St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-23
SALTWATER NEWS.
Social and General Round Up Of
the Bluff CITY.

ding of Miss Mary Lulu, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. q. l.. HollOwell, of WI
mona, Mimi, and Charles X. Knapp. of
Saratoga Springs. n. Y, Wednesday,
Sept. 20, at lis Johnson street, Ninona,
MINI. Miss Hollowell was the accom-
plished teacher in drawing in our pub
lie schools and great favorite in soel-
ETY. circles in this city. Her intended Is
the proprietor of the LagOnda hotel. at
lnterlachen, Fla. and the Grand Union,
at Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
Mrs. Herman Jassay and Miss Carmie
are visiting friends in Davenport, To-,
for few weeks.
Miss Maud Shafer, who has been a
guest Of Mrs. Judge Nethway for sew
eral weeks, has gone to Pennington,
Mimi.
Rev. P. A. McCarren, of Liverpool,
England, the newly appointed assistant
priest to st. Michaefs parish i'll the
place of Rev. Father Gauger, arrived on
Wednesday last.
Miss Edith Hope, of st. Paul, was
visiting friends III Saltwater yesterday.
Miss Mary Hall. after quito an alb
sence from the city, has returned.
John NJ. Kuhn and wife are expected
home from Cleveland, o., to-day.
Glen Clark has gone to Texas, where
he expects to engage in business the
coming year.
George Allen, son of Maj. Charles j.
Allen, of the United States engineers.
is employed on the steamer Lynn j.,
with Capt. Oscar Knapp, in the st.
CrOiX river improvement.
Maj. Newson, OF St. Paul, gave very
interesting lecture before the c9nyletS
at the state prison last Sunday after
morning services entitled "GO Slow" a
comparison to one given some time ago
entitled Hurry Up" both being highly
appreciated by those who heard them.
DR.. Van Waters has organized an Or
cheStra for the Grand Opera house this
winter, consisting of W. s. Graham,
John Young, George Graham, Joseph
Miller and himself and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schulz and their
sons, Joseph, Thomas and Frank, left
Wednesday last for California, where
they will make their permanent home.
A number of our people go out to
White Bear lake to witness the camp
and dress parade of the five companies
of United States infantry that are there
under the command of Gen. e. +.
Mason, on practice march of five days.
w. J. Stein has gone to Allentown,
Pa, on short visit among relatives.
Emma Abbott. will delight theater
goerS of this city next Wednesday even
ing at the Grand opera house in the
charming opera of the Rose of Castillo"
Eugene Hersey, of Bangor, Maine, is
a guest of his brother, Ed. HerSey, in
this city.
Henry Keller was arrested yesterday
and held to $500 bonds to appear before
the next grand jury for the larceny of a
stove, in default OF which he was sent
to the county Jail.
Albert Lowell, formerly the proprie-
tor of the SAWYER house, died yesterday
at Minneapolis of softening of the
brain. He was SO years old and came
to this city in 1854, and was prominent
character among our people. He left
wife and two sons, Gilmore and Charlie,
both fullgrOwn men.
Mrs. w. NJ. McCluer entertains the
reading club next Monday afternoon.
The subject will be Joan of Are"
Miss Spencer will resume her position
on Mondays at A. G. Shutinger's, after
two months vacation.
Mrs. j. C. Henning and children have
been sOjOurning in Minneapolis among
friends.
All ladies interested in forming a
ChautauQua reading circle are requested
to meet with Mrs. Ii. Z. Smith at No.
414 North Third street at 400 p. H..
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. j. c. Cross and child, of Denver,
Col, are guests of Mrs. William Saun-
try for a few weeks.
Ed. Sewall and Miss Anna P. Hoyt,
of Hudson, Wis, are to be married
about Oct. 10, so rumOr has it.
r. W. Nesbit, who has been employed
by the Florence Mill company during
the past year as shipping clerk, has re-
signed and goes back to his home in
MeIrie England.
Mrs. J. S. Anderson and daughter,
Ella, leave this week for Washington,
d. c., where Miss Anderson will attend
young ladies' seminary.
Mrs. Senator Sabin has returned
home from Washington, ID. c., and be-
come safely dOmiciled at her residence
| on North Third street.
Miss ). Mattson and party of friends
of Minneapolis were the guests of Miss
Josie Prince on Friday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Woodruff leave
this week for Tacoma, W. T., for the
winter,