Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-15
Social Nely.S.

social NelUS.
Samuel Mairs has been fishing durino
the past week in Big Stone lake.
Mr.. P. V. M. Raymond was PASSING
around the cigars one day during the
week. 1t was in honor of a young whole
sale grocer.
Sam Kelley has returned from the east,
bringing Mrs. Kelley and the chi !ren.
VINO have for some time been visiting in
st. Louis and other portions of the east
Miss Mary Campbell, daughter of Z. S.
Marshal Hugh J. Campbell, and Miss Lou
Etter, both of Yankton, are visiting at the
residence of Hon. S. G. Roberts, Fargo.
Quite large party of Fargoites have
been camping at Detroit lake during the
past week, among them were Miss Jewett,
Miss Bliss, DR.. Buckley, Mr.. Fitch and
| others.
Mrs A. W. Edwards, wife of the proprie
tor of the argus, and her children, Miss
Marie and Masters Harry, Willie and
Charlie, and Mrs. Bacon, spent Thursday
at Detroit lake, fishing.
q. j. Mallory, one of the prominent
business men of Jamestown, has gone east.
and it Is rumored as being highly probable
that when he returns he will be only the
other half of a couple.
Friday the circus prevailed largely in
Fargo, and any amount of people attend
ed, ''to take the children to see the ami
mails. In some cases it took several
adults to escort one child.
The Fargo Public Library association.
after many trials and tribulations. has at
last got started. 1t has quite large num-
Der OF books and periodicals, and its rooms
are open from , to o'clock p. N.
One of the prominent musical events of
the summer promises to be the appearance
of Camilla Urso at the Opera house, Fargo
on the evening of the twenty first. If the
weather is not too warm she will doubtless
be greeted by full honse.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Morton and daughter, Miss
Eloise, left Fargo Thursday evening for
the east to spend the summer. Mrs. Nor
ton goes to St. Paul, while Miss Morton
spends the summer with friends in Des
Moines, Iowa. Fargo society will miss
| them.
IF. Briggs, formerly freight agent for
the Manitoba railway, at Fargo, but now
travelling freight agent of the Chicago, st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha railway, spent
| several days in Fargo during the week,
visiting his numerous friends and attend
ing to business.
The ladies of the First Baptist church,
Fargo, in consideration of the fact that
their pastor needed study, have had one
of the rooms of the building fitted up very
finely for that purpose. The gentlemanly
pastor, Rev. Charles F. Hopkins, is very
much pleased thereat
William H. Dickey, who has for some
| time been we'll known and liked IN social
| circles IN Fargo, and who has earned an ex-
cellent reputation from a business stand
point, has gone to the end of the Northern
Pacific track, where he has accepted a DO
sition with that company.
Professor Phillips, formerly superin-
tendent of the Grand Forks schools. has
been in Fargo during the past week pre-
pairing an article on Fargo, for an eastern
| periodical. He states that he has aban-
doned his former line of educational work
| and will now endeavor to instill ideas into
adults through the press.
During the past week several OF the
prominent business men of Fargo have
| d
known as the North Dakota Sporting club.
1t is composed entirely of well-to-do bust
ness men, who are fond of hunting, fishing,
ETC., and they will doubtless derive much
sport from the association.
At the Camilla Urso concert in Moor
head the evening of the 23d instant, that
lady will be assisted by Miss Belle Hen
| bricks, of MoOrhead, and Miss Laura Smith
and Mr.. Walter Denyer, Mr.. Crawley and
Mr.. Snyder, of Fargo. THESE ladies and
| gentlemen all have fine voices, and excel
lent vocal regulations. They will doubt
less do themselves and the occasion honor.
On Tuesday evening occurred delight
full entertainment at the Episcopal rectory.
| 1t was in the form of a social. given bv
Rev. and Mrs. Cooley, and between seventy
five and one hundred persons were present.
One of the events was the drawing of
very fine banner, hand painted, upon plush.
for which Mrs. Walters secured the lucky
number. Refreshments were furnished
and all had good time.
surprise party was given delegate
john B. Raymond in honor of his family
and guests, ex-assistant Attorney General
Chase and Colonel Warner. The company
assembled at the residence of Harry Rich
ards, whence they marched to Mr.. Ray
mond's residence. Refreshments and mu
sic had been planned for in advance, and
dancing seemed the order of the day. The
following ladies and gentlemen were pres
ent: General and Mrs. Wilson, Major and
Mrs. Fleming, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Shot
well, DR.. and Mrs. Spaulding, DR.. and
Mrs. Rolph, Mr.. and Mrs. Mott, Capt. j. B.
Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Yerxa. Mr..
and Mrs. Judd, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Doug.
las, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Polk, Major and Mrs
Edwards, Colonel and Mrs. Tyner, Mr..
and Mrs. Paxton, Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
Whitehouse, Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Ames.
Mrs. G. G. Ames, Mrs. Randeu Hunt. Mrs.
J. B. Folsom, Miss King, Miss Rolph, Miss
Hunt, Miss Capehart, Magill, miss Legler.
Miss Hill, Miss Muffin, Miss Folsom, Miss
Birch, Miss Richardson, Miss Wilson. Miss
Todd, Miss Towers, Miss Rupert, Miss Pot
ter, Major Chase, ex-assistant attorney
general; Colonel Warner, Messrs. Peay.
Dickey, Hobson, Amidon, W. A. Kirkham
G. M. Richardson, Howard Richardson
W. E. Rolph, j. W. Wilson, Boneson. Mil.