St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-07
BENEATH SUNNY SKIES.
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Memories of Home.


Minnesota leads the nation. There is no
doubt about that Go where one may, the
wonderful advancement of the state and the
phenomenal growth OF st. Paul and Mime
apOlis are ever popular themes. Minnesota
people travel through every state in the
Union and every country ON the globe,
through the winter, spending at home the
glorious summer months, through which
the climate is more superb than that
OF any favored spot in the world. Last
winter MInnesotians peopled the Crescent
City during the expOsitiOn-this winter they
cluster in each of the popular cities of the
Pacific slope. and by means of organizations
and associations perpetuate the memory of
their beloved North state. At Santa Cruz
over hundred of them are eOngregated and
the local papers are full of their social
gayety. Last Tuesday week they held
reunion &C the wilkins house and formed
Minnesota board, OF which the following Of
hcerS were chosen: DIR. c. l.. Anderson,
president; Rev. Z. o. TillotsOn, secretary,
and Mrs. w. III. Sherman. treasurer. The
following program was nicely rendered:
invocation .....-..-..... Rev. g. o. TlllOtson
song by all. AUD Lang Syue''
Address OF greeting. DIR. C. L. Anderson
Piano Duet.
Mrs. w. II. Sherman, Mrs. Q. B. Wheeler
Reading-Farmer Stebbins. Mrs Page
Piano solo. Miss Minnie Burnett
Violin and piano Duet.
.-.---Miss Marion and J. L. Armstrong
Piano solo, Master Morris White
Vocal Duet, guitar accompaniment.
.....-.----.--Mrs- White and daughter
Song. Miss Marion Armstrong
n splendid supper was served and the re-
mainder OF the evening spent in social en-
joyment. Minnesota readers of the GLOBE
will recognize their friends in the appended
list of those who we're present:
Mr. X. W. King, Mrs. NJ. T. Wing. W. s.
Wing, W. E Wing, Warren a. Wing. Mr.. W.
p. Burnett, Mrs. NJ. Z. Burnett, Miss Min
ME May Burnett, Eddie Burnett, Charlie p.
Burnett. c. K. White, Mrs. c. r. White.
Maurice c. White, Mrs. L. +. BOwker, W. X.
Bowker, Mrs. l. W. Wheeler, 5. w. Liv-
ingston, Mrs. 5. W. Livingston, Mrs.
Fred L. Smith, Miss Aggie NJ. Smith,
Mrs {. b. Wheeler. Dan 5. Balch,
Belch, Miss Eva ID. Balch. Mrs. Re
becca DOnnell, Miss Marion II. Sherman, A.
H. Lefever, Mrs. Mary VI. Kendall, f. W
Goodrich, Mrs. E. W. Goodrich, Miss Ella
Goodrich, all OF Minneapolis; James Win
chester, Red Wing; Thomas Bradley, Miss
Flavia Bradley. Miss Emma Bradley, Miss
Flavia Rogers, Ollie Rogers, Joseph Ellenson,
Mrs. Amelia EllensOn, Mrs. Dell Arul-
strong OF Owatonna; Jane c. Talbot,
Miss Carrie DOdee of Madeia;
Miss Georgiana Seelye, st. Anthony; John
Gilman, Faribault; Mrs. w. II. Sherman, Min
nesOta; Mrs W. II. Drake, White Bear Lake;
Miss Annie +. Wilde, John J. Lewis, residents
OF CorralitOs; William Pepper, Los Gatos; J.
E. Armstrong, X. Harris, Mrs. &. X. Arm
strong, William Armstrong. Miss Mar
ion Armstrong, John c. Toll, Mrs. j.
g. Toll, G. A. Reed, Mes. q. A. Reed,
S. S. Bixby, Mrs. S. Bixby, II. h. Bixby, Mrs.
K. X. BixDy, Fred l.. Bixby, Miss Alice C..
Bixby. +. l.. BiXby, George NJ. Hunt. Mrs. G..
NJ. Hunt, Herbert b. Hunt, Miss Emma s..
Hunt Miss Allie NJ Hunt, Mrs. X. +. Whelp-
ley, Thomas Armstrong, Mrs. Thomas Arm
strong, Miss F. NJ. Greenwood, Mrs. J. e. FL
lis, MISS Jessie Ellis, John II. Paige, A. w
Kendall, l.. Curtis, Mrs. l.. Curtis, George W.
Reid, J. N Estey, Mrs. Villa L. EStey, Ralph
E. Estey, W. IL. Sherman, DIR. Charles l. An
dersOn. Mrs. G. l.. Anderson, Miss Carrie S.
Anderson, Charles Whitney, Miss Minnie Wit
ney, c. y. Reed, Rev. G. o. TillOtson. Samuel
Howe, Mrs. y. VI. Howe, John IL. Howe, Mrs.
Viola Arena, Charles Fitzsommons and Miss
Sadie Anderson, all Minnesotie1s, many OF
whom now reside in Santa Cruz.