St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-21

Personal Movements--TheN Military
Drama.

Drama.
"Allatoona," the military drama presented
at the city hail this evening, under the aus
pieces of the Knights of Pythias, was well
attended, standing room being difficult 10 OBJ
TAM The play was unreserYedly pronounced
a complete success, the different charac-
tiers being finely represented. The playing
OF - W. Fitzpatrick, l.. II. Burns, George f.
Cotton aud D. l.. Cutter were especially
worthy of mention. The play, as a whole, Is
consldered one or the best dramas ever
presented in Anoka. The fol-
lowing is the cast of characters:
Harry Estes, cadet at West Point and colonel
u 5. A. 5. w. Fitzpatrick; Charles Dunbar
cadet at West Point and colonel O. S. A., L.
IL. Burns; Seth Green, sergeant u. S. volun-
teers, George f. Cotton; Gen. Corse, U. S.
A. U. L. Cutter; Msj. Rhett, cadet at West
Point and c. s. A, NJ. II. Kline; Col. Tour
tlotte, Fourth Minnesota volunteers, X. W.
Field: Capt Chase, quartermaster, II. G. Loehl;
Sam Cooley, justice of the peace, o. S. Miller;
kingsbury, s. II. McGlaufiin, Cook II. c.
johnson, Clayton, F. Gudeman, Reed, F. II.
Tilden, TAYLOR, G. II. wyman, cads at West
Point; Gen. Sherman, j. w. Pride;
Zen. Slocum, D. l.. Nash; Pete, II.
Gillette, Ben. j. w. Wells, contra
bands; Sam Lin. W. F. Chase; Union
orderly, @. ID. Green; Hoods orderly, G. NJ.
Jordan; Dunbar's orderly, H. E. Lepper;
Herman's orderly, N. Vandervelde; Helen
Dunbar, Mrs. G. Goss; May Blackman, Tullie
Williams; Maria Green, Blanche Cotton;
Mrs. Horton, Mrs. S. II. McGlauhin.
The society of the NJ. E. church held their
sociable. given by Mrs. Charles Adams and
Mrs. John Houston, in the store of Chamber
lain Il Eldridge on Jackson street this even
ing. An interesting program was presented.
duet finely rendered by Mrs. Anna Coleman
and Mrs May Chamberlain received a hearty
encore The sociable was pronounced by all
q grand success.
Tho Soniatv of tho TTnf1-a-sol;s. oI,,,.ol, 80
this city offers three prizes TO be competed for
by the scholars of the Anoka city schools in
an oratorical contest. Best speaker S.; sec
ond best, So; third, So. The contest to be
held at the church April 10.
a party composed of four Anokaites. A ].
Elliott and wife, Walter Macomber and Miss
May Sullivan, who have been spending the
past two weeks in the Rum river pineries,
returned home Sunday.
The Many friends of Mr.. P. B. Broughton
and family will be pleased to learn of the
complete recovery of Mr.. Broughton aud
daughter Lottie, who have been dangerously
i'll.
Messrs. John Lawson of Grow, J. l.. Strek-
enberg of Mandan, Oak, and C.. L. Lawson
OF Lake Park. Mimi, graduated from the
Anoka Business college Friday last.
Mr.. William Secombe of the Mile Laos
Lumber company, Milaca, Mimi, was in the
city the fore pant of the week.
Mrs. Katie Staples, a former Anoka girl, is
home on VISIT to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Putnam.
Mr.. George Patterson of Michigan City,
OAK, is in the city renewing old acquaint-
ances.
Mr.. F. L. Shaw, one of the Minneapolis
legal lights was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Colvin is spending the week in
ST. Paul.
Mr.. Jonas Novel; was in Minneapolis yes
terday.