Daily globe., 1883-07-29

served ice cream. Miss NICHOLAS. MIS-
Miller and Mr.. Pilkington furnished some
very good music.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Spaford, of Morrison,
Illinois, are in the city for visit with
Mrs. E. NJ. Shirk, of Holly avenue. The
ladies are old friends, having been school
mates.
The central Baptist and Plymouth
churches swap pastors this morning, which
is brotherly act of fellowship, that never
harms ehursh and certainly promotes
good will and mutual interest
Henry Ward Beecher was to have preach
ed this morning for DR.. Dana of Plymouth
church, but telegraphed that he could not
on account of the fatigue incident to the
night ride from Winona hither.
Miss Annie Miller is q surprising musi-
cal genius. She plays the piano, organ,
violin and curnet. This lady comes from
Muscatine, Iowa, and is visiting her aunt
Mrs. DR., Miller of upper Third street.
Mr.. Frank Murphy and Miss Emma
Murphy, who have been dong the attrac-
tions of Minneapolis for the last three
weeks as the guests of Mrs. James l..
McAfee, left for their home in Chicago
Friday evening last.
DR.. and Mrs. Louis Lyon, of Western
avenue, are pleased with the addition of a
daughter to their family, while Mr.. and
Mrs. W. g. Robertson are better pleased
by rising in theirs. The youngster will
soon join the Knight Templars.
The churches are now denuded after the
usual summer style. Rev. Messrs. Ed
wards, McLaren and Breed are absent.
DR.. Dana according to his wont is at his
post for the summer season, and other
pastors have followed suit, g. g., DR..
Thomas and Rev. Messrs. Riddell and
Morley.
Misses Mamie and Lizzie Bracket, the
charming daughters of Maj. A. G. Brack-
ett, deputy United States marshal, are
spending their vacation at Floyd Lake,
Becker county, where they are enjoying a
royal good time, and will no doubt return
to their home flushed with renewed health
and vigor.
For some time past invitations have
been issued to friends and relatives in this
city of Mr. James Quirk, of Eaganstown,
Mimi, who will be married Monday Ito
morrow, the Both of July, to Miss Mary
Toohey, of st. Peter. Undoubtedly all
those who are to come will have good
time and ample chance to enjoy good
old hop.
Hon. G. A. De BruIer, Of Evansville,
Ind. who has been soiourning for few
days in ST; Paul, combining
pleasure with business is taking
in our various resorts. When asked
to the impression his trips to
to Minnesota had made on him he re-
piled: II am delighted. One week in st.
Paul ia worth more to man than month
in any other section of the country"
Joshua S. Bracket, Esq, q resident of
California since the great excitement of
1849-thirty four years-is in the city Wis
iting his cousin, Major A. G. Bracket,
deputy United States marshal. The two
gentlemen went to California together,
but the major returned in 1856, since
which they have not met uutil the present
time. Mr.. Brackets is much pleased with
Minnesota, and will remain for several
weeks as the guest of the major.
Mr. Charles Pottgieser, brother of
County Commissioner Pottgieser, arrived
home yesterday, after having completed
with great credit to himself, the last
course Of ten months at the Petersiliea
academy of music at Boston, Mr.. Pott-
g1eser will remain in st. Paul visiting his
relatives and friends until the Goth prox-
imo, when he will leave-being Joined by
his Boston teacher in New York-for Ber-
lin, Germany, where he goes to complete
his musical education, in which profession,
the progress he has already made, he
promises to achieve widesfsme and prom
inence.