St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-05
SALTWATER NEWS.
General and Social Matters in the
Bluff City.


John CaeSer entertained a party of
friends Saturday evening.
The last dance of the Home club, at
the Sawyer house. is booked for Feb. IA.
Miss Ella Boise, of Davenport, To-,
has been visiting Miss Ernie PaulsOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l.. HoSpes are So
journing at Thomasville, Ga, for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. a. Nj. Clemence, OF Minneapolis,
was visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John COvell.
DR.. and Mrs. Marshall entertained
number of physicians and their wives
"Wednesday.
The Saltwater Gas and Electric Light
company are about putting in system
of incandeScent lights here.
This afternoon at $50. at the prison,
the inmates will be addressed by num-
Der of advocates OF temperance.
The price of the charity reception"
Tuesday evening, at the new union de-
pot, has been fixed at 81 per couple.
Miss Myra Patwell entertained about
forty of her young friends "Wednesday
evening at her home, 621 West Churchill
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K. Doe will enter
tain the Guild and Parish Aid society
Wednesday evening at the Sawyer
house.
Rev. J. w. Luke was installed as pas
tor of the Baptist church Tuesday even
ing. Rev. w. w. Dawson, of st. Paul,
preaching the sermon.
\ largely successful entertainment
was given at the residence Of Aid. Con-
rad "Wednesday night for the benefit OF
the Ascension Church guild.
The St. CroiX Post German has been
purchased by Rudolph Lehmicke, Jr.,
and +. c. Neumeler and will hereafter
conduct both the newspaper and job
office.
Mrs. William Sauntry left on Thurs
day last for Colorado Springs, hoping to
get to her destination, having been
forced to return OH account OF snow
blOckadeS the first time.
On Friday evening "Ye Olde Folks
concerto at the Grand opera house
will be given, under the auspices of the
| Choral Society of the First Presbyterian
| church, assisted by other local talent.
III. c. Farmer, whose three-hOrse tan
dem team won the first prize in the
grand parade at st. Paul Friday, was
out yesterday afternoon exercising his
team about the city. They have been
| Will OOCOllIC OllO VI
| the carnival souvenirs.
The new pipe organ for Ascension
church arrived in this city yesterday
and will be put i'll place at once. 1t is
of the same manufacture as the one
burned in the church last spring, but is
larger and better instrument. The
church will be dedicated about Easter.
The first trains will be run out of the
union station on Tuesday morning at
7:4O Supt. Case, of the Milwaukee
road, and Scott, of the Omaha, will be
here at a. m. Monday to meet the citi-
ZenS and perfect arrangements. Prepa-
ratiOns for the formal opening in the
evening are going steadily on and there
are indications that it vii be the largest
and most enthusiastic gathering the city
has witnessed i'll many years.
Wednesday evening last the Young
Ladies' club, of this city, composed OF
some thirty odd members, gave leap
year ball at the hall in the opera house.
which was largely attended. The occa.
sion was one that will long remembered
as pleasant affair. The young ladies
who had the matter in charge are to be
congratulated upon the happy results
OF their efforts. The party was full
dress, and nearly all the young ladies
were attired in white, while the gents
wore the conventional black. The
grand march was begun at $3.50 O'Clock
and the dancing was continued until ;
a. IN. At midnight the ladies served {
lap supper, which was model of Gull
nary display. LipdblO0m Il Graham's
orchestra furnished the music.