St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-08
GATHERED IN SALTWATER
A Satisfactory Trial Trip of the Bore
ais Rex.
THE MILITIAMEN'S OUTING.
An Unusually Heavy Budget of Social
News From the Bluff
City.

The steamer Borealis Rex made trial
down the lake yesterday afternoon,
proving herself most excellent boat.
A number Of citizens accepted the hos
pitality of her owners and enjoyed a
pleasant excursion. While constructed
with the view of entering the towing
service, in which Durant & Wheeler
are largely engaged, the cabin and up
per works are built after the packet
model, making it fine passenger boat
as we'll.
At a. m. Tuesday morning Company
K, First regiment, Minnesota national
guard, will leave for the annual camp
at Lake City, on board the steamer
BOrealis Rex, new boat just completed
by ID. M. Swain and George Mueller, to
be used in the Durant & Wheeler line
from eighteen to twenty miles per hour.
Kelly, sister of Mrs. ID. l.. Birming-
ham, arrived on the 5:45 train from st.
Paul and were conveyed from the depot
direct to FairvieW cemetery, where they
were inferred. The pall-bearers were
Messrs. j. @. Rhodes, Jr., Lee Seymour,
III. S. Smith, W. r. Lehmicke, G.. NJ,
Totman and L. E. Converse.
AT the drawing at the French fair c.
A. Ludwig gets iirSt prize, parlor set,
valued at sos; second prize, a chamber
set, Mrs. Edward Stewart; third prize,
silver water set, T. Johnson; fourth
prize, S25 in gold. F. Luby; fifth prize,
parlor lamp, Louis Fournier.
The exercises at the prison on the
Fourth of July were very interesting,
and proved to help pass away several
pleasant hours to the unfortunate in
mates who are confined there ON Amer
ica's natal day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Foster, of Aber-
deem, Dak., and Mr.. and Mrs. Newton
McKuSick, of Minneapolis, were in
the city last Sunday in attendance upon
the funeral of their mother, Mrs John
Green.
III. Z. King and Miss Grace Torinus
were married at Arcola, Minn., July 5.
at the residence of Mrs. Gracia Mower.
by Rev. j. III. Stowe, of the Ascension
church.
The 2:05 train on the Duluth railway
this afternoon will take out lot of en-
thusiaStic base ballists to see the Mime
apolis and Kansas City clubs play.
The steamer Isaac Staples made sew
eral trips down the lake on the 4th of
July, many preferring trip ON the
water to the dusty streets.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
George f. Rankin will be pleased to
learn of the advent of a new baby at
their home at st. Cloud.
On Monday evening Pat Killen, as
sisted by a number of the fistic frater-
nifty, will give an exhibition at the
Grand opera house.
Datar hic cor of
West Union, To-. have closed up their
business here and gone to LindStrOm on
a fishing tour.
William Walsh was awarded the first
money in the 150-yard foot race OH the
Fourth of July, the professional being
barred.
Mrs. W. S. Conrad. who has been Wis
iting for some time in Virginia, will re-
turn about the Goth of this month.
Myron McKusick. John Combs and
Ed Butts attended the Twin City races
on Thursday at Hamline.
Mrs. Hamilton and Miss Cummings,
of Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Richard
Taylor, on East Olive street.
Mrs. Dare, of Minneapolis sister of
| P. E. and Clifton A. Bennett, of this
city, spent the Fourth here.
Prof. Freligh, brother of DR.. Freligh.
of this city, is day clerk at the Lake
| Park hotel, at Minnetonka.
Robert w. Peckham, of Chicago, an
! old residenter here, spent few hours
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Long rejoice in
the advent of little daughter at their
home on July 2.
| Mrs. Jacob Bean left Thursday even
ing for the seashore and will be absent
several weeks.
Miss Lucy Brown was visiting Miss
Grace armstrong last Monday in Min
neapolis.
Mrs. George Low and children have
gone to Oldtown, Me-, on a summer
visit.
Miss Lois Sprague is entertaining
Miss Mathers, of Minneapolis, for few
days.