St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-14
MANKATO MUSINGS.
Personal Movements and Social
Chir-Char

f. Frazier Soaring. eldest son OF Prof E.
Soaring. and the forthcoming military cadet
from this district, socialized with a large
company of his young friends last Saturday
evening ut the parental ireside. Games and
refreshments were the diversion.
Hon. W. $. Withrow came up from Des
Moines last Saturday and spent the Sabbath
with his relatives here. During his stay
here his wife, who is stopping with her par
ents temporarily, hOnored hun anew with q
bouncing ten-pound boy.
Hon. John Flittie of Mayville, OAK, a mem
Der of the Dakota territorial council, spent
most OF the week in Mankato. Our normal
school Is Mr.. Fiittie'S alma mater, and he
makes periodical visits TO that institution.
Prof. s. oftedal of Minneapolis VIII deliver
lecture at the Norwegian Lutheran church
In the native yernacular next Sunday even
ing. His countrymen here are looking for
ward 10 this occasion with interest.
Hon. and Mrs. J. F. Meagher entertained
about sixty of their lady and gentlemen
friends at progressive euchre Monday even
ing. which is pronounced the most enjoyable
occasion OF the season.
The High School alumni held business
meeting at the high school rooms on Thurs
day evening and transacted a gooa role of
business preparatory to the coming COM
mencement festivities.
Mrs. a. II. Hale, matron of the deaf and
dumb institute at Faribault, spent last Sab
bath in this city with Miss Hattie Hale. musi-
cal preceptress in the Manksto normal
school.
George E. Brent and family departed Tues
day morning for a visit to Chicago. Mr..
Brent will mil gle business with pleasure by
securing another invoice Of goods.
ST. Johns Episcopal and St. Johns Catholic
churches held appropriate services on Ash
Wednesday aud will continue TO 90 so through
out the Lenten season.
no
eotillion party ut the Bently rink Friday even
ing. The funds realized will go toward equip
ping their gymnasium.
J. s. Fowler, Esq, who has been a sufferer
for several months from a serious abscess on
the left groin, had relapse, the disease
breaking out anew.
Miss Hanna Pierson, accompanied by her
little niece, Allie Thomas, are absent, spend
ing few weeks with that lady's relatives
In Pennsylvania.
w. w. P. Mcconnell and wife are expected
home in a day or two. Mrs. Nc. having been
absent with her parents in Kansas since last
November.
The st. Johns Catholic church society will
give supper and entertainment at the Opera
house next Wednesday evening, St Patrick
| Day.
John Davis, Esq, of Minneapolis is in
! the city delivering the second volume Of
Blaine's Twenty Years in Congress.
F. L. Waters, Esq, of the milling firm Of
| Hubbard Co., is confined to the house witt
an attack of acute rheumatism.
Prof. A. +. Bechdolt, superintendent of the
Mankato city school. delivered lecture al
/ lie Sueur Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Congrega-
| tional church met with Mrs. Q. q. Brown FOL
work Thursday afternoon.
Prof. E. Lackerby, principal OF the Well:
public schools, spent Saturday in this city
with his parents.
$ +. Pearson, Esq, is Off on trip through
Wisconsin in the interest OF Marsh's Butter
Tub factory.
Master Louie Wiser entertained a party
OF young friends at progressive euchre Frida,
/ evening.
E. r. Kennedy, Esq, has just received
word of the death of his mother at Fletcher
VT.
Hon. A. r. McGin of the St. Peter Tribun,
was among the visitors TO the city We dnesday
Miss Ella Kennedy is home from Sfbley
county where she has been teaching school
DIR. and Mrs. Darhberg gave a tea party t
e number of friends Saturday afternoon.
7. Patterson gave his acauaIntances
pleasant euchre party Tuesday evening.
Senator L. G. NJ. Fletcher is quite serious,
| i'll at his home near this city.
Rev. G. c. Pollock went to Eagle Lake Fri
day to ofiiciate at a wedding.
I. H. Williams, Esq, went to Minneapoli:
on business Friday.
Mrs. ]. G. ogle entertained the II. E. so
ciety on Wednesday.
Isador Langini returned on Friday from tn,
East.