St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-07
ETANKATO MATTERS.
What Society People Have Been
Doing.


The rite of baptism was administered to six
persons at the Baptist church Friday even
Ing. making about sixty who have been bap-
tiled at that church since Jan, l. Twenty
others unitod with tho church in the Same
time. Their revival meetings have closed.
A number OF Masons from Janosville at
tended tho last communication OF the Man
kato lodge. and on Friday evening a number
of Good Templars from tho same plnce Wis
tied the L. o. q. I. lodge or this city.
The literary and musical entertainment
given on wednesday evening as a benefit TO
Miss Agnes Greene was well attended and all
pronounced IL Il success I'm every particular.
The net receipts were good.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cannon gave n pro-
gressive euchre party TO u large company of
their lady and gentlemen friends on Tuesday
evening, which Is pronounced % have boon
the merriest OF the season.
Rev. w. b. Hill of Eagle Lake Will occupy
the pulpit Rt the Seventh Day Adventist
church this evening, his topic being InfidelIty
and tho Bible. He propose 10 make a com
parison Of the two.
The sale Of the Bentley rink as announced
In yesterdays GLOBE, recalls some of the
most enjoyable social occasions OF the year,
as that resort has been utilized for various
social purposes.
The "Bavarian Mountain warblers." a mn
steal troupe. Will hold forth at the opera
house Monday and Tuesday evenings OF this
week. The language will be in their native
vernacular.
A. NJ. Briton, young attorney OF this CITY.
a graduate of the office Of Thomas & Wash
della Mimi, and Will depart for that place
this week.
A grand masquerade ball will be given ut
the Star hall, Winnebago agency. next Tues
day evening, and goodly number of Man.
kato's youthful elite contemplate attending
Hon. L. p. Freeman of land-offce fame has
once more located for the practice of law in
this city. He recently completed a term as
register or the Redwood Falls land Office.
Mrs. II. A. Bushnell entertained the ladies'
society OF the Congregational church. Friday
afternoon, and highly enjoyable social was
held in the evening.
There was another masquerade skate at the
opera roller rink last evening. These events
are becoming quite popular and are Away S
well-attendcd.
Messrs. FTink & Richards of the Golden
Lion store are both absent on business, the
former gentleman to Chicago and the latter at
Minneapolis.
Miss NJ. NJ. McGraw, sister-in-law of Sheriff
Monks, mas secured position I'm the law
Office of Thomas q washburn as steno-
grapher.
Rev. ]. W. Martin. once presiding elder OF
! this district, Eow OF Wilmot Mimi. is in the
city receiving treatment for an affection of
/ The ladies OF the NJ. L. church had n highly
| enjoyable time at their sociable. wednesday
! evening at the residence OF Dr. Andrews
The revivals in most of the churches have
CLOSED, and the results have proven very sat.
| isfactory TO the clergy of the city.
Mrs. Frank Zeigler. recently with McCon.
! nell & Co, has engaged with j. Henry Bacon
u Co., TO commence work April l.
J. Il. Ryan OF Redneld, Oak, a popular
railway postal clerk, spent day or TWO in
the city last week.
/ Hon. Loren Cray of Lake Crystal is at St
Paul attending TO legal business before the
| supreme court.
Mrs. l.. p. Hunt has gone TO Cedar Rapids
Iowa, to attend the nuptials OF her niece, Mis-
I Eva Hunt.
Rev. NJ. T. Morrison OF Sank Center 4,
holding meetings IN the Christian church a
present.
Nine Host II. NJ. Hamilton and wife Of