St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-09
SALTWATER SOCIETY.
The Prison CITY Sends Along "a Good
SUPPLY of Social News.

SALTWATER SOCIETY.
The Prison CITY Sends Along "a Good
Supply of Social News.
The past week has been an improvement
on its immediate predecessors in the way of
social events, and although the weather has
been sultry, it has been pleasant Many of
the citizens are camping at the various
lakes, of which there are any number in
this section, and lakes which for scenery
and fishing cannot be eXcelled anywhere on
the continent; and half hours drive will
enable the health or pleasure seeker to
reach these favOrite resorts. At -Four
Lakes, formerly Lake De Montreville, there
is large colony, in which Syndicate
Shanty" has the largest gathering of those
from the prison city, while others are
camped all around. On Monday evening
eight couples came in to visit the ''Silver
King combination, which was playing at
the Grand opera house. The visitors con-
sisted of Miss Grace TOrinus, Ella AIcKu-
sick, Addie Slaughter. Carrie McCOmb,
frankie Davis, Lou Reed, Alice PettibOne
and Matte Ankeny of Minneapolis, and
Messrs. II. I. King, George II. Reeves,
George Torinus, Z. A. Doe Fred Ranno,
Myron l. Mckusick, Ed McCOmb and Fred
Metcalf. They had a pleasant time.
On Tuesday evening Mr.. Silas j. Morgan
was united in marriage to Miss Maud l.
Armstrong, popular young lady of the
city, whose parents are among the old set
tiers The bridal couple received many val
liable presents and hearty congratulations
of friends. They will remain in the city
until September, when they will make Chi
cago their home.
I'm Wa6nPcd1u q Marty CONSISTING of Matt
Clark and wife, w. q. Bronson and ID. B.
Staples of this city; J. Il. Dougherty, A. b.
Metcaf and wife. Miss V. Lee Clark, Miss
Lizzie Clark, st. Louis; Miss r. Glenn
Keyser, York, Pa, and Miss Julia Rose,
Mexico, Mo-, went on the new steamer j.
X. Graves to st. Paul and had most pleas
ant time. They dined at the Ryan, but the
bill of fare was no better than could be sup
piled on the steamer. The boat made eX-
cellent time.
There were several other social gather
ings, all OF which were well attended and
all fully enjoyed.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. II. DOugherty of st. Louis, who has
been visiting with w. G. Clark. ST., and
family, has gone to st. Louis but will re-
turn as soon as the chicken season opens.
He left several of his valuable dogs, and
will give them plenty of exercise when he
returns, as he is thorough sportsman.
w. S. Conrad has got back from his trip
through Northern Minnesota, Dakota and
Montana. He reports crop prospects eX-
cellent, but the heat on the prairies a little
too much for one of his delicate constitu-
ton. being now down to nearly 900 pounds
Alexander and John McIsaac and j. j.
Beaton left last week for their old home at
Dprt Hood Gona Rrptnn
which they have been absent about six
years. They will be away a couple of
months.
Baptiste Pepin, a former resident, has re-
turned for short visit. He is a successful
operator in mining in the Black Hills re-
giOn, where he reports times brisk. good
wages and low board. He returns soon.
DIR. t. G. Clark was the guest of Com
pany ID of ST. Paul to New Y ork to attend
the funeral of Gen. Grant. The doctor will
be on hand should any of the company or
the governors staff require his services.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Sabin, accom-
panied by their son, have returned from
their heightened visit to the sea coast of
Maine. Their son has about fully recovered
from his severe attack of diphtheria.
George Sullivan, son of Mr.. Patrick Sui
livan, has begun the study of law in the
Office of Mr.. Fayette Marsh. He has all
the requisites for making a success of his
chosen profession.
Mr.. Frank Grant of st. CroiX Falls, Wis,
and brother-in-law of Free L. McKusick,
municipal court officer. is in the sity. He
has been doing the West, and was much
pleased with his trip.
Mrs. J. II. Yorl1s of this city and hel
sister. Miss Minnie Billiard of Taylor's
Falls. have left for ST. Paul and Minneapolis
for a couple Of weeks visit with friends.
DR.. o. A Chappell was visiting his old
friend, DR.. c. w. Merry, during the week.
He came over from the Dental association
gathering at Minneapolis.
Miss Julia c. Fife of st. Louis is the
guest of Miss Agnes Greene, who returned
last week from pleasant trip through the
Eastern states.
Mrs. H. IL. Hughson and daughter OF
st. Paul were in the city during the week
visiting Mrs. c. L. Easton and Mrs. Charlie:
Travis
Mr.. A. L. Gillespie returned, the beginning
of the week, from successful trip down
the river.
Mrs. Charles Mckee of the city hospital
is visiting friends in Chicago and vicinity.
Mrs. II. NJ. Torinus and family are sum.
mering at their cottage at -Four Lakes.
Mrs. Julius Rees is spending few weeks
with her parents at Wheeling, w. Va.
Mrs. j. Darrah is visiting friends at st.
Paul.