St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-01
FARIRAULT.
A Brief Resume OF Events i'm That
Thriving City.

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Special 10 the Glohe.
FARIBAULr, Feb. 27.-Among the social
events promised In the near. future the
dramatic entertainment 10 DO given by a
number OF our society young people at the
opera mouse Tuesday evening, March 3, under
the auspices OF the Cathedral Aid society, is
undoubtedly the most important. The play.
"Moodcock's Little Came" has been cast AS
follows:
Marnaduke Woodcock. H. Ioyhed
christopher Larkins. ...........C. ID. Lufk ms
Anolphus SwanSdown. S. Whitney
Nav ~ Va serVant ............... e. H. Stanley
~ ~ SarNer. .......... Mrs. Carrie Ia, Tor
Is "ooucock. ........... Miss Jennie Strong
PITS Larkins. Miss Alberta Gilmore
ousan ga maid. .........,..Miss Alice Newell
bridesmaids, Groomsman. ETC.
~ Is noped that very liberal patronage
win DC accorded the entertainment Us its OBJ
Ject is worthy one. Monday last being the
tenth anniversary OF their marriage Mr.. and
MRS, III. IL. Barron entertained u large party
OF friends ut their residence. corner OF Third
ana Cherry streets. supper was served at .
CLOCK, after which the evening was spent in
recalling earlier "reminiscences bv the old res
ldeuts present who came 10 Faribault. like
Mr.. Barron, in pioneer days. The remainder
OF the company INDUCED in progressive
euchre, Mrs. A. w. stockton and DIR. C. w.
Wood capturing the head prizes and Mrs.
" W. " oou duu Il. fedNeN the 1901 prizes.
Inc Young America Hose company's dance
in kyllo's hall Thursday evening was largely
attended, about nifty couples being present.
StreighTs Quartette baud furnished the mu-
sic. About S15 was cleared. I'd. MIR. and Mrs.
M ii. Kelley gave progressive euchre
par ~ at their residence, corner OF Fifth and
Cherry streets, on Thursday evening. Miss
Lizzie Spencer and B. A. Sheffield secured
the first prize and Mrs. &. L. Lowell and Miss
Sheiheld the foot prizes. Miss McKinstry
entertained a large party Of friends at COM
merce party at her home. corner of Maple
and Eighth streets. Tuesday evening. 80. Mrs.
NJ. II. Kelley entertained her friends at @
a ciock last evening....T musical enter
tainment at ST. Mary's hail Wednesday even
ing was unusually tine. All the selections
were well rendered, especially "Fashiugssch-
wauk-aus wien allegro" by Miss Whipple;
Loot Les RassignoL" by Miss Pratt; "Etude
Undine," b, Heller, and presto, Mendels-
sohn," by Miss Crofoot. The vocal solo.
'Never Again" was finely rendered by Mss
PomeToy, as also was ITO Sevlla." by Miss
Haywood. -. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. CONVEX OF
st. Paul were in the city during the past
week. I'D. p. Smith of La Crosse, Wis. has
been spending few days with his sister,
Mrs. w. II. Baldwin. Mr.. George Robin
son. who has been spending the winter
in Vermont returned to the city Saturday. o..
Mr.. and Mrs. James Skinner OF St. Paul
spent Sunday i'm Faribault, the guests Of Mr..
SINNERS sister, Mrs. Ed Pratt. Rev. DR..
NJ. n. Gilbert Of Christ church, ST. Paul, lee
tured before the cadets Of Shattuck school
and their friends Tuesday evening. Subject:
"reminiscences of Montana in the Days of the
Stage Coach. Capt. II. II. L. Jewett has re-
ceived the appointment OF deputy state au-
ditor and left for st. Paul Monday TO enter
upon his new duties. e. Mr.. Halleck. book
keeper at the Polar Star mill, is dangerouly
Ill with inflammation of the bow els at his
home on Third street. Mrs. Lyman futile
and son left for Atlanta Ga, on Wednesday
evening. The Farbault guards gave dane
ing party and dress parade in Union pal
wednesday evening. Miss Lizzie Eich prs
entertained small party of friends at ner
home on Hickory street Friday evening. ..
Revival meetings are still being held i'm the
Methodist, Episcopal, Congregational and Bap-
fist churches by their respective pastors every
evening in the week but Saturday. The in
terest in the meetings still continue.
"sHATTUCK CADET" ITEMS.
Ex-Adj. William Dsw on, Jr., class OF 81,
commanded the detachment OF carnival clubs
which visited Far bault on the 9th ult..
Harry Huntsman, q cadet at Shattuck in
'SO-'S2, has been for some time clerking for
Wholesale firm in Minneapolis, but is at pres
ent in st. Paul. Alex Cathcart, 'S0-'62. one
of the ''shining lights" of his time. is at pres
ent employed in an Office in ST. Paul. -. 1t is
reported on good authority that Wis now has
pompadour.
There's man in the chemistry class,
Whose strong hold is smashing of glass;
Test tubes by the score,
He has dropped on the floor:
They cost him 3 cents each. AlasI