Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-10
week, will leave to-day for Detroit, Michi-

,an.
On dit! That the nuptials of the daugh-
er of a well known st. Paul banker will
axe place this fall.
Mr. c. F. Del Boudid, of New Orleans,
who has been summering at White Bear,
returns home this week.
Mrs. Fred. Chase has returned from the
lakes, accompanied by Mrs. Chas. Barnes
and family. of Chicago.
Miss Hattie Brown, of Marinette, Wis,
who has been visiting Lille Sterrett, left
for home last Thursday.
Addison Moffat, of Detroit. Mich, is in
from hotel Lafayette, and takes creature
comfort at the Metropolitan.
W. G. Jones and wife are going east to
visit the principal cities. They expect to
be gone about two months.
John Thorue and family, of New Orle-
ans, have returned from White Bear lake,
and are stopping in the city.
Mrs. H. H. Peck and daughter, of
Keokuk, wh&have been visiting here, have
gone to Detroit, in this state.
Mrs. T. S. McManus, of Ramsey street,
and two sons, left on Thursday for visit
to friends in Ohio and Indiana.
S. w. Bovine and wife, New York, and
A. r. Treadway and wife, Cleveland, Ohio,
are doing the sights of st. Paul.
The residence of Conrad Gotzian, in
sociable last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. W. E. Burnham and Mrs. G. Jones
and children, wife of the jackson street
jeweler, leave for the east tonight.
-. Mr.. John Smith, formerly of Smith &
Day, Minneapolis, has taken position
with Strong, Hackett & Co., this city.
The marriage of Mr.. A. Schwabe and
Miss Justis, the daughter of Mr.. Henry
Justis, will be celebrated on the 18th inst.
Mrs. J. B. Lucas and family, and Miss
Monlous, of st. Louis, have returned from
Minnetonka and have rooms at the Metro
politan.
Madame Rumor has it that the marriage
of Mr.. Walter Morton and Miss Susie
Thompson, Twill be celebrated the last of
this month.
DR.. II. W. Buchanan. who was summoned
to Pennsylvania last week on telegram
announcing the death of his brother, re-
turned home last Friday.
Miss. Emma L. Murphey, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. James L. McAfee,
during the summer, left for her home in
Chicago Friday evening.
The Misses Annie Denny and Josie Sor-
enson, of Carver, who have been visiting
Miss Laura Nelson, of Olmsted street, re-
turned home last Thursday.
Mr.. Paul Francke and wife, of st. Joe.
Mo-, and Mayor Hosey, of that city, who
have been stopping at White Bear lake.
leave for home in few days.
Miss Susie Russell, Hattie, Nellie, and
Thos. G. Points, of St. Louis, were enjoy
ing the glorious climate of st. Paul last
week. They stopped at the Metropolitan
Mr.. Chas. Gautherz, the talented artist
of ST. Louis, has on exhibition at the store
ofiStevens & Roberts, on life like portrait
of Ex-Gov. G. K. Davis, life size and very
| handsome.
Mrs. Chas. Doty and son Harry, of New
York, and Mrs. F. V. Doty, of Duluth
have been the guests of Mr.. j. d. Brown
Railroad company.
Miss Lille Woods, from Carlisle, Pa.
who has been spending the summer with
Miss Lille Sterrett, 81 Summit avenue
has returned home in company with At
torney Gen. Hahn and family.
Mr.. Louis A. Beech, a prominent young
gentleman of st. Paul, was married in
Chicago last Wednesday evening to Miss
| Agnes McAllister, beautiful and accom-
plished young lady of that city.
Miss Ella V. Eagan, daughter of John
Eagan, the clothier, started, last Thursday
evening, to visit friends in Milwaukee
| Wis, Grand Rapids and Sheboyap
She will not return before the holiday.
Mr.. L. B. Smith, proprietor of the trop
ical fruit store, on Third street, leaves this
evening for trip to Europe. Mr.. Smith
will visit Paris and other continental
cities in search of novelties for the holiday
| trade.
The marriage of Mr.. Chas. Hussly, of the
Manitoba car service, and Miss Mamie
Monkham was celebrated last Sunday
evening, at the residence of the groom's
uncle, Mr.. Robert Mclean, No. sos Brad
ley street.
A unique event, last week, was the cele
bration of the leather wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. G. Henderson, of Wacouta st. The
celebration was jolly and took place at the
residence of Capt. Webber, Mrs. Hender-
sons parents.
Prof. 1. N. Snow, for many years the
proprietor of Shows dancing academy
Chicago, has removed to ST. Paul, and
contemplates making his residence here
He will open dancing school in st. Paul
and is welcomed as worthy and valued
acquisition.
A quiet but. elegant wedding transpired
in this city on Thursday last, being the
marriage of Mr.. w. 1. Rome and Miss
Sadie NJ Eddy, both of Rush City. The
nuptials were solemnized by Rev. S. L.
McLaren, at the residence of the latter, and
it proved very happy affair.
| Among the matrimonial events of the
ensuing week will be the marriage of Mr..
Geo. W. Gray, son of Capt. Gray, and Miss
Lena Reinhard, an accomplished young
| lady of this city. The marriage will be
| celebrated at the Church of tho ASSurnp