St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-11
sTILLWATER sIFTINGs.
Social and General News Of the
Bluff CITY,


Miss Ernestine Pauison, charming
young lady from Davenport, To-. was
married last Wednesday evening at the
residence of her sister, Mrs. Herman i.
JaSsoy, to j. FL. Skelly, of Creston. To-,
the chief train dispatcher of the Bur
lington road. Rev. j. IL. Albright, of
the First Presbyterian church, per-
formed the marriage ceremony, the
welded couple standing under all eX-
quisite floral horseshoe. Only near rel
atives were invited, and after game
supper the twain departed for the
East, bearing the CONGRATULATIONS OF all
their friends.
r. w. NeSbit, who has been resident
of this city for about a year, left for his
home in London for a four months
visit. A Saltwater maiden. it is said,
has made deep inrOadS OH his atfec-
tons.
Mr. and Mrs. D. ii. Hersey, of Ar
vile, Oak, are guests of friends in this
city for few weeks.
About half a dozen young lady mem
bers of a cooking club in st. Paul visited
the young lady members of the |. NJ. l.
club in this city yesterday, and attended
the matinee of ''RoSedale" at the Grand
opera house.
The Rev. p. A. MeCarren, who has
been made assistant priest to the Rev.
Maurice Murphy of the st. Michae's
church in this city, gave very inter-
Rome" last Wednesday evening at the
above place, which was enjoyed by
number OF people.
The old Rheiner residence is being
pulled down to make way for new
brick block for the Saltwater Mercantile
company, who will remove their place
of business from the Schupp building,
OH South Main street.
Neil Conklin. we'll known railroad
man, died, at st. Paul, this morning,
of catarrh of the stomach. He was
married, few years ago, to Miss Emma
Hetfernan. of this city, and has been
lately yard master of the union depot
yards at st. Paul.
A lad by the name of George Muhl-
brook was accidentally run over by
stone wagon yesterday while jumping
on for ride, injuring his foot.
The grand ratification of the Republi
cans will be held on Tuesday evening
and all the torches and red fire availa-
bic will be used on that occrsion. E.
l.. Hospes, G. NJ. Seymour and j. A.
DeragiSlf are the committee in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Merrill entertained
number of their friends Friday even
ing.
Miss Alice Murdoch has been the
guest of Rev. Dr.. j. II. Tuttie and
family, of Minneapolis, during the past
week.
Fred Smith and wife, of Minneapolis,
are the guests of r. S. Davis and wife.
Aid. James Goodman and Charlie
Fall were the fathers of couple Of
young Democrats about election day.
Company X furnished squad of sol
diers for the play of ''Rosedale" on Fri
day and Saturday evening.
Mrs. Edward Demaray leaves on
Tuesday evening for Washington, ID. c.,
for the winter.
John McNal has taken his departure
for Seattle, w. r., where he will proba-
bly, reside.
Mrs. A. C. Merrill, Of Winona. is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. j. b. Stur-
tevant.
Mrs. F. A. Prentiss, of Hartford,
Conn.,, is visiting DR.. and Mrs. B. +.
Merrill this week.
Miss Anna McCauley, charming
young telegraph operator, is visiting
her parents in this city over Sunday.
Otto Paulson, Of Duluth; Fred Sic
bold and wife, of st. Paul, and Miss
Ella BoieS, of Davenport. To-, were
guests at the Paulson-Skelly nuptials,
on Wednesday of this week.
Mesdames II. r. Murdock, J. n.
Searles and James Spencer entertained
the congregation of the PreSby terrain
church on Friday evening.