Daily globe., 1882-07-16

6 Medicke, Fifth street, corner Seventh.
Miss Durand, Miss Aida and Miss
Nellie Durand and Miss Eva Ward, all of
Racine, Wis, are paying st. Paul a visit
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Eaton.
Miss Emma Bromley left last Tuesday
for Flint, Mich, to visit her friends, ac-
companied by her little niece, Miss Lot
tie Christie. She Will return about Oc-
tober /.
Hon. Senator McCrea, of Perham, saw
the smoke of the Detroit battle clear
away and sensibly hied him to St. Paul
to recuperate from the fatigue of the
campaign.
Mrs. F. Bailey, of Sioux City, is visit
ing Conductor Hudson's wife, of Canada
street. Mrs. Bailey possesses a fine voice
and pleasantly entertains her friends by
her singing.
Conrad Kerst, Of the Peoples Ice COM
pany, and Frank Schlick, the right bow
er at Ingersoll's left for Chicago last
night. The friendly query is, which will
be best man:
Prof. Lieb, the voice teacher, has
SO many pupils who can only take lessons
during vacation season that he will be
kept at work most of the time during the
summer months.
Alarge delegation Of ST. Paul gentle
men left for Chicago yesterday evening,
and another will start tonight They
will do the races and bet on the fast
flyers from Kittsondale.
Miss Matte German, the accomplished ed
daughter of r. NJ German. of the board
of public works, returned yesterday from
st. Mary's institute, Milwaukee, where
she has been pursuing her studies.
There is rumor that Mr.. John Heinen,
deputy county auditor of Dakota county,
will, before many weeks have passed, be
married to handsome and accomplished
belle OF Hastings, Minn. Congratula-
tions are now in order.
Miss Maggie and Minra King, the
talented daughters of ex-Sheriff King,
returned last Thursday from Boston, in
which city the former has been complet-
ing her musical education, her studies
having been attended with marked sue
cess.
Prof. Boucher, the French teacher,
who has been i'll for many weeks with an
abscess On his face, is still in very criti-
Cal condition. A third operation was
performed on him Friday last, and the
physicians say 1t will be many weeks be-
fore he will be fully recovered.
The wedding bells pealed tunefully on
Tuesday morning last in honor of the
marriage of Mr.. John Hanley and Miss
M. A Carrier, all Of st. Paul. The cere-
mony was performed at st. Mary's church
in the presence of many friends, and a
delightful reception followed.
AS previously announced, the nuptials
of DR.. W w. Schiffman, of Fergus Falls,
and Miss Emma N. Leyde, an accom-
plished belle of this city, were solemn
lied at the residence of the brides parents
last Wednesday afternoon. After a re-
ception and congratulations they left for
their new home.
Next Thursday, the Goth of July, at
O'Clock p. m, the young men of the St.
Aloysius society will give an evening en-
tertainment for the. benefit of the German
orphan asylum. The Liederkranz is to
furnish the singing. Those that wish to
spend jolly evening and at the same
time wish to aid good cause, should not
fail to be present. Entrance fees only
fifty cents.
Miss Annie Lyons, the talented daugh-
ter of our well known towrsman
Maurice Lyons, Esq, returned home on
Thursday last from the famous Mount
de Chautal academy of West Virginia
Hiss Annie comes home with the first
honors of her classes. In speaking OF
the closing exercises of the school year,
the Wheeling Register has this to say OF
Miss Lyons, who sang the poem by
! Father Ryan, Song of the River"
OF the many beautiful poems of Fathe,
Ryan, the ''Sweet Singer of the South" this
one stands well forward, aud the author would
have been delighted could he have heard its
rendition by Miss Lyons. She has cle.r
ard sweet voice, considerable dramatic force
and delicate intonation of parts lent a
wonderful effect.