St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-16
Crops Not So Badly Injured as was
Supposed.
The Week in society.

the evening pleasantly in tripping the fan
taStic to good nuic.
Miss Vina Lamb will celebrate her four
teenth birthday tomorrow by a visit to Car
nelian lake with fifteen or eighteen girl
friends. They will make the trip in large
bus and anticipate jolly good time.
Last night the MaenerchOr gave another
of their enjoyable social dances at Music
hall. \ large crowd was present and all
enjoyed themselves immensely.
The social given by the NJ. E. Church
society at the parsonage Thursday evening
was successful affair, financially and other
wise.
Mr.. W. s. Conrad celebrated his fortieth
birthday with a pleasant party at his home
last evening.
PERSONALS.
John O'Brien, Esq, a delegate from
Saltwater to the national convention of the
Total Abstinence Catholics. held at New
Haven, Conn, on the 5th and 9th inst, re
turned on Thursday. He reports a good
time, but regrets that he was obliged TO re-
turn so soon.
DIR. I. c. Clark, who went as surgeon to
Company ID, of ST. Paul. to attend Grants
funeral in New York. returned on Friday.
He was more than delighted with the trip
and the treatment the boys received from
the military authorities in New York City.
Misses Addie and Dora McGlenn have ar
rived from their home at Clinton. Ia, for a
visit to their father, who is a member of the
saltwater Lumber company of this city.
They are the guests of Capt. jerks and
family.
Mrs. George VI. Brush and children have
been visiting with Mrs. BruSh'S father at
WinOna for some time. One of the children
has been very sick, but was somewhat better
when last heard from.
Judge and Mrs. McCluer of this city.
Judge and Mrs. Crosby of Hastings. and
Gilmore Lowell of the Sawyer house, are
out on pleasure trip to Devils lake and
other points in Dakota.
AIr. Ira StOckweI on Friday received
short visit from Mrs. StOckwell and her sis
ter. Mrs. Boice and Miss BOice from JEFF
terSon. Tex. They came up on the steamer
Nina from Lyons, Ii.
Mr.. p. Z. Burke, father of Aid Burke.
returned on Thursday from an extended
visit to Boston and other cities in the East
lie spent the time among old friends, and
reports a delightful visit
Mr.. James III. Rhodes. a prominent drug
giSt of Chicago, was, on Thursday and Fri
day, the guest of his nephew, DR.. James
{. Rhodes, whom he has seen but once
for thirty years.
Mrs. William Lowell and daughter. Mis-
Matte. who have been rusticating. were
summoned home yesterday by the illness of
Mrs. Lowelfs son, AbneT, who is threatened
with fever.
Mr.. George G. Peckham. resident of
saltwater in his youthful days, but now of
st. Louis, was visiting Mayor Murdoch
during the week. He was accompanied by
his wife.
Mrs. \. G. Treble will return the coming
week from a three weeks visit to Peoria.
III. Her husband left for Peoria Wednes-
Jay 10 accompany her home, stopping at
Chicago.
Warden Reed, wife and youngest daughter
went to Ashland during the week Mr..
Reed and daughter returned on Thursday,
but Mrs. Reed will remain there some
weeks.
Mr.. II. l.. Stone of the Northwestern
Manufacturing IL Car company went to
Lake MinnetOnka to spend Sunday with
his family, who have been there for a short
time.
assume charge of the Omaha depot about
the Goth inst. Mr.. ID. VI. Collins. the travel
ing auditor, will have charge till that time.
George Sullivan, Robert McClear, the
Register Brothers and several other young
men of this city are camping at Pine Tree
lake, two miles this side of White Bear.
Mr.. Al Triebel of Joseph Schupp IL Sons.
has gone East, and will bring Mrs. Triebel
home with him from Peoria. ILL.,. where
she has been since her mothers death.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Bromley have gone
for few weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Mobiles at Rice Lake, Wis. They were
formerly residents of Saltwater.
George NJ. Brush has returned from
Northern Dakota. He reports crops north
OF Grand Forks is good as has ever been
raised in the Red river valley.
On Friday MeSsrs. II. Jassoy, II. VI.
McCuSick and Robert Netzer left for the
neighbOrhOOd of Marine to spend several
days hunting chickens.
Mr.. Daniel Elliott, proprietor of the Ell
lott house, who has recently been seriously
i'll. Is once more able to be out, and is in a
fair way for recovery.
+. ID. Burlington and wife have gone
East, Mr.. Burlington on business, and Mrs
Burlington to visit her old home and friends
in New York state.
Mr.. Z. S. Reupke of Davenport, Ia. who
has been visiting his friend G. S. Paulson
for the past ten days, will return home to-
morrow night.
Mrs. J. Goodrich and daughter Mamie
arrived home on Friday morning from a
three months visit with friends in New
Y OTk state.
Mr.. Ira Stockwell and wife of Lyons, Ia,
and Mrs. Boyer and daughter of Texas were
the guests of Capt jerks the latter part of
the week.
Miss Viola Knapp and Miss Dean Brad
ley of OSceola are visiting with Mrs. G.. NJ.
Burlington, on Mulberry street, for short
time.
DR.. II. s. Hersey of Bismarck, Oak, was
in the city few days last week visiting his
brother, but has returned to his home in the
West.
Mr.. II. L. Stone, Canton, Wis, formerly
of this city, was married at OsceOla last
week to Miss Lille Goodwin of Osceola,
Wis.
Mrs. John Goodrich and her daughter
Mamie returned on Friday from a three
weeks visit with friends in New England.
Samuel Bodies and wife, Binghamton, n.
Y, were in the city during the week visit
ing Mr.. George W. Bolles and family.
Messrs. f. 5. Brown and j. y. Castle
have gone to st. James to hunt prairie
chickens in that neighbOrhOOd-
Capt. PaTmelee, vino has been on four
weeks fishing excursion on the head water
of the st. CrOiX. has returned.
Mrs. B. \. Waters left last evening by
the Omaha road for Syracuse, Y. Y, on a
six weeks visit with friends.
Mrs. John McCusick. who was thrown
from buggy and seriously injured some
time ago. is able to be out.