St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-04
Red Wing.


The Red Wing fire department is making
great preparations for the firemen's ball, to
be held at the casino tomorrow evening, and
the affair promises to be great success in
every way. The honorary managers are
Mayor w. E. Hawkins, Hon. +. b. Howe.
Hon. B. B. Herbert, Hen. E. L. Howard and
John Hack and the floor managers, J. II.
Webster, Henry Maetzold, Fred Seebach, G.
w. Melander, o. A. Lovgren and NJ. S. Lee.
Wilcox full orchestra will furnish the music
for the occasion. The marriage of Adelbert
j. Secor of this city to Miss Laura Matchan,
daughter OF a prominent farmer of Roscoe,
took place at the residence of the brides
wedding was followed by an in
formal reception. The happy couple
will take up their residence in this city,.
Married, by Rev. P. Sjobiom Wednesday aft
ernoon, Annie NJ. Johnson of this city to c.
G. Carlson, of Carver. The welded pair left
in'the evening for Carver, where they will
make their home in the future. IF. L. Day
and wife of Milwaukee are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Il. B. Sheldon. NJ. B. Lewis and
E. w. Brooks attended the state Sunday
school convention at Cannon Falls last week.
... Miss Edna Rice OF Zumbrota is visiting
with Miss Bertha Quayle.. Prof. G. Foss
of Augustana seminary, Rock Island, ILL.,, is
spending his summer vacation in this city
The Misses Jennie Nj. and Lulu Z. Brink and
Miss Ethel Nj. Bruce are visiting friends in
AnOlza. Gov. and Mrs. Hubbard and Capt.
Tams BiXby, of the governors staff, aud
wife, attended the reception rendered the
governor by the Second regiment at New
Ulm, Monday evening David w. Watson
visited Morris, his old home, last week
j. @. English, wife and daughter Carrie OF
Zumbrota, accompanied by Miss MayCeveland
OF Chicago, visited this city Wednesday
S. S. Dam and wife of Zumbrota passed
through this city Thursday on their way tc
Frederick, Oak, on a visit. Mrs. o. ID. An
derson visited friends in Minneapolis last
| week. Capt. L. S. Van Vliet of our neigh
boring city by the lake shore was in the city
Thursday afternoon for short time h J.
Gregor, Ia, both prominent grain dealers
were in the city Wednesday.
Fergus Falls.
Master Myron Hingeley entertained about
twenty-five young friends on Thursday after
noon, it being his birthday Mrs. NJ. r.
Leonard of St. Paul is visiting Mr.. and Mrs
McCune. Wat Bell and wife have gone to
Chicago on a combined pleasure and business
trip. "A number of friends OF Miss Gussie
Kinney of Pelican Rapids assembled at her
residence on Saturday evening to celebrate
her 18th birthday. Mrs. Charles Moore
has gone to her home at Mankato. Her hus
band expects to leave the city soon, having
secured position at some point in Dakota.
....J. d. Boyd returned home from Chicago
this week much improved in health. Mr.
and Mrs. Brown of South Bend, Ind, are Wis.
iting their daughter, Mrs. w. G. McMannis
at Pelican Rapids. Miss Maud Dampier will
spend the summer with her brother
at Crookstou. Mrs. J. Wallbridge and
her daughter, Lillia, have gone to
Mortified, their old home, to make a visit
MRS. J. F. Hunter expects to leave about
Monday to make an extended visit with
friends and relatives at Mortified. Mrs. F.
A. Barrett and son of Minneapolis, the
former a sister of Hon. J. w. Mason, are in
the City visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Mason :. j. D.
Jones and wife of Mortified are visiting
their nephew and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j.
Evans. On Friday evening the members of
St. James Episcopal church gave musical
entertainment in the opera house for the
benefit OF the church. -. Tom Daley has re-
turned from two weeks visit to Wisconsin.
Nv. Z. Bill goes to Mortified to spend the
Fourth. Miss Mamie Winchester, daughter
of the former Presbyterian minister here,
now located in Wisconsin, is in the city visit
ing old friends and is for the present with
Mrs. w. J. Holmes.