St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-23
OUR SOCIAL NEIGHBORS.
How the People Round About Us are
Enjoying Themselves.
Movements of Prominent People in
Many Northwestern Cities.
saltwater.

The principal events of the week were the
marriages of Mr. Charles E. Kilgore to Miss
Cornelia jerks on Sunday morning, DR.. E. R.
Jellison to Miss Belle Ryder on Wednesday
evening and Mr.. William Locke to Miss Sibilla
Anderson on Thursday evening. On Friday
evening large party of little folks met at the
residence of William Carroll, corner of Myrtle
and Second, and repaired to the residence of
Mr. James Lane, on Cherry street,
where they surprised his little
daughter Allie Last night supper and
sociable were given at the residence of John
Campbell, on the South Hill, for the benefit
of st. Michaels church. A large crowd was
present. The evening was pleasantly spent,
and handsome sum was realized. The
Ladies Afternoon club met with Mrs. c. E.
Easton on Wednesday. The prizes were won
by Mrs. George NJ. Prince Mrs. II. W. Davis,
Mrs. F. NJ Prince and Mrs. d 3. Fuller. Mrs
David Bronson will entertain the club next
week. II he dance at the Boo & Linquist hall
on Tuesday evening, for the benefit of Mr.
Churchill, Melted SIS, and was very enjoya-
BILE affair. Quite number of Saltwater
people will take in the Duluth excursion to
White Bear and Taylor's Falls to-day. :. On
Friday afternoon an entertainment was
Civ en- at the high school, for the benefit of
the grammaraschool library, which was a
very successful affair. The Masens
gave their last social of the
season on Tuesday evening. On
Thursday, Friday and last evening
supper was given in Green's storeroom, on
Chestnut street. by the ladies of the German
Lutheran church. -. The ladies CT the Presby-
terrain church gave very enjoyable social in
the church parlorS on Friday evening. Miss
Lou Reed returned on Friday from Georgia,
where she spent the winter with friends. :.
Messrs. Emil and John Swanson left last even
ing to spend a few days trout fishing. .
Charles J. Burns viii leave the coming week
for Springfield, ILL.,, to accompany Mrs. Burns
home after spending few days. Judge
j. B. Nethaway will deliver the Decoration
DAY address. Miss Nellie Doran has eturned
to st. Paul after pleasant visit here. Mrs.
David GaSlin is spending few days at Miles
City. Mrs. Prof. V. G. Curtiss has returned
from four months trip to Florida much i'm
proved in health. e. H. G. Shepard of Worth
ington and Walter Laird of Big Stone visited
friends here the early part of the week..
Mrs. John McKusick and daughter Ella and
Mrs. George NJ. Brush and children returned
from Washington on Thursday. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Edward Demory, who
will spend the summer with her parents here.
....S. III. Rickenbrode and A. w. Ewing
leave the coming week for Kansas City,
where they will open shorthand school.
Mrs. C. ]. loft and Miss Alice Newman visited
friends at Minneapolis last week. :. Mr. and
Mrs. George o. Haskell, who have been board
ing with Judge Butts since they were married,
will go to housekeeping in the FoJle property,
on South Third street, the coming week
Mayor j. A. johnson of Fargo was here
among friends during the week. Maurice
Clancy and wife leave for Europe tomorrow
%. Mrs John OBrien of Veazie is the guest
of Mrs. J. S. OBrien of this city. Mrs. w.
G. Clark of st. Louis is visiting her sons, Matt
and Glenn. :. William Holcomb of Gray Cloud
Island visited his family here during the
week. :. Rev. Siegrest OF Green Bay spent the
week with his friend, P. N. Peterson, the
marble man.. Mrs. A. NJ. Kiehle and chill
dren will spend the summer at Scottsburg, N.
Y. James N. Kelley will be married to Miss
Name Weston of Chicago, June 2.