St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-02
Review of the Social Week. Wedding and
Personal Notes.
The Hayden Collins Cases Contin-
ued--Fair Prospects.
Last Months Real Estate Transfers
Lily Lake Races.
saltwater Social.


SATURDAY. afternoon. The lawn party was
ostensibly for the Methodist church,
and as a financial venture was very sue
cessful. Socially it was one of the pleasant
est reunions of the season-an informal
gathering of friends and acquaintance to
pass pleasant and enjoyable evening to-
gether in the interchange of conversation
and the pleasures of innocent amusement:
The ladies tried to make it success and
succeeded as ladies always do. The sun
day school excursion was one OF thoSe
events to which every child looks forward
with pleasure and the older folks enjoy,
pleased to witness the enjoyment OF thelr
Young friends. DR.. Carroll was present
and aided in making the affair pass Oft sue
cessfully.
A wedding is always an event OF inter
est. and when the bride is well-known and
among friends additional interest is lent TO
the occasion. Miss Hattie l.. Haskell,
whose nuptials to Mr.. II. NJ. Saint OF Mill
neapolis took place in this city "Wednesday
evening at her fathers residence. is the
daughter of Mr.. Fred II. Haskell. Rev.
Mr.. Marvin of st. Paul performed the cere-
mony, and there were present large party
of friends and relatives from saltwater,
st. Paul and Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Saint have gone to Minneapolis to reside.
team came out victorious in contest with
one of the strongest clubs in the country,
winning beautiful silver cup as trophy OF
their prowess, was a subject of not Only in
terest, but congratulation to all. l. acrosSe
is comparatively new game i'll the United
States. but its popularity increases as IL
becomes better known, and III the Northern
states, at least, promises in the near future
to prove formidable competitor in public
attention with base ball.
The races at Lily lake, which are in the
future TO form regular sporting event In
Saltwater are fully described i'll another
column of this issue, and need not be re-
viewed at length here more than to COM
mend Mr.. Staples and his associates for
their public spirit as displayed in atfording
Saltwater such pleasant and attractive
amusement. Said a gentleman, a stranger
to Saltwater. who was present at Lily lake
Yesterday: ''It is astonishing what very
good programme they have been able to get
up almost exclusively with local horses. L
have seen many more pretentious affairs
without half the good sport have seen this
afternoon"
The Shanty syndicate had another pleas
ant reunion during the week at De Mont
vile, and Aid. Culvell gave pleasant re-
ception Friday evening to Mr.. Sargant of
the car works, who has gone East on
months vacation. There were present
Messrs. Henry Chambers, Peoples, Akers,
McKeller, Macy, l.. Clark, Sprague, SAT-
fonberg and Hall, and a thoroughly good
time was had by all.
Among the social events of interest an
nounced for the coming week is the mas-
rage of Silas Morgan, formerly of this city.
to Miss Maud 1. Armstrong, daughter of
n A will 10
place Tuesday evening at tle home of the
bride. The newly-marTied couple will then
continue to reside in Saltwater until fall,
when they go to Chicago to take up their
permanent residence.
PERSONAL NOTES.
Walter Bigelow, son of Gov. Bigelow of
Connecticut, and William Rice, son of Mayor
Rice of st. Paul, were the guests of Hon.
Z. W. Durant during the week.
Misses Josie. Annie and Nettie Matthews,
with Miss \. Krepfel, are visiting friends
at Hammond and Robert, Wis. They will
return to Saltwater tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ and Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Prince, with Mr.. and Mrs. +. Z.
Joy and Mr.. and Mrs y. S. Conrad, are
summering at Lake Elmo.
Rev. DR.. Carroll and family will spend
August in trip East The Presbyterian
church will remain closed until the doc
tors return in September.
James P. Byrnes of Wmona, first vice
president of the Catholic Total Abstinence
union of the state, is the guest Of p. Burke,
Jr., to-day.
John O'Brien has gone to New Haven,
Conn, as one of the delegates from Mime
sofa to the Catholic Total Abstinence con-
Vention.
Isaac Staples, with Mrs. Staples, Mathew
Clark and wife and Miss Gussie Bronson,
are at Mr.. Staples Maple island farm.
S. II. Rickerbrode, VINO has been paying
visit at Westfield, n. Y, has returned to
his duties in Fayette Marsh's Office.
Eugene Lulzlnger, formerly employed in
SCOTS drug store. was married in ST. Paul
Tuesday to Miss Bertha Erdman.
o. G. HoSpes is to be the clerk on the
new iron steamer, /. K. Graves, which is
expected here in a day or two.
Miss Agnes McGrath and Miss L. Nc
DermOtt have been spending a week at
Hammond and Hudson, Wis.
Miss n. McGrath and Miss Nellie Bur-
rows returned fEs.n a visit to Hammond
during the pastSNeeIz.
Miss Allie BSDmley, who has been spend
ing the past two weeks at Eau Claire, has
returned home.
Miss Allie Bromley has returned from Eau
Claire, where she has been spending the
last two weeks.
Mr.. John Gise is enjoying visit from his
two nieces, the Misses Fannie and Clara
Gise of Austin.
Alexander Mccullough, formerly a resi-
dent of Saltwater, is now living in Park
City, Utah.
George II. Sullivan has commenced the
study OF law at the Office Of Fayette Marsh.
Mrs. A. 7. jerks, accompanied by her
two daughters, is visiting friends in Illinois.
Mr.. Milan of Worcester. Mass. has been
visitor in the city during the past week
Frank Dove and wife have left the CITY
to take up their residence at Buffalo, n. Y.
Miss Minnie Bullard of Taylor's Falls is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Yorks
Superintendent Kiehle's son, Fred Kiehle.
is visiting his uncle, A. NJ Kiehle.
Miss Katie McGrath is spending several
weeks with friends at Rush City.
Mrs. o. p. Hawkins of Ashby. Mimi. is
visiting in the city.
Miss Polly Cooley is the guest of Miss
Alma Gillespie.
The Hayden and Collins Cases.
When Mr.. Hayden's case was called IN the
municipal court yesterday, Fayette Marsh,
Hayden'S attorney, at once moved to nro.