St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-11
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
Doings of Prominent People of the
Bluff City.


D. B. Staples has returned from q;
Southern trip. =
Mrs. S. R. Stinson and daughter have!
returned from Fargo. q
Senator Sabin will leave for Washing
ton early in the week. 8
Miss Louise Minoris guest Of friends
in this city for few days.
C. L. Easton and Henry Drawer have
been in Duluth prospecting.
MIR. and Mrs. p. II. Potts. have arrived
home from their California trip.
Mrs. H. B. Prince was visiting friends
in Minneapolis during last week..
Miss Lulu HollOWelI has been in
Winona, spending her vacation at home.
nc. A. Gilman, Of st. Cloud, was a
guest of Mr.. and, Mrs. &. II. Rankin
Wednesday.
Miss Anna Sprague, of Newark, O., is
a guest of Il. Sprague and family for
short time.
Judge McCluer started for Southern
trip Oh Thursday last, to be away about
three weeks.
The revival services at the First Bap-
fist church will be continued during the
coming week.
Jay Hitchcock has sold his house and
lot on South Second street to Ii. G. Tan
ner for $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Gould and Miss
Irene Wheeler returned Friday from a
trip in the East.
j. E. Slap les went to Faribault yes
terday to visit his son, Sherman, who
attends ''Shattuck."
David Tozer has returned from Hot
Springs, Ark, where he has been
SOjourning for a few weeks.
Robert Murdoch leaves for Murdoch,
Mimi, Wednesday, where he will get
some ideas on sheep raising.
Miss Mary Ann Walton, of South
Saltwater, died yesterday morning of
consumption after a long illness.
Mrs. M. A. Elliott and Mrs. Phillip
McDermott are expected home next
week from their Southern jaunt.
Mrs. Otto Wolber, of Freeport, ILL.,,
has been here for number of days set
Ting up some of her business matters.
Mrs. George 81. Prince entertained a
number of her friends On Tuesday
afternoon with progressive euchre
party.
Miss Minnie Butts has been appointed
as teacher IN the public schools and
been assigned to the 'Schulenburg"
building.
The quarterly meeting of the First
Methodist church will be held to-day,
Rev. w. W. Satterlee acting as presid-
ing elder.
Company K had six new recruits on
Thursday evening last. A number of
the five-year men are thinking of sign
ing for a year.
A red, white and blue sociable was
given OH Friday evening at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. L. jerks, which was
pleasant affair.
The Misses May entertained the
Cooking club on Friday evening at their
home on Pine street. The samples
were unusually good.
The Ladies' Reading club have for
their subject the "Third Crusade and
Richard Ceur de Lion" Monday after
noon at Mrs. Judge McCluer's.
Up. Clark and his son. Frank Clark, of
GAINESVILLE, Wis.,, arrived in the city
Thursday and are making arrange
ments to locate here in business.
''Only Woman's Heart" will proba-
bly, be given at the Grand. during the
week, as Miss Blythe is improving and
will be able to travel In few days.
Miss Lois Sprague gave musicale
Friday evening, in which a number of
her friends assisted her, in honor of
Miss Anna Sprague, of Newark, o.
Miss Grace Griffith, who was guest
of her uncle, DR.. w. FL. Pratt, for about
a year in this city, was married at Mar
shall. Mich, Wednesday last to Robert
Wright, of st. Paul, private secretary to
President Stickney, Of the st. Paul &
Kansas City railway.
Sheriff Charles Holcombe celebrated
his fortieth anniversary at his residence,
on South Third street. A number of
his friends gathered around Tuesday
evening and presented him and his
estimable wife with some gifts, as
tokens of their esteem.