--Mrs. Chester H. Decker left
nesday evening for Cheyenne. Wyo. to
visit her sister, Mrs. Will Blalock.
—Mrs. Harry Rutherford left Sun
day evening for Chicago to attend the
Commercial Association meeting.
—F. B. Kline of Regina, Canada, a
former resident of this vicinity, came
Thursday to spend several days here.
—Ray Emerson, who works for the
Western Supply Co. in St. Paul, is home
for a visit and attended the picnic yes
terday.
—Miss Lizzie Taylor went to Water
loo, Iowa, Friday to attend the conven
tion of the if. W. C. A. as a delegate
from the Macalaster college.
—Miss Luella Gleason returned to
Owatonna Friday afternoon after a de
lightful visit of three weeks with
friends here.
—The Ladies of the G. A. 11. will
hold a lawn sociable Friday evening
Aug. 25, on the lawn of Mrs. William
Meadowcoft on the east side.
—The Misses Marion Smith, Alice
McBride, Viola Dinsmoor and Hazel
Webber, expect to be students at the
state university this coming year.
—Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mitchell return,
ed Wednesday from their lake trip
from Duluth to Buffalo and return. It
took just a week, 2,200 miles in all.
—Dr. Fred Judson, left Saturday
evening for SanFrancisco where he
will visit his mother, Mrs. Van Vaiken
burg, and will stop in Austin on his
way back to the east.
—Consul James W. Davidson's delay
in coming home was caused by his be
ing very ill with typhoid fever in Shang
hai for forty days. At onetime he was
critically ill.
—Mrs. C. Eckhart and two children
ef Mason City who have been visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
McNalley for several weeks, left this
morning for Gary, S. D.
