St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-04-25
RED WING.
Social Doings of the People the
Week Preceding Easter.

"eeh freCeutnE Easter.
The graduating exercises of the prepar-
atory department at the Red Wing seminary
were held last Thursday evening and were
largely attended by the friends of that insti-
tuition. The graduating class consisted of
Jonn Kyllingstad, p. ID. Anderson, John Rust
gard, G. A. Newman, l.. Harrisville, Julius
GilbertSon and b. ID. Hangar, the first five
delivering addresses. l.. Harrisyille was the
valedictorian, The Red Wing Ideals who
have been in active rehearsal the past few
weeks. will give an entertainment after Easter
for the benefit of the soldiers monument
fund. Red Wing commandery No. 10.
Knights Templar. have their annual Easter
evening service at Christ church (RpiscopaD
this evening, Rev. c. II. Plummer officiating
1.-The Casino, that popular amusement
resort, which has been closed for some time
will be reopened by George Wilkinson the
proprietor, with ]. G. Howes in charge as
manager. The opening performance will be
given tomorrow (Monday) evening by the
celebrated Beach & Bowers minstrel troupe
The ladies OF the Swedish NJ. E. church gave
sociable at the residence of Mrs. n. Z. DALI
berg Wednesday evening. which was largely
attended. IA party consisting of Messrs
Charles Smith of ST. Paul, Edison of California
and j. w. Delano, f. T. Kingman, George
BiXby, Tams Bixby, J. H. Rich. A. P.lPierce
and A. A. Willard went up TO Cannon Falls by
rail Monday morning and returned in the
evening, via the Cannon river, in boats All
report very pleasant trip. The marriage
of Miss Clara Juliette Murs TO Tams Bixby
will take place at Christ church on Wednesday
evening, April %, at 1880 o'clock, Rev. c. III.
Plummer officiating. Bishop Whipple of
the Episcopal diocese of Minnesota will visit
the parish in this city tomorrow evening TO
administer the rite of confirmation to a class
1.-The two local lodges of Odd Fellows are
making great preparations for the celebration
of the sixty-seventh anniversary of the found
ing OF that lodge on Tuesday evening of this
week at the rooms of the Red Wing lodge over
the postoffice. A message has been received
from JOSIAH Marvin. grand master of the state
lodge. saying he will be present on the occa-
sion and deliver an address. Rev. r. ].
Service attended the meeting of the St
Paul Presbytery, held at Lftchfield
last week. Miss Emily Willard is home on a
visit. IN. b. Pulmer, Alex Robertson. David
Watson, Peter Nelson, Lon Mathews and w
4. Cross, prominent Red Wing horsemen.
visited Hastings Tuesday afternoon for the
purpose OF looking over G. p. Smiths stables
and speeding horses....T. b. wheelock, a
former resident of this city, was here on
visit Monday j. f. Kyllo is home from his
Western trip. Mrs. B. DANIEL and family
leave this week for st. Paul, where they will
make their home in the future Rev. II. i
Service occupiedsthe pulpit of Westminster
church, Minneapolis, last Sunday Hans
Boxrud of Goodhue, has gone on a three
months visit TO Norway. Belanger has
returned from the East. Miss Rhoda WEIGH
and Carrie McChist of Waukesha Wis. are
visiting friends in this city. Attorney
Charles Parks and Reconsideration S. S.
Lewis of Cannon Falls were in the city We'd
resday. IT. F. Sturtevant, now of Hamline.
shook hands with old friends here. Wednes-
day. IT. z. Nevelius of Minneapolis was in
the city Tuesday. ~. o. Dow has returned
from Chicago.