St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-30
GATHERED IN SALTWATER
The Two Democratic Clubs of the City
to Unite.
A FLAG FROM MR.. DURANT
Yellow Fever Sufferers to Be Aided by
Donation This Even
ing.

The committees from the two DEM
Ocratic clubs in this city met at the Office
of Hon. E. w. Durant and made ar
engagements for session and for meet
ing on Tuesday evening. The two
clubs are to unite with Emil Kreuger as
president; Chris CARL as secretary and
John Lyons as treasurer, and are to be
known as the Tariff Reform Club of
Saltwater. All property of each club is
to become the property of the new or
ganiZatiOn, and all obligations are to be
assumed by it. The meeting Oh Tues
day evening will be addressed by sew
eral speakers, but is to be mainly
business meeting, and will be held at
club headquarters, No. 221 South Main
street: A fine national flag, properly
inscribed. which has been presented to
the club by K. w. Durant, will be dis
played in front of the quarters. Uni
forms and torches have been ordered. SO
that when the club parades it will be
done in fine shape. A vigorous CAM
paign has been resolved upon, and will
be carried out from Tuesday next. The
call for the meeting is for 7:30 p. m.
sharp Tuesday, Oct. 2.
The committee appointed by the
mayor TO arrange for a public meeting
in aid of the yellow fever sufferers met
at the office of Hon. Z. W. Durant Sat
urday at 8 a. IN. After due considera-
ton it was decided to call the meeting
at 1880 this evening at the opera house,
to which the public are generally in
vited. Short speeches are to be made
by prominent citizens, and music by
male quartette, and a churuS will be
supplied. A collection will be taken up
during the evening of such sums as any
one may feel disposed to give, and the
proceeds forwarded at once to the
points of restitution. The invitation is
general to all who feel sympathy for
the victims of the great Scourge to at
tend the meeting.
Mrs. Hugh O'Neil. of Massena, n. Y,
widow of Capt. Hugh O'Neil, formerly
OF South Saltwater, Mimi, arrived here
yesterday on a visit among friends. She
states her husband died June 10, 1883,
at MasSena. y. Y, of paralysis. He
was a member of St. JOHNS Lodge, A.
+. d A. NJ, of this city.
The steamer Borealis Rex left yester-
day afternoon with hunting party,
consisting of Capt. r. j. Wheeler, E.
w. Durant, Chief Shortall, Judge Meth
way, Court Officer McKusick and few
others, their destination being Nc
Clouds lake on the St. Croix.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Torinus, assisted by
MeSdames Gratia Mower, I'll. T. King
and Miss Carrie MeComb, gave a Satur-
day afternoon reception, at which about
300 ladies attended. 1t was one of the
most elegant affairs among the ladies
ever given in Saltwater.
Mesdames A. B. and W. E. Easton
gave an afternoon reception to their
lady friends Thursday afternoon that
was largely attended. They were as
sisted by MesdameS w. G. Masterman,
X. 5. Davis and W. G. Bronson, Jr.
S. NJ. Chapman and Lee Seymour at
tended the wedding of Miss Mary l..
Hollowell to Charles R. Knapp, of Sara
tOga, n. Y, at Winona Wednesday
evening, and report an elegant time.
Corp. Ed Doe, of Company K, made
the best record of any of the team sent
over to the Fort Smelling Annual Militia
shooting contest, scoring forty-three
points out of fifty.
Rev. w. III. Albright. Of the Presby-
terrain church, will assist at the inStalla-
ton of Rev. Plato N. Jones as pastor of
the Presbyterian church at Red Wing
next Tuesday.
Our Swedish friends had an amateur
dramatic company Tuesday evening at
the Grand opera house, entitled Pre-
cOsla," performed by Chicago people.
Mrs. l.. G. Proctor left Monday for
Aberdeen, OAK, where she will remain
for few weeks until their new home
Oh South Third street is finished.
Mrs. William Sneider and Mrs. John
Hellreigel and two children, of Chaska,
MIMI, were the guests of Mrs. F. Kir-
ehOf the latter part of the week.
Mrs. DIR. L. Butler, of Westminster,
Nd, arrived here Friday on visit to
her sons, Thomas G. and Matt Butler,
and her brother, w. G. Clark.
P. B. Freligh, who has been a clerk
at the Lake Park hotel at Minnetoaka,
has returned, the hotel having closed
the 18th of September.
Mrs. Y. &. Seward entertained a num-
Der of Saltwater ladies Thursday in
honor of her sister. Mrs. S. 5. TAYLOR,
who is her guest.
Charles j. Butler, after about two
weeks confinement to the house with
rheumatism, has appeared on the
streets.
Emma Abbott and her charming COM
pany delighted large number of Still
water lovers of opera last Wednesday
evening.
E. G. Holmes and Mrs. Rose Carpen-
ter were married on Sept. 6, 1888, and
have gone to housekeeping on Second
street.
A surprise party was given on Miss
Elliott at the Elliott house last Friday
evening, which was lively affair.
Mrs. Elizabeth Darms has returned
from prOtracted visit at Wabasha, and
will remain here this winter.
Harry Darms is making preparations
to attend the medical college at Ann
ArbOr, Mich, this winter.
Mrs. William Gets is visiting friends
in st Paul and while there attended the
Martel-Dufrene wedding.
Patrick Burke arrived home Monday
from an extended trip to the land of the
''shamrock."
Mrs. E. E. Hughson and Mrs. Charles
Travis, of st. Paul, were visitors here
on Thursday.
August Lustig and Miss Ida Van
HOlIen were married at Marine Mills on
Thursday.
The Little Nugget company appear
tomorrow evening at the Grand opera
house.
Hugo Schlenk, of ST. Paul, is
here on a visit among relatives.
Mrs. George NJ. Brush, of Winona, is
a guest of friends in this city.
Mrs. Cleyeiand's Double.
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