St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-02
SALTWATER SOCIETY.
A Pretty Busy Week in the Prison


"A ffetty BUSY week HI the PRISON
City.
The social event of the week was the cele
bration of the 18th anniversary of the birth
of Eddie Conrad at the residence Of his par
ents, Aid. and Mrs. w. S. Conrad, on Thurs
day evening. Fully 100 of his young friends
and many old ones were present and helped
him celebrate the anniversary. The party as
Sembled at an early hour and remained till
$50, spending the time in dancing, card
playing and partaking of refreshments. The
dancing was under the supervision of Prof.
Evans of st. Paul and the music was fur
nished by his well-known accompanies. Some
of the costumes worn by the little ladies were
elaborate. Our informant says that all the
little folks present enjoyed themselves i'm
mensely, as also did the old ones, land pro-
nounce the occasion one of the grandest
young peoples parties ever given in Still
water. Mrs. Conrad spared neither pains nor
expense in getting up the affair.
The Odd Fellows celebrated the siXty-sev-
enth anniversary of Odd Fellowship right
royalty at the hall of Saltwater lodge on
Monday evening. About forty-five couples
were present. The twenty-fifth anniversary
of Company at the Sawyer house on
Thursday night was one Of the most enjoya-
bic events of the week. On Thursday even
ing MIR. and Mrs. Matthew Butler and Miss
Lou Sinclair gave delightful soiree in honor
of Mr.. w. III. Coe of the Chicago, Milwaukee
& st. Paul railroad Office, who leaves tonight
for Chicago to accept a more lucrative posi-
| ton ID the Office of that company. Refresh
mentS were served in proper time, and all
| these who attended spent the evening pleas
antly. There was very enjoyable dance
at the B. and l.. hall on Friday night.
Company will be inspected on May ID by
Col. King of St. Paul. The inspection will
probably take place at the rink. The drill of
this company at the armory on Thursday
night was very fine one. -. On Wednesday
evening Mr.. aud Mrs. H. E. Hayden enter
tanned large party of friends at their resi-
dence or the South hill in honor of their
guest Gov. A. P. Swineford of Alaska. A
large portion of the evening was taken up by
| the governor with a talk on Alaska, which
was highly enjoyed by all present. Mr.. Al
Richards of CrOokston and Miss Lizzie Jourdain
will be married on Tuesday. Mr.. David CARMEL
will lead to the hymeneal altar q lady resid-
| ing near Minneapolis on the same day; also
| John Quinlan of South Saltwater will be mar
ried to lady of that village IN the St.Michaer s
| church. Mr.. Secruyer will be married to Miss
| ID. Parent on Wednesday. There are several
| precincts yet to hear from.
PERSONAL.
Miss Clapp of Hudson visited her friend
Mrs. j. c. O'Gorman on Friday. Aid. W. S.
Conrad leaves for the West on business to-
| night. >. Mrs. A. H. Noyes of Grand Forks is
| the guest of Mrs. d. HI. Hersey. :. Charles
| LamarauX, night Waterman at The Milwau-
kee, has resigned, and will be succeeded by
John O. Neal. :. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Foyle of
Minneapolis were here among friends on Fri
day. Charley Fall is here for a few days
among his many old friends. There are few
young men who can get away with Joe Mas
| terman as penman Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.
Fellows are home from the East. May or
Isaac Staples aud Will G.. Bronson are at New
Orleans. Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.. Hersey are
| home from the East Gov. A. P. Sweneford
of Alaska was here on Wednesday and Thur s.
day. Miss Alice Brown has re-
| turned to New Richmond after a
brief visit with Mrs. John Kennedy.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. FL. Townsend have returned
from Mexico. .Messrs. Otto G. Hospes and
Alb Wilkinson have erected cottages at White
Bear, and will occupy them the coming sea-
son. Miss Eva NetZer is visiting her grand
mother at Wabasha d. DR.. Watkins of
Northern Pacific Junction visited friends Ind
relatives here the early part Of the week.
j. A. Hausner is back from Dakota. Misses
Lucie Hanlan and Edith Gates Of Hamline Wis
| tied friends here last week. -. DR. G. B Mar
shall was at Anoka on Thursday and Friday
80. Mrs. Charles Burns left on Thurs lay for
| Illinois to spend several weeks. Louis Kern,
! who was in building totally destroyed by
the cyclone at st. Cloud, is clerking for Kern
Co. here. Mr. w. HI. Ferguson of Wash
burn is the guest Of his brothers here.