St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-01

ing, and expect to repeat the amusement on
Monday evening.
Miss Collins of Duluth is on visit to Miss
Alma Gillespie.
Mrs. S. P. Richardson has been quite i'll
the greater part of last week, but is recover
ing.
L. Kahn, the Main street merchant, has re-
turned from his southern trip and looks
well.
Mr. E. L. Hospes has still to walk with
crutch, and his knee is improving but
slowly.
Military Smith of the Lumbermen's bank
had couple of days. vacation in Minneapo
lis last week.
Mrs. L. w. Eldred has been a severe suf-
ferer from neuralgia during the week, but is
now somewhat better
Mr.. Charles Westergrecn has been APP
pointed postmaster at Marine in place of
Samuel Judd, resigned
DR.. Willard, who was injured week ago
to-day, is out again ond able to get around
slowly by the aid of a cane.
Mr.. John Blake is seriously i'll from an at
tack OF pneumonia. He has not attended to
business for couple of weeks.
Messrs. Harper and Barclay, who made
weeks exploring trip to the North Wisconsin
pineries, have returned highly delighted with
their trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fl. French of Ashland.
Wis. arrived in the city yesterday morning
and are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. 8. P.
Richardson.
A brother of Miss Alcoit, teacher in the
High school, who is i'll from prostration of the
nervous system, arrived in the city yesterday
morning. His sister will leave with him on
Monday for her home.
Mr.. B. j. Hinkle, who is timekeeper for
one of the schulenberg, Boeckeler Lumber
company's camps, made tying visit home
last week. He found all well.
Miss Alcott, teacher in the High school, has
been severely i'll during the week. Miss
Greene, teacher in tine same building, was
ill for day, but has resumed work.
Chief Engineer Rundlett of the st. Paul
water works was in the city on Wednesday
last. giving evidence in civil suit before
Judge Crosby of the district court.
Hon. Isaac Staples and wife and their
daughter, Mrs. A. c. Hospes, leave this
evening for Hot Springs, Ark, as the physi-
clans think the baths will cure Mrs. Staples
fully.
Miss O'Brien's place has been taken in
the Central school by Mrs. James Spencer,
owing to the fatal accident to Miss O'Bren's
brother. Prof. Mead, from the State univer-
sity, is filing Miss Minors position until her
return.
Mr.. L. B. Taylor, manager for Phipps &
Co., drugs, and M. B. Reber clerk at the
Sawyer house, returned yesterday afternoon
from months visit to New Orleans. Mr..
Taylor returns sick.
During the week quite number Of Still
water citizens who were at New Orleans Wis
iting the exposition and Mardi Gras returned
home. Among them are Messrs. Sehupp,
Peterson, Patwell, Norman, Smithson, Berg
eron, Spindle and others.
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Conrad and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Hersey, who have been for some
time in the South, are gradually nearing
home. They take in the Inauguration in
Washington on Wednesday next. Mrs.
Hersey has recovered her health.
The polo match between the Minneapolis
and Saltwater clubs on Friday evening was
largely attended. The home team proved
victorious, taking the first three goals in
thirty seconds, one minute and one minute
and half respectively. In an exhibition
game afterwards the visitors made all the
goals and won the highest opinions OF those
present for their gentlemany bearing.
The grand concert given on Friday even
ing at the Grand opera house by Prof. Wer
ner, assisted by Profs. Paul Stoeving and
Arthur Holdt, St. Paul, and Miss Lara
Dexter, W. G.. Masterman, DR.. f. Van Waters
and B. Shea of this city was grand success,
the instrumental and vocal parts being up to
the high standard for which the several parts
are noted.
The forty-eighth anniversary of Mrs. DR..
B. &. Merry was duly celebrated on Friday
evening. A number OF her friends had the
doctor and his wife 90 visiting, and when
they returned they found their residence in
possession of their neighbors, who had come
duly prepared for a feast. 1t was genuine
surprise to Mrs. Merry and she will not for
get the visit, as they left her reminder in
complete set of fruit dishes, etc. A pleasant
time was spent.