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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
tdtstubien ibre gang auberorbentIidsn
CHARACTERIZATION haben.

lu~lSIlupteH t9te Yuu3 uuBerO(oeNlltDeH
S9wierisfeiten baben.
0on wenisen iebr reiden Tamilien abs
seieben, iinb bic meiiten 6ausudtsr in bic.
fem 2anbe Der Inii9t, baB ibre S5bne ses
mug fir ibr Sorttommen i'm 2eben lernen,
menn iie, nod Ibioluiruns Der Glementars
idulen, zines %unierer Colleges burdmaden.
SIM glitter pon IS, 10 ober 90 Sabren,
in benz bod bas eissntli9e l1niuer Is.
itu6ium besinnf, miiien bic iunsen S,ut,
bier fir ii3 ieIbit iOrsen.
Wel9 elm Druid miBte aif ei1en ame.
ritanii6en 6amiIienpater seiibt wsrben, Inn
i'm baSu gu beussen, baB er bas Mrbeiten
fir ieinen Sobn nod iiber bas Glitter ber
itaatli@en Winbisteit fortiete.
Trotbem mag bic unbebinst erforberz
li9e glnSabl uon Stubenten suiammensu.
brinsen uno Der @rfols bes l1nternebmens
gu iidern iein. SAILS nidt-ein Clement
auf Soften auer anbern beuoraust wirb.
Sowobl fir ben Beiu9 Der l1niueriitai
als fir bas Opfern BON geitrdsen tOnntsn
bic &atboliten beutider 3unse, iopeit un.
iere &enntniB reidt, nur bsssiitert merber,
wenn aud | brer Spra9e unb 2iteratur
bur6 Serufuns zines Sani1en ober 9ert:
ling Ne6nung getra9en piiroe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26

@ie unier 2eier bereits wiGen, lit Der
ebemalise Barrier Yoliseiprdfett unb ses
senwdrtige Oeputirte Inbrieur aus
benz 6reimaurerbuube ausgei1lols
fen worben, neil er ansebli9 bic @ebeims
niie Der &ufnabme in benielben perratben
bate. Gr bat ndmli9 Die betreffenben
Geremonien In ben vgrinnerunsen
zines Bcli,eiprdfetten", bic CT in einem
Barrier Slatt uerofientli9te unb bic iteisens
bes Nufieben ma9ten, bei9rieben. Nun
tbeilt Serr Nnbrieur I'M Temps" bic Gus
i9rift nit, burb wel3e ibm bic maureri,
i6e Grcommunication ~angeseist
porben lit. Oieielbe lautet:
ygoItommsnes S9weisen (Parfait ST.
lence) AT =. Symb. Il. @rao) 0 =. pon
Qpon, 90. Sebruar 1885. gn BERN Nns
brieur, Oeputirten bes Oepartements Der
&bone, in Yaris. Mein Ser! 0a6tem
bic 2ose bes 8oltommenen S9weisens In
ibrer Sisuns pom Is. b. sic zines maus
rerii9en 8ersebens Der II. &lafs idulbis
ertannt bat, iint sic Sbrsr maurerii9sn
&e9te ~perluItis erfldrt unb enbsiltis aus
benz 6reimaursrbunbe aussel9IoHen wors
ben. Sic baben uom grlaB bieier Wit.
tbsiluns an einsn Monat Belt, UNI basesen
Berufuns einsulesen. SIM b~eionbern Mufs
TRACE Der Setretdr: Soularp."
Mnbrieur beslsitet bisis gntideibuns mil
aeuen Iuitisen @ntbiiuunsen, inbem er I'm
ter slnberm er3dbIt:
vWas lit aus Dir semorben, Ga1art
pom Beiancon, beNen @ebd9tniB i'd bers
aufbei9u0ren piu, na9bsm i9 ia bod
teine i9onenbe &iidli1t mebr su bemabren
babe? Sn 8siuncon iibte gaFarb bas @e.
werbe zines 2imonabepertdufers aus, Bel
ben gufnabmen in Der 9ose ipielte er biz
&oIe zines ~Gntbauptetsn. Sn elmer @rotte,
bic i9wa@ bur9 cine matt ladernbe
Slamme erleu6tet mar, itedte gai5arb fem
ftets ~raiirtes @eii1t bur9 Elm runbes, in
elm Brett sei9nittenes God. Wan wuBts
bamals nod ni9t, mas Der Sppnotismus
Jet, uno beBbalb eri9ien Der itarre Blid
@aiarbs bppnotiid. Oant benz &unit.
sriffe zines sei9idt %arransirten S9leiers
i4ien Der seneiste &opf gaHarbs pom
&umpf s%etrennt gu fem. Dor bieien Sop
fibrte man ben Profanen, Der bic gluf:
nabme in benz Tempel uerlanste. Die ibr
besleitenben Briber iasten nit leiier uni
erniter Stimme: v9ier lit bas Saupt zines
Bruoers, Der uniere @ebeimnife perratber
bat; ieben sic Yrofaner, wie mir BIZ
Me:neiOisen beitrafen!" Man urubte pom
Settle zines wabren Waurers srfilt fem
nm iolde Proben beiteben su f5nnen
@ines Cages wurbe in Die unbeimli9,
9Oble elm Profaner sefiibrt, benz Der luitis'
9imonaoeuertdufer i9on oft elm @Ids6er
Gbipntb einsei3enft bate. Oils bic beslei'
tenbsn griioer ben S9leier bOben, Der bas
traurise 9aupt bes fali9sn gntbaupteter
perbiiute, fubr Der profane Dor S9reder
auriid nadbem er fid aber sefaBt unb Der
eriten SdauSer iberwunbsn bate, rief e.
aus: r9lber = bas 1T ia Sater GaHarb IA
Oa bob iid Der &opf bes @ntbaupteter
lansiam empor unb iaste nit bilterer, &c
bieterii9er Stimme: vS9wsisen sic, Pro
f%anerl" worauf er feline ssneiste Gage oil
benz SarsbedeI wieoer einnabm."
90 wirb's sema9t, UNI ben @bepten be-
9ose, S3auer, gbrfurdt unb ansit sinsu
IQen!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
Die fatbolii6e untperTtdt.

@elesentlid Der @abl, welde bas Co.
mite Der Yii90fe traf, benz bic Wabl bes
Ylates fir bic neue llniuerftdt iibertras
gen worbsn mar, ma9te bic y@merita"
folsenbe 8emertunsen, bic re9t trefenb,
mir ni9t unterlaRea wouen uniern 4eiern
mitsutbeilen:
Der iinsit In Baltimore u%eriammeIts
gonuent fatbolii9er Brdlaten bat Waibs
inston gum sit Der neu3usrinoenben Uni
perlitdt ausseiu9t. Der @runb unb so:
ben, auf benz fie erridtet werben fol-, III
AUDI i9on, ME es beiBt, sefauft.
aaein auBer ben erforberli9en @runbs
itiden iinb @ebdube notbwenbis. llnb
auBsr ben @ebduben: Profehoren. llnb
aubsr ben ProfsHoren: Stubenten.
Der alte Cat: DAP wsr einen Gburm
bausn wia, uorber ieben fol-, Oh feline Mits
tel rei9en, bleibt aud bsute wabr. llnb
bic in Bennington, in gnslanb, ssma9tsn
grfubrunsen iOaten uns cine Warnuns
fem.
@enn irssnb Elm tatbolii9sr grSius fir
bieien aussesei9neten 3med suei bis brei
Miaionen Dollars perma9en ioute, 10
mare bic sanse S3wieristeit ia seboben.
9eiber 1T basu inbsB wsnis Nusii9t unb
10 muB bic Notbwenbisteit In ben Slid
ssfaBt weroen, baB bic @nitalt 5u einem
srOBen Gbeil bur9 ibre S9aler erbaIten
wir6.
gsi benz Mansel uoIitdnbiser @pmnas
fen, wie iie auf Der anberen Seite bes sros
zen WaGsrs ~uorbanoen finb, wiro " bic
SammIuns elmer binrei4enben In3abl
Qernenber aur pfess ptrtli1er l1niuerits
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
Nu ole SrSfterin Der Setrlb'
ten, Die Salfe Der Gbriiten.

Breite Deinen Rantel aus,
Sebre 60ni9ir uno rette!
Stebe, in 9ewal'9em StraiiB
&in9t Der Teinoe lan9e Sette,
gu perni6ten @ottes Sraut,
8ie er iterbeuo ii9 Setraut.
Salte 9eiuen 9olb'neu S6ilo
S6iieeno iiber Define Sreueu,
3enu Die @utb Der Seinoe idIpiat,
Ole i'm Sturme 81 S%erItreuen,
llno Die i6ma6e Seeroe Sa9t,
&eil Der 6eino 10 ma6ti9 raSt.
God poa iroben Mutbes blidt
Ole empor Su 0einem Siloe,
Sas 10 oft uus Sell 9el6idt,
Sie9 uub Rubm I'M 6ampf9eftlos.
Sample, ma6t'9e Streiterin!
Rett' uus bebre Soni9in!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
o XIII. an ole peuti6en
Yitger.
oenSes lit Der MortIout Der 81

9enbes lit Der @ortlaut Der 9lnipra,
1T weI9er Baplt SEQ XIII. am 3ten
Rai bic aorehe Der beuti9en Yilser Be:
dRtwortete: =
o@eliebte &in6er! Die Sreu6e, welde
wfe cine eriebnte 6ru9t am beutisen Gage
guere &npelenbstt lns bereitet, wir6 nod
uermebrt unb erb0bt bur9 ben @usbrud
@uerer @rgebenbeit, iouie bss 8epessrlns
bes, ba Sud uoq 8erebruns sesen 6ieien
;. apoitoIiiden StubI bierber sefibrt bat.
Ufit paterIi6em SerSen e~mpfansen Wir
oaber einen Seben uon gu9, in6em @ir
auf'S Sebbafteite guer semeiniames Inter
aeSaae' anertennen, unb Wir p"ertrauen
tss ssuoa auf Soft, ben llrbeber unb
Ger aaer sutsn abii9ten, baB sSbr
- n Jeitrebte 3ieI errei9en m0get, baB
Sbr ndmli9 aus oieier Sta6t &om, wel6e
6er B. Petrus burd gsrsieBuns ieines
8lutes unb Our9 @rinbuns bes papitIi:
Den Stubles 5ur 9auptitabt Der Gbriitens
bit 9eweibt bat, neue Inresung su iebwes
Der 9riifli9en Gussnb nit binaustraset,
-" Naem aber CUR Stanbbaftisteit, beren
5untal in sesenwdrtiser !3eit, bebirs
Dir ri9ten uniererieits unausseiebt
re Gufmertiamteit auf bic fatbolii6e
)e in Oeutidlanb, unb LANCE idon
Jlifen Wir nit Sewunberuns auf bic pies
en- aus9e5ei9neten Wtdnuer, bic in 70
gerrli9ey unb ebeImitbiser Beile bic &es
liqion uertbeiotsen, auf ben @ifer bes Dol,
tes in Der Bfese Der SrOmmisteit, auf
cine uneri3itterli9e 9lnbdnsIi9teit an
zen r0mii9en Papit, auf feline freubise
6insebuus an feline Bii96fe, auf feline nit
o piel Opferuiuisteit sepaarte Gbdtisteit
n ben Werten Der N~d9tenliebe. Iud
pollen Wir ni9t u~uermdbnt laHen, wie
Sud- bas feiteite unb ii9erite 8anb bss
6siles, ndmli5 bic @intra5t Der @eiins
1ung un6 bes Strebens unter chamber pers
oinbet. Oafir Ieseu, abseieben pom Gin:
oerem guere idbrli9en General : Ser.
'ammlMussn 3sugnrB ab, in benen
5br bus, mas fir bas @ebeiben Der &eIi:
Jion unb Der Offentli9sn @oblfabrt ON
s,atsGs.; blten eri9eint, bur9 semeiniamt
EftSu 3 gu fOrbern beba9t ieio.
.Des alb baben @ir benu aud sIei9 81
amfcns dnierss PontificateS in alien grn:
te In @rwdsuns sejosen, mas gu tbuu Jet.
I'm Die Sreibeit oes 9riltIi9en Setennt:
tiGcs un6 ben Srieben in Oeuti9lan6 pie.
ct ber5uitellen. !3und9it iu9ten Nir bic
SsrbaItniiIe genau tennen au %Iernen, uno
on benz anfanss barauf ueruenoeten @ifer
1ben 0ir i'm 2aufe Der 3eit ni9t na9ges
tn. sSn Der gebanbIuns bieier anses
beiten babsn 3ir bic sr0Bte SiQisteit
uanbt unb cine bis gu ben duBerifen
gen gebsnbe Na9siebisteit walten lais
9as 9Iei9e @ntsesentommen gu
Il, fn6 0ir aud nod INNER bereit.
50ate Soft, baB bur9 Seine @naSe enbs
iener abi9luB srfolse, Der gu einem
fen unS b%auernbsn Srieoen fiibrt unb ben
sat6OIiteu bic 70 LANCE eriebnte &ube 3us
ifgibt. Oies piirbe, mad unierm Oas
irbalten, ni9t nur Der Rir9e, fonoern
I'D Dem Dsuti9en &ei9e gum Sesen anb
lussn 9erei6en.
.SnBwii9en molten @ir, seliebte ains
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
Meberp% Slferuug.
(sdas BEN .pbHuSsIpbia 9smO,rat..)

Ole Ssrren, welden man In ben usrs
l9ieoenen BunoessD Departments bic itatis
itil9en Irbeiten auftrdst, baben gar ni9t
bic aufsabe, ibre beionbere Meinuns ben
bon ibnen aufseiteqten Gabslsn bsiSufis
gen. Tbea .ie bas bod, bann iollten fs
bas itets u cine PriuatsW einuns gang bes
i9eiben Int parentbeie bsiseben, aber ni9t
pom offieieQen BeamtensS tanopuntt.
Die GoIgerunssn aus elmer 3uusrldifsen
Statiitit iinb ni@t 10 lei@t, wie man@e
bieier Serren slauben. Oa3u seb0rt eine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26

Gir tOuuen eu6 in benz goriate, Elm
tatbOl. Slatt gu srinoen, nur ermutbisen.
Bir boifen, OaB aue suten Satboliten, bic
i6 nm bic &slision unb bas 9aterlunb
ueroisnt MAIDEN poaen, in benz Offer unb
ber Tbdtigteit fir bieies Werf, bas in I'M.
fss %r7eu BON Der ; d ten 8ebeus
txB It, petteifern.
ANIL in 1882 OIL ben gil0oi BON @nco ia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
(aus ben .glaubensbote".
INHs bn aVIauDenSboIt"D
Die to8. orei itrem8em Serren
Mmo Der Wertb Der gSetter.
re0eln.
re8eIu.

Sn Oeuti9lanb pilest man bic SsiIisen
pantratius, az. WaD, Seruatius Us.
Mai) unb 8onifatius Ga. Mai) bic bret
itrensen 9erren" ober bic vbrei @ismdns
ner" gu nennen; In ben Nieberlanben bat
man bafir bic 81. Mammertus, panfras
titus unb Seruatius d., IL. unb Is.
Ma) ais bic rgtsbsilissn" ansenommen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
9te Sttu,ute Seo's XIII.

ealIet euer 2t3t leu3ten Dor ben Mens
i9en, Sumit lie euere suten Berte ieben.
tinb Der Serr sebe eu6 baSu Seinen Sesen!
Geo XIII. an bas in 4,armr erI9einenbe glatt
Luce" (9subtD, aufau9 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-05-26
R6tumg i6r &at6ofiRen +!
Die siimme pes pert. Sims TX.

Gir eriu6en Sic i%nitdnbisit, allen benen
NIT eurem suten 8iaen unb eurer @unit
7ebeu, Die, nit @eiit besubt unO init
der &enntuiB ausgeriiitet, lid an
6eit MAIDEN uno Builder uno 3eitun:
SsrtbeiOisuns uno Serbreituns Der
ii9en 2ebre uerOfentli9en.
Gncpclica YiuS TX.
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&atboliS@er aird,en /. aaIenoer.

Rir 1T aue @euaIt seseben. %.
6ount. ben 81. Wai $. Sreifaltigf. Petron.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-06
Fergus Falls.

Miss Hattie Brown of Muskegon, Mich.
who has been visiting Mrs. Near for some
time, left on Monday for her home. She
was accompanied as far as Minneapolis by
Mrs. Samuel MoleS. On Thursday Mrs.
Near joined them there. and will accompany
Miss Brown to Michigan.
Rev. George Pratt and wife of Hastings,
Mimi. are in the city visiting the family OF
Rev. f. B. Nash. Mr. Pratt will leave to
accept a charge in Chicago after completing
his visit here.
The most largely-attended meeting this
season of the Drawing-Room club was held
On Tuesday afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs. H. G. Page. The subject was John
Keats and His Works.
Miss Jennie Ellis, former teacher in our
public schools, and now employed in the
same capacity at Fargo, spent last Saturday
and Sunday in this city, visiting friends.
The pupils of the public school at Battle
Lake will soon give the humorous play
"Esmeralda," the proceeds to be devoted to
the school library.
Cyrus Smith and wife of Parker's Prairie
have gone to Illinois, where they will spend
the winter visiting friends and relatives.
j. B. Matthews and family have gone tc
spend the HOLIDAYS with relatives in the
southern part of the state.
A number of friends called on Elder
Reeves at Parker's Prairie and helped him
celebrate his Goth birthday.
About forty of William Salvage's friends
surprised him last Saturday evening, it
being his 45th birthday.
Harry Slocumb, recently clerk at the
Grand, has accepted similar position at
Casselton, Oak.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-06

social at their hall. A large number of
persons were present and very pleasant
time enjoyed by all.
DR.. S. G. Smith of st. Paul lectured at
Cannon Falls on Thursday and Friday even
ings of last week on Italy and Rome and
Men and Money.
The Methodist Literary society met Fri
day evening at the church lecture room and
discussed the History of France During the
Revolution.
d. M. Baldwin and wife returned last
Saturday from trip to Fargo and Wahpe-
ton, OAK, where they spent Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Henry Grannis of Lake City is visit
ing in this city at the residences Of Henry
Z. McIntire and +. j. McIntre.
The ladies of the M. E. church are max
ing arrangements for Chinese festival to
be given in the near future.
Hon. II. B. Wilson Of the state normal
school board visited the state normal school
at MankatO last week.
Mrs. E. S. Wright has returned from
Dover Center where she went to attend a
family reunion.
David Hancock has returned from Orion
vile and will make Red Wing his future
home.
M. Magellson, A. NJ, M. D., of Albert
Lea is in this city.
County Attorney Wilson visited Crooks
ton last week.
Gov. Hubbard was in the city Thursday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-06

J. 81. Underwood of Frontenac and his
son, Capt. Harry Underwood, formerly of
Gen. Middleton's staff in the Rel rebellion
and now an employee of the Hudson Bay
company, were in this city last Tuesday.
Last Tuesday evening the ladies of Christ
church gave Christmas market and oyster
supper at the Salmagundi rooms. The fes-
tival netted about S70O, which will be de-
voted to recarpeting the church.
Friday evening the ladies of the Presby-
terrain church held their annual festival and
supper at the Casino. A New England
supper was served and the program con-
Guided with Japanese wedding.
United States Commissioner of Agricul-
lure Norman j. Colmap is expected to be
present at the Butter, Cheese and Dairy
Stock convention in this CITY next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney of Prairie du Chen.
Wis, who have been visiting in this city at
the residence of her sister. Mrs. o. Dens-
more, ST., returned home Thursday.
Thursday evening the A. o. .. w. held
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Ashton & sherburne's Addition to St. F

in
r LGoRMAN ClekRa dol
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NIankatO.

Since last Sunday Mr.. Thomas Hughes
OF the firm of Willard & Hughes, attorneys,
made Tip to Faribault and brought back
very estimable young lady, who has con-
sented to be Mrs. Hughes for the balance
of her life.
W. G. Dye, Esq, of Winona, general
agent of the Minnesota l. o. O. F., was in
the city Oh Wednesday. Mr. Dye founded
the Mankato l. D. 0. f. in 1865.
Hon. Joseph Bookwalter left for Indian
apalis on Saturday to attend the national
farmers congress as representative of the
Second congressional district.
Rev. Mr.. Martin. formerly pastor of the
M. E. church of this city, now of Glencoe,
is in the city visiting old friends.
Miss Carrie Ogle returned to the North
western Conservatory OF Music at Mime
apolis few days since.
Guy Bake gave card party to his young
friends on Tuesday evening in honor of his
cousin, Miss Anna Brett.
Mrs. j. B. Richards started for visit to
her home in Cambria Wis, Wednesday, to
be gone several weeks.
Miss Anna Brett, who has been visiting
here for month past, returned to her home
in Winona Wednesday.
Miss Kittie Hutchinson of the Albert Lea
college was in the city last week, the guest
of Judge Brown.
Mrs. John A. Willard threw her parlors
open to the ladies of the Presbyterian So
ciety on Friday.
W. W. Keysor, an attorney of Omaha,
but formerly of Mankato visited here last
week.
The ball given by Company F on
Wednesday was pronounced a social sue
cess.
Mrs, Edward Soaring entertained about
sixty friends on Thursday from l to p. m.
Mrs. William Paddock entertained a
number of young people On Saturday.
Mrs. Drs. Hunt & Ward were the guests
of Mrs. Craig on Wednesday.
Miss Ben Pay returned home from her
visit to Wisconsin Friday.
Mrs. Pfeffer entertained the Episcopal
society On Thursday.
Mrs. William Paddock gave a o'clock
coffee on Thursday.
G. l. Brown has gone to Arkansas.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-06
GRACEVILLE,
A Beautiful Western Minnesota
ViyBaue.

A Beautiful Western Minnesota
Village.
Graceville IS one of those beautiful little
villages in Western Minnesota that are fast
growing into prominence without attracting
any great attention by the sounding of
trumpets. 1t is but few years old, and has
more than doubled in population this year,
and now numbers about seven hundred souls.
1t is at the crossing of the Fargo Southern
division of the Milwaukee road and the
Browns Valley division of the Manitoba
road. Is beautifully located on the banks of
Tokna lake, in the heart of one of the finest
farming districts in Minnesota. The lake is
of beautiful, clear water, filed with fish, and
its banks are covered with q splendid
growth of native oak. The city has three
fine elevators, with q storage capacity of
100 900 bushels. Has one of the finest -four
ing mills in the state, the original cost being
S52, 900. The mill is standing idle at the pres
ent, but it is hoped will be in operation be-
fore many months. The stores are all doing
fine business and the merchants are happy.
Gracevile has that Of which most towns cam
not brag, a good hotel. 1t is owned and run
by an old commercial traveller, AL Stewart,
more favorably known throughout the North
west as Farmer Stewart or 20. X. SAHARA
tus.'' ZAP has eaten in so may hotels he
knows how to run hotel to please the COM
mercial travellers. His hotel is q large, two
story frame, with large, elegant rooms,
neatly furnished and the best of ventilation.
His Office is neat as wax and contains two
oleander trees about five feet high, which
will be in full bloom in the dead of winter.
The parlor is a perfect bandbox, and his
dining-room is place where the hungry
can always be fed. Mrs. Stewart is lady of
refinement and good taste. and always keeps
an eye out to see that nothing goes wrong,
but the jolliest person in the whole house is
John, the clerk, and what John and Al can't
think of to amuse the guests no one need try.
III. s. l..
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-06
SALTWATER SOCIETY.
Numerous Events That Broke 8
Weeks EIauatanY.

The weather of Friday did not interfere
with the attendance at the Universalist social
at the residence of I'll. Sawyer on Pine street
that evening, The attendance was large.
An excellent supper was served from to
$50 and patroniZed by nearly all who at
tended. Supper over. dancing was an
nounced and kept up till midnight to the
music of Prof. Jones and Miss Gutenberg.
For this purpose three rooms had been
cleared and were pressed into service. which
being well adapted for the purpose dane
ing was the principal feature of the occasion
and was highly enjoyed. A handsome sum
was Melted.
The Young Peoples Chautauqua society.
recently organized. has about twenty men,
bers and is growing. Several members will
be admitted at the meeting to be held at the
NJ. E. church on Friday evening next. To
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Mrs H. R. Drew, Mrs. j. l. johnson. Mrs.
Lyon, Mr.. and Mrs. p. II. Perry, Misses
Cora Chamberlain, Lucia NJ. Glidden, S. E.
Mason, Grace Lyon, Julia A. Walker,
Minnie Rainey and Amelia Foss, Messrs.
". Fl. Eustis, S. S. Thorpe, j. r. Thorpe,
Daniel Branch, A. j. Dean, r. NJ. Lanter-
man and Nathaniel Mccarthy.
The Ladies' Mite society of the Thir-
teenth Avenue NJ. E. church, at cost of
about $500, have purchased fixtures and
had gaspipes laid to their church. On
Wednesday evening, Dec. 9, they propose
to turn on the gas and celebrate the occa-
sion. and will have musical and literary
entertainment in the church. No admis-
sion fee will be charged. All are welcome.
The entertainment will consist of orches-
trail music vocal solos and other musical
features. REGULATIONS by Miss Lou Bachel-
der and Miss McClay.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Como
Avenue church gave parlor concert on
Wednesday evening at the residence of the
pastor, Rev. II. W. Gleason, No. 1908
Thirteenth avenue southeast. The enter
tainment was an exceedingly pleasant one
and was participated in by Prof. and Mrs.
Lyman F. Brown, DR.. w. n. Murray and
Mr. and Mrs. 81. W. Gleason. Mrs. Brown
gave several vocal solos, Mrs. Gleason and
Prof. Brown piano solos and duets and DIR.
Murray and Mr.. Gleason gave other instru-
mental pieces.
Dr. and Mrs. P. S. CalSins were pleas
antly reminded of the twenty-ffth ami
versary of their marriage by party of
friends. who called upon them at their
home. 1929 First avenue south, Oh Wednes-
day evening and presented them with sill
yer water pitcher. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Calhoun, Mr.. and
Mrs. A r. Shattuck. Mr.. and Mrs. n. c.
Chapman and daughter. Miss Lottie Shat
tuck, and Miss Evalyn Burt.
On Tuesday evening the silver wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lane brought a
crowd of fifty friends to their residence, on
Eighth avenue and Seventh street south
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