Absolutely new. Contains special
maps, special illustrations, statistical
matter and indexes. Descriptive mat
ter of the state, Physical, Commercial,
Historical, etc. A splendid opportun
ity. Rand, McNally & Company, Chi
cago, 111,
—A surprise party was given Satur
day evening for Mrs. Albert E. Hilker
at their home on Second street, it being
her birthday anniversary. About 15
were present. The evening was spent
merrily and supper was served about
11 o'clock. Mrs. Hilker recived a hand
painted celery dish as a token of esteem
from those present.
MTB. B. E. Shepherd and daughters
Helen and Ruth of Billings, Mont.,
arrived Wednesday for a visit with
friends. Mrs. Shepherd will return
home
the last of this week. Ruth will
resume her studies at Smith college in
Massachusetts and Helen will continue
her studies at Stanley hall, Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Parker of Rich
mond, Va., who have been spending
twoweeks with Relatives and friends
here left Monday evening, the former
for California on a short trip and the
latter with her son Craig Hutchinson
for Washington and Richmond. Mrs.
Parker is a sister of Mrs. M. E. James
and was formerly Mrs. Minnie Hutch
inson of Austin.
Second National Dairy Show, which
'will be held October 10th to 19th, 1907
JMat
the Amphitheatre, Union Stock
Yards, Chicago, is now ready for dis
tribution. There is over 87,000 to be
distributed, in cash prices, besides med
cups and: diplomas.. For further
particulars and premium list write to
Mr. E. Sudendorfi Boom307i 154 Wash
ington Sfe, Chicago, D"
—Rwiham Scott resumed hiB duties at
Macalester this week.
—The Era Club will meet with Mrs..
C. B. Boostrom Thursday afternoon.
