richard Schulz
c. III. Armstrong of New York, man
aver of the horseshoe department of
the American Tobacco company, is in
Mankato interviewing the jobbers.
John H. Hohmann and family, Otto
Lamm and family and Clement Schroe-
der and family arrived in the city to-
day from Ocean Beach, Cal, where
they spent the. winter.
Mrs. M. d. Fritz and Mrs. Judd Cor
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Song Recital.

Song Recital. :.
Mrs.. NJ. Edwards will give a song
recital in the Presbyterian church Mon
day evening, May %. The public is in
vited and there will be no admission
fec. 2.
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From Fridays Daily
Welded in Mapleton.
|, The marriage of Miss Florence La
tourelle to DR.. Charles Howard was
"a happy event that took place yes
terday at the. residence of the bride
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From thursdays Daily.
Entertained Lady Friends.

Mrs. Gust Gustavson of $40 North
Fourth street entertained about twenty
of her lady friends in honor of her
sister, Mrs. Henry Maser, of Shawano,
Wis.