St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-09
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
Movements of Prominent People
of the Bluff City.


DR.. B. &. Merry has been appointed
chairman of the county committee.
Charles Peterson, S. l.. COwan, A. III.
Stein, August Neubaur, J. b. Taft aud
Frank Lake compose the rest.
Mrs. Il. J. McAffee and children left
last Tuesday for New York and thence
to Europe, whittier she will be gone
about one year. She is niece of Gen.
Meade, of Gettysburg fame.
{. W. COuehman, formerly captain of
the hose company In the fire depart
ment. went to the Pacific coast about a
satisfied with this country.
About fifty eX-soldiers, commanded
by Capt. w. II. II. Taylor, are making
arrangements to participate in the sham
battle next Saturday at the state fair.
Theodore Reynolds and wife enter
tanned number of friends from st.
Paul and Minneapolis Tuesday night at
their residence on Pine street.
The Presbyterian church will have a
Harvest Home service this evening at
their church at 80 p. IN, and the dec
orations are quite unique.
Misses Ella Marsh. Bessie HanfOrd
and May McKusick left last evening for
Montreal, where they enter the Villa
Marie Convent school.
Mrs. William NJ. Capron and son left
Tuesday for an extended trip through
New York state among relatives and
old acquaintance.
The steamer BOrealis Rex on Friday
made trip to Taylor's Falls, having on
board pleasure party chaperoned by
Senator Durant.
Mrs. Joseph Taennahauser and family
will join her husband at Great Falls,
Mont, next week, he having been there
for some time.
Mrs. William Lowell has returned
from White Birch. Wis, where she has
been guest of her son. w. E. Lowell.
Mrs. G. W. Emerson and Mrs. Albert
Lee returned Friday from about six
weeks sOjOurn at Davenport, 10.
NJ. ii. Bromley leaves next Tuesday
for PlattSburg, \. Y, for short visit
20 his parents who are quite old.
Mrs. E. j. Treat has decided to spend
the winter in the Eastern states, and
has sent for her winter OUTFIT.
Rev. w. II. Harrington, of Excelsior.
Mimi, has been among Saltwater
friends the past week.
II. r. Murdoch and family have re-
turned from their summer sojOurn at
LindstrOm, MINI.
R. S. Buchanan, treasurer of the
thresher company, has returned from
an Eastern trip.
Mrs. DIR. P. H. Willard has been a
guest at her sisters, Mrs. p. B. Smith,
for few days.
The proprietor of the Sawyer house
has decided to keep the hotel running
for while yet.
Lolita comes next Saturday evening at
the Grand opera house in Pawn
Ticket No. TO-"
Lieut.. J. NJ. Kuhn, of Company K,
and wife have gone to Columbus, o.,
his old home.
Miss Collins, sister of Mrs. L. G.
Proctor, after a prOtracled visit, left for
Dundas, MINI.
Mrs. Effie Bailey, formerly Miss Fife
John Guilder.
Ed HolcOmbe has gone to Duluth to
join Walkers band. He is to play the
snare drum.
Mrs. L. E. Torinus returned yester-
day from her trip down the great lakes
to Buffalo.
Miss Della Lamphire has been visit
ing friends in Minneapolis during the
past week.
Miss Nettie Matthews left for Rice
Lake, Wis, where she is engaged IN
teaching.
Mrs. P. B. Smith, has been out to
Lake MinnetOnka for few days rest.
Miss Viva Lamb left yesterday for
Montreal, Can, with the Marsh party.
Sam Johns, of st. Paul, is guest of
Harry Smith over Sabbath.
The Misses Lindholm are visiting in
st. Paul for few days.
Fred II. Gadsby has gone to Eau Claire,
Wis. On a visit.
S. O'Brien is in Graceyille, MINI.
on business.