St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-30
SALTWATER BUDGET.
Social and General News From
the Bluff City.

the Bluff City.
Miss Otthie Walthers was visitor to
the |. NJ. l. Cooking club party.
Miss Hersey, of st. Paul, spent few
hours here Tuesday with friends.
The Odd Fellows will have public
installation on Jan. z in their hall.
Harry Lane, of Minneapolis, is spend
ing few days with relatives in this
city.
Miss Lovejoy, of Watertown, Oak, is
time.
Louis Petran. of Minneapolis, was a
guest of friends in this city on Christ
mas day.
Miss Benner, daughter of Steward
Benner, at the prison, is at home on a
vacation.
d. II. Hersey and wife are spending
the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. David
Bronson.
Mrs. A. c. Hospes entertained her
lady friends Friday afternoon with a
euchre party,
W. 5. Getty, Jr., of White Bear Lake.
was over to the Masonic party on
Thursday evening.
Next Tuesday evening the young
cadets from Faribanlt entertain their
friends at the Sawyer house.
MI and Mrs. George Ii. Reeves, of
Taylor Falls. Mimi. were visitors at
Dir. Charles W. Merry's on Tuesday.
E. w. Durant. Jr., has gone to a Yale
college banquet at Hartford. Conn. and
to spend the holidays in that Wei nifty.
Miss Name Clewell and Mrs. barry
Capron entertained the Young Married
Ladies' Cooking club on Friday even
ing.
The concert given Thursday by the
pupils of st. MichaeFs schools was
largely attended and an interesting af-
fair.
The installation ceremonies and
banquet given by st. Johns Lodge No.
on Thursday evening was a successful
affair.
Miss George Middleton. of Dayton's
bluff, st. Paul, is a guest of Miss Aggie
Afford at Mrs. Albert ToZier'S, on West
Pine street.
The old building near McSweny's
barber shop has been torn out and
new brick one will replace it in about
two months.
Mr.. and Mrs W. D. King, of Mime
apolis, were III attendance upon the
Masonic Installation ceremonies Thurs
day evening.
A. V. Quackinbush, Hal Gridley and
Charlie rotman, accompanied by their
ladies'. went to Hudson Christmas and
attended the dancing party given by
Company &.
On Wednesday evening the young
folks |. NJ. |. club gave dancing party
at the Sawyer house, III honor OF the
young FarbauIt cadets, VINO are home
on their vacation.
Miss Gertie Nelson, her father, G. n.
Nelson, and Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Hersey
visited at the home of K. W. NeSbit
Dec II, in Bromley, Kent-so says re:
cent intelligence from them.
Miss Godwin's kindergarten school,
in DR.. Pratt's residence, has been con-
tinued through the holidays at the re-
quest of the parents whose little ones
attend, il being considered great sue
cess by them.
The Saltwater Street Railway COM
pany have decided to put in an electric
railway. and it will be in operation be-
fore July /, 1889, as in order to pave
the streets some kind of road must be
decided upon before that time.
The delightful little cantata entitled
lie Dtlln vi NlitlSt, N0N BlOHuECu
Christmas night under the direction of
Mrs. A. ID. Stowe, and number of our
best vocalists. for the benefit of the As
cension church library, and the differ
ent parts were all exceedingly well rem
dered and gratified the audience.
a public installation of the officers
elect of Muller Post will occur WedneS-
day evening. Jan. 9, when the pro-
granme will include recitatiOns and in
strumentaI music. The officers elect
are: Harlow Mcintyre, commander:
Adam Marty, senior vice commander:
George Bennett, junior vice commander:
Myron Shepard, chaplain; +. H. Hall,
surgeon: Greenleaf Dorr, officer of the
day:oA. Won Linden, officer of the guard;
Samuel Bloomer, quartermaster.
Miss Fanny Larkin, of st. Paul, has
been the Christmas guest of Miss
Sprague.
Mrs. Mary Fenner. daughter of Philip
Miller. Esq. has been appointed 10
succeed. Miss Lizzie DUNCAN i'll our
public schools, who goes 10 Minneapolis
after Jan. l.
The Concordia Lodge No. 10. o. ID. II.
t.. had its annual meeting and elected
the following officers for the coming
wear: President, j. {. Aeumeier; vice
president. ". RutZlutf: secretary. Emil
Kruger: treasurer. Louis PomkonIng;
trustee, W. Kerneman: representa-
tives. a. Drew, J. Lunn and Louis Pom
kOling.
The Germania Lodge No. 3, 0. ID. IL.
E.. had its annual meeting and elected
the following officers: President. Louis
Horaiag; vice president. Oh. busting;
secretary. William Becker: treasurer,
c. Bremen: trustee, 5. SwartZ: repre-
seutatives. Oh. Bremen, 5. Weber and
William Becker.