St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-19
Personal AND SOCIAL.

Aid. Dryer left for Chicago last night.
Hon. B. F. Butler, of Lowell, Mass, is
stopping at the West.
Sheriff Swenson left last evening for Kan
sas City on official business.
The Swtchmen's annual excursion will be
held at Bald Eagle lake, July 1.
Miss Maude Corbett is again at home. after
a pleasant visit among friends at st. Cloud.
The Gustavus Adolphus Swedish Guards
society will picnic at Forest Lake, June ri.
Mayor A. A. Ames is expected home to-
morrow Or next day. At last accounts he
was in Portland, Me.
The work has been begun upon the cells
in which Tim and Pete Barrett are to be con-
fined prior TO their execution July 13.
At the Free Baptist church, corner Seventh
street and First avenue south, there will be
free lecture on prohibition" by Rev. +. o.
Holman, of st. Paul. tonight.
The masonic lodge enjoyed pleasant
evening at their hall. lis Hennepin avenue,
last night. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Dorner served
an elaborate repast of choice eatables.
An infant daughter of Mrs. Jennie O'Neil
Potter. the elocutionist, died yesterday, and
will be buried from the residence, 1916
Portland avenue, tomorrow at 10 a. N.
Judge E. B. Ames gave reception Satur-
day night in honor of a lady guest The
evening was pleasantly devoted to social in
tercourse, after which an elaborate repaSt
was artiStically served.
Col NJ D. Wilson, purchasing agent CT the
street Car company, left for Chicago last
night intending to purchase fine team for
Capt. Samuel P. Snider, as we'll as take I'M
the convention doings.
Mrs R. H. Clancy has returned from her
wedding trip to visit friends a few days,
after which she will be accompanied to Des
Moines her future home. by her husband, A.
W. Clancy.
The first concert at Lake Harriet park will
occur Saturday, June 80. The manager in
tends to make it a grand event, and every
effort will be made to have everything pass
off in an enjoyable way.
A meeting of those interested in the move
ment to organize cavalry company was held
last evening, but owing to the absence at Chi
cago of number of members, it was decided
40 hold postponed meeting later in the
week.
The Young Mems alliance met at the
Plymouth last night and discussed various
subjects of a Christian character II. B.
Hendley read an interesting paper on
personal Christian Endeavor," which was
afterwards discussed,
Miss. s. E. Waterman, of Danville june
ton, Me-. and great favorite in social cir
cles in the East, is contemplating a western
tour. She will visit her brother at Kansas
CITY. after which she intends to take in the
sights of the Flour City,
Manager Shepherd, Of the West. will
tender banquet to number of lady friends
next Friday evening. During the banquet
and reception hours the DAM orchestra will
give a concert, after which the evening will
be devoted to dancing.
The coroner'sinquest over the remains of
John Wakem, who got caught by the ma
chinery at the Palisade mills Thursday, re-
ceiving injuries from which he died Saturday
at the city hospital. resulted in a verdict yes
terday that the deceased came to his death
from his own carelessness-
The lawn concert and festival, to be given
tomorrow evening by Hugh Harrison, at his
residence on Grove Place, promises to be a
the entertainment will go to the fund of the
Plymouth Kindergarten. On the lava will
be stationed the Danz band, which will
render number of selections. The grounds
will be Illuminated with japanese lanterns.
Refreshments, consisting OF ice cream and
cake will be served by the ladies Of
Plymouth church.