—The Odd Fellows and their ladies
hold a delightful social Tuesday -even
ing at the hall. There was a program
of music and readings and later danc
ing was enjoyed and a lunch served.
—Hon. John- Matheson left Tues
day for St. Paul to spend the winter
with relatives.
—The State Grange will meet .at
Owatonna in the K. P. Hall Decent
bell at Owatonna and is with her* ber 15 and 16. Beginning Tuesday at
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parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Campbell.
—Mrs. Dir. Gillam is entertaining
her si&ter, Mrs. King of Minneapolis.
—Mrs. J. W. Hare is receiving a
visit from her sister. Mrs. Geo. Lyttle
of Chicago.
—Lois Geysor of Cannon Falls,
Minn., one of the grand officers of
the Degree of Honor was present at
a meeting of that order ,Friday night
and initiated a class of six. The hall
was decorated for the occasion and a
fine banquet was served.
—John Moe and sons, Leonard and
Andrew went to Owatonna Saturday
to attend the funeral of Mr. Moe's
mother, Mrs. Andrew Moe. Deceased
died Thursday night at the age of 97
years.
—Mrs. J. F. Stout returned Wed
nesday from the Cities.
—Helen Terry gave a party to six
friends Wednesday on her sixth birth
day anniversary. Children's games
were .played and refreshments served.
—Mrs. Giovannetti was hostess at a
Thimble Bee Thursday afternoon. A
few hours passed quickly with music
and sociability and a dainty lunch.
—Mr. A, M. Lbcker of St. Paul, a
man who is well known as a Sunday
school worker, spoke at the Presby
terian church Sunday morning.. The
attendance was large and the speaker
was unusually interesting.
