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—A number of the Mystic Workers
surprised' Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hanson
Friday evening at their home on Divis
ion street. A Very pleasant evening
was spent in inusic and games. Coffee,
sandwiches, cakQ and pickles w&e
served.
The Central Presbyterian church
also the Es-st Side and Oakland church
es will hold a jomt picnic on July 4tfc
—Cbas. Weaver of AnoK£'has been
here for a few days buying a car of
horses with Frank P. Dawes
—Merville and Raymond Rugg were
given, a farewell party Thursday even
ing by a number of their young friends
at the home of Mrs. Wm. Evison A
very delightful evening was spent in
playing games. Ice cream and wafers
were served.
—Mrs. Henry Weber, Jr., went to
Fountain yesterday to attend tbe.Ra
hilly-Madden wedding which takes
place today.
—Mrs. John Scullin of Ipswich, 8 D,
came yesterday to visit her mother
Mrs. I. J. B. Wright.
—A marriage license has been issued
to Ernest B., Raabe of Dodge county,
W:s., and Miss Augusta Schiek ot~Wal
tham.
—Harry Emery who has been at Carl
ton is expected home today. He at
tended his sister's wedding at Merriam
Park yesterday.
—The Knickerbocker club was en
tertained Monday evening at a seven
o'clock dinner by Miss Marie Um
hoefer in honor of hei* birthday anni
versary. Miss Ruth El ward was guest
of honor.
-Mies Anna Lowry, our visiting
nurse, is at Crookston this week lec
turing there in connection with Uni
versity week.
—E. A. Dalager returned Saturday
from a visit with his son at Lake Mills,
Iowa.
—Miss Thekla Knopf, who taught
a't Encampment, Wyom. the past
year, arrived home Sunday to spend
vacation.
