Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-14

known as the West Side real estate agent.
Charles B. carries with him the hearty
wishes of many friends.
?. B. Mann ESD, of Milwaukee,
brother-in-law of Mrs. Gov. Hubbard, Wis
tied his friends in Red Wing and st. Paul
last week and returned home from this city
By train of last evening.
Prof. Beggs will organize ladies' and
gentlemen's class in dancing at Turner's
hall, Friday, Oct. 10. at p. m. Children's
class every Saturday at 2 Pm Circulars
can be had at Munger's music store, Third
street.
Next Thursday evening Miss Lillian, ED
est daughter of Mr.. Uri L. Lamprey, will
entertain her friends at a "oandy pulp
The little lady likes old-fashioned times
and does not mean to be deprived of
them.
The Emmett light artillery held The first
of their balls on last evening at the
Armory. It proved to be grand success,
and will be oft repeated during the winter
months. Grand march headed by Drum
Major Chas. Feis, 40 couples in march.
Miss Addie Clark and Miss Emily
Herschler, of Red Wing, visited with the
Misses Sterrett, of Summit avenue, the
past week. Miss Clark returned home
yesterday. Miss Hersohler will remain q
few days longer with her st. Paul friends.
Miss Amelia Naher, one Of the most
charming young ladies OF Seattle, Wash
iDgton Territory, is visiting her cousin, Miss
Josie Winterhaltop. Two thousand miles
is long distance to come to visit, but the
young lady feels amply repaid for her
trip.
Mr.. Uri L. Lamprey and Messrs. IT.
wing and Morris Lamprey, cousins of his,
from New England, who are visiting Min
nesota for the purpose of sport, have been
at Litchfeld attending the annual tourns-
ment in which Mr.. Uri Lamprey is g con-
testant. They attended the. hunters ban
quet given on last Friday evening which
was very pleasant affair.
Miss Mary Owens, the daughter of Hon.
John P. Owens, of Taylor's Falls, is thus
spoken of by the Dalles Of Saint Croin: !:
Miss Mary Owens went to st. Paul this
week, as a witness in the Mile Laos pre-
emption fraud cases, but as the cases were
put off till next week, she entertained the
state reform school with some of her
unique readings and returned home ad
interim.
John L. Greenough, formerly teacher of
the schoolIin Reserve township, but now
g property owner and merchant in the
Devils Lake region, was married yester-
dsy to Miss May, daughter of Mr.. John
Nevins, well known contractor in this
city, the ceremony taking place at the res
idence Of the brides parents in Reserve
township and in the presence of the friends
and relatives of both parties.
On Wednesday evening, October 10, 'sS,
at the residence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. B. J. Churchill, Eau Claire. Wis,
Mr.. William Curtis Severn, of st. Paul,
was united in marriage to Miss Jennie
Agnes Churchill. There were present a
large number of friends and relatives of
the parties, and the bride was the recip-
lent of many handsome presents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Severn will make st. Paul their fu-
ture residence, and will be at home at No.
1928 east Eleventh street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. II. Anderson, of the
Kensington Art school, have decided to
change their place of residence for the
winter to Austin, Texas, the change being
desirable on account of Mrs. Anderson's
health, and il is made upon the advice Of
her physician. Their removal from st.
Paul will be regretted by large number
OF warm friends, whose best wishes they