Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-09-15
OUR NORTHWESTERN NEIGHBORN.
News Gleanings and Points Specially
Collected and Forwarded by TeIe-
graph to the Daily Globe.

MISS Mamie Nlllett, OF YorkYIlle, who
has for some time been visiting, friends in
this city, left for her home Wednesday
evening.
Seward L. Rolph left Wednesday even
ing for \ orkvilIe, ILL.,, for few weeks
visit and vacation from the irksome cares
of business.
Miss Susie Bailey, who has for some time
been visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. B. Hall
left on Sunday evening last for her home
in Manchester, Iowa.
Miss Effie Hubbard, who has been spend.
ing the summer with friends near Lisbon
spent day or two with Miss Marie Dun
can, of Fargo, on her way east.
The Jay Rial combination are present
ing fine entertainments in the Opera house
this week. 1t is superior company and de-
serves the excellent patronage with which
it is favored.
J.B. Bartlett, well and favorably known
in Fargo as musician, ex-journalist, ETC.,
but now advance agent of the Emma Alb
bot opera company, has been spending
several days in this city visiting friends.
A. Cantieny, the popular restaurant man
on Northern Pacific avenue and Broadway,
has been wearing a face wreathed in
smiles ever since Tuesday. The cause is
twelve pound boy, who with the mother
is doing splen1idly
DR.. .Spaulding, a prominent dentist
and society man of this city, left Thurs
day night for Europe. He will practice
his profession IN Germany. His wife will
follow him in few months. Fargo so ,iety
regrets the loss greatly.
Charles Sweat and his son Will. left
Wednesday evening for the east. Mr.. s..
goes to Iowa for weeks visit and recrea-
ton. Will. goes to Shattuck school, Fari-
bault, where he will enter the sophomore
class. He will be missed very sadly by his
friends in Fargo.
Weston Greene gave party on Tuesday
evening to select circle of his friends,
prior to his departure for Faribault, where
he will take his place in Shattuck school.
The evening was pleasantly spent, and, on
his departure Thursday, he was followed by
the best wishes of many friends.
Miss Mary Hogan, one of the leading
ladies of the Jay Rial dramatic combina-
ton called on Colonel Donan on Thursday
with letter of introduction from n. G..
Larimore of st. Louis, one of the proprie-
tors of the Elk valley farm near the town
which bears his name. Mr.. Larimore is
a particular friend of Colonel Donan who,
of course did all in his power to make
Miss Hogan's stay in Fargo pleasant. He
was shown a telegram which she just re-
ceived from the superintendent of public
destruction in the city of st. Louis, offer
ing her one of the best positions, as in
structress that that city affords. She has
accepted and will leave to occupy it, at
the close of the engagement of the COM
pany in this city.
The roller rink Opened on Wednesday
with good attendance, under the man
agement of McGill & Elliott. The floor
was in good condition, the skates were
satisfactory, and the crowd of people who
had not been on rollers since last spring
went through with those wonderful curves,
gyrations and other double back action
movements which constitute roller skating.
Fargo society was well represented, there
being quite large number of strictly
society people present. The managers
intend to make this place the prominent
amusement resort of the city, and as there
is no ice rink and the people are fond of
skating, it is probable that they will sue
coed in making this resort what it has
been in seasons past, one of the favorite
resorts of the city.
Miss Leila Hunt, of Island park, leaves
this Saturday evening for Faribault
where she will resume her studies
for the year at st. Mary's college.
Miss Hunt is the superb soprano singer
who took prominent position in the
hearts of the audience present at the COM
mencement exercises in June last. She is
a general favorite in Fargo society, which
will miss her sadly on the occasions of
social enjoyment which her amiles have
been wont to illumine; and her voice will
be missed from the pleasure-flled parlors
where congregate the amiable and beauti-
full of Fargo's far-famed social element
The regrets and best wishes of her numer-
Gus friends will accompany Miss Hunt
regrets that her departure must be-and
best wishes for her happiness during the
year of dreary school work.
Rev. \. h. Munro, D. D., late of Mon
treal, comes to the new northwest bearing
ton to Colonel DOMAIN from Rev. 7. Il
Pritchard, D. D., of Louisville, Kentucky,
one of the most eminent Baptist clergy
men of the south. Mr. Munro is gentle
man of high scholarly attainments and
abilities, and has for many years been a
successful minister of the Baptist church.
He comes to this new and growing region
with the intention, if pleased-and be
certainly will be-of locating and invest
ing. He spent part of Monday afternoon
with Rev. Mr.. Hopkins, the popular young
pastor Of the Fargo Baptist flock, and tooi
tea ard passed The evening with pleasant
party at the Island Park home of John L
ShotwelI. Yesterday he took a genera
survey of the city, and it is to be hopeC
may find Fargo a sufficiently inviting field
to induce him to remain.-Argus.
Tuesday evening was one to which there
had been much looking forward. Th'
Thespian club, one of the amateur dramat
ic organizations of Fargo, had been max
ing extensive preparations and doing al
extensive amount of rehearsing, and OF
that evening presented very creditabl'
rendition of ''Every body's Friend" Thu
play while in itself it is somewha
insipid, abounds in ludicrous situation
and the natural ability of the performer
made it very pleasing. Miss Fannie Car
din, as Mrs. SWandowr, and Mrs. Dr.