St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-11
SOCIAL STILLWATER.
But Little Stirring 10 Interest So
cieIY People in the Prison City.


Socially the week was very duh one in
Saltwater. The event OF the week was the
social of the Masons at their hall on Tuesday
evening. About forty couples were present,
and spent the greater portion of the evening
in the merry dance. An elegant supper was
served about midnight. Mrs. W. c. Mas
terman, assisted by Mrs W. f. Easton, enter
tanned the Afternoon club very pleasantly on
Wednesday afternoon. The social dance at
the b. & L. hall on Monday evening was a
successful affair. ON Wednesday evening
the members of the Baptist church cello
brated the fifth anniversary of the church by
a supper and social. A large crowd was
present and the evening was pleasantly spent
The Boston Ideals at ST. Paul drew
largely from Saltwater. About forty persons
attended the matinee on Wednesday. Mrs.
w. 5. Conrad entertained the Episcopal so
ciety on Thursday. Two hundred invita-
tions for the calico ball at the Odd Fellows
hall next Friday evening have been issued.
This will be one of the most enjoyable events
OF the season. Miss Lucy Brown Will enter
tain the Young Peoples Whist club to-mor-
row night. ON Friday evening the South
Hill Progressive Euchre club met with Mr..
and Mrs. George Borscht and spent the
evening very pleasantly.
DoINGs OF PROMINENT PEOPLE.
Mrs VIII King visited her mother at Min
neapolis on Thursday and Friday Miss
Belle MO OF byrOus Mluu-s Nlclltu ner SlSlcr.
Mrs. j. o. Holen, during the week. n. L.
King returned from California on Wednes-
day Eddie Van Worries is home from Mon
tana. John McKusick was At Duluth last
week. .Messrs. W. S. Conrad and X. F.
Hersey returned on Friday from Grand
Forks. Miss Belle Wheeler has returned
from pleasant visit at lie Sueur. =. Miss
Mamie Burke visited friends at winona last
week. Herman Lehman of Lake Elmo
leaves tomorrow for Germany TO visit
friends. Arthur Duncan OF the McAllister
college is spending portion Of his vacation
with F. s. Foster.-...Miss Josie and
Anna Mathews spent the past week
with friends in Wisconsin.
Bert Fuller has returned from Chicago.
Miss Mary Hartman of the public schools
spent her vacation at Cottage Grove, Miss
Laura B. Dexter at Minneapolis, Miss Eta ].
Fay at her home at Alton, Miss Mamie Burke
at Winona, Miss Ida Hoyt at Madison, Miss
Louise Minor at Peoria, Miss c. A. Baucus
and Miss McClarathan at st. Paul. Miss
Clara Nillim is visiting friends at Ashby,
MINI. Saltwater Camp No. 10, Sons of Vet
erans was organized with fifteen members at
the G. a. II. hall on Thursday evening.
Charley Merry was elected captain: Charles
Foster, first lieutenant; W. b. GrOsvenor,
second lieutenant; L. De Crush, delegate.
and Leo Caplatzi, Joseph Tenner and +. II.
De Crush, camp council. An important
meeting of the Silvary association will be
held this evening.
Miss Carrie Bolles has began teaching at
Wilmer. Mrs. Geo. W Bodies and Mrs.
Joseph Yorks are visiting frienus at Alton.
....George Hall is down the river in the
interests of the Matt Clark transportation
company. Mrs. Bromley and her daughter
Miss Allie will shortly return home from the
South and East, where they have been spend
ing the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Townsend will not return from
Mexico till the first OF May.
Dennis Hooley and Maurice Clancy will shortly
visit ireland. VIII Z. Lane left yesterday
afternoon for Grantsburg TO spend a few
days. D.. .Messrs. f. ID. and Samuel SeweIl left
yesterday for Milwaukee TO spend Sunday.
miss Geneva jerks entertained the j. F.
+. club on Thursday evening. C. A. Staples
has returned from up river.