St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-11-29
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| Hudson.
The marriage Of Mr. S. Fl. Davis Of Cady
Mills and Miss Aggie Mcleod of this city
took place at the Presbyterian church Tues
day evening. Mr.. James Frear acted as
groomsman and Miss Libbie Mcleod as
bridesmaid. The church was filled with
friends of the contracting parties. The
nuptiaI knot was tied by Rev. W. r. Rey-
nolds. The bride was attired in an ele-
| CANT costume of white surah silk, with pearl
passementrie front. A reception followed
at the home of the BRIDES mother. The
presents were rich and numerous. A large
number of friends from Saltwater and other
points were present. Mr.. Davis and wife
left on the late train for Chicago, where
they visited short time, returning home
yesterday.
| Among the social gatherings Of the year
none was more enjoyable than the reception
at the home of Mrs. Judge Humphrey
Thursday evening The refreshments were
faultless, and the attractive hostess 1made
her guests feel thoroughly at home.
| Lawyer Kellogg and wife of Minneapolis
were in the city Thursday. the guests of
Mrs. Kellogg's parents, Aid. and Mrs. Dilos
White.
The dance at the Chaplin Hall house
Wednesday evening was fitting close for
the Farmers institute. All enjoyed them
selves.
George Glover came home from Shattock
school, Faribault, to help eat the Thanks
giving turkey.
A number of young people attended the
| Company K dance at Saltwater Thursday
evening.
| A party from Saltwater surprised the
Misses McDermott Tuesday evening.
| Miss Jennie Burhyte of River Falls was
the guest of Nettie North Thursday.
| Mrs. Judge Wetherly and Mrs Alfred
| Goss left for California Tuesday.
| Senator Spooner and family left for
| Washington Friday afternoon.
Mrs. George D. Cline returned from
| Whitewater Friday morning.
J. B. Jones and wife entertained large
| party of relatives Thursday.
N. 81. Clapp and wife of Saltwater were
at j. B. Jones' Thursday.
Rev. L. L. Kneeland breaches at the
Baptist church to-day.
| Brainerd.
Mrs. Dr. Vidal of Valley City, a we'll
| known elecutionist, gave a reading to a
| large and fashionable audience at the opera
| house, Monday evening and has been the
guest of Mrs. E. NJ Westfall during the
week.
The Ladies' Benevolent society collected
an immense quantity of provisions, fuel
! and clothing, besides quite a handsome
sum of money, for distribution among the
worthy poor of the city on Thanksgiving
day.
| Frank Farrell. well-known and popu-
| lar Northern Pacific engineer, was married
! to Miss Hannah Farrell of st. Paul, on
| Wednesday.
| A social hop was given at the Willard
| hotel on Thanksgiving eve, which was at
tended by many of the society people of the
city.
The Brainerd Musical society will give
their first soiree Monday evening next at
the residence of Capt. A. j. Walker.
The A. c. c. will give a luncheon at the
residence of G. S. Siernald, ESQ.,, on Nor tn
| street, Wednesday evening next.
Quite number of Brainerd's music-loving
folks visited st. Paul last week to hear the
Boston Ideals.
Mrs. DIR. Hawley is visiting her daughter,
Miss Lizzie, at their Lake Park farm.
Owatonna. =
The G. A. R. post had another of their
ENJOYABLE camp fires on Saturday evening,
/ participated in by the comrades their wives
and friends. A good word was spoken fol
the confederate camps organized in the
South.
The preparations made by the students
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