St. Paul daily globe., 1885-12-27
RED WING RUsTLINGs.
What Society People Are Doing i'm
the Busy City by the River,

During the past week Red Wing has been
in the state of excitement in which every
city usually is before Christmas. Every
body was out buying presents for thei1
wives, children, aunts, uncles and all Other
relatives, so that no one had time to think
of society. Several marriages are the only
events in the social line during the past
week that can be recorded. Tuesday even.
ing Miss Rose Dorman and Cyrus E. Harri-
son were married at the residence of the
brides mother in South Red Wing by Rev.
r. j. Service of the Presbyterian church.
Both graduated in the class of 's3, Red
Wing high school. Thursday evening
Theodosia K. Woodley, also of the class OF
'S3, Red Wing high school. and Royal W.
Hubbel, one of our prominent photograph
ers, were joined in the bonds of holy matri-
mony at the residence OF the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. B. Woodley, on Main
street. Rev. John Rounds of the Baptist
| church performed the ceremony.
The old, old custom of having a Christ
mas tree. which seemed to have nearly died
out in some churches, seems to have re-
vived somewhat again. Last Wednesday
evening the Baptist Sunday school had a
Christmas ladder and entertainment at the
church. The Presbyterian Sunday school
had their tree Thursday night; the Swedish
NJ. E., Friday night; the Episcopal Sunday
school will have theirs tomorrow evening
and the Methodist Tuesday evening.
| The temperance orators, Rutger Teal and
Sunday and Monday evenings to large audi
ences. About 200 signed the pledge. After
New Years it is proposed to hold series
of meetings here.
The managers of the Casino will give an
old folks party at the Casino on Wednes-
day evening, Dec. 80. The floor managers
are L. B. Sheldon, E. T. Howard, S. FL.
Prudy and DR.. G. FL. Crary.
W. f. Cross contemplates constructing
an ice rink On the Baldwin property, corner
of Fourth street and East avenue, if the
weather ever gets cold enough.
The Red Wing cornet band will give a
grand gift concert at the Casino on Tuesday
evening, Dec. 30, to which all are invited.
The new ''staff' at the Casino is: Lessee,
w. +. Cross; manager, f. s. Webster;
treasurer, G. Carl Davis.
A series of club dances at the Salmagundi
rooms is being talked by the members of
that club.
PERSONAL PENC1LINGS.
Among those who spent Christmas in
this city were: Mr.. and Mrs. James Mar
shall Of Minneapolis; D. NJ. Baldwin, Jr.,
Fargo, OAK; l.. G. Phelps and wife,
Whatcom, W. T.; DR.. G. C. Wellner and
wife, Wabasha; Walter Dickinson and
wife, Chicago; George Cogel Morris; MI
and Mrs. Stiles Raymond, Minneapolis;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. White, st. Paul; M.
A Andn
Hamline and Mrs. Joe Collier of Minneap-
oils; Mrs. 0. E. Bennett, Milwaukee, and
Miss Emile Willard.
Mrs. Carrie Knox, state organizer of the
W. G. T. u, returned home Thursday
from an extended trip throughout the
southern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. McIntire and M. S.
Kellogg were among the Red Wingites that
attended the Nevada concert at st. Paul.
Tuesday evening.
John IL. Elder formerly of this city, now
of Livingstone, Mont, was married last
Thursday evening to Miss Della Knox, at
Livingstone.
1t is said that J. r. Perkins of Morris,
has sold the Perkins house at that place,
and will move to this city.
IA NEW 1 ear Dali Will De given at
Burkes hall, Diamond Bluff, Wis.,, on Fri
day evening, Jan. 1, 1886.
Robert Geasley former resident of this
city, but now of Hutchinson, was in the
city short time Monday
Attorney W. C.. Williston visited the
sanity city below the falls last Wednes-
day.
George Wilkinson has left for the South
and East. He will be gone several months
J. S. Thompson has gone to Glendale,
Oak, to visit his son during the holidays
Harry Young of Minneapolis, son of Col.
Young of this city, was in town last week.
Mrs. j. A, Adams has gone to Fort
Worth. Texas, to spend the winter.
E. P. Watson of Morris, passed the last
Sabbath here.
Mrs. NJ. W. Adams has returned from
Milwaukee.
G. A. Wood of Faribault, was in the city
Monday.
Ernest Rehdu visited Chicago last week.