Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-20
last week was the guest of Miss Charlotte

last week was the guest Of Miss Charlott
Pitts, of Dayton avenue.
) The Misses Haviland and Mr.. James Blaine
r OF Fort Dodge, have been visiting Mrs. A
y. Bailey, of Dayton avenue.
Mr.. j. D. NcAulif and wife, St. Louis; A
j. Dunkin and wife and Mrs. E. G. Jones
Fayette, To-, are at the Windsor
Mrs. Tails, of Garfield street, left for Chi
cago last week to Join her husband. The.
Will hereafter reside in that city.
Mrs. PREM and daughter, May, Mrs. Lvds
Marshall and Miss. Grace Sabin were ghestslo
Miss Falrehild, at lake Thoreau, last week.
Frank Mix received deserved boost last
week, Being elevated to the position OF assist
ant paymaster of the Manitoba road. Tally
one.
Mrs. E. F. Taylor, New York; Mrs, II.
Looney and Eugene, Sherman and Maud Loo
ney, st. Louis. are making tour of the
| lakes.
Miss Annie Martin, Fannie Wright and
Mrs. Brown and party of tourists from Mon
mouth, ILL.,, are enjoying the healthful climate
| OF st. Paul.
| Miss Maggie Porter, neice of Capt. Berkey
| gave a reception in honor of Miss Leach, of
Pennsylvania last Tuesday. 1t was delight
| full success.
VIM. L. Reedy, of the st. Louis Republican,,
who has been getting pabulum and inspira-
tion from the elegant climate of st. Paul, re-
| turns home to-day.
VIM. J. Sharp and family, DUBUQUE, and
Geo. L. Sharp and family, Idaho, are at the
WTpIc Tt,1
met last week and had a genuine reunion.
party of tourists to this city from Keo-
kuk, To-, last week, consisted OF Dr. H. T.
Cleaner and wife, Misses Mary and Anna
Green, and Mrs. c. s. Whitney and child.
Mr.. II. s. Fairchild and family are summer
ing at their beautiful villa on the shores of
Thoreau lake, lovely sheet of water Six
miles from tee city on the west side.
Mr.. Louis E. MARTINEZ, formerly of the
of the most courteous men in the business,
has taken the position of day clerk at the
Metropolitan.
Mrs. J. F. Rachard, Monmouth, H.,
reached the city Thursday morning last via
steamer War Eagle, and will remain several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. James L. MeAfee,
Portland avenue.
Miss Lulu Voorhes, st. Louis, Misses Jessie
and Maggie Stlllwell, of Hannibal, Mo-, and
Miss Ida Nelson, Bonneville. Mo-, left for
their respective homes last week via the
steamer Grand Pacific.
Mr.. James II. Forbes, an attache Of the
mayors Office, Newport, KY, was among the
tourists who took in st. Paul last week. He
thinks the town beats the world and may con-
slider himself endorsed.
c. Livingstone, ESQ, returned last week
from New York, suffering from prostration
caused by the unwholesome atmosphere Of
that village. Upon reaching his native heath
he straightway began to improve.
Miss Eta Hawkins, whose success in the
character of Patience has been recorded, was
given grand ovation at Aurora. ILL.,, last
week, and the company were royalty enter
tanned by her grandmother, Mrs. Hawkins.
Gov. Ramsey left last week for the land of
milk and honey and henpecked benedicts. AS
chairman of the Utah commission he will stir
up the Mormons, just as though 1t wasn't hot
enough for the animals in that cage already.
AT the musicale given at the villa of Mrs.
Chas. Nichols, White Bear lake, Wednesday
evening, some very effective singing was rem
Messrs. Lufsky, schaub, Drake, Haas,
Slmons. Ferti, Menke and L. Wilkes.
The general Office employees of the st. Paul
& Manitoba Railroad company did neat
thing yesterday, consisting of the presentation
to their valued superintendent of handsome
chain and charm, made at gllttering gold and
beautifully engraved. Mr.. s. K. Stinson, the
recipient, was too grateful for utterance.
Mr.. NJ. Ryan, ore of the fat contractors
of Cincinnati, was doing st. Paul last week.
He canyassed the probabilities of new court
house, jail, work house and other tid-blts at
this point, and he says that Porkapolis can't
hold primary candle alongside of the soft
snaps IN store for the future D. c., OF this
great metropolis. Keno.
DR.. a. J. Stone skipped down to Chicago
last week, for the sole purpose of gaining a
little rest and respite from the too exacting
duties of professional life. The idea OF a phy-
sician travelling 500 miles to procure a little
sleep is unique, but this is what he went for,
| and, after Rip Van Wrinkle snooze he:returned
IN three days as fresh as daisy.
As general passenger agent OK the st. Louis
| d st. Paul Packet company, Mr.. W. D.
| Rogers seems to have struck his exact gait
Affability, courtesy, and ready tact for meet
I ing emergencies, the most difficult and di.
| NcISc, art luc QuaiiLIeS NulCu nave already en-
deared him to the travelling public and made
him an Invaluable aid to the company.
Arrangements have been completed, On a
liberal scale, for grand moonlight excursion
on the river next Wednesday evening, under
| the auspices of the Union depot eating house
| employees. The spacious steamer Henry W.
| Longfellow and the magnificent dancing barge,
| Hiawaths, have been secured for the occasion
| and the Eusic will be rendered by the Great
| Western band. The number of tickets is
| limited and good tine and perfect success
| are assured.
Wednesday was az exciting day at White
Bear lake. The sport opened in the forenoon
with regatta for which nature lent a clea-
| sky, unrutfled lake and fair breeze. The ex-
citing contest enlisted the services of several
| of the most skilled amateur sailors of the
atate and the sport was witnessed with keen
relish by quite large company of specta-
tors. In the evening the attractions were
diverse and inviting. The pavilion concert
and hop at Ramaley's drew a large attend
ance, and willing feet tripped gaily to the
music of Seibert's orchestra. Then there
was well patronized hop at Leip's and to
cap the climax an utterly swell reception.
1t was large day.
| One of the iolIiasr 0arties that bae ;nrado5