Daily globe., 1883-08-26

DR.. Stone and family have moved into !
their new house on Summit avenue.
Mr.. VIM. Lindike has taken possession |
of his elegant new house on Bluff street.
MIR. VIM. Welch, of the board of control,
has gone to Milwaukee with his daughter |
County Treasurer Mr. W. E. Burton, has
occupied his new house No. 466 Iglehart
street.
Mrs. Judge Flandrau, of Pleasant ave-
nue., entertained her friends on Friday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Charles Betz has been engaged to
instruct the members of the German Tur-
ner society.
Miss Josie A. Rand, lady with splen-
did soprano voice, has recently come to st.
Paul to reside.
Miss Maggie Gooden, of st. Paul, will
take the black veil at ST. Joseph's Acade-
my chapel to-day.
Mr.. Thomas Smith and sister and Mr..
and Mrs. W. Kemp and Mrs. Thompson
have gone to Angus.
Miss Rittenhouse who has been visiting
Mrs. Rice on Summit avnue, is now with
Miss Nellie Auerbach.
Mrs. Thomas Forbes and her sister. Miss
Shelton, who have been visiting in St.Paul,
have returned to Milwaukee.
Mr.. Henry Schade, of Conrad Schmidt's,
is enjoying his first vacation in many
years with friends at St. Cloud.
Mr.. Robert McCardy, OF Lexington, KY,
with his family, is visiting his brother, j
J. McCardy, on Iglehart street.
Gilbert A. Davis. OF Windsor, VT, and a
brother of G. L. Davis. of the Red Wing
Argus, was in st. Paul last week.
Miss Ludden, of Washington, D. c., is
spending the summer with her brother,
Mr.. J. D. Ludden, of Wabashaw street.
Mrs. W. II. Tileston, who has been east
since the early part of June, will return
to st. Paul about the first OF September.
Miss NJ E, Tyrrell of Milwaukee, Wis.
is spending a week in st. Paul the guest
of Miss Ella V. Eagan, 415 Western avenue
Mrs. R. G. Sheath, of San Francisco, Cal
ifornia, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Frank Dillingham;, 624 Wabashaw street
Miss Fannie O'Neill, viii Mcmillan and
Frank Taylor, of Wilmington, Ohio, are
visiting Mr.. Josiah Fairchild, of Pleasant
avenue.
Rev. Mr.. Gannett has severed his con-
nection with Unity church of this city, but
| will continue a resident of st. Paul for
the present.
Miss Katie Clark, of Blue Earth City,
sister to Oliver j. Clark, is visiting in the
city and stopping with Mrs. C. H. Slocum,
81 West Tenth street.
| Mrs. John Kurtz, nee Eustis, passed
through the city last week, on her way to
the Yellowstone, to join her husband, DR..
John Kurtz, of Moorhead.
Miss Jennie Murphy, of Chicago, has
been the guest of Miss Jessie EGoss, of E
Tenth street the past week.She left for her
eastern home last evening.
DR.. Robert Martin, health commissioner
of Milwaukee, accompanied by his family,
is spending a few days in the city on
visit to relatives and acquaintances.
Last Wednesday, Colonel Belote, of the
Metropolitan. left off his crutches and
went up to Minnetonka with his wife
This is Just six months after his accident
Mrs. A. M. Lowell and daughter, wife of
Officer Lowell, returned last week from an
extended visit to New England, several
weeks having been passed at her former
home in Maine.
Miss Minnie Judson, daughter of Mr..
Charles Judson of East Saginaw, Michigan
is visiting friends in st. Paul, and is stop
ping for few days at No. 175 Fourteenth
| street, with Miss Annie Little.
!, Miss Emma Graham, of Red Wing, hav-
ing recently returned from Europe where
she has been engaged IN the study of
music, has been doing the week on visit
to Mrs. R. A. Smith, of Fort street.
Frank q. Pratt, who has recently re-
turned from Rush City and resumed his
residence in St. Paul, will with Mrs.
Pratt celebrate their silver wedding Sept
at their residence 5i1 Marshall avenue.
Mrs. Julia Bevans, cousin of Mrs. d
Murphy and formerly a resident of st
Paul, who is to take charge as matron of
the Protestant orphan asylum arrived here
a few days ago from Emerson, Manitoba
Mrs. Conger,a a we'll known former resi-
| uenI OI OG. raul, WIon 81 y was Mrs. ColDY
of Dayton avenue is with her husbandSen-
ator Conger, visiting her brother Mr.. ].
K. Humphrey of E. Seventh street, on Day
ton bluff.
Mr., Paul Quehl, son-in-law of Adam
Decker, celebrated his twenty fifth birth
day on Friday, and some of his friends in
the Germania society and the Great West
ern band serenaded him on the evening of
the same day.
Mrs. R. w. German, Miss German, Mrs
Cytha Stees and Clinton Jones, compose a
party of tourists who will leave the city on
Tuesday next for an extended visit to New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and the sea-
side resorts. They will be absent some
weeks.
The announcement of the marriage of
Mr.. P. Jurgen, of the firm of Palmquist
& Jurgens, to Miss Parson. Last evening
about twenty of his friends gave him
farewell banquet at Grote's. The marriage
will take place to-day at the residence of
the brides parents.
Ol the 5th of September, Mr.. Lewis S.