St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-14
lIANKATO SOCIETY.
Records of the Weeks Pleasures
Personal Mention.

Personal Mention.
Considerable interest is manifested in re-
ligious matters. The Baptist church has
held revivals for the past five weeks, and
the converts number something over one
hundred. The Methodists have held meet
ings about the same length OF time with
fiattering results. Occasional meetings are
being held in the Presbyterian church. and
last Sunday seventeen joined the church.
Meetings will be held in the Congregational
church every evening this week. The pastor
has announced the subjects ne will take up
and great interest is looked for.
George f. Hammar, Esq. of Washing
ton, ID. c.. was married last evening 10
Miss Eua Wood of this city at the brides
fathers, A. H. Wood, Esq. Mr.. Hammar
holds lucrative position in the government
printing Office at Washington, and he will
depart for there with his young bride at
once where they will reside in the future
This is the third one of Mankato's young
ladies carried away by gentlemen from East
ern cities within two months.
Mrs. A. S. Davis, In company with C.
II. Parsons and wife, returned yesterday
faom Minneapolis. where they went to at
tend the ninth anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
Nye's wedding. The latter parties are
well-known here.
Harry Knowlton, Esq, late Of the whole
sale drug firm of Moore, Piper q Co., left
during the week TO visit his childhood home
at Holland Patent, n. Y. Ho will return
here soon and take up some line of business.
w. w. P. Mcconnell of the fIrm of Nc
Cornell & Co. has gone to visit his wife at
Washa Falls, Kan, where she is spending
the winter for her health. He will go from
there East on business.
The Missionary garden of the COngre-
gational church will give fair sometime
before the close of the week. at which time
the Ladies Aid society OF the same church
will give supper.
Miss Lizzie Sparrow is visiting St Paul
and Saltwater in company with Miss Agnes
Green of the latter place, who has been a
visitor to our city for two weeks past.
C. d. Taylor. our popular jeweler. gave
large company of his friends very en-
jOyable euchre party Wednesday evening.
A number of our fun-loving people went
to GAINESVILLE Friday night to Mother Hub
bard party given by the club in that place
Rev. II. A. Bushnell of the Congrega-
tional church. lectured before the /. o. e..
t. lodge at MapletOn Friday night
President Gray of the st. Cloud normal
school spent two days visiting the school
at this place last week.
Master George Pollock, son Of Rev. G. c.
Pollock, went to st. Paul Friday TO hilariate
with the carnivalists.
w. B. Torrey and wife took a week for
recreation, going to the twin cities. They
returned yesterday.
The NJ. E. Ladies society will meet in the
parlors of their church next Wednesday
afternoon.
Company F, NJ. n. G., will give another
of their popular dances at City hall on the
Goth inst.
Prof. Cushing went to St Paul Friday to
attend the meeting of Cornell university
alumni.
The ''Old Vet' drum corps will celebrate
Washington's birthday With dance at City
hall.
J. L. Washburn spent the week attend
ing to legal business at Fairmont
George Long, ESQ.,. left Tuesday for a
business trip to New York city.
Judge Severance has held court at Fair
mont during the week.
j. T. Williams and wife spent most OF the
week at st. Paul.
F. l.. Walters, Esq, is at Buffalo. n. Y,
on business. .