St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-18
THE SALTWATER BUDGET.
Social and General News OF the
Fluff City

Social and General News OF the
Bluff City.
For the first time in over seven
months the lake was frozen over yes
teruay morning. indicating the return
Of sturdy old winter again.
John K. Gof, a former resident of this
city, but VINO removed to Brockyllle,
Wis, was buried ON Wednesday. De-
| ceased was Il member OF the First Min
| nesota. in which he served for two
| years.
| All bills against the Reform Tariff
| club must be referred to the auditing
committee, composed of John L. Burke,
Emil kruegu and James L. Banon. be
fore Tuesday next for adjudication.
The body OF William O'Donnell, a
| foreman for Sauntry Il ToZer, Was re-
ceived here last evening from Chicog
brook. one of their logging camps. De-
ceased met his death by the accidental
discharge of gun which he was carry
| ing upon his shoulders. He leaves Il
wife and child, who were with him III
camp at the time of his death. He was
thirty-tive years OF age, and is well
spoken of by those who knew him.
Mrs. Clinton Nethaway returned to her
home at CobbleSkill, n. y. after Il
pleasant summer SOjourn with her son,
J. c. Netllaway.
Mrs. Capt. James Stewart left the first
of the week for California, where she
will spend the winter.
Mrs. J. H. Bromley, Of White Bear
lake, has been the guest of friends for
few days in this city.
Miss Bertha Smith, of Minneapolis,
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e. w.
Foster during the past week.
Mrs. G. l.. Easton, of South Third
street. had an afternoon reception to
her lady friends Tuesday.
A number of those who participated
in the Camp Vernon last summer at
Lake Carnelian were entertained at
Miss Minnie Folsom's home last evening.
Mrs. Herman TepasS gave an after
noon coffee on Wednesday to number
of her lady friends.
The many friends of Mrs. DR.. T. H.
Roberts, nee Miss Tillie Sinclair, form
erly of this city. will be sorry to learn
face and shoulders by the explosion of
| an oil stove at her home at st. Paul ON
Friday.
Mir. and Mrs. Capt. J. A. Reed, of
Minneapolis, have been the guests of
Judge Butts and wife. of this city, and
his son, Will G. Reed and wife.
Miss Quackinbosh has returned after
a pleasant visit at Minneapolis.
Miss jennie Shafer. who has been the
guest of Judge Nethway and family for
the past summer, returned to her home
On Tuesday last.
F. Il. Dorothy, of ST CroiX Falls,
spent few hours in this berg on Tues
day.
Miss Jane Pollock. of ST. Paul, was
guest of Miss Murdoch last Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. B. G. Merry have
cousin, Miss Cole, from Portland,
Me-, as their guest the past fortnight.
The Kings Daughters propose to en-
terrain the boys club the coming
week with music and refreshments.
Tomorrow night at the parlors of the
First Presbyterian church, the ladies
| give a Chinese tea, also an entertain
ment afterwards, with real Chinese as
performers.
Rev. j. W. Luke. of the Baptist
church of this city, will preach the
Thanksgiving sermon Nov. 20 at the
union services at the Presbyterian
church.
DR.. G. M. Chambliss, of Helena,
Mont, has been the guest of Rev. j. w.
Luke and wife this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 2. Brown were sur
prised Friday evening by number of
their friends, it being the first ami
yersary of their wedding.
Burt Sheldon, Of the First National
bank, has been up to Duluth on visit.
The Ivy Leaf club. social organiza-
ton Of the South hill, is to have one OF
their pleasant parties at their club
rooms on West Churchill street We'd
nesday evening.
Mrs. DIR. Butler, of Westminster, Md,
who has been for several weeks the
guest of her sons. }. c. and Matt Butler,
returned home Thursday.
Ford Hopkins. Of Helena, Mont. came
down OH flying trip. He owns a
large ranch in that vicinity and is pros
pering.
The remains of William ODonnell,
who accidentally shot himself at Chi
cog brook Friday morning, came down
lasteyening on the 5:45 Omaha train,
accompanied by his wife and child. He
was employed by Sauntry, Tozer d
Pennington, of this city.