St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-12
HAPPEN INGs AT HUDSON.
Where and How the Upper Ten Put
i'm the sum mer.

The reaction from the activity of
the Fourth has noticeably depressed
Hudson society during the week.
Some may think the weather the cause, but
on the shores of lake st. Croix degree of
heat sufficient to materially lessen anima-
ton is unknown. That indispoSition to
eXertion in some localities because of
warmth in this favored spot is downright
lazinesS. While some have sought other
places in quest of comfort, the great major
lty are content to stay at home and enjoy
the clear article. Although almost sur
rounded by water, mosquitoes are so rare
as to be regarded with curiosity when one
appears at infrequent intervals.
DR.. w. B. Hatch of jersey City is the
guest of his son w. B., Jr. In the early
days of Hudson the doctor was one of the
prominent citizens, and has a host of
friends in this locality. He and DR.. Hoyt
have already exchanged flood of ''remin-
iScenceS" which aStound the youth Of the
present day. Their stories lose none of
their good qualities because of age. The
doctors daughter, Mrs. HolcOmb, and her
daughter accompany him. The latter will
remain here during the summer.
Peter Seherer, formerly prominent citi-
zen of this county, now of ChaSka county,
California, made a flying visit here last
Wednesday. He had with him samples
of ore taken from his recently-discovered
gold mine, which has proved the greatest
surprise that for some years has agitated
the Pacific coast Peter has struck it rich,
and all his old friends are pleased.
A fishing party. composed of Misses Car
RE and Phoebe Wheeler and Miss COrnelia
Dipps, and b. J. GoSs and J. C. Brown,
had great success on the pond last Friday.
The most notable catch was five-pOund
black bass and six-pound pickerel by the
Misses Wheeler.
The following people from this city at
| tended q gathering of the Disciples of st.
John at Eau Claire last week: MeSdames
Lewis, Baker, Taylor, Smith, Hamilton
and Humbird; MeSsrs. B. J. Price, ii. G.
Baker, j. b. Smith and J. E. Bartlett.
Senator Spooner and family, with Land
Commissioner Phipps and family, and Mrs.
Van Bugan as.their guests, left "Wednesday
in a private car for three weeks trip to
Colorado and the Nationalpark.
Miss Phoebe Wheeler returned to Yer
mont yesterday. Bonnie GOSs accompanied
her. Miss. Carrie Wheeler will spend the
summer here, the'guest of Mr.. and Mrs. a.
j. GOss.
Hon. II. A. Taylor and Hon. II. l.,
Humphrey, with their families. leave soOr
for Puget Sound. 4. E. Jefferson viii
probably join the party.
James \. Andrews, assistant cashier OF
the First National bank, is spending hi:
vacation in the Lake Superior region.
Miss Ida Hoyt is home from Madison,
where she occupies responsible position
| i'm the public schools
Miss Annie kellogg, president of the W.
c. L. u, will speak at Opera hall, Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Hugh Spencer of Sioux City wa:
the guest of Mrs. DR.. johnson during thu
| week.
Miss Alice Balsom, from England. 4
visiting her uncle. Mr.. Amos. Balsom.
Mrs. Will Hall of Cumberland was IN tn,
city Wednesday visiting her old home.
President Raymond of Lawrence uni
versity was in the city "Wednesday.
Miss Mylrea of .KiIbourn City is being en-
tertained by Miss Lizzie HOyt.
Mrs. Judge Humphrey is entertaining
Mrs. Tice of 0swego, N Y.
Mr.. c. W. Porter and,famIly are at Lake
Geneva, Wis.
Miss Ella Hatch returned from Wellesley
Saturday.