St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-22
SALTWATER GLEANINGS.
The Happenings OF a Day in the
Bluff CITY.

John Booren has returned from trip
to Montana.
City Clerk E. A. Hopkins is confined
to his residence by sickness.
Miss Elsie Hazenwide, of st. Paul, is
the guest of friends III this city.
Mrs. Capt. A. T. jerks and daughters
have returned from Albany, Ill.
Mrs. Herman Rice is guest of Mrs.
II. r. Murdoch at Lindstrom, MINI.
Rev. John Stafford, of Minneapolis, is
soJourning among friends in this city.
Miss Jennie Shafer, of CObbleskill,
n. Y, is visiting Judge Nethway and
family.
Miss Amanda Nelson gave party
Thursday evening to number of her
friends.
Miss Alice Murdoch has returned
from the lakes after about six weeks
vacation.
Capt. J. N. Cross, of Minneapolis,
was guest of Hon. Ii. r. Murdoch last
Wednesday.
Mrs. James Matthews and daughters
are spending few weeks at Center
City, MINI.
two fingers in the Sningle mill of the
Turnbull mill.
Mrs. j. N. Castle and Miss Viva
Castle are SOjOurning at Chisago lake
for few days.
have gone to Montevideo, MIMI, for
short vacation.
Mrs. Harvey Wilson has returned
from Osceola, Wis, where she has been
a guest of friends.
Mrs. w. S. Conrad returned last Sun
day from Virginia, after all absence of
about four months.
Willie Estabrook, of the Union Depot
News stand, has gone to Mora, Mimi,
on short vacation.
Mrs. ii. j. McKusick has gone to
LindStrom. Mimi, for couple of weeks
for rest and pleasure.
Mrs. S. 7. Richardson, who has been
visiting friends in Philadelphia, Pa, re-
turned home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Clapp and their
Invalid daughter have gone to the sea
shore near Nahant, Mass.
Ed Durant, Jr., has returned from an
Eastern trip down among his college
friends at New Haven, Conn.
Miss Jennie Smedley is attending the
teachers national association now in
session in San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. j. j. Robertson and Miss Mollie
Robertson are camping at MahtOmedi
for couple of weeks with friends.
Miss Louise Dixon entertained a large
number of her friends Friday evening
at her home Oh North Fourth street.
Mrs. DR.. Roberts and Miss Katherine
Roche have been the guests of Mrs.
William Sauntry during the past week.
A flagman has been placed at the foot
of Myrtle street just north of the union
station by the st. Paul and Duluth road.
A surprise party was given to Police
Officer TRAIT Thursday evening, about
forty of his friends being the orig
inatOrs.
Miss Hattie Newson, of st. Paul, is a
guest of Mrs. j. M. Conrad. She is a
daughter of Maj. Newson, the we'll
known orator.
Mrs. H. L. Foster and Mrs. Eldred
and their families have gone to White
Bear lake for a summer camp, near
MahtOmedi station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert McKusick and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Merry are camp
ing at Lake Carnelian, with Myron Nc
kuSick as chaperOn.
The grocery stock of Albert Melin.
who lately assigned, has been sold by
the assignee to st. Paul party for 1878.
1t inventoried at $1,000.
The Albright" band were enter
tanned by Miss Bay Stein at the resi-
Pine street, Thursday evening.
w. d. King and family have moved to
Minneapolis, where they will reside in
future. His residence here will be oc-
cupied by II. L. King and wife.
Miss Sarah O'Brien, Mrs. j. S. O'Brien
and E. A. O'Brlen left Thursday even
ing for Boston, New York and other
Eastern points on three weeks trip.
Charlie Full has resigned his position
with E. A. Phinney, and f. b. Van
Sickler, of Minneapolis, has taken his
place in the stationery store on Main
street.
Mrs. R. G. Wright, nee Miss Griffith,
at White Bear Lake, is entertaining a
party of young ladies from this city.
among whom are Miss Carrie McComb,
Miss Addie Slaughter, frankie Davis
and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Brown are chap
eroning camping party at Carnelian
lake, consisting of Misses Bess Shepard.
Sue Brown, Ella Anderson, Josie Lind
holm: James Bronson, Patsy Burke,
bud Doe and Ernie Gillespie.
Haverly's MINISTRIES will be at the
Grand opera house on July %; Lost in
London" Milton Beers company. on
Aug. 9, and on Monday evening, July
%, the Night-Hawks, burleSaue com
pany under the management of Siddons.
Company X, First regiment, NJ. n. G..
arrived home Thursday evening, after
ten days trip, looking hale and
hearty. They feel very proud. having
done so we'll as to have won the
"Colonel's" medal, and they think the
award was just about right.
Main street, Chestnut, Second,
Union place, Myrtle and Commercial
are all torn up with the progress of the
! new city improvements, but will soon
which the paving is being done. The
granite curb is nearly all down on two
blocks of that street and block will be
laid this week.
The new ordinance regarding the
location of the electric wire poles, is be-
ing rapidly complied with. On Main
street the telephone company have the
west side of the street and are placing
fifty-foot poles, which are forty-five
above ground. The electric light poles
are OH the east side of Main and the
telegraph on Water street.
Every available rig in the livery sta
bleS is chartered for excursions to-day
to the lakes, and row boats of every
description at these resorts are also en-
gagged ahead. Should the day prove
pleasant there will be such an exodus
as was never seen here on any one day
before There will be services in ali