Daily globe., 1883-05-13
formerly lived in st. Paul, and recently
died at Taylors Falls.

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During the present month the st. Paul
library will be moved to the third story OF
the Ingersoll block. That is to say, the
library will go up one story, where rooms
have been prepared for 1t.
The celebration of the silver wedding of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Welz, Wednesday even
ing last, was an exceedingly pleasant
affair. Mr.. Welz succeeded Mr.. McNa
MARIA as the proprietor of the Clarendon
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen G. Cook left the
city on Thursday last, going from here to
st. Louis. Their trip will carry them
through the principal Southern cities, aud
will require at least two weeks to be COM
pleted.
Rev. j. II. Morley, pastor of the new
Park Congregational church, has made a
purchase of the residence property No.
725 Dayton avenue, St. Anthony hill, and
last week brought his family from Winona
to their new home.
George W. Moore, we'll known to all old
residents, who has been spending the win
ter in Nassau, arrived home yesterday, in
greatly improved health, an announcement
that will be received with extreme pleasure
by an army of friends.
Mr.. John NJ. Emerson left via. steamer
minneapolis" On Thursday last for St
Louis. After few days sojourn there he
goes on to Texas and finally will settle in
New Mexico for an indefinite period; rest
being the object of his trip.
The Rev. Mr.. Morley, pastor of Park
Congregational church in st. Paul, is
spending to-day with his old church in
Winona, beng the last Sabbath he will
officiate there. Henceforth he will be reg
ularly at his post with Park church.
Rev. and Mrs. G. A. Conont were happi-
ly surprised on Friday the 18th inst, the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage,
by the presentation of beautiful set of
china from the ladies of Pacific church
and congregation. Also handsome pres
ent from Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Jewell.
The ladies of St. John the Evangelist
church on Thursday evening next propose
to give an entertainment at Sherman
hall, consisting principally of prom
enade concert, Seibert's orchestra furnish
ing the music. Connected with this will
be given dramatic selections and refresh
ments.
1t is reported that an operate manager
who is organizing new English operate
company has communicated with Miss
Eta Hawkins offering her a position as
one of the leading singers. As she has
placed herself under the Instructions of
Signor Jannotta for year she is compelled
to decline.
CAs the summer days come or, people
who are fortunate enough to have Eplaces
on the lakes begin to go out to them to ar
| range for their summer habitations. Mrs
W. D. Cornish went up to Lake Minneton
ka yesterday for that purpose, and j
| Fletcher Williams and others went out tc
| Bald Eagle and White Bear for the same
| purpose.
Miss H. E. Hunter gave delightful mu
| sicale at the residence of Mrs. G. E. Fan
ming, De Soto street, yesterday afternoon
The pupils showed great progress under
the able instruction of Miss Hunter, who
is an artist of no small merit. Noticeable
| among her paintings are two beautiful
panels recently finished, clusters of grapes
and hollyhocks.
| Park Congregational church, st. An
thony hill, have found it necessary to pro
| vide additional accommodations for tht
unexpectedly rapid increase of the mum
| Der of pupils and numerous classes in thei,
| Sabbath school. AS ample as was the
| chapel audience room thought to be 70,
| present use, it has become necessary t.
| add an annex for the accommodation o
the primary Sunday school classes. Thi
| enlargement has been completed and /
ready for use to-day.