St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-26
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The week was considerably ahead of the
two weeks preceding in both social and
public entertainments. AT the opera house
on Monday evening there was full attend
ance to witness the play The Skating
Rink" The play had many striking hits
and fulfilled its intentiOn-to make paple
laugh.
On SUNDAY evening Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Muller celebrated the second anniversary OF
their marriage and had. also, christening
festival Among those present werethe
Rev. Philip Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs. Weisel,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. y. Peterson, Mr.. and Ms.
Lustic. Mr.. and Mrs. RippmaA. 1ir. and
Mrs. Phillip Muller, Mr.. and Mrs. Kirch,f,
Mrs. Deliver, Mrs. George Muller. Ms.
Schmidt. st. Paul, Miss Rippman. Miss
Weise, Austin Mimi, Mr.. Albert Femrr.
The temperance rally in the basement of
st. Mchael's church on Thursday evening
was largely attended. Excellent speeches
were delivered by William Burns, Matin
w. Murray, Father Murphy, Robert Baries.
E. F. Burke and John McDermott. The
last two are pupils attending the high school
and are bound to make their mark in the
World. Music was given by the Crusaders
and the children sang several appropriate
songs The temperance societies OF st.
Mchael's church under the gudanc, of
Father Gaughan are doing a good work
and they are making temperance popular.
On Friday evening reception was gwen
to Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Proctor of Aberdeen.
Oak. at the residence Of his father, Mr..
John s. Proctor. The presents were nu-
merous, as all feel pleased that one of their
old companions had captured such benny
bride. There was large attendance.
The concert given by the rink band On
Thursday evening was very poorly az
tended. although the program presented
was excellent. The same evening the bear
bag social at the Universalist church was a
success, and the ladies cleared nice sum
for the church.
Mr.. and Mrs p. \. Peterson had a sur
prise party on Wednesday evening but
they were equal to the occasion and a very
pleasant evening was spent.
There were several other private and
public doings, which were well patrolized
and thoroughly enjoyed.
PEsoNALs.
George Low has returned from the South
and will remain in Saltwater.
Mrs. Mel Bromley has gone to Banboo
for a weeks visit with her sister.
Miss Bell White of Duluth. sistN Of Mrs
F. g. Norris, is in the city Wis iting.
The Rev. DR.. Carroll has gone toNew
York state on business. which will detain
him some three weeks.
Mrs. W. II. Robinson. of Fort Scott.
Kan. aunt OF Mr.. f. G.. Norris, LETT ON
Friday after a weeks visit.
Mr.. VI. J. Briggs. solicitor of the Chi
eago. Freeport x ST. Paul railroad. wss FOL
a couple of days in the city.
Mr.. Teasdale of the Omaha road. and Mr.
Dixon of the Milwaukee. were in the cit!
Thursday looking over their roads.
Mr.. Robert Reese, brother-in-lawof J
J. Edwards, stock raiser of Fort Worth.
Tex. is in the city on a short visit
Mrs. Treat is home from five months
journey through nearly every state il the
Union east of the Rocky mountains
Mr.. E. 2. Hamsher. Rochester. v l..
cousin of A. VI. Kiehle. has arrived IN the
city. and will make long visit. Mime
sofa pleases him
. Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Proctor leave text
week for their Dakota farm He is putting
in $50 acres of wheat this year. He wAId
like to see war prices
W. r Merriam. Republican candidate
for mayor. was in the city on TIursCiy.
witness in the case Of ST Paul Haryefer
works against Seymour. Sabin & Co.
Senator Sabin went East Tuesday ey,n-
ing on business He meets Mr.. Ge,rge n.
Seymour on the way. Joseph C. O'Gor-
man has also gone East Senator Sajin
returns In the course Of couple Of weeks,