St. Paul daily globe., 1885-07-26
RED WING RUSTLANGS.
Picnics and Church Festivals Are
the Rage Down Here.

residence and grounds of Hon. w. c. Willis
ton, Tuesday evening. was well attended.
The grounds were beautifully Illuminated
by torches and Chinese lanterns. The Red
Wing cornet band was present and dis
coursed excellent music. Vocal music was
furnished by the choir of Christ church, as
sisted by Mrs. J. c. Mcclure and Miss Bertha
Heising.
A flower and song service will be given at
the NJ. Z. church this evening. The church
will be beautifully decorated with flowers.
An interesting program has been prepared.
Union services of the Methodist, Presby-
terian and Baptist churches will be held at
the Presbyterian church this evening.
Prof. Bauman, formerly professor of
languages in Gustayus AdolphuS college. St.
Peter. with his wife and daughter slipped
into this city Sunday on their way to Allen
town, Penn, where Prof. Bauman has ac-
cepted the chair of natural sciences in Muh-
lenberg college.
n. b. Fulmer and daughter, Miss lone.
have returned from Alexandria, where the
latter appeared in the principal roles of a
concert given in her honor by the citizens
Of Alexandria.
John T. Kinds will appear at the Casino
OH the evening of July 81 in ''Bells o. Shan
DON" Reserved seats will be for sale at
Pratts.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Van Slyke and Mrs. r.
b. CarSen of Wahpeton, OAK, and Mrs. ID.
NJ. Baldwin of this city are visiting in ST
Louis.
Rev. S. P. Chandler and wife of Belle
Creek have retured from Granite Falls.
where they have been visiting for some time
past
The Deutschen Verein will give picnic.
ball and concert in Burlhardt's grove i'm
Hay Creek this afternoon and evening.
Miss Stella Cole. daughter of Hon. Cor
don Z. Cole of Faribault, visited at the res
dence of Gov. Hubbard last week.
c. Hobart, Allen Howe and +. s. Hart
attended the Prohibition state convention in
Minneapolis Wednesday.
p. Nelson visited ST. Paul Monday. Ask
him to tell the coal-scuttle joke on Pat Kelly.
-Advance-Republican.
Lyman J. BOynton has gone to Greene.
Y. Y, being called there by the serious ILL
ness of his aged mother.
II. Gross has returned from an extended
trip through Southern Minnesota and North
em Iowa.
P. Bixby visited Chicago last week in
the interests of the Red Wing Printing
company.
Mrs. Emma Ball and children of Car
thage, Mo-, are visiting at the residence of
p. Gates.
Mrs. Clara Watson and daughter of ST.
Paul are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ
Sprake.
Brede Hansen. formerly of the Red
| Winu fuInifnrn f1pfor-N- hos no
neapOlis.
The choir of the Presbyterian church is
! preparing for its annual camp at From
! tenac.
The roller rink was open Monday even
ing, but skating in this hot weather is too
much.
w. A. Pate is the station agent of the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad at Ken
yOn.
Miss Emma Russmann of Milwaukee is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Adams.
f. T. Mallory has returned from an ex-
tended trip through Northern Wisconsin.
Miss Molly Taggart of Waverly, Ia, is
visiting at the residence of 7. McCue.
Miss Hattie Fifield has been visiting at S.
j. Wizards for some time past.
Mrs. o. Z. Bennett Is visiting at the res
idence of w. w. Adams.
County Attorney Wilson returned from
Aberdeen last Saturday.
DIR. c. n. Hewitt and family have gone
into camp at Frontenac.
Miss Daisy Smith of Pine Island visited
this city last week.
John Ii. Rich has returned from Kansas
City.