Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-04-09

rollers of the fragrant weed know how
to enjoy good time and this instance
will not prove an exception.
Arrangements have been completed
for the first annual ball of Itaska division
No. 81, Y. Nj. M. B. A., to take place on
Tuesday evening at Sherman hall. The.
appointments are on an elaborate scale.
and great success is promised.
The trip of Mayor Rice and wife, who
have been east and south for several
weeks past, has been extended to Cali
fornia. They expect to arrive in San
Francisco the ensuing week and will re-
turn about the last of the week.
The X L. society held an interesting
meeting at the residence of Mr.. C. B.
Thurston last Monday evening. a not
able feature was the reading of an inter
tanning paper on the subject of the Ger
man Conservatives of Music by Mr.
Baldwin.
The Union club will give one more of
their popular club dances on Thursday
next, April Ii, at Armory hall, corner
Seventh and jackson streets. The club
proposes to make this one of the most
enjoyable Of the season. a big time is
predicted to those who attend.
If the signs are right the fremen's ball,
at Market hall, on Wednesday evening,
will prove one of the greatest social
events of the season. Everything has
been done to make the affair an assured
success, and the guests may count On an
evening of unaIloyed festivity The
event should receive the hearty encour-
agemeDt Of all citizens.
The legal fraternity of st. Paul has re-
ceived valuable acquisition in the per-
son of Mr.. F. G. Burgess, the bright and
well known journalist, who for some
| time has conducted the local department
of the Dispatch. Mr.. Burgess is gentle
man of profound and varied learning,
and to an extended knowledge of men
and affairs he joins an early and thorough
legal training. In the new departure he
| will receive the emphatic encourage
| ment of host of friends and well wish
ers.
Mr.. James S. Brown, for many years
the veteran and faithful janitor of the
county buildings, has sold his residence
| SUOpCl OtlCOt, bI1 Will lCdfC LII lew
days for Grand Forks, d. t., where he
will reside with his son, prominent
merchant of that city. AS an evidence
of the high esteem in which he is held,
the members of the county board at their
last meeting passed a resolution com
| mandatory of his valued services and ex-
pressing regret at his departure. He was
also the recipient of handsome gifts from
Judge Brill and Assessor Beaumont.
The important matrimonial event of
| the spring season thus far will be the
| nuptials of Mr.. Emil Haut, of Milwau-
kee, and Miss Rachel Austrian, the ac-
complished daughter of one Of the lead
ing merchadts of this city. The ceremo-
| nyswill be performed at the Metropolitan
hotel on Wednesday afternoon at 1:30
| O'Clock, the Rev. DR.. Wecshler officiating.
Elaborate arrangements have been made
for the event and the appointments will
be most elegant in all particulars. The
| bridesmaids will be Miss Fannie Goodkind
and Miss Ida Bergman. The latter
will be escorted by Messrs. A. and E.
| Austrian, brothers of the bride. Messrs.
W. L. Goodkind and Louis Haas will
! serve as ushers. A reception will follow
the ceremony, after which they will leave
| for the East en- route for Europe.