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famine. which will be very serious
unless we have cold snap soon.
Not one-third of the ice houses are
filed. The creamery is also In
bad state in regard to the supply
of ice
Among those from Vernon who
attended the Sunday school conven.
ton IN Amboy were MIR. and Mrs.
ID. A. Thew and daughter. Miss
Carrie, Carl Warren and niece,
Mrs. Gladys IIalverson. William
Rambo. and Miss Katie Howell.
Messrs. Thew. Rambo. Warren. and
Mrs. Howell were on the program.
The annual creamery meeting
will be held at the hall Friday. Feb
ruary 20. In the forenoon speak
er will deliver an address. and .ie
creamery association will serve "a
lunch at noon. The business meet
ing will be held directly after
luncheon. Every patron and all
Interested are invited to he present
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Olson. Siegei sorenson, John Brude,
Ole kvam. John Knutson, Fred Jesse,
Roy Larson. Marcus Paulson and
Louis Paulson. The commercial club
also gave $35.
Everybody In Spring Island got
at least seven valentines. This proves
they are the most popular people Is
Minnesota.
Mrs. Claude Crandall spent last
week with relatives In Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ID. Taylor. Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason Nynson spent the Lin.
coin holiday pleasantly with Mr.. and
Mrs. c. w. 7Jessnp Of Mankato.
Barney Sorenson Is getting over a
lengthy and most unpleasant attack
or grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. u. Daniels enjoyed.
valentine party Sunday. Ten
friends Drawing bad roads and incle.
ment weather came from Mankato
TO spend the day. II Is needless tn
state they enjoyed the visit and the
line dinner served by their hosts.
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Butternut Valley

Miss Cary Johnson Is spending the
week at Lake Crystal and Mankato.
visiting with sisters.
Andrew Kabrud, who Is doing jury
duty at the county seat, was home
over Sunday.
Ella Gilbertson had the misfortune
to sprain her ankle while playing
lately. The hurt is very painful.
Z. Meyers, formerly OF this town
but now living in Canada, is visiting
at the home OF his brother. J. NJ.
Meyer. He Is accompanied by his
wife.
Logs are being drawn TO the Tom
Evenson farm where saw.mill will
operate in the spring. !
The Farmers club has arranged
for meeting Monday evening the
22nd. The program will be furnished
by local talent. Members take notice.
The season for farm auction sales
is now in fun swing. II. W. Billing
ton has n sale on the 23rd of this
month; Ole Osten, March 4th; and
ole Shaw at a later date.
Alec Hansen has purchased a pure
bred Shorthorn sire to head his herd
Of cattle.
Tbe Young Peoples society which
was recently postponed on account
of severe storm, will he held at the
Wilson and Thorne home. Friday
this week.
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Garden City

Miss Liza Wilson enjoyed visit
from her mother last week.
Horace Bunce Is spending some
time with relatives and friends I'm
Iowa.
This town is delighted not by pros.
poets this time. but by actual facts,
because we are going to have cleo
tricity. A force OF men are hauling
poles. and the wirers are lining up
the various jobs of wiring.
T.. w. Gates was a Good Thunder
caller one day last week.
The weather man worked over time
last week, making travel of any
Kind almost out OF the question.
Several local Cinderallas had their
dainty shoes filed with leo water
by stepping on ice too soft TO bear
their weight.
Tuesday, February Is, was the
sixty-first anniversary OF the marri.
age OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". p. John.
their wedding having taken place In
PENNSYLVANIA, February 16. 1854.
These estimable people trace their
happiness in life 10 Christian princi.
pie. The community wishes them
years OF happiness together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Gates spent
Saturday night and Sunday at the
Il w: Gates home.
Lucas Crane went TO Chicago last
week with shipment of cattle which
had been fattened on the NJ. +.
Crane farm.
w. II. Conklin Is still assisting w.
Wrighton in the harvesting of the
immense Ice crop at Lake Crystal
s. II. Thurston arrived mt Lake
Crystal Sunday from Chicago, where
he had taken cattle to market. Mr..
Thurston and Professor. Timothy
O'Keefe had the unenviable pleasure
OF walking the railroad track from
Lake Crystal to Garden City through
the snow and slush.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Turner. who
spent several weeks with relatives
here and mt Vernon Center. started
for their home In Saskatchewan.
Can. Tuesday morning. They will
spend few days at Minneapolis en-.
route.
Clayton John returned from Aus.
tin Tuesday. where he had spent
Sunday with his brother While at
Austin he had the pleasure of seeing
the champion typewriter OF the world
and II Is reported that the cham
pion Is man. so II is all right II
Clayton did stay longer on that nc.
count '-is: a's q sihh
DIR. Chase closed this years lecture
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this week while the boiler was being
repaired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Grice visited
with the iatter's mother, Mrs. Sep
pman Sunday.
Jesse Keene of Mound Ave, drove
ont to his farm for hay Monday. He
found some bad roads and enjoyed
tipping over but his usual good ma.
ture helped him along.
DIR. Holbrook passed through the
nelghborhood Friday on his way 10
Hebron to see George McCargar's
baby who was threatened with pnue.
monia.
Mrs. Chester. Steel went last We'd
nesday to visit her sister. Mrs. Al
fred Lind. She staid until Sunday
when Mr.. Steel drove over after
her and spent the day visiting with
the Lind family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Lind expect
TO move to New Sweden the first of
March.
Elmer Burnett IL drawing logs TO
Grams mill lie expects to look
after some building on the former
Page farm. ~
The furnace al the school house
was repaired by parties from Man
kato week before last.
Last week Monday. C. Busby. C.
II. Loucks. s. Batcheller and George
Culip Joined the delegation from
North Mankato and went to st. Pet.
er to see what they could learn
about a new bridge.
The Farmers club will meet with
G. l.. Farm Wednesday evening,
February "a. H. A. Fuller and Stew.
art Leaning are expected TO be
present and speak at this meeting.
The Burgland auction was attended
by $50 men yesterday. II was very
fine sale. Mr.. Bergland and his three
sons win 20 to Mile Laos county
next week where they have pur-
chased land.
a baby boy came TO the home nr
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Severance last
night.
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Feb. 1926 Mar 6.
Citation for Hearing on Petition to
Sell Mortgage or Lease Land.


STATE OF MINNESOTA, County at
Blue Earth. in Probate Court:
In the Matter OF the Guardianship OF
John Lamm minor.
The State OF Minnesota to all per-
sons interested i'm the sale OF certain
lands belonging to said minor. The
petition OF Edward Hoffman as rep.
resentative OF the above named minor.
senting that It Is necessary and for
the best interests of said minor and
OF all interested therein that certain
lands OF said minor described therein
be sold and praying that n license be
TO Edward Hoffman granted to sell
The same:
Now Therefore. you. and each OF
you, are hereby cited and required to
show cause, II any you have. before
this court. at the Probate Court
Rooms in the Court House, I'm Manka-
to, County OF Blue Earth. state OF
Minnesota. on the 18th day of March,
i'io' "e 'Sh oN'otN a. me- WY INV
prayer OF said petition should not he
granted.
Witness the Judge Of said Court
and the seal of said court, this l7th
gay OF February. 1915.
(SeaD. EVAN HUGHES.
Judge OF Probate Court
s. ID. Wilson. .... ...
Attorney for petitioner.
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Eagle Lake

Guy Compton attended the hard
time social given at the Aaron Jesse
home at Tivoli Friday evening.
Clark Pickel is visiting his par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. q. VI. Pickel.
A number from here attended the
institute at Madison Lake Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ewing and
son visited at the home of Mrs. A.
Lindahl in Mankato several days
last week.
Walter Stcarns is visiting relatives
in town.
Mrs. Levi Compton. who has been
quite III. Is making good recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Reynolds and
daughter. Nita, arrived home last
week after sevral months spent in
Dakota. Mrs. Reynolds sister &C.
companied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Anderson and
son, Bert. attended the funeral of
August Johnson in Mankato We'd.
nesday.
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Compton has been very III
with pneumonia.
Mrs. j. A. Anderson has been AT
Lake Crystal the past week. caring
for her daughter, Mrs. Rem Suther-
land. who is III.
Miss Marie Hin left Monday for
Hatfield. Canada. after spending the
past three months at the home of
her uncle, w. II. Compton.
w. II. Compton was a twin city
visitor Monday and Tuesday.
L. ]. Russell is reported to be very
III.
DIR. Jessie Macbeth of st. Clair
was in town Friday.
Miss Mabel Corcoran spent Sat.
uriay and Sunday with her parents
in Mankato.
Several farmers from this locality
attended the Gerlich and Barker
hog sale at Lime siding last Friday.
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c. ID. OFT spent the day on bus.
mess at Vernon Center.
DIR II. c. Doms OF SlayiOn was
Ia the city on business today
II. L.. Schmitt has arrived home
from lie Sueur Center. where he
attended court.
- N. Jones and Sidney Da
gone 10 Minneapolis 10 attend tho
Apollo concert.
phil McGraw. the South Second
street plumber. will leave today Tor
Memphis, Tenn. for visit of ahc"'
two weeks.
Miss Grace Machack OF Austin has
come to MankatO. where she has nc
cepted position with The Equitable
Life Insurance company,
Miss Cary Johnson of Butterr",
Valley Is i'm the city visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. II. +. Jensen. Miss John.
son will attend the teachers con
Vention.
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Spring Island

Miss Josie Kmtson is making a
good recovery from troublesome aii.
ment she has been afflicted with.
Grover Hall of Mankato Sundayed
with the family OF Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Reedstrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reedstrom
and son Edward ate a fine Sunday
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Reedstrom.
travelling has begun on . strip of
road between Siegel ,Serenson's
house and Massacks sgntcsnPart Of
this work is donated by Rhinhart
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Feb. 1926 Mar 5.
Citation for Hearing on Final Account
and for Distribution.


and for Distribution.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of
Blue Earth, In Probate Court:
In tho Matter of the Estate of Charles
Marzinske, Decedent.
The State OF Minnesota To All Per.
sons Interested In the Above En-.
titled Matter: Whereas Ernst A.
Ducmeland has filed In this court his
final account of his administration OF
the estate OF tho above named de.
cedent together with his petition
praying for the adjustment and al.
lowance of said fina' account and for
distribution OF the esiduc OF said
estate to the person thereunto en-.
titled: II Is Ordered. hat said petit.
tion be heard. and that all persons in.
tefestesl In said mattc- be and appear
before this court ON the 18Th day of
March 1915. at ten o'clock a. m, nj
the Probate Court Rooms in the Court
House, at Mankato. In said County.
and then and there, or as soon there
after ms said matter can be heard.
show cause IL any they have. why
said petition should not be granted:
and that this citation be served by
the publication thereof in The. Man.
kato Free Press according to law.
Witness the HonorabIe Evan
Hughes. Judgeeot said Court. and the
seal Of, said Court. this nth day Of
FCbresary. 1915s-gls p 80. -, SEES
tSeal., EVAN IurGHrs
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course on Monday night with a
splendid address.
Surveyors we're setting stakes
north of Garden City last week. pre-
paratory 10 doing more state road
work.
A Sunday school convention was
held in Amboy Wednesday last. Those
from Garden City who attended were
8. w. Buckles. president of the
county Sunday school association
Mrs. G. w. John, who gave paper
and J. G. Olmsted. who sang i'm q
quartet composed of c. NJ. Warren,
w. ID. Ranibs and Daniel Thew OF
Vernon Center, and ]. q. Olmsted oil
Garden City.
Mrs. Ethel Day of Omaha, Me-
spent Monday, night with her niece,
Miss June Brown, leaving for Omaha
Tuesday morning
Frank Thurston was n passenger
10 Mankato Tuesday morning.
Valentine Day was observed by the
teachers and pupils last Friday.
The auction at the farm OF Soren
Larson last Thursday was well at
tended. considering the roads. DIR. g.
T. Willis was initiated into the mys-
teries of free lunch. and seemed
to enjoy the occasion.
A parcel shower vas held for
Miss Gertrude Hartwick at the home
of Mrs. Hans Olson on Thursday aft.
ernoon, Miss Hartwick will be a
bride in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Chapman went
to Minneapolis last week, where
they attended the funeral of Mrs.
Chelsea lockwood, a niece of Mrs.
Chapman.
Mrs. L. Masters and Harry Ward
went to Matawah to attend the fu-
neral OF Albert Scott. a grandson OF
Mrs. f. Masters.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Boynton and Bert
Bixby were in Mankato last Tues.
day.
Martha Bryson Of Lake Crystal
visited relatives in Garden City. Fri.
day and Saturday.
Charles Rector, who has been IN.
is reported as much better.
William Bedbury and family of
Lake Crystal have spent some time
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Church.
the ladies being sisters.
Roy Thurston and family OF ST.
Pau! have been guests Of their nu-
merous relatives here for week
past.
A message was received last week
by Mrs. f.. Layton that Mr.. Layton
had died suddenly at Danville, III.
Mrs. Layon is in such poor health
that neither Sc nor her daughter.
Mrs b. Cavett could go to attend
the funeral. which took place In mi.
nois.
On Thursday evening, February H.,
a banquet was given at the school
house by Professor r. O'Keefe to the
boys Of the two upper rooms of the
school. DIR. s. r. Willis and the
writer. II was first class feed, and
ShJos'u ny All. Ei"in hiiiS
acted as toastmaster. and the re.
sponses OF. the boys were very com.
mendable. Or. Willis gave some
splendid remarks upon Young
Folks" The remainder OF the even
ing was spent in playing crokinole
checkers, etc. Mr.. O'Keefe has the
hearty thanks OF his guests.
7. II. Hazel made trip TO the
upper peninsula OF Michigan last
week to look at land. He reports the
snow about three feet on the level
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Cattle Market.

st. Paul, February 17.-Hogs. $500;
3 cents lower: rance $3.50 to s6.57k;
bulk. s6.52k to s6.55. Cattle. 1890:
killers steady to weak. Steers, s4.25
to $3.50; cows and heifers. $3.50 to
sG.25: Calves. steady. $500 to $S.75:
stockers and feeders. steady: si.25 ie
$3.50. Sheep, 100: steady: lambs,
si.iO 10 1925: wethers. $500 To s6.25:
ewes. $3.50 to $500.
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ST. Paul Hay.

St Paul, Feb. 16.-Hay-Choice
timothy. $l4.50: No. 1 timothy. $500
G13.75A No. l clover mixed. $i0.0Osp
1915; No. mixed. different grasses.
si000m10.15; No. | mixed, timothy
and wild, Si0.5Om 1875; choice up
land, $1,000: No. ! upland. $li,50fp
1925; No. I midland. 5000 800: Ne
I alfalfa, Sl3.00d13.75.
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MARKET REPORTS.
Nam clay Wheat Marker.

Minneapolis February l7.-Whent
closed today: May. si.5gA; July.
STAY: September. $i.2o: No. Hard.
$159&; No. ! Northern. Si.50h TO
sl.54h; No 2 Northern. $iiGh to
sl.51A.
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chicauo Live stock.

Chicago, Feb. 16.-Cattle-Steers.
s5.25mS.40: cows and heifers. 5000
$50; calves, s7.00d10.50. Hogs
Light. $4,000 $50; mixed, sG.60G16.S5:
heavy. ss.45G6S0: pigs. s5.50m 500.
Sheep--Native. ss.35G5 10: yearlings.
81 hilfINOn
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ST. Paul Grain.

st. Paul. Feb. 16.-Wheat-No. l
erthern. s1.52A M1.57: No. North
ern. SLASH m1.54is; No. 2 Montana
hard sl.52A G1.55A; corn, I2lsap
72Ac; oats. STA m57lac; barley. 7lT
soc: rye, s1.25@1.26; fax. sl.S6E.
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Oid-Fashioned Party.

The Rebekahs held their regular
meeting at the lodge rooms last
cvcning. and enjoyed an old fash.
Toned party, guests arriving arrayed
in apparel fashioned after the styles
of years gone by. About sixty people
were present, and enjoyed
time, after which light refreshments
were served.
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Militia Dancing Party.

Company III gave one of their pop.
ular dancing parties at the armory
last night, the affair being attend.
by about 200 couples. This being
the last dance before Lent, the
youLs people took advantage of IL
and timed out in large numbers.
A FIVE L.cce orchestra furnished good
music for the event. and the guests
enjoyed themselves until late hour.
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Miss Louise Zimmerman ceicbraiea
her birthday last evening. receiving
a party OF girl friends al her home on
North Broad street. All formed bo.
party and attended the program ~
the Grand theatre. Latch In The even
Ing they partook Of refreshments =
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GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth. Feb. 16.-Wheat-On track
and to arrive. No. l hard. sI.55is: No.
! Northern, $i.5ik; No. Northern,
s1.5lis Flax-On track and
to arrive, 81 .S3A.
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NJ. has issued invitations for Il Wa"
ington Birthday entertainment to h
given at their hall Monday evening
February %. A musical program wiz
be rendered and refreshments VT
be served.
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chleaoo Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. Feb. Wheat-May. ST..
G2M; July. si.36h. Corn--May, 7y,i
mTsssc; July. s0Ac Oats-May. soc;
July. SIC. Pork-May. Slg.10: July.
sl9.50. Hitter Creameries. 2yc. Eggs
-2t62ic. Poultry-Springs. lac:
fowls. i4hc.
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Dancing Party.

The w. G. O., r. gave very
pleasant dancing party last evening
at the X. c. hall. II being the last
dance to be given by them preceding
Lent. A large crowd was present.
and good music by the Loyola or
chestra.
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the. Zimmerman ise scresm p9Tlor.
Here thee tables We're . APPROPRIATELY
adorned with American Beuaty roses
and smilax. Each girl was presented
with rose when the party ad.
journed. voting Miss Ilimmelman a
delightful entertainer.
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TaHy Pull.

TaHy Pull.
Miss Dorothy Kuhn entertained u
few friends at taffy pull ut her
home on Cherry street last evening
There were about twelve present.
and all enjoyed fine time.
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Glasses Serve Dinner.

Glasses Serve Dinner.
Domestic science classes No. =
and OF the Mankato Ugh school
entertained the boar OF education
and their wives, a.,d the memb' ..
of the faculty at dinner last evening
in the domestic science dining room
at the school. covers being laid FOR
about fifty guests. The room
was prettily decorated i'm colo
scheme of green and yellow. and
the following delicious menu was
served:
Boullion. Waters.
Croquettes. Escailoped potatoes.
Creamed peas I'm timbale cases.
Opera House rolls. Grape Jelly
Coffee.
Waldorf salad. Cheese Waters
Sherbert. Mocha. MINIS.
The affair was pleasing to all who
participated in IL.
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From Wednesdays daily.
Coastinq Party.

The Young Peoples Forum of the
Methodist Sunday school held a very
enjoyable coasting party last even
ing on Plum street hill, and over
n hundred young people enjoyed the
dangerous pastime of coasting from
Sixth street, crossing Fropt street
before the momentum of the hobs
was slackened. The eighteen sled"
packed each time to capacity. fairly
flew down the incline, and everyone
felt thankful that no accidents of
any kind happened to mar the fun.
The hill was i'm excellent condition
for coasting. a good track having
been iced the night before to pro-
duce speed. The descent was made
in two minutes After the coasting
was over the Forumites repaired to
the Methodist church basement,
where a delicious oyster stew was
fully appreciated. A number OF games
were played. and class songs aud
yells were enthusiastically given.
The young folks closed the evening
by singing "Tipperary.' and a parody
written by one OF the members OF
the class. as follows:
It's a long way TO the Forum
IT'S an early hour to go.
But wen all he there next Sunday.
To the dearest class We know.
Farewell, all you sleepers.
Dream on 'till you're done,
It's long. long. way to the Forum
But well get there. by gum,
The class meets at ~ a. m. each
Sunday. and all Methodist young
people. and those with no church
preference are cordially invited to
Join the Forum. Mrs. w r. Keesey
is the class teacher y
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Social Afternoon.

Social Afternoon.
The ladies Of the Loyola club en-
jOyed "A social afternoon ut the
clubhouse yesterday. Bowling and
other games helped To pass the time.
and a light lunch was served
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Or. w. w. WoolIey Married.

Cards have been received in Fair
mont announcing the marriage of '.
Wayne W. Wooliey to Miss Olive J.
Landing. The ceremony took place ut
the home of the brides parents in
Glenwood. Mimi. February IL. DR.
Woolley is well-known in Mankato.
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eirthday PARTY s - i's@iv ''"N1 +
/. Mankato Logde Nnil2. A. r.n& /
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Farewell Party.

FdfcWcN TdTty'
A farewell party was held in
honor of Miss Anna Steinbach at
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nick Steinbach in Belgrade
township, about twenty-five. friends
of the young lady being In attendance
The evening was spent with cards
and dancing. and a nice lunch was
served AT midnight Miss Steinbach
has gone to Rochester to take n
course in nursing
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Music, Cards and Cinch..

Mrs. Katherine Udelhofen enter.
tanned party of friends at her
home. us Division street last even
ing. the time being spent with musiP
and cards. Progressive cinch was
played at three tables. and first hon
ors were awarded To Miss Rose
Grasser and Martin Heyman. con-
ISOLATION prizes being awarded to
Mrs John Doyle and y. Grasser
Following Thea games dainty lunch
was served by the hostess. and the
guests departed for their home
after very pleasant evening.
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Entertained the Guild.

Miss Faith Lester entertained the
young ladies of the westminstc
guild last evening at her home on
Second street. A good attendance was
present. and continued the study =
Foreign Missions. Light refreshments
were served by the hostess CLOSING
n pleasant and profitable evening.