St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-28

On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Lustig gave progressive euchre
party TO eight couples at their residence.
corner of Fifth and Willard streets. Mrs.
Albert DTews was the winner of the ladies'
head prize and Mr.. Henry Lehman the
gentlemen's head prize The ladies' pro-
gressive prize was won by Mrs. +. Kern
and the gentlemen's by Mr.. Gus Schut-
finger. A tip-tOpti is reported.
On Wednesday evening Mrs. ID. X. Doe
entertained the North Hill Progressive
Euehre club. The head prizes were won
by Mr.. George Gushing and Mrs. W. :.
Conrad, the progressive prizes by Mr..
George VI. Brush and Mrs. A. c. Hospes,
the lone hand By Mrs. II. c. FERGUSON and
and the foot prizes by Mrs. J. Z. McKu-
sick and Mr.. j. VI. Conrad.
Next Thursday evening Company X will
give an exhibition drill and dance at the
roller rink, which is well adapted for the
purpose. Twenty-Five cents admission will
be charged and 80 cents for dancing. The
dance promises TO be one of the largest and
most enjoyable ever given by the company.
On Thursday evening the North Hill
/ Whist club met with Mr.. and Mrs. +. ).
Sprague. No. GA North Third street. about
clock and paTtOOk OF a sumptuous re-
past. after which about three hours were
| spent playing whist. Ten couples were
present and all report an excellent time.
The German TO be given at Boo Il Lind
blooms hall next Wednesday evening
promises 10 be an enjoyable event. Thirty
couples have been invited. This will be
the first German OF the season and will
| probably be the last one, as the season i
nearly over.
On Monday night a sleigh-lOad of ten
couples of young people drove out TO Mr..
Henry BOrden's, in the country, where
they remained till the early hours Of morn.
The crowd was Jolly one and good time
is reported.
The Universallst social at the residence
/ OF County Auditor W. c. Masterman on
| "Wednesday evening was 4 success finan-
cially and otherwise.
On Wednesday evening a dance was
/ given at the b. X l.. hall by Charles Lind
bloom, and was participated in by twenty
seven couples.
On Friday evening Miss Kate MeKinsley
was the recipient of a pleasant surprise at
the residence Of Mr.. McBeth, corner Rice
and Everett
The next social of the Ladies Aid society
Of the VI. Z. church will be held at the
residence of Mr.. l.. W. Eldred OH Thurs
| Gay evening.
Next Thursday evening Company X will
| give an exhibition drill and dance at the
roller rink, which is well adapted for the
purpose.
On Thursday evening Misses Effie and
Addie Hathaway entertained 4 number OF
friends al progressive euchre.
Several parties are announced for the
| coming week, among which is a big sur
| prise for Tomorrow night.
a masquerade ball will be given at Music
| hall March s.
SALTWATER PERSONALITIES.
Messrs. Coo and Shed OF the Milwaukee are
| the boss whistiers. They whistle sweet
| Niolets, ''Grandfathers Clock" and other
| popular songs 10 perfection every afternoon
John ID. wier will leave this coming week
for Cedar Falls, where he will embark in the
hardware business with his brother, W. l..
| Miler- VINO Is here visiting him.
The Saltwater men at Hot Springs, Ark. ,
are Messrs. Isaac Staples, David Tozer, ;. L.
Cowan, Z. L. HOspes, y. c. Hospes, John
Dudley and ID. ID. Staples.
Mrs. John Mckusick and daughter, Miss
Ella Mckusick, and Mrs. George II. Brush
will leave tomorrow on u two months visit to
Thomasonsyile,G
Mrs. A. a. Clark of Minneapolis. who has
been welcome visitor at the residence or
DR. and Mrs. {. II. Dunn during the week,
returned on Friday.
Miss Carrie McComb, teacher i'm the Nelson
school building. has been on the sick list dur
ing the week. Miss Burt has been teaching
in her absence.
Mayor Murdoch writes from Cauntla Mex.
that he and Mrs. Murdoch will return about
the LIST of April. They are having delight
ful visit.
You win find the GLOBE Office open daily
from a IN. till p. IN. after March /. Please
bear this in mind when you know OF any per
sOnals.
Miss A. c. Davidson, "A newspaper CORE
spondent of Des Noines, Ia, was up TO see
friends during the week.
Mr.. A. ii. Andreas and BRIDE nee Miss
Clark, left Tor New Mexico on Wednesday to
make their future home.
Mr.. J. Ltinson is back from pleasant visit
OF ten days with his mother and many old
friends at Milwaukee.
DIR. W. G. Weight has returned from Kan
kakee. Ill, where he attended the funeral of
his father.
a. Rohrback and Charles Contain have
been I'm the East during the week buying
goods.
Mr.. II. c. Sheperd of worthington visited
his brother, Mr.. MyrOn shepard, the past
week.
Mrs. James Stables OF st. Paul has been
the guest of Mrs. l.. II. Seely the past week
Mrs. w. X. Fellows has returned from an
extended visit To her parents at Augusta, Ga
Judge William NJ. McCluer is or on six
weeks Jaunt through the Southern states.
Oscar Swanson OF Yellowstone Park Wis
tied his brother, John Swanson, last week.
Mr.. j. +. McDermOtt. who is travelling
through Texas, reports good success.
Mr.. David Tozer. the heavy logger, is spend
ing few weeks at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr. James Spencer is home from Indian
Territory much improved in health.
Warren Mason. Esq, of Chicago visited his
brother. Mr.. A. F. Wing, last week.
Miss Julia \. Walker was taken sick OF
Friday and is unable TO teach.
Fayette Marsh leaves for Leadville to-mor-
row on professional business.
Mrs. p. j. Long is back from a pleasant
visit with friends at ST. Paul.
Miss Gussie Schuttinger. who has been on
the sick list, is convalescing.
Mr.. George Gorham is spending Sunday
with friends at st. Paul.
Hugh Scott has severed his connection with
F. Scott, the druggist.
Ell Heppner is home from an extended
visit in Germany.
Hon. ]. n. Castle leaves to-day for Wash
ington city.
Mr.. John Karst, ST., was down at Chicago
last week.
Mr.. f. d. sewell has returned from Mil
waukee.
F. Whitman viii return from the woods to-
morrow.
Harry Capron says he IS TO be married in
April.
Harry Noorhead has returned.
RED WING RUsTLINGs.
What Society Was Doing During tie
Past Week
Monday evening the A. Edwards WEIGH