St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-26

New 1Orks Il. u. MoHeJb anu lduiLy,
Wheeling. w. Va; Hon. James b. Wake
c. Schneider and wife, New York;
J. H. Crary and wife, Miss Lou Crary,
Goshen, Ind; Hon. c. B. Fuller and wife,
Brooklyn. n. Y; A. b. Charles and wife,
Mrs. q. Ii. Kincaid, Mrs. Addie Crowell.
Nebraska; Mrs. L. c. Dayton, Aberdeen,
Oak; James w. Ledenham and wife,
Franklin, Pa; TT. Baldwin and wife,
Miss Nellie Lewis, st. Louis; Mrs.
Meacham. Darlington, Oak; Miss c. Gal
llp, Tiffen, o.; l.. NJ. Runyon and wife,
Burlington, Ia; c. Hentsfelder and family,
r. Wangelin and family, Bellville, Ill.
Charles II. Kempler and family, Daven-
port, Ia; Mrs. j. n. Harvey and daughter,
Mrs. Link. Mrs. Brown. St Louis; j. NJ.
Gilderstein and wife, New York; Mahlon
Preston and wife, Philadelphia.
st. Paul Camp No. 1, Sons of Veterans,
L. S. A, give their first moonlight eXcur-
sion Oh the river on Wednesday evening,
July 80. The covered barge Evangeline,
with full band on board, will be used foi
dancing. The boat and barge leave the foot
of Sibley street at 1880 p. M, returning al
II o'clock. Street cars will be in waiting.
The members of the camp will endeavOr to
make it pleasant for all who attend. Mem
bers of the G. A. r. are especially invited
to appear in uniform, also members of mill
tia organizations.
The team of st. Paul base ball players
that visited Duluth last week achieved q
splendid victory although none of our boys
have any practice. The headlines of the
Duluth Tribune over column article give
the situation in a nutshell, viz: 1.-The Du-
luth boys play base ball, but not when they
meet the st. Paul high hitters." "a battery
too strong for Duluth makes a game toe
One-sided for fun" The score was 16 to ..
and it was an off day for our society boys,
too.
Mr.. William Collins, well-known news
paper correspondent under the nom de
plume of ''Oleander V. Wards, " who has
been in the Northwest for the past year
with headquarters in st. Paul. has accepted
the position of travelling correspondent and
general agent for the Boston Republic. Mr.
C.'s letters from st. Paul and Minneapolis
are read with great interest by Eastern
people.
A committee of the st. Paul Boat club
held a meeting yesterday to decide on a To-
cation for their boat house. The committee
consisted of Messrs. E. z. Wilgus, A. NJ.
Peabody, II. A. DorT, J. G. Short and j.
| l.. McAfee. Several locations were in
| spected, including the upper, or Raspberry is
! land, and the committee finally decided to
report in favor of the lower end of the large
island as affording the best advantages.
Mr.. J. J. Parker leaves next Friday for
Buffalo, n. Y, where, on Aug. 4, he will
be married to Miss Mary Gilmore. He will
be accompanied by his brother, Mr.. Perry
Parker The wedding will be an elegant
church affair. On returning to st. Paul
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker will reside in Hunters
flats on Oak street.
1t is about time that the people of st.
Paul took occasion to compliment that vet
eran and popular musician, Mr.. Frank
Wood, by giving him grand benefit. 1t is
| to be hoped that he will no longer be over
looked, but that this fall substantial evil
dence of the esteem of the public will be
displayed.
The business transacted i'm some of the
| great Office blocks is shown by the state
ment of the polite colored gentleman who
runs the elevator in the National German
American bank. He kept tally one day
last week from 1890 a. m. to $50 D. m.
and found he had carried 1.22s passengers.
The st. Paul Boat club has arranged an
excursion on the steamer Longfellow and
barge with Seibert's band for next Thurs
day evening. The cOmmitte of arrange
ments consists of Messrs. j. II. Horton,
G. w. Hayes, Jr., j. II. Schultz, j. NJ.
Elkins and j. l.. McAfee.
Z. w. Collingwood, who has been in the
employ of the Northwestern Electric COM
panY since its organization, has resigned
his position with that company and in the
future, in connection with w. q. Hope,
|
advertising agent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. z. Snyder, recently of
Livingston, Mont, are at the Windsor. II
is sad to record that Mr.. Snyder, who was
detained West by business, never saw his
little son, who was born about two months
since in st. Paul and died on July 5.
Mrs. Condlin, assisted by her daughters.
Misses Mary and Kate, gave most enjoy
able party on Saturday evening, the 18th.
at their home near Castle. Two hundred
! guests were present and the refreshments
were boultiful and excellent.
On Tuesday evening next Eureka Lodge
No. 9, A. o. .. W, will entertain Capital
Legion No. 8 and st. Paul Legion No. 9 of
Select Knights at their hall The legions
will meet at the corner of Seventh and
Wabasha in fatigue uniform.
The steamer Longfellow would have many
more friends aid patrons in st. Paul if the
officers would suppress that dibolical chro-
matte whistle which is shrieking at the
most outrageous hours and in the most ter
rible manner. Plug it.
Mrs. Eva r. Linville of Ohio, niece of
Hon. II. ii. Young of Division street, who
visited the bright Northwest for her health.
| is improving rapidly, thanks to the fine
/ climate cncpTnhad nv Tr ~
Guy II. Fuller. of the Sunday sun. al
jamestown, n. Y, who has been sight
seeing in the Northwest for the past ten DAYS.
returned to his home on Friday, very much
elated with his initiatory visit.
Mrs. o. F. Wright and her daughter.
Miss Lillian. have returned after a two
months visit at Cincinnati and Chicago.
and are at present at her fathers. on West
Seventh street.
Mr.. S. A. Judd of Fort Scott. Kan. and
his daughter. Mrs. W. ii. Harah of Sc
dalia, Mo-, are guests at the Windsor. They
are enjoying the golden Northwest to the
fullest extent.
Mr.. z. E. Moore, formerly of Moorhead.
has with his wife removed to st. Paul and
is residing at 1872 East Tenth street. They
will prove pleasant acquisitions to st. Paul
society.
The Misses Keiser. who have been visit
ing their cousin, Oscar b. Hills. 4TO Ash
land avenue, for the past two weeks. left
this evening on the steamer st. Paul for La
Crosse.
A very elegant party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. w. q. Robertson of Nina avenue
last Friday evening in honor of Miss
George Mckenzie of st. Louis, who is theiI
guest.
Master Johnny S. Larson. nephew of