St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-06
RED WING.
The News of a Busy ToWn.-Socia1
Review of the Week.

Specldl 10 Cne OlODe.
RED WING, Sept. SC. F. Spencer and
Michael Forrenger, as they called themselves,
were arrested Friday on charge OF attempt
ing TO commit burglary at the residence of
NJ. w. Adams, on Fifth street. They had
their preliminary hearing in Justice Graham's
court yesterday and were bound over to
await the action of the grand jury in the sum
of $500, in default of which they were COM
mitted to the county jail. AT the regular
monthly meeting of the city council Friday
evening no business was transacted on &C
count of the small attendance, an adjourn
ment being taken till Friday evening, Sept.
TO- . Remember the Democratic city caucus
at the Argus office, Tuesday evening, Sept. I,
to elect delegates to the county convention.
which meets at ZumJrota On Friday, Sept 10.
The public schools, the sisters school of
St. Joseph's Catholic church and the Swedish
Lutheran parish school open for the fall
term TOMORROW, Friday. The Goodhue
county Prohibition convention meets at
Zumbrota, Sept. %. John A. Anderson of
Vasa lost four stacks of grain by fire one
day last week; loss, $500. - Rev. Wenderlin
Stuttz pastor of st. Joseph's Catholic church,
went out to Belle Creek Friday morning and
held solemn requiem mass for Father Ansbro,
the late pastor there. He was as
sisted by Father Schmidt of Belvidere
and Father Stack of Lake City,.
The GOOdhue County Farmers club met at
a somewhat lengthy and interesting discus
sion on the late drought and the lessons we
draw therefrom. . There is some talk among
the firemen of changing their excursion from
Ortonville to Minneapolis, where they will
take in the Battle of Atlanta and the EXPOSE
ton -. j. d. Lakey of Wabasha, by building
a dam from the Minnesota shore to the lower
side of the pontoon draw-bridge at Reed
landing, has succeeded in giving sufficient
depth of water at the draw for the largest
boats. Where there was but few inches of
water there is now depth of some thirty
feet.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Prof and Mrs. F. W. Farnsworth enter
tanned the class of 's5, Red Wing high school,
at their residence on East avenue, last Fri
day evening, in honor of Theodore w. Dwight.
q member of the class now resident of Brook
Ign, Wis. Refreshments were served and a
very pleasant time enjoyed by ALL. The
marriage of Rev. g. G. Gjerstad of Mayville,
Oak, to Miss Emma Urness, took place at
the Swedish Lutheran church, Wednesday
evening, and was very elegant affair. The
hurch was packed with the friends and rela-
tives of the bride and groom. After the
ceremony at the church the happy couple
gave an informal reception to their friends.
They will take up their residence in Mayville,
Oak. Mr.. and Mrs A r. Brink gave very
pleasant social party Thursday eveEing. 49,.
Miss Annie g. Allen entertained her young
friends at the residence of her parents DR..
and Mrs. 6. Allen, on Fourth street, Thurs
day evening. Miss Jennie Brink left Thurs
day morning for Bethlehem, Penn, where
she will attend young ladies' seminary the
coming year. Miss Eva Simmons has re-
turned from Bradford, Mass, where she has
been attending school the past two years.
Mrs. II. S. Chase returned to her home at
White Bear Wednesday aftet a visit with
friends here. Miss Winnie Hoyt will attend
Hanline university the coming year. Mrs.
DR.. n. B. Delmater and daughter, and Mrs.
George w. Dickinson of Chicago, are guests
at the residence Of G c. Dickinson. on
Eighth street. Mrs. j. NJ. Myers visited in
Hastings last week with Mrs. S. w. Myers.