St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-18
FARIB AULT.
A Budget of Interesting Society
Gossip.

Gossip.
r One of the most interesting events of the
past week was the birthday party given to
Miss Alice May Lyons by her parents Monday
last it being the first anniversary of the
young lady's birth. Seventeen babies were
present with their mothers, grandmothers aud
great grandmothers. Among the guests were
Mrs. Al Hathaway, son and daughter, Mrs.
Rodowold and two sons, Mrs Harmon and son
and Grandmother Wood, Misses Eva Pike,
Alice Hastings and Carrie Evans and Dalls
Mrs. Brandvold, son and daughter, Mrs. Muir
ply and daughters, Mrs. Dixon and daughter
Mrs. Van Void and daughter, Mrs. Charles
Lyons and Miss Mamie Lyons. An elegant
ring cake had been provided for the occasion
and the ring was drawn by Miss Murphy. 1t
was very gay affair and enjoyed by old and
young. Mr.. II. H. Shadrick of Minneapolis
formerly on the editorial staff of the Minneap-
oils News Letter, was caller upon the GLOBE
Thursday. Mr.. Shadrick contemplates NOV
ing here for the summer months with his fam
lily if he can hnd a suitable residence. Mrs
w. G. La Code of Jacksonville, Ill, has rented
the residence, corner Seventh and Cedar
streets, and will bring his family here the lst
of May. The following fishing party, the
first OF the season, has arrived. and is located
at the Brunswick: j. T. Whallon. X. r. Guth-
rie, Minneapolis, and George ]. Morton, Gro
ton, Oak. Mrs. g. 4. Cowing OF Fergu
Fails, wife of the county superintendent 81
schools for Otter Tail county, is a guest a
the Brunswick. Mr.. George Byrnes, who
has been spending the winter in California
and New Mexico, has returned much i'm
proved in health. Among the visitors to
Faribault during the past week and who have
children at the schools located here were ].
J. Hogan and wife, La Crosse. sen at Shattucl;
Mrs. willard, Lewiston, Mont, son at Shattuck;
John j. Redick, Omaha; Rev. +. II. McVillirs
Applebee, ST. Vincent; Mr.. and Mrs. \. V.
Cleveland, Niles, Mich; s. J. Austin and wife,
Minneapolis; Mrs. G. +. Cowing, Fergus Falls
....St. Mary's hall closed Thursday for the
usual two weeks Easter vacation. w. r.
Hancock, auditor Chicago & Rock Island rail-
way, visited friends in this city the early part
of the week. Mrs. George H. Penniman and
St. Paul.
Hanaughan an alleged dramatic reader, ap-
peared before small houses Friday and Satur-
day evenings at the opera house.. Mrs.
George Skinner and mother and Mrs. Gibson
of st. Paul, have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Pratt. Bishop and Mrs. Whipple
reached home yesterday morning from Flor
ida, where they have been spending the win
ter. :. Prof. Haskins of Seabury Divinity hall
received telegram Monday morning an
nouncing the dangerous illness of his mother.
He lett Tor her home in Philadelphia on the
first train. Mrs ID. =. Smith of La Crosse
was in the city the early part of the week
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. X. Baldwin. :. Ed
Straub of Minneapolis is home visiting bis
parents. .Seabury Divinity hall closed yes
terday for the Easter vacation Mrs
Scandrett and her children returned with
Bishop and Mrs. Whipple from Florida Satur
day.