The Saint Paul Globe from Saint Paul, Minnesota • Page 11

ing: Mr. and Mrs. Young. Mr. and Mrs.

W. P. Hill and Mesdames Martin and Day. Mrs. C.

X. Petersen entertained tho Progressive Euchre club at its last meeting. Mrs: Patterson and Mr. Beta car- ried off the head prizes. Mrs.

Dr. Hunt, who has been visiting I her brother In St. Paul and attending the carnival, returned borne last Saturday. The W. C.

T. U. and the Y. W. C.

T. I', met with Mrs. F. B. Bvnttek Wed- nesday afternoon.

Mrs. William Mat-on. of Howard, was visiting in ton last week. Mr. arid Mrs.

Setb Couklin, of Winnebago City, are visiting in town. Mankato. Mrs. Carl Dice and Mrs. B.

T. Hutchinson entertained their many friends with a euchre party Monday owning at the residence of Mrs. Hutchinson. The ladies' first prize was earned by Mrs. True, and the second prize by Mrs.

P. B. Sparrow. Mrs. H.

W. Coffin, who has been vis- I iting relative, here for several weeks past, returned to her home in Duluth. Mrs. P. Zimmerman and daughter.

Miss spent several days of last week in St. Paul and Minneapolis. Mrs. Bushnell entertained the mem- hers iii i be Congregational church at her residence Saturday evening last. The Church Aid Society of St.

John's parish met with Mrs. Perry Wysong Thursday afternoon and evening. Miss Lulu Sullivan, of Minneapolis, is visiting her aunt. Miss Helen M. Philips, of the Normal faculty.

Mi. and Mrs. T. C. Mitchell, of Lima.

0-. are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. A.

Dicker, this city. Mrs. X. M. Sears, of St.

Paul, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. B. T. Hutchinson, in this city.

Misses Bergholtz, of this city, are entertaiuing Mis- Ida Davis, of St. loud. Mrs. C. S.

Rose and daughter. Miss Fannie. are visiting relatives in the East. Mi-- Jennie Baker, of St. Paul, visited relatives in this city last week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M.Root have returned from St. PauL Fountain.

Mr. and Mrs. 3. F. Weir gave a social dance at the Fountain house last Friday evening in honor of their guests, Mr.

and Mrs. P. Murthy. of Grafton, Dak. Among the out-of-town guests vi Mr.

arid Mrs. D. A. Moore and sisters. Misses Julia and Johanna Moore; Mr.

and Mrs." John Shaunessy; Edward Langum and his sisters. Misses Annie and Langum, of Wykoff. Mr. and Mrs. P.

Murthy left last Tuesday for their home at Grafton. Dak. were accompanied as far as St. Paul by Mrs. J.

F. Weir and Misses Julia and Johanna Moore. Mis. M. E.

Murphy and the Misses Lillie and Annie Kelly were guests at the marriage of .1. Fitzgerald and Miss Lynch, of Carrolton, la-t week. Miss Carrie Johnson, who has been a guest of friends in Minneapolis for some weeks. lias returned to the home ot Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Anderson. Mrs. B. OTiaroand Mrs, M. G.

Kelly passed last Tuesday and Wednesday with their brother, M. Rice, of Chatfield. Mrs. M. Gorman, of Pekin, and Miss Kate i.

of Carrolton, were guests of Mrs. P. Colby last week. Mrs. Thomas Murphy, of St.

Paul, has been a guest of her parents the past week. Mrs. E. Hamlin, of Chatfield, was the I guest of Mrs. C.

S. Craudall last Fri- day. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Moore went to Chat field hist week.

Julia Welsh left for Lane.boro last week. Pipestone. The following young holies have just been elected to office in the I. O. G.

T. lodge: Miss Eva Hubbard. Miss Eftie i Jenkins. Miss Stella Churchill. Mr.

and Mrs. D. G. Smith, of Tyler, have been visiting at the residence of Mr. ami Mrs.

T. J. Lynch the past week. The Misses Nancy Stuart. Maggie Hutton and Eva Hubbard spent the lat- ter part of last week at St.

Paul. Miss Anna McKenzie, of Flandrau, spent Sunday the guest of Mr. and Mrs. i W. W.

Fletcher. Misses Lulu S. Taylor and Gertie Ferris attended the benefit ball at Troy last Friday evening. Mrs. A.

Wilson has gone to She-burn, to visit her daughter. Mrs. C. C. Walk up.

Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Bernard visited friends in St.

Paul and Minneapolis last week. Mrs. E. W. Day, of visited relatives in this city last Friday.

Miss Maggie Nedam, of St. Louis, is the guest of Mrs. W. D. Hamlin.

Miss Rosa Edwards is visiting relatives at Bed Wing. Mr-. W. H. Hoekabout is visiting at 80.

die. Dak. Mrs. James McVev has returned from Elburn, Wis. Crookston.

The Ivy Social club gave its second hop at McKiunon's ball Thursday evening. Some of the ladies present were Mesdames Pierce, Lindsley, Cromb. Dampier. Carey. Wile.

Rosenthal, Braiey, Mix. Ives, Fontaine-Misses Aaker, Verneau, Mix, Carrie Mix, Bivens, Cora Bivens, Barker, Crawford, O'Brien. McKenzie. Mrs. J.

W. Wheeler and Airs. John Copeland were 'at to their many lady friends Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

Sawyer returned home Saturday morning from St. Paul, where they we're attending the carnival. Mrs. M. B.

Hayes entertained the Young Folks' Society of the Congregational church Friday evening. The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church met with Mrs. W. S. Taylor Saturday afternoon.

Mis- Lola Box has returned from her visit to Maud Dampier, of Fergus Falls. Miss Mamie Avers returned from her visit to Park River, Dak. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Alexander went to St.

Paul Tuesday evening. Mrs. Ex-Senator went to St. I-tal Wednesday evening. Miss Butler, of Wisconsin, is visiting her sister, Mrs.

c. C. Knypen. Lc Sueur. Among those who attended the last storming of the ice palace were: Mesdames L.

L. L. J. Taylor, li. oisol and Misses Josie liegeman, Carrie Cassady.

Alice Wood, Clara and Lily Parker. Mrs. W. C. Russell is home from a five visit to her sister, Mrs.

Bobert at Fargo. Mrs. John Oliver left Tuesday for New Auburn, to visit her parents, Mr. and Wilkins. Mrs.

J. R. S. Cesgrove and family have returned-: front their trip to Erie. Pa.

Mrs. M. Grimes and daughter are the guests of relatives and mends at Jes inland. Mi-- Lily Curtis, of Erie, Is spending a few weeks with Uerhsothet, if. Curtis.

Mrs. John Joncc, of Pipestone, Is the of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Fred Tilling, of Coquet the guest of many friends here in.

week. The Baptist Sewing society met with J. P. Woods Thursday Mrs. W.

A. Patten is visiting heir sister, Mrs. George More, at Jackson. Mrs. D.

E. Gail entertained the fallowing ladies at tea Tuesday Avery. Ackerman. Ban-ford, Drew. Emery.

Davidson. Forbes. Gay, Graves. Heagle, Barring. K.ys.r.

Kreiger. HUS-Or. Matthews. Pehrson, Page. Patterson, Smith, Whitney.

Watson, Wilcox, Young. A pleasant enirrtalnmC-it was given last Sunday Kvenli.gai the M.E. church under auspices of the W. C. 'i the programme consisting -of music, solos, reading and recitations by, the Misses L.

North, N. Andrews, L. Lathrop, E. Addison and Mesdames C. F.

Case, E. P. Lyon and B. J. Heagle.

About twenty couples attended the dance given by the S. of V. last Friday evening. Among the society ladies present were: Mesdames F. E.

Parsons, A. C. Forbes, O. Pehrson, J. W.

Williams and R. M. Addison. Mr. and Mrs.

F. E. Parsons have as their guest Mr. Parson's moth, from Oconmowoc, Wis. Mrs.

.1. W. Blake entertained the Episcopal guild Wednesday afternoon. Mi. and Mrs.

W. 11. Smith have moved into rooms in Syndicate block, Mr. and Mrs. C.

Walker are here, and occupy rooms in Syndicate block. Winona. About twenty-five couples participated in the german at the armory Wednesday evening. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.

W. D. Chandler. Mr. and Mrs.

C. M. Youmans, Mr. and Mrs. CM.

Brush. Mrs. A. P. Lamberton, Misses Woodruff- Crangle, Weed, Sloan, Tucker, Mitchell.

Jessie Mitchell, Moody, Sinclair. Pierce. Bohn, Marlield. Cole', Lamberton, Roberts. Mills, llorton, Pett.

Whitney and others. Mr. and Mrs. A. P.

Moss, of St. Paul, were among the guests at the Knights Templar reception Thursday evening. Mis-, of Rochester, attended the Knights Templar reception Tuesday evening. Mrs. Franklin Staples entertained a number of friends at tea Wednesday evening.

The ladies' musicaie met with Mrs. B. 11. Langley Wednesday afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. M. ('. Morton gave a delightful musicaie Friday evening. Miss Hattie Packard, of St.

Louis, is the guest of Mrs. S. W. Morgan. Miss Hattie Woodruff is visiting Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Youmans. I-ew iston.

Mrs. 11. King-berry, of Winona, spent a weeks here visiting Mr. and Mrs. Stebbins.

she returned to her home Saturday. Mrs. 1. Slade returned from Fountain City this week, where she visited her sister. Mrs.

Paul llefeiier. Mrs. J. B. Soboleski spent a few days in Winona this week with her friend Miss Maine Lowe.

Miss Emma Putnam, of Stockton, and Miss L. Manger, of Winona, are visiting friends here. Mrs. Dr. Boyd visited friends and rel! atives in Stockton Monday, on her way to Winona.

Miss Mary McNutt went to Stockton Friday to attend the masquerade ball. Mrs. J. W. Bice went to Winona Monday to visit her daughter Lizzie.

Mrs. Charles Jagon has returned from i a short trip to Winona. Anna Tho man has returned to her home in Stockton. Miss Mary Jacobs went to Winona last week. St.

Charles. Mrs. B. M. Cravtsh, of Minneapolis, has been friends and relatives here for the past week.

Mrs. Lizzie Paterson and grand- mother arrived home Tuesday from an I extended visit at Ciaremont, Mrs. H. F. Terry was in Winona several days last week visiting Mrs.

E. Y. Bogart. Mrs. E.

Thayer and children spent the week with Mr. and Mrs. Butterfield, of Viola. Mrs. G.

11. Gardner and daughter, Mrs, Soboleski, spent the day" here i Tuesday." Mrs. John Blair, of Worth, and Mrs. J. M.

Blair, of Utica, visited iv the city Monday. Mrs. F. McGovern. of Fremont, visited friends here, returning Tuesday.

Mrs. David Scott for her home in Pleasant Grove Monday. Mrs. E. George visited Miss Addie Gates in Winona last Saturday.

Mrs. Clara Knox spoke in the Methoj dist church Sunday evening. Miss Minnie Steflin. of Little Valley, I is visiting Miss Cora Davis. Chatfleld.

The I. O. G. T. held an installation and banquet at their hall last Friday i evening.

Among the ladies present were: Misses Alice Burek, Amanda I Glissman, Hattie Gillett, Florence Foote. Hattie Hamline, Martha Lind. Julia Frey, Ruth Armstrong, May Foote and Cora Can- Mrs: A. S. Armstrong, of Eyota, is visiting friends here as the guest of Mr.

and Mrs. John Chermack. Miss Nellie Fairbanks, accompanied by her father, viewed the beauties of the ice palace last week. Miss Clara Moore visited her parents, Rev. and Mrs.

John Moore, in Chicago last week. Mrs: Charles Payne has been visiting friends in Minneapolis during the carnival. Miss Emma Embrey is taking a vacation by visiting friends in St. PauL Miss Phinnev Malvin is spending a few weeks with friends in Winona. Mrs.

Etna Bristol and Miss Jennie Atchison visited Chicago last week. Little Falls. Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Ducely, Mrs. M. Lewis and Mrs. T.

Haines, of Villard, called on friends here Wednesday. Mrs. F. Lafoud and daughter. Olive, i visited Holdings Ford during the week, guests of Mrs.

J. Chambers. Mr. and Mrs. William Davidson and little daughter, accompanied by two sisj ters, arrived here Monday.

Misses Florence Williams and F. Bennettc, of St. Paul, visited in Little Falls during part of last week. Mrs. William Breyfogle, of Louisj spent a short time here last week.

Miss Saddie Fuller visited friends in Anoka and St. Paul during last week. Miss Fannie Cary spent last week taking in the carnival in St. Paul. Miss Mattie Woolford went to St.

Paul Friday, returning Sunday. Hon. and Mrs. J. C.

Flynn visited St. Paul during the week. Mrs. George Lafonde, of Sauk Center, is in the city. Lake City.

Miss Lizzie Jacobs returned Monday from St. Paul, where she was the guest of Mrs. Ditinars. Mrs. I.

S. Richardson and daughter Millie spent several days last week in St. Paul. L. 11.

Irwin, of bury. X. is being entertained by her son, David Irwin. Mr. and Mrs.

CAY. Smyth were soi journing with friends in St. Paul last i week. Mr. and Mrs.

H. F. Johns entertained 1 their many friends Wednesday evening. Mrs. Hass and grandson, Robert Lowlie, left for Cincinnati last Monday.

Mr. and Mrs. Ford were sojourning with friends in St. Paul this week. Mr.

and Mrs. J. M. Underwood and son Roy left Monday for Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs. C. 11. Hubbard left for Florida Monday. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Gray are visit- I ing Mr. Gray. 1 Morris. Miss Nellie A.

Fairbauk, of this village, and Mr. Wells, of Sanborn. 10., arc the happy parties to a quiet wed- ding that, took nlace at the residence of the bride's parents yesterday morning. The nuptial knot was tied by Rev. J.

B. Fairbank, the bride's father. The couple left for their home in lowa on the noon train. In a very pleasant and enjoyable manner the teacher and members of the i Bible class of the Congregational Sunday school were entertained at the residence of Dr. and Mrs.

H. L. Hulbiird last Friday, evening. The pupils of W. S.

Intermediate department of the public schools assembled at the residence of Miss Nellie Fairbank, last Monday evening, and presented her with many tokens of teem. The Norwegian Lutherans gave a sociable TIIE SAINT PAUL- GLOBE: SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 11, TWELVE PAGES. at the East Side school house last Monday evening, which was largely attended and was a very succesful event socially and financially. TT Mr. and Mrs.

George F. Cogel re- turned to Morris yestery, after a happy sojourn of several weeks with relatives of Mr. Cogel's at Bed Wing. Miss Hilson, of Willmar, is visiting in Morris, tho guest of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas E. Colahan. Mr. and F. Murphy returned Tuesday, frour an extended visit with relatives.

Miss Laura Bonnrallie departed Wednesday fer her home in Minneapolis. Hastings. A surprise party was given to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cavanaugh Wednesday evening, the first anniversary of their marriage.

Misses Hattie and Annie Hlgbee returned to Beaver Tuesday. Miss Alice Brovitt, of Minneapolis, is the guest of Miss Mamie E. Judkins. Mrs. X.

C. Johnson returned to Aberdeen, Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Norton have returned from New York. Mr. and Mrs. John Eigenbrod have returned to Faribault.

Miss Maud Dudley is the guest of friends in Minneapolis. Mrs. Charles Balden is visiting friends in Northfield. Mrs. A.

11. Truax is visiting in Farmingtou. Miss Addle 11. Weeks is in Minneapolis. Mrs.

F. L. Fitch is down from St. Paul. Mrs.

R. S. Fitch is visiting in Glencoe. Jauesvillc. A surprise party at the residence of 11.

C. on Monday evening last, was attended by the following ladies: Misses A. Coy, N. Nelson. P.

Peabody, Emma Farmers, R. Breen, E. Sackett, S. Ayer, S. Baker and Mrs.

Lealover. Mr. and Mrs. J. O.

Chandler, assisted by their daughters. Miss Pearl and Myrtle, gave a tea party Saturday evening to a large number of invited guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Owens have returned from an extended visit with friends in Waseca. Mr.

and Mrs. 11. E. Ham, of Winona, are visiting with relatives here. Miss Pearl Chandler, of Faribault, spent Sunday with her parents.

Miss II ttie Mosher came up from Waseca Friday night. Miss Delia Hall, of Owatanna, is visiting in this place. Montevideo. Miss Maty Goar, who has been in charge of "the bazar at this place for the past year, intends going to Indiana with her parents soon. Last Friday evening about twenty friends of Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Borgen gave them a surprise, the occasion being their fifth wedding anniversary. Miss May Wadsworth, who has been visiting in the Twin Cities the past week, has returned home. Miss Lenora McKune, one of the young ladies of this place, is now sole proprietor of the bazar. Miss Marion Edwards, of this place, departed for York city last Wednesday morning.

Mrs. M. O. Hervig entertained a small party of her friends last Saturday evening. Mrs.

Joseph Gaskiil has returned from the Twin Cities. Fergus Falls. Mrs. B. S.

Hall, who has been a guest of Mrs. V. M. Watkins, Holly avenue, St. Paul, has returned home.

Mrs. W. J. Hall is visiting friends at Glencoe previous to taking up her residence in Milwaukee. Jens X.

Games, of Games Kruger, was married last Wednesday, Feb. 1, to Miss B. 11. Selvig. The Chautauqua circle met with Mrs.

Horace Picket Tuesday evening. Mrs. Charles H. Goodsell returned Tuesday from Minneapolis. Mrs.

R. G. Woodham is entertaining Mrs. P. McKercher, of Clear Lake, 10.

Mrs. C. C. -fount has returned from a brief visit to St, Paul. Mrs.

John F. Hunter is visiting friends at Northfield. Mrs. J. W.

Earl is visiting relatives at Faribault. Waseca. The following officers were installed at the 1. 0. G.

T. hall, Monday evening last: C. A. M. Hutchinson: V.

Mrs. eland secretary, B. F. 1. lomburgh; F.

ST. Miss A. E. Andrews; treasurer, B. W.Grant; marshal, D.

Coats: guard, Belle Claghorn; P. C. Mrs. Mosher. The ladies society of the Congregational church met with Mrs.

J. L. Claghorn. Friday afternoon last. Miss Bull, a Southern missionary.will visit with friends in this city next week.

Mr. and Mrs. Dolan, of Waterville, were in this city the past week. Miss Jennie O'Brien visited Faribault, the past week. Miss Alice Maloney will teach school in Wilton township.

Mr. and Mrs. S. Wood, of Dakota, are visiting in this city. Glencoe.

Miss Millie Meader, of Decorah, 10., was in town a few days this week, the guest of Miss Yertie Hall. Mrs. S. R. Fitch, of Xorthtield, is enjoying a pleasant visit with her son, Judge A.

P. Fitch. Mrs. E. C.

Baird, of Graceville, is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. E. Pixley, of Glencoe. Miss Clara Richardson, has been visiting in Bird Island, has returned home.

Mrs. R. H. McClelland visited in Shakopee several days of last week. Miss F.

M. Watson was in St. Paul last week. Caledonia. Miss Johanna Murphy, who has spent the last two years at Streator.

111., is at home for a time. Mrs. C. E. Lyman entertained a small party of friends at cards Saturday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Marshall accompanied Miss Failure to La Crosse. Miss Mary Dorival has gone to Brooklyn, 10., for a brief visit.

Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Spraeue drove to La Crosse Monday.

Mrs. Peirin returned McGregor Monday. Rochester. Miss Carrie D. Faitoute and Frederick S.

Haines will be married next Tuesday evening, the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Oztnun have returned from Minneapolis. Miss Pauline ranzigan, of Mankato, is visiting in the city. Markham, entertains the Episcopal.

social to-night. Mrs. A. T. Stebbins is visiting in Winona.

Shakopee. Mrs. E. L. Bailey, Prescott, visited her daughter, Mrs.

F. V. Brown, for a few days this week. Miss Emma Giles, spent a few days this week with Mrs. J.

B. Dunn. Mrs.T. R. Newell, Merrill, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.

H. J. Mr. and Mrs. James McHale visited St.

Paul during the week. DAKOTA. Aberdeen. Among the guests at the Sherman house ball, last Friday were: Mrs. L.

C. Turner, of Warner "Misses Thayer and Grimes, of Columbia; Miss Cox, of Ipswich. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presbyterian church gave a pleasant "Puzrle" social 'Tuesday evening, at the residence of Mrs. George W. Jenkins.

Miss Lou Struthers left for her claim, in Edmunds county, Wednesday, where she will spend the remainder of the winter. Miss Belle Evans, who has been attending school at Pulaski, 111., for some time, has returned to her home in this city. Mrs. J. M.

McCarthy returned to her home in this city last week, after enjoyable visits in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Miss Mac Ward, I Miss Bessie AVylie. and Miss Neenah Steams, will take part in the play of the ''Shaw," this week. Mrs. James Spencer and Mrs.

11. Meyers, of Huron, spent a few hours in the city Tuesday, on their way to Huron. The ladies of the St. Mark's guild held a social at the residence of Mrs. S.

H. Jumper, Wednesday evening. The ladies of the W. C. T.

I', met with Mrs. Van Loon, on Nicollet avenue, Tuesday evening. Miss Seaton gave a musical concert for Presbyterian benefit, Friday evening; Feb. 10. The Ladies' Guild of St.

Mark's church met with Mrs. R. Burgitt, Thursday afternoon. Miss M. Cox has returned from Claremoht, and is visiting Miss Lizzie Ring-; rose.

Mrs. M. O'Toole, now visiting in Minneapolis, is expected home this Mrs. L. M.

Tarrey, of Old way, spent a few days in the city this week. Mrs. A. Burlock returned from Fishers', Thursday last. Mrs.

B. G. Miller has returned from a pleasant visit in Wisconsin. Miss Emma Densler will leave next week for an Eastern visit. Mrs.

C. A. Bliss has returned from her Minneapolis trip. Mrs. John Ackley has returned from St.

Paul. Sioux Falls. The married ladies gave a leap year party Tuesday night, which was the event of the season. The following ladies were present, each bringing a partner: Mesdames Sam Gledders, F. 11.

Cillett, F. L. Blackman, ('race Blowfield. E. W.

Caldwell, C. S. Can. Annie Clark, Sam Clover, J. C.

Cochran, P. 11. Edmison, E. W. Coughran, E.

W. Harvey, C. F. Irvine, W. C.

llollister, James Jamison, Frank Kimball, T. F. Leavitt, C. E. Johnson, Abbie Leaven, A.

L. Marey, Will McKinnon, George W. Lowery, C. E. MeKinney, P.

P. Peck, Harly Pettigrew, E. M. McMillan, 11. W.

Boss, A. C. Phillips, Will Renfrew, C. 11. Sibley.

11. W. Gun, James Simpson, George E. Wheeler, C. F.

Llsche, S. G. Tuthill. D. F.

Smith, J. L. Thompson, N. E. Stringhan.

J. W. Tuthill, Ernest Sutton, J. W. James, Harry llollister and Frank Emerson, and the Misses Morris.

Phillips. Mc- Millan, Ayvert, Collar, Walker, Slocum and Miss Nellie McCormack bad a party of friends at her home Thursday evening. Mrs. H. L.

llollister entertained a few lady friends Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Charley Vincent has gone to Chicago for a couple of weeks. Miss Rose Robertson, of Canton, is the guest of Mrs. Altinan.

Mrs. Sam Clover entertained a few friends Friday night. Mrs. A. L.

Cnrrey is with her parents in Broadhead, Wis. Mrs. Hewitt Seager is visiting friends in Dell Rapids. Miss Edith Walker, of Sanborn, is in our city. Miss Evanson has returned to Dell Rapids.

Mrs. C. E. Johnson is visiting in Chicago. The Progressive Euchre club met with Mrs.

C. L. Pratt Thursday even: ng. The ladies present were Mesdames John Will Butterfield. A.

B. Chubbuck, H. Mott, W. O. Stout, O.

-J. Brown, 0. N. Carolus Downing, John Cox, James Jewett, J. 5.

and Miss Gertrude Williams. The Ladies' Library association gave an entertainment Friday evening under the direction of Mrs. G. J. Barker.

Miss Lizzie PratLformerly of Ipswich, has accepted a position in the postofl.ee. at Fayette N. Y. Mrs. Albert Nathan left Sunday for Chicago, where she will reside in future.

r. Mrs. George Sherman gave tea party to a number of friends Friday afternoon. Mrs. John Rogers entertained the Congregational society Tuesday The -Baptist society took tea with Mrs.

M. P. Beebe Wednesday afternoon. Miss Frances S. Fowler has gone to Brooklyn, N.

to spend the winter." Mrs. E. N. Skillman will entertain the E. T.

society to-morrow afternoon. Mrs. Rose Parsons will entertain the ladies of the W. 0. T.

U. this week. Miss Fannie Brown entertained a party of friends at tea this week. Mrs. John Rogers will 1 depart this week for Freeport.

111. Huron. Mrs. A. Webb, formerly a resident here, now of Paunel is in the city for a short stay with her son.

F. S. Webb and family. Miss Lottie McCaugbcy, sister of Mrs. R.

H. Brown, has completed her visit here and returned to Bloomington, 111. Miss Ella Gerard departed Tuesday for New York, where she will remain till spring with a sister. Mrs. G.

P. Wilmarth, of De Sinet. is visiting her son, A. W. AVilmarth, and family in this city.

Mrs. C. H. Van Tassel, of Sanborn county, is here with her parents, J. D.

Cowdin and wife. Mr. and Mrs. M. W.

Sherrer entertained a large company of friends Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Choate are visiting friends in Minneapolis and St.

Paul this week. Mrs. Judge Spencer and Mrs: H. Ray Myers were in St. Paul this week.

Rev. and Mrs. H. S. Mills, with their I son Ernest, spent Sunday in Redfield.

Miss Mattie Thorp has returned to her home-in Dixon, 111. Miss May Henshawhas returned from a visit to Pierre. Ellendale. evening an operatta was given by the children in Commercial hall. Among the ladies present were Mesdames A.

H.Carmon, B.S.Meachem," G. 1). Cleworth, C. C. Bowsfield.

N. B. Kent, F. S. lsham, Parker, T.

S. Rice. Lacy, Pratt, and Misses Daisy Sumerton, Grace Moore. Mabel Denis, Grace Hazen, Zana Woods, Maude Cambell. Mrs.

Fred Hogaboom, of Yorktown, visited her Ellendale friends Monday. The "Mermaid club" met at Miss Minnie Judd's Monday evening. Miss Dora John is visiting in Minnei apolis and St. Paul. Miss Dena is visiting in New.

Center ville, Wis. Mandan. iy Mrs. R. H.

Smith gave a dinner party to six bachelor friends in honor of her son, William, who has just attained his-. twentieth year. j' Miss Belle Flynn is recovering from, a' severe cold, which has necessitated her i absence from society for the past week; Mrs. J. C.

Clark entertained the Lotus club Thursday evening at her elegant home on the hill. Miss Charlotte Holms, of Hudson, IS visiting friends in the city. Mitchell. Mrs. F.

Bond and daughter have returned from Milton. Wis. Mrs. A. M.

Bowdleleft for Philadelphia last Sunday night. Mrs. Dr. J. F.

Kellogg, of Yankton, 'is' visiting friends here. -Miss Ella Rowley went to St. Taiil Friday. Mrs. Asa Fisher has returned to Bismarck.

777:7 WISCONSIN. i Chippewa Falls. Mrs. L. C.

Stanley and Mrs. R. D. Whittemore entertained about 400 guests Friday evening. A number from abroad were preseut.

Among the ladies from Eau Claire were: Mesdames Florence Hayden, W. Pitt Bartlett, Charles Walworth, A. A. Cutler, A. Harris, Miss Bartlett, Miss Addie Smith and Miss lire.

Mrs. J. R. Hathaway and daughter, Mrs. Joseph Palne, and sister, and Mrs.

J. 11. Smith, of Bloomer, were in the city Saturday. Mrs. A.

M. Feitner, of Ilackensack, N. who has been the guest of Mrs. T. J.

Cunningham, is visiting in Borage before her return home. Mrs. John Ramsey, formerly a resident, but now of White Sulphur Springs, is the guest. of Mrs. John Duncan.

Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rounds, of Indianapolis, lr.d., spent Sunday in the city.

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Eaton, of Milwaukee, were in the city this week.

Mrs. 1). E. Miles entertained a large company Wednesday evening. Mr.

and Mrs. Alex Althey have gone to Nebraska to make their home. Mrs. EL H. Rowe entertained the art society Tuesday afternoon.

Mrs. W. G. Spence, of Mauston, has joined her husband here. Mrs.

G. A. Henry has returned from a visit in Minnesota. Neillsville. A large surprise party was given to Mr.

and Mrs. E. 11. Bacon Wednesday evening last. Card playing, singing and dancing were the chief amusements.

Among those present were: Messrs. Charles F. Grow, Lafayette M. Studevant, Henry Schlldhauer, C. C.

Crocker, Samuel B. Calway, Sol. F. Jascph, A. B.

Marsh, Will J. Marsh. Simon Reineking, William G. Klopf, Henry W. Klopf, Thomas Lowe, George Hart, Jessie Lowe, John W.llommel, Richard F.

Kountz. Joseph Morley, John D. Stanard, and Misses Mattie Schuster, Floy Joseph, Grace Nason, Carrie Schuster, Cora Crosett, Jane L. Bacon, and Yernie Corsett, of Fond dv Lac, Wis. Mrs.

has gone to Chicago for a six weeks' visit, and from there will go to Elkhard. Canada, to reside. Miss Fannie Penny, of Black River Falls, is a guest of her sister. Mrs. Charles Winkler.

Miss Annie Coggswell, of Merrillan, spent Sunday with Miss Amelia Coudit, of this city. Miss Cora Crossett entertained her sister, Miss Venue, of Fond dv Lac, last week. Mrs. Louis J. Glass visited her mother, Mrs.

Trumbull, at the Junction last week, Mrs. D.B. Manes, Jose Ives and Sarah Moffatt have returned, from La Crosse. Miss Maud Edgbertis sojourning with friends at Sumner, Barron county, Wis. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Withee have gone to Minneapolis. to. reside. Miss Rose Baker lias returned to her home at Lincoln, Neb.

Miss Cad Wicker has returned to her home at Colby. Miss Belle Chandler has returned from Thorp. Eau Claire, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Butter celebrated their golden wedding Tuesday evening and entertained a large gathering of friends.

Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Culver and Mr.

and Mrs. B. A. Buffingtoii go to Washington next week. Mrs.

James D. Hinckley, of- Chicago, visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark, Of Cincinnati, are guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Clark. Miss Ella Aims was the guest of Mrs. George 11. Hayes, at St. this week.

Miss Belle Fan is a guest of Miss Charlotte Rogers, at Milwaukee. Miss May Petennan visited Mrs. 1. W. Petennan, at Rice Mr.

and Mrs. 11. H. Hayden' have returned from Washington. Fails.

7 Miss Lizzie M. H. Cox were married Wednesday. They left immediately for their future home 'at Mason. I Prof.

D. Cameron, of the High School, recently enjoyed a short visit with hi- parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Cameron.

The "V's" held their regular meeting Tuesday evening at the- residence of Mrs. A. P. Weld. I Miss DenaLarsen, of Ellendale, has been visiting with friends in this City.

Mrs. Downs, of Roberts, spent Sunday with friends in this city. Miss Alice Hicks is visiting in Minneapolis. Osceola Mills. Mrs.

W. A. Talboys and Mrs. Ben Xii- returned to St! Paul Monday, accompanied by Miss Katie Rowcliffe, who spent the week with them. Mr.and Mrs.

T. J. Rowcliffe entertained friends at progressive euchre Friday evening. Fred Talboys, of St. Paul, was a guest of S.

Rowcliffe and family one day this week. Mrs. A. C. Johnson, Mrs.

G. B. Knapp and Miss Dell Bradley were in St. Paul last week. The Misses Wolf, of Stillwater are the guests of their brother, L.

Wolf. A. Fuller and' son are visiting friends in Minneapolis. Hudson. The young people an informal hop at Armory hall Tuesday evening in honor of the New Richmond people, who i presented a drama A party of young people from New Richmond spent Wednesday evening at the home of E.

A. Glover, in this city. Miss L. Gorman, of Rockford, and Miss L. Deoknian.

of Rock Island, are guests of Miss H. Van Bergan. Miss Mary Dentiiston is entertaining Miss Ida French, of Eau Claire. lOWA. Charles City.

Mrs. F. Barney writes from Danville. N. that people ought to come there to learn how to live.

The is not yet fully determined for her return. Mrs. T. A. Hand, of this place, read a paper, Mission of Flowers," at the late meeting of the State Horticultural society at Dcs Moines.

Mr. and Mrs. Martin, who have been visitiug with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kelley, leave for their home in Monroe, this afternoon.

-T Mrs. Freeman McAllister held a social entertainment for her friends from Chicago anil Wisconsin yesterday. J. Turner and wife, of Osage, are on a visit for a couple of weeks to their daughter in Charles City. Mrs.

L. Q. Dexter has gone to Clear to spend a month or two with her two daughters. Miss EmmaQuimby is taking the place of Miss Edith in the postoffice at Floyd Cor a few days. Harriet Haskcl and her daughter, Mrs.

Minnie Waller, leave for Chi-T -cago to-day. Eliza Owens is home for a few Weeks after a trip to Chicago and Manhattan, Kan. T. 5 Miss Nellie. Knap and Miss Minnie Plummer were visiting in Nora Springs last week.

Mrs. L. 11. Piehn is receiving a visit from her brother, John Schoenivey, of Waterloo. Miss Fern Mason has been visiting this week in Nashua, the guest of Miss Putney.

pMiss Lizzie Waterbnry has been enjoying herself among friends at Nashua. Miss Gertie Trigg, of this place, has been visiting friends in Bockford. Miss Emma of Rockford, has been visiting in Charles City. Mrs. B.M.

Cleveland is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Burn ham, of this city. Mrs. A.

D. Cheery, of Minneapolis, is on a visit her son Frank. Miss Carrie V. Allen, of Mason City, has been visiting in town. Mrs.

S.B. Hail, Mrs. IN. Phelps and Mrs. George Smith went to Minneapolis last week.

Mrs. Kcnnard Is visiting her sou and Mr. Capron's folks. Mr. and Mr.

Frank Pclrson are visit- ing Pleasant Grove. Mason City. The most enjoyable and interesting gathering witnessed in many years was the golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs. S.

M. Richardson, at Clear Lake, last Saturday evening. The bride and groom are among the estimable resi- dents of the county, with- a very large circle of acquaintances. They were presented with a number of beautiful and useful presents. Mrs.

D. A. Simons, of this county, read an article on the "Farmer's Dangli- tor" at the recent farmers' convention, which is receiving quite extensive publicity. Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Keunison were tendered a most pleasant reception by the groom's parents upon their return from their wedding trip. Mrs. Alta Miller returned home Friday from a protracted visit among relatives in Illinois.

She is accompanied 'by her daughter. T. Mrs. Charles Reeney has returned from Minneapolis, and is again permanently located in this city. Mrs.

George Barber, of Stocton, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Parker, of this city. Miss Fannie Brown returned Wednesday from Grinuell, where she has been attending school.

i Miss Lida Yermilya and Miss May Long returned from Minneapolis Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Long were tendered an old-fashioned surprise party Tuesday evening. Miss Ida Hovsie returned to her home in Prairie flu Chien Saturday.

Mrs. J. A. Strayor is visiting friends in Austin, this week. i Mrs.

George Felthous, of Rockwell, was in the city Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

Page have returned from St. Paul. Miss Myra listed returned this week from Minneapolis. Mrs. Norman Harvey visited friends in Britt last week.

Miss Bertha Cooper has returned from Marshalitown. Marsh all town. Frank Anson, general passenger agent of the Wisconsin Central, was in the city a day or two this week the guest of her sister. Miss Mac Harris Anson. Mrs.

W. Doolitle and other friends. Miss Rose Judd, Miss Edith Hurd and the Messrs. Frank Robinson: C. H.

Forney and E.L. Dickey composed a company of merry-makers at the residence i of R. Reed Tuesday night. Irving J. Miller, associate editor of the Electric Light, Marshalltown's society paper, will be married to Miss Hattie Smith, of Oilman, 10., Sunday.

B. A. Morgan, the -'pharmacist of this city, will be married to Miss Anna Belle, of Monmouth, 111., next Thursday. Mrs. Lev Goodwin, of St.

Joseph, has been visiting her parents, Mr. i I and Mrs. T. H. Hardy this week.

Miss Jennie Gordon entertained a of young people Monday night in honor of her birthday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

Waldo spent part of the week with friends at Green Mountain, 10. Miss Ella Sbute entertained the Chautauqua circle at her pleasant home Monday night. Miss Etha Cooper entertained a party of young people at her home last Thurs- day night. Miss Ola Odair is spending the winter i with her sister, Mrs. Field, at Minneapolis.

Miss Vera Webster will not return to school at Davenport. 10.. at the present. Mrs. M.

K. Huffaher and daughter, Miss Lulu, visiting friends in Texas. Miss Sadie Cronkleton returned Monday from a week's visit at Dcs Moines. i Mrs. W.

11. Broeftie left this week for a visit to her father in New York. Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. Cooley are visit- ing at Fort Dodge, To. Mrs. Dr. Barrett gave a 5 o'clock tea Wednesday to the following ladies: Mesdames J.

M. McCoy, C. A. White, W. R.

Barker. H. Young. William Wilberham, W. R.

Mead. W. B. Webster, 11. C.

Trice, D. A. Norton and W. Wiklman. Mr.

and Mrs. Joyce, of Chicago, spent last Friday and Saturday with Sister Mary Edward, the music teacher at the Academy of the Assumption. Mrs. Joyce is a sister of Sister Edward. Miss Etta Sumson is spending a fewdays in Ridgvvay, the guest of Miss Louise Galby.

Miss Josie Strother gave her young friends a sleigh ride last Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Lomas visited the ice palace at St.

Paul last week. Mrs. H. C. Rand entertained several, friends last Friday evening.

Mrs. William Allen, of Le Roy.Minn., was in town last week. Miss Lizzie O'Neil left this week for Savannah. 111. Miss Addie Church has returned from Mason City.

A Slander Nailed. Editor Pierce has been making a great ado over the fact that the Sioux Falls Argus-Leader had been awarded the contract for printing Commissioner of Immigration McClure's book on the "Resources of He has covertly insinuated that there was collusion between the Argus and the territorial administration, and has even gone so far beyond the bounds of decency as to charge that the matter was a big steal. Read what a Republican paper, the Pierre Free Press, says in regard to the slander: "Not because we doubted, but to satisfy the doubts of others, the Free Press called at Mr. McClure's office aud asked him regarding the printing contract. lie replied that he had noticed the attack of the Dakota department of the Pioneer Press, but did not deem it worthy of any reply.

He said, however, that the records of his office were public property, and thereupon showed us six bids for printing the book; two from Chicago, two from St. Faul and two from Dakota, and on examining them we found that -the bid of the Argus-Leader was the lowest, and was properly accepted. Any person desiring to investigate can doubtless have the same privilege accorded us of examining them. The bid of the Argus- Leader would make the cost of the book copies of 500 pages each) about 15, 400. To further satisfy ourselves we took the time and trouble- to estimate the cost, or at least what we would be willing to duplicate the work for, and found that we could not afford to do the' work for a less sum, and there- would be but a small profit at that, considering the work, worry and responsibility.

This statement is entirely voluntary on our part. As a man and neighbor we esteem Mr. McClure highly, and know him to lie above any underhanded deal. We have no sympathy with his politics, and have never received a dollar of patronage from his office and have no expectations of receiving any, being of the opposite political faith, but we do not propose standing by and seeing an honest man slandered without raising our voice." THE DAKOTA MAN REMARKS. Chicago Mail.

"The blizzard came down like a wolf on die fold, And It howled and it roared, and some it was cold; And the sheen of its frost was apparent with ease. While minus went mercury forty degrees. Then tbe tenderfoots murmured. were sullen and And backcapped our climate, and said it was Said our zephyrs were deadly. our snow but a pall: But 'twas just 'bracing not harmful at all.

There's no climate like ours, it's so pure and so dry, And the talk of its coldness is all in your eve. It's a little brisk, maybe, at times, but it's I fine. For real comfort Yes, in mine." WOODBURN FARM FENCE COMPANY, Manufacturers of Wood and Steel Combination 1 3 3 3 FENCE. It is composed of wooden pickets 3- 8 1 wide and thick, length four feet. The 3 'j 1 pickets are lirmly woven with five double 9 twisted strands of galvanized annealed steek j.

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