St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26

will marry Miss Sadie E. Kelley, daughter
OF Moses c.. Kelley, Lake City, at the
brides home next Wednesday,
w. B. Kellogg, the young attorney, will
be united to Miss Maggie White at her home
in Hudson on Thursday next.
FUTURITIEs.
The Sons of Veterans will give party at
Curtiss hall on Wednesday, May s.
Zion commandery will give an invitation
party at Armory hall on May Is.
A full dress party is announced for the
West hotel on Wednesday next.
The Eighth ward Reform club will have
a supper and reception at Chestnut hall, on
Tuesday evening.
A parlOr concert will be given at DIR. F..
A. Dunsmore's on Tuesday, May II, under
direction of +. w. Merriam.
PERSONAL CHAT.
j. E. Stevens has gone to Chicago On
business.
NV. Eastman and family have returned
to the city.
Mrs. George NJ. Naylor is in Indiana for
her health.
Mrs. c. H. Dubois returned on Sunday
from Texas.
Mrs. A. III. Rose is visiting her sister at
Pierre, Oak
G. B. Jacobs is the new night clerk at the
West hotel.
DR.. c. E. Lum has gone to Germany to
pursue his studies.
Miss NJ. Avery is visiting her friends and
kinSwomen in Fargo.
Attorney Drennen has recovered from a
violent febrile attack.
Thomas Lowry, with better health and
added experience, is back from the East.
Mayor Pillsbury is in excellent health
and announces mind at rest.
Anthony Kelly is back from the South
and r. L. Kelly is Out-in card annOunc-
ing he wants ITO office.
N. b. Bryant, the eminent attorney, has
resumed his place in the suit in progress in
the district court.
Mrs. E. j. Brown has returned from a
visit to the sunny South.
I'll. 81. Bracket is preparing to remove to
his Minnetonka cottage.
Mrs Ingram and daughter Gertie have
returned from the South.
Mrs. Nettleton and Mrs. Trask have re-
turned from California.
G. A. Nimocks and wife have sold their
Grove Place residence to Will Bassett and
will live at the Hotel Albion.
W. L. Sumner and wife have returned
from San Francisco.
DR.. Fred Clark and wife of San Fran
cisco have taken up their abode i'll Mime
apolis.
Back from the South: Carl Wilcox and
wife. New Orleans: o. 3. Sturtevant and
family, South California; n. P. Whitney,
Mobile.
f. J. Phelps has been triumphantly
elected foreman of the grand jury.
w. J. Vandyke is bachelor no longer,
his family having returned from the South.
Mrs. C. F. Williams and child have re-
turned from West Virginia.
Miss leila Stout has gone to teach school
at Cannon Falls. Mimi.
Earl Grey of Slego, Ireland, was at the
West last week His lordship took i'll the
mills during his stay.
Maj. Walker, brother-in-law of james G.
Blaine, was in the city on Thursday.
Il. S. King has returned and is ready to
continue to swear by Minneapolis.
Louis Selden and bride have returned
from their Southern wedding trip.
II. l.. Daniels has as guests his father
and mother from Pennsylvania.
w. b. futile has returned from a two
weeks trip to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. w. B. Folds have as their
guests Mrs Harry Smith of San Francisco
and Mrs j. H. Jenkins of Oshkosh.
The following Minneapolitans were at
Chicago during last week: T. r. Palmer,
S. G.. Palmer, George B. Shepherd. S.
Drullard and wife, J. w. Johnson, wife
and son, NJ Williams, George D: Merritt,
A. W. Henkler and wife. Miss Ida N. Will
cox, E. C. Jackson, j. II. Osborne, j. w.
Jones, II. T. Odell, J. f. Stevens, j. I.
West, f. G.. Kitchener, George +. Case, c.
E. Lane, +. Benner and family, Judge f.
B. Bailey and wife, A. NJ. Geesman G. ID.
Foss, w. S. Benton. Fred w. Ames.