Ooni'^on
WHE [V ST PAUL en to the
Si- f..t'1-s Kuclien, No 138 E Third St.
tv-sn-a f\ nr mpd- Mi h.m
fokin^ All rckrukt*- n.ti!-, 2:.rer.t
R.eakfuM from 7 00 to 11 00 a
dinner from i I 00 m. to 3-00
"inner f" oo to no Ur= Tnln
Hindoo Prop Tek T. S. 2718.Ad-
vu'tb^utnt.
Information lrom Mr George W.
Nelson, of Dawson, Yukon Territory,
Canada, dated 'Sept 29, has been re
ceived, stating that he and his family
would leave that land of perpetual
snov for the banana belt region of
Minneapolis in about a week, to spend
the winter So they may be expected!
to arrive witmn a few days
Pride of the West Charter No 30,
O E S.. will give a Hallowe'en party
at Masonic Hall. 2ith street and oth
avume S Thursday night, Oct. 31.
Music by McCullough Orchestra. Ad
mission 33 cents. Committee: Myrtle
Judy, chairman, Ella Johnson. Mattie
Johnson, Eileen Martin, Louise Don
aldson, Agne3 Eddingfc, Sarah Robin
sen.Advertisement.
In compliment to Mrs. Jennie Wat
son, Miss Eliza Wilson entertained at
an elegant five-course dinner Sabbath
afternoon, October 6th, at the cozv
little Pekin Cafe, of which Mr Robert
Canty is proprietor The other guests
were- Mrs. Ophelia Rice and daugh
ter MIPS Helen, Mrs Nora Thompson
and Mr=s Robert Canty The table
deforafons were red and yellow.
Mid Jennie Watson intends to make
an extended visit to her former home
in Cincinnati, Ohio. Many of her
neapolis
rt lends have entertainedMin- in
ht \onor Mifc Zack Johnson, of 2604
4th uenue entertained at a beautiful
luui'heon. The other guests were:
MCbdames II Simpson, C. Richaid
son, P, S Smith, J. Eddings, C. Robin
son, H. Bugham. The decorations
were Fall flowers and ferns.
