St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-08-05
BLUFF CITY BREViTIES.
Social and Other Events in Still.
water.

Social and Other Events in Still
water.
Miss Anna Doe has returned from
Lake City.
Miss Adele Davis is visiting friends
at Anoka, MINI.
Mrs. Isaac Staples leaves this evening
for an Eastern trip.
Miss Tillie Hettinger visited friends
at Hastings last week.
An infant child of a. f. Edholm died
yesterday of cholera infantum.
Miss Louise Merrick, of St. Paul, is
the guest of Miss Minnie Folsom.
Miss Phoebe Greeley has gone to Mar
shall, Mimi. on visit among friends.
Miss Larkin. of st. Paul, is the guest
Of Miss Viva Lamb at Senator Castles.
Mrs. Ludwig Simonet is visiting rela-
lions in lie Sueur during the past week.
Mrs. &. II. Reeves, of Taylor's Falls,
Is the guest of Mrs. Dr.. Charles Merry.
Mrs. ID. Bronson and Mrs f. E. Joy
have been visiting friends at Arvilla,
Oak.
Miss Nettie Kicker, former resident
of this city, is the guest of the Misses
Sargent.
The Universalist society held picnic
at Carnelian lake Friday, which was
very enjoyable.
A. 6. Schuttinger and family, and F.
l.. Grace ana wife have gone to Forest
Lake to ruSticate.
Prof. J. G. Thomas, of Glencoe, as
SumeS charge of the Saltwater Manner
chor this evening.
A big excursion to Lindstrom, to leave
fI,n O.On &c
nOunced for to-day.
Thursday the colored people of this
city held a picnic at Lake De Montre-
Vile which was successful affair.
Judge and Mrs. McCluer spent few
days last week at Minnetonka as the
guests of r. G. Jefferson, of st. Paul.
George ID. Hall, Jr., has gone to Massa-
chusettS to take position as secretary
in manufacturing concern at Boston.
Miss Ollie Hospes gave large party
on Friday evening in honor of Miss
Stocking, of Eau Claire, WHO is her
guest.
Miss Matte Barse, of Omaha, Neb.,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. ii.
NJ. Crandall, returned to her home
Friday.
There is to be business meeting of
the Young Peoples Association of the
Nj. E. church at their church on Monday
evening.
Charles Seville, of Aberdeen, Oak,
was in the city Tuesday. He is in the
employ of the Minnesota Thresher
company.
Mrs. l.. Lovejoy. of Fargo, was in the
city few days last week, being called
to attend the funeral of her sister, Mrs.
f. NJ. Prince.
Mrs. David Bronson entertained a
large party Thursday evening, in honor
of her son James, who is home spending
his vacation.
Miss Matte Smith has returned from
camping party at MahtOmedi. where
she was for about ten days with some
st. Paul friends.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. n. Blood, of Wichita,
Kan, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Clark. They are on their way to the
Yellowstone Park.
Miss Eva Foster and Miss Robertson
have returned from Mahtomedi, where
they and their friends have been camp
ing during the assembly.
Next Thursday l.. w. Staples, the
popular young clerk at the store Of the
Schulenburg. BOechler Lumber COM
Golf, of this city.
Rev. j. ii. Albert, of Grace Congre-
gational church, has gone to Cedar
Rapids, TO-, and will go from thence to
Boston, Mass, being absent from the
city about four weeks.
A telegram received from Duluth yes
terday by Joe Clayberg informed him of
the death of a nephew by drowning
Ia n ll OF "a i'm tn of no fin al
which occurs there to-day.
The funeral of the late Mrs. d. A.
Blakeney was held from the residence.
III. yesterday, large number of sympa-
thizing friends being present.
A number of the young ladies, men,
beers of the |. r.. |. Cooking club. have
gone to Lindstrom, Minn., to exercise
in summer school of cookery under the
direction of Judge Nethaway.
The SevereSt rain storm of the season
was experienced about $50 D. m. yes
terday morning. The rain came down
in torrents, and every one of the steep
graded streets was a raging waterfall.
Considerable damage was done to sew
erS in course OF construction.
a suit has been instituted by John
Torrent, of Michigan, against the South
Saltwater Lumber company in the
United States district court for an al
legged infringement of patent in the use
of certain device for rolling logs al
their mill at South Saltwater.
A neighborhood row was ventilated
before Judge Manwaring yesterday
Complaint was made by a man named
Spencer against Mrs. Edward Olson fol
maintaining a nuisance. The parties
are prominent Salvation Army con-
verts. On hearing the evidence the
case was dismissed.
The Democratic ward caucuses fol
this city will be held Monday evening
as follows: AT the court house in the
First ward, at the hall in the Second
ward. and at Christ Guse's place. neal
the Schulenberg mill, in the ThirC
ward. The First ward is entitled t.
eleven delegates, the Second ten an(
the Third ward eleven. The county
convention assemblies at the court house
Thursday, Aug. 9.