St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-21
FARGO FANCIES.
Social Sauce From the Metropolis OF
the Red River.

C. G. Schuyler, cashier of the Bank of
Fargo. who was shot in the arm while out
hunting nearly three months ago, is in pre-
carious condition from pyemia Architect
Hancock has started east with bran new
regulation dress suit. They will spend some
weeks on the tour. -. The city schools closed
Friday evening for a two weeks vacation,
with interesting exercises. The scholars
made handsome gifts to most of the teachers.
Court will move into the new court house
the coming week. The members of the
Episcopal church have subscribed $4,000 to
offer rector. Miss Jennie Hagan, the
charming music teacher in the schools, is
spending the holidays visiting her brother in
Minneapolis. Prof E. A. Smith will
return from the burial Of his father
in Vermont in about ten days..
The confidence in the loyalty and fidelity of
their husbands exhibited by so many good
wives of Fargo in going East to spend the
winter while their beloved are left to find
solace amid the allurements of the metropolis
of the valley of the Red. would be regarded
as phenomenal in different climate. j. A.
Chatter and Fl. S. Conover, two popular young
business and society men, left the past week
for New Jersey. 1t is announced that Mt.
Chatter is to marry Miss Clara Sage. bright,
pretty cousin who spent the summer in Fargo
There are rumors also in regard to young
Conover, who is one of the most eligible but
they have not taken public shape as yet.
B. o. Stewart, one of the most engaging of
the young attorneys, having been admitted
to the bar the past week. has gone East to
spend the winter. There is a local contro-
versy as to which of the wealthy citizens has
the finest fur coat. and the matter has mar
rowed down to Col. J. D. Benton, a possible
governor, and Col. Fl. F. Miller
a probable future congressman
The Lutherans had good time at their fete
at the opera house on Thursday night. and
invigol ated the church exchequer. :. The re-
union and ball of the rifles, the pets of the
ladies. overshadowed all other social features
of the week. 1t was brilliant affair, and
the decorations of the hall were especially
noteworthy Society is upon the anxious
tiptoe to witness the nuptial pageant at the
Episcopal church next Tuesday evening, in
which Bishop Walker will oficate and Miss
Lillian Capehart and Col. j. c. Robinson be
the envied principals. Col. Robinson has
been resident of Dakota, but is now a lead
ing attorney at Duluth. The family of the
bride is prominent among the F. F. Fs
The colonel and his bride will take an ex-
tended tour in the East. :. The granger states
man. Hon. 81. s. Oliver, has gone to New
York state to join his wife and spend the
winter. He made fine thing out
of his wheat this year and will
do missionary work in the East.
The Coliseum has upon its program for
Christmas week Patsy Cardiff, Charles Moth
and other noted men of Drawn The most
attractive feature of the entertainment at
the congregational church Thursday night
was the comic song of the scientific Frogs. -
given by seven bright lads in costume. The
encore was tumultuous and imperative
Fargo has no social club among the business
men, but this want is likely to be supplied
The proposition is to utilize the commodious