Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-07-15
SOCIAL WORLD.

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McLaren, of Iglehart street.
Mrs. Herman Grote and daughter have
returned from a lengthy visit to La Crosse.
Miss Flora Weide, of Canada street,
gave pleasant party last Friday even
ing.
Mrs. 7. t Morford.of Chicago, is in st.
Paul on a visit to her brother, Gov. G. K.
Davis.
Mrs. j. Austin has gone to Republic,
Mich, where she is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Hart.
Mrs. R. Howard, of Dayton avenue, is
being visited by Miss Engine Carusi, of
Baltimore.
The Misses Smith, of De Bow street, are
at present the guests of Mrs. G. W. Nelson,
of Saltwater.
Mrs. w. L. Purple, of Jackson street,
has her sister, Miss Maggie Green of De-
troit, with her.
Col. Harry S. Woods and wife, of Chicago,
are being entertained by Mrs. R. H. Dugan,
of Marshall avenue.
Prof. W. Manner will go to Winona, on
Tuesday, to aid in concert at the Catho-
lie church in that place.
Mrs. j. S. Prentiss of Chicago, the sister
of Mrs. J. R. jerks, is stopping at Hotel
Lafayette for the season.
Mrs. and Miss Howell, of Sinclair, Neb.,
the mother and sister of Mrs. Nathan
Ford, is visiting the latter in st. Paul.
Mrs. B. F. Howard, of North Branch,
who has been visiting Miss G. Robert,
of Nelson avenue, has returned home.
Mr.. George j. French, wife and daugter,
are visiting the parents of Mrs. French
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Breed, of Eighth street.
Thomas w Woodruff, connected with
one of the largest seed houses in Chicago,
is enjoying a short vacation at Mime
tonka.
Mrs. J. B. Power, of western avenue,
with her two daughters and son have re-
turned from her husbands stock farm in
Dakota.
Miss Hattie Golfer, daughter of W. h.
Golfer, who has been visiting for the last
six months in Miles city, has returned to
st. Paul.
Miss Winnie Murray has taken rooms
at Hotel Lafayette for the season, and her
father and mother will spend the day with
her to-day.
The Crusaders, dramatic club of Min
neapolis, are intending to give the people
of st. Paul and StiIlwate T, "The Ticket of
Leave Man" soon.
Rev. O. Williams, of Albert Lea, one of
the leaders Of the singing at Red Rock, was
in the city last week, headed for Clear
Lake camp grounds.
Mr.. J. Tracy, president of the Burling-
ton & Cedar Rapids road, and his wife,
and Miss Stone, all of Burlington, Iowa,
are al the Metropolitan.
Superintendent Overton, of the st. Paul
water works. has been granted a leave of
absence for two weeks. For eleven years
he has hardly lost a day.
Z. ". Durant, Of Saltwater, proposed 10
back q certain crew of st. Croix oarsmen
with batteau against any other similar
crew IL the state Of MINES Ota.
Mrs. c. H. Slocum returned Thursday
from Blue Earth City, to which place she
accompanied the remains of her sister,
LIE - JGs
weeks ago.
Miss Emma L. Murphey, Of Chicago,
cousin of Mrs. James L. McAfee, reached
the city last Thursday, and will remain for
short time visiting the latter on Port
land avenue.
Bishop WhippIe, Bishop Beckwirth, Rev
Mr.. Gilbert, and VIM. Dawson, R, Warner
c. Z. Mailer and D. D. Lambie have
gone to camp out for a month on The
Nepigon river.
Mr. Mathew Kingston, who was brought
over here from Birmingham, England to
play the organ at st. Johns church, an6
who disappeared so suddenly, has beer
found at his old home in England.
The Minnesota Boat club has just re-
ceived q very fine barge, or pleasure boat
1t Is forty-four feet in length, and is built
of Spanish cedar and will carry sixteen
persons. The expense of the craft /:
$3.50.
Mrs. Z. W. Houson, who resides OF
Spruce street, has returned from Indian
apolis, and has her brother-in-law an6
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Stout, anG
their two sons, of Indianapolis, visiting
her.
c. H. Benton, grand master of Maseni
in Minnesota, has gone to Chicago, ant
will make the European trip to Europ,
with Apollo commandary. II. R. Denny, O
st. Paul, will act as grand mast 81
during his absence.
General G. w. Mead, of Omaha, for
merly of the Northern Pacific, has just re
turned from Montana, where he has beer
experimenting the business interests of
mining company in which he and S. S
Eaton, of st. Paul, have an interest.
The Sheridan Light Guards are to give
lawn festival on Tuesday evening next a
Post siding, near Seventh street. The
will have special programme of exhibi
ton drill, music, ETC., on which occasion
strawberries and cream will be served.
Messrs. Frank Murphey and James Trot
ter, of Chicago, passed through st. Pau
on Thursday last, destined for the princi
pal resorts at Minnetonka and White Beal
They will do the places adjacent to 81
Paul in a thorough manner, and mean t
experiment rather extensively in angling
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