St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-19
CLEANED IN SALTWATER.
Local and General News of the
Bluff City.

lily.
Patrick Kitty is quite i'll at his resi-
dence.
J. G. O'Gorman is in Chicago, and
will return Monday.
Mrs. William Carroll and infant child
are quite seriously Ill.
Mrs. H. NJ. Torinus has gone to Buff
falo. n. Y, via the lakes.
Miss Viva Lamb has a Miss Taylor, of
New York, as her guest.
Miss Belle Cessna, of Salem, Or, is a
gneSt of Mrs. f. b. Yates.
Mrs. Samuel McCluer has gone to
North Branch for few days.
Miss Marion Birmingham is visiting
relatives and friends i'll st. Paul.
RI. Mccormick, prominent lumber
man from Hayward, is in the city.
E. v Kerr and family have returned
from Canada after a summers jaunt.
Rev. Fathe Murphy has returned,
after about two weeks rest at st. Paul.
Mrs. ID. Bronson and Mrs. F. E. Joy
have been visiting friends at Arvilla,
Oak.
The paving on Main street is COM
pletad from Commercial to Nelson
street.
Ed Butts is spending a few days with
the family of Capt. j. A. Reed at Min
neapolis.
Ed Conrad and Harry Richardson are
at WatertOwn, OAK, Oh hunting eX-
peditiOn.
Miss Lois Sprague is spending few
days with friends at Elmo, on the
Northwestern.
A j. Orff and wife have gone to Glyn-
don, Mimi, for about two months on
their bonanza farm.
Mrs. Willis Hathaway has returned
from Ohio, after about two months visit
among the Buckeyes"
The Shortall camp at Lake Carnelian
broke up Wednesday after an enjoyable
time of about two weeks.
DR.. McCluer, of Dubuque, Ia. an
| elder brother of Judge w. Nj. McCluer,
is visiting him few days.
Joseph Termhauser is at Great Falls,
Mont, where he will remain, and will
soon be joined by his family.
Miss Julia Noyes, who has been
guest of Rev. J. w. Lake and family,
has returned home to st. Cloud.
Chestnut street, from Second to Third,
is opened to the public on and after to-
day, the sewers being completed.
Mrs. John Stinson has Miss Aggie
Mccarthy and Miss Rose Gayigan, of
Chicago, as her guests for few days.
Robinson's circus. after two days.
visit, quietly folded up their tents and
hied themselves into st. Paul for
week.
Miss Mary Anderson, of New York,
is sojouIning for few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Conductor Waters, of the
Omaha.
Mrs. James Marshall. nee Miss Emma
Klepper. OF AtWater, Mimi, was visit
ing Mr.. Loren Klepper and family for
few days last week.
|: Ground has been broken for resi-
dence to cost $4,000 which is to be built
on South Third street, a short distance
south of Willard, for John Gillespie.
The picnic at White Bear lake under
the auspices of the Irish-Americans
was largely attended from this city, and
a pleasant day was spent in dancing and
lake amuSementS.
Miss Eliza Ely. of Bloomington, Ill.,,
has been engaged as the instructor of
| drawing, and Miss Georgia Spencer,
| niece of James ii. Spencer, as teacher
| in the public schools.
James f. McGoldrick. of st. Paul, a
| former GLOBE correspondent for this
| city. is to be married on the 21St to Miss
| best wishes go with them.
Master Lee Seymour, of st. Paul,
won the S. prize at Robinson's circus on
Friday afternoon for getting the high
est number of words with the letter
''m" in the name of ''James Robinson"
Sergt. Trever, of the Hudson City
guards, was up last Thursday evening
| and witnessed the regular drill of Com
| pany K and chartered the steamer
Borealis Rex for down-river excursion
on Friday.
Detloff Jarchow, one of the Oldest wall
guards at the Minnesota state prison,
died yesterday at 6 p. m. from an abscess
near the spine. He has been sick for
about two months. He was a member
| of the &. A. r. and Sons of Herman,
and good citizen. He was about sixty
years old. The funeral will probably
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