St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-23
SOCIETY IN SALTWATER.
Numerous Social Events for a Mid
summer Week.
Pleasant Surprise Party---a Birthday
Celebration.

misses Nellie ana Florence Pope were
rendered a surprise party by admiring
friends on Monday night at their home on
the North hill. They left for Minneapolis
on Wednesday to make their future home,
and for this reason the surprise was given.
Eight or ten couples repaired to their home,
taking with them ample refresh
ments. The Misses Pope knew
nothing of the affair and were
entirely overcome by surprise and the party
was merry one, with social and instru-
mental music, numerous games and every
thing necessary to have a good time, which
they certainly had, remaining till about
1880. The visitors were Misses Lille and
Maud Rice, Sadie Brown, Belle Ryder,
Grace and IneZ Gaslin. Nellie EastabroOkS.
GuSsie johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers and
MeSSrS. John Kaist, A. p. Murray. W. L.
Cook, Earnest JelliSOn, Harry Northway.
Alex Meyer. A. 5. Christopher, Henderson
brothers, John Wylder and Mr.. EnFight.
There was delightful social gathering
at the residence of Mr.. John McKuSick on
Thursday evening. Ii was gotten up and
given by Myron L. McKusick and his sister.
Miss Ella, in honor of their guest. Miss
Hattie Moulton of La Crosse, Wis. Most
of the evening was spent in playing pro-
GdIIlEu
of the first prize. a bauble board.
and George Torinus the second. a
scull cap. Refreshments We're served
about IL o'clock and the guests departed
for their homes about a. am. The list of
those present is as follows: Misses Carrie
McCOmb. Jessie Burt. frankie Davis.
Grace TOrinuS. Ella McKuSick and Hattie
MOultOn and MeSsrS. Ed McCOmb, Hi King,
s. 3. Taylor, Ed and Fred Doe George
TOrinuS, q. A. PaulSOn, MyrOn /. McKu-
sick, all of Saltwater and Campbell III.
Sweeney Of Minneapolis.
On Monday Miss Vina Lamb celebrated
her fourteenth birthday by visit to COrne
liam Lake with party of friends. They
went out in large wagon and spent the
day pleasantly picnicking. The party con-
sisted of Misses Ella Marsh. Daisey Me-
Mllin. Nellie Emerson, Susie Brown. Eva
Hall, Bessie Sheperd. Fannie Folsom. Gus
sic Bronson, Ella Anderson, Edith Brumley,
Mary Van VoreS. Matte Scales and Vina
Lamb.
On Wednesday evening a party of five
couples drove 10 Hudson i'm single rigs,
where they stopped at the Campbell house,
where they remained till IL o'clock. spend
ing the evening in dancing, playing games
and disposing of refreshments. All report
q good time. The party consisted of Misses
AIDA Slaughter, Alice Pettibone, Ella Me
Kusick. Grace TOrinus and Hattie Moulton
of La Crosse, Wis, and MeSsrS. Myron L.
McKusicl1, Hi King, Ed Doe and and George
Reeves.
An event of the week was the excursion
of Company X and their friends to Duluth
on Friday night. The Saltwater band &C
companied them. Among the friends who
went were Capt. \. L. jerks, A. X. Doe,
William CaprOn. Mike MOfiit, J. Schupp.
j. NJ. Conrad. Frank b. Nelson, DR.. Meny,
Leonard Clark and wife.
On Friday party. consisting of Sheriff
Holcomb, Charles Boo, Gus BoTeen. Joseph
Olson and John BOTeen. with their families.
drove out TO Lake Elmo, where they spent
the day picni cking.
SALTWATER PERSONALS.
Prof. T. C. Curtis, wife and daughter,
Garlic Belle, have returned from an ex-
tended visit to Saratoga and other places in
New York. They viii move into the cosy
house of Mrs. Kover. on Pine street as soon
as il is finished. The professor is highly
pleased with the Improvements made to his
schools.
The rink will open soon, probably next
Wednesday. 4 band balcony has been put
up. the ladies' parlor and the entrance
nicely papered, and other Improvements
made. The floor is not surpassed in the
Northwest
Mr.. F. G. Norris. private secretary for
Senator Sabin. and his family and his sister,
Miss Norris OF Chicago, have gone to Min
neSOta point, near Duluth, TO spend week
or so camping.
Last night MeSSrs. p. II. Potts, s. Rich
ardsOn, c. p. Gregory and 4. l.. ellis left
for Waseca, where they will remain till next
Wednesday, spending the time fishing and
hunting.
Mr. Ernest Lowell, proprietor of the
Sawyer house. accompanied by his family.
returned on Thursday from a ten days
visit TO Devils Lake and Fargo.
Ed Durant, Jr., is of on a hunt up the
Northern Pacific with F. w. Wallace Of
AnSonia. Conn. 5. s. Merrill of Milwaukee
and other schoOlmateS.
Mr.. Henry Otis has disposed of his prop
erty in Marine and will locate in Saltwater.
Mr.. ]. II. Bromley and wife are back
from Rice Lake. Wis.
Rev. Father Murphy and Rev. Father
Gaughan of St. Michaers church attended
the annual retreat of the clergy, near st.
Paul, this week.
DIR. ID. Z. Wells and wife OF Minneapolis
have been visiting Mr.. Hugh Hall this
week Dr. Wells will I'LL Rev. Cheney's
pulpit to-day.
Miss Jessie Gorrie, daughter of Prof.
Gorrie, formerly superintendent of the
Saltwater schools, is visiting her friend,
Miss Eva Hall
Mr.. c. A. Bennett, clerk of the district
nf he