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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Hutchinson Haul Ton.

Mrs. f. N. Harrington is back from
Washington. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ.
Nelson, of ST. Paul, are at their broth
e17s, Mr.. c. b. Burnham Mrs. keeier,
OF Buffalo, Wright county, is at her
son-in-laW's, Mr.. {. Is. Durham Ed
itor Burt ". Day came up from st.
PAUL on Saturday 10 take a rest over
Sunday with his wife and children
Senator Sumner spent Sunday with his
family. Prof. W. NJ. Pendergast went
to the agricultural college on Monday.
III Hon. ". i. Ives was at heme the
1irst Of the week. Harry Wakefield is
al home from the state university.
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White Lake.

Ludwig Covenges visited Mitchell
Wednesday -. Editor Rewayne is in
Huron. the guest of NJ. J. Deenan.
Rev. kuntz spent Sunday in kimball.
guest Of Miss Oseph Olandes, of this
place Mrs. NJ. o. Rowayne visited at
the Dakoplas in kimhail Saturday.
Little Talket Boom received the gift of
a gold watch from his uncle in Ger
many Mrs. /. n. Keplar is in Charles
Mix county, visiting :. Mrs. Celia
Ryne, a sister of Hon. J. C. Ryne. left
for her home in kimball Friday -. The
social at Mrs. j. e. PreSton's Wednes-
day evening was a success.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Bismarck Is GAY.

The invited guests at the Barnes
Heron wedding last week were Mr..
and Mrs. James A. Ward. Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Tuohy, DIR. and Mrs. Fra
ser. Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. George I. Webster. Mr.. and Mrs.
81. Y. Wetherby, Mrs. DiebeI. Mrs.
Nakeman, Misses Meade, Josiin, Little.
Haight, Norris, Thomas, Enright, Com
eTford. Nakeman. the Misses HiIlyer
and the Misses Davidson. Messrs. DIR.
CorSon, Dr. Petit. 0. H. Whitaker. Al
fred Whitaker, Ferdinand Whitaker.
". p. Meffet. T. J. Elavin, ]. w.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Lake Benton.

A. G. Matthews has gone to St. Paul.
ii. \. Brigb&man has gone to Cresco,
To-. Mrs. d. p. 01in is in Balaton.
George Koch has returned to Lake Ben
ton.-- William Biggs has returned
from Illinois. Rev. II. ". Parsons
has gone TO Jasper. MINI. W. g. Nc
Arthur went to Woodstock Tuesday.
Mrs. August Welsand. OF Marshfeld,
died Wednesday. She, with her hus-
band. have resided in Lincoln county
fifteen years. She leaves large family
of boys. The masquerade of Thurs
day. March Z, Is the Aearest We came to
an inaugural ball.
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A GREAT Loss AyERrED.
Better Equipment Needed for
Protection Against Fire.

Special to the GloDe.
BRookINGs, S. D., March s.-An
alarm OF fire on recent morning at 6
o'clock brought out the fire company
and citizens to find the old hotel at the
corner OF Main and Williams streets i'm
a fair way to destruction. Prompt eff
fort save the building and the town.
which is a collection of kindiIng yoed
only awaiting the match to be set at
the proper time at night. The fire
originated in the garnet, near the Chin
ney, where pile of twisted hay was
found. Considerable excitement pre-
walls, As the circumstances are deemed
conclusive of incendiarism.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Marshall Notes.

Mr.. and Mrs.O. E. Maxson,o of CANDY.
and daugh~ are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". A. Maxon - Miss \. Fitch is
visiting friends in Minneapolis The
first of a series Of club dances will be
held at q. A. f. hall Friday evening.
Mrs. j. A. Hunter. of Tracy, was a VS.
itor with friends here last week. Mrs.
n. P. Lyon is entertaining a friend from
abroad. -. Miss Ella Webster visited her
friend Mrs. kinmore in Tracy last
week. 1Ts. j. Gibbons gave a party
in honor Of her little daughters birth
dav Friday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Henderson Hits.

Alvin Poehler left for California Mon
day on short visit. Mra J p. Kirby,
Mrs. Wright and Miss Able Myrick
spent the first Of the week at Elysian.
-. Misses Susie and Cora WEIGH Wis
tied relatives in st. Paul this week
August Stucke ana family have re-
turned to our city from HUTCHINSON. and
viii reSIde here permanently. Patrick
Tierney apd family, of Gibben, have
taken up their residence In our city.
The social dance given by the Fire De-
paTtment Social club Monday evening
was a very pleasant affair. 4 large
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
GAINESVILLE Jottings.

Miss Thompson closed her school in
the Ralehford district Friday last.
Mrs. Francisco, of Blue Earth county,
is guest of her parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
II. D.Cebb.. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. D.Smith.
Of Alma City, were in town Tuesday
morning last. Christie Morgan and
Miss Bridget Gallagan were married
last week j. Mrs. j. e. Hemphlll, of
Faribault, is visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Henry and fam
lily visited Minneapolis during the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
WISCONSIN.
Prescott.

Mrs. Ellen Alears departed for Indi-
ana, to remain the balance of the win
ter. Miss Annie Ross returned from
West Superior Friday. Rev. S. Mack.
of Minneapolis, was the guest of A.
BHsehman and wife last week. Mrs.
A. d. Fitch, of st. Paul Park, visited
friends in town the past week. Mrs.
Harvey Todd went 10 Fargo, OAK.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
A NEW SPAPER MAN
Who Will Accept Office, Not for
Politics or Revenue, bnt the
Public Veal,
Snecial a the Glohe.

Special TO the Globe.
FARGo, \. D.. March S.-John C.
Miller, citizen of Moorhead, who has
long been known in politics as a man Of
ability and uncompTomising integrity,
has accepted the proposition of his many
friends TO become candidate for city
recorder of Moorhead. and viii. an
aeubtedly, be elected by an almost
unanimous vote. The popularity of
Mr.. Miller does not depend upon his
politics, but upon his well known lnteg-
rity and faithful discharge of public
trusts. For many years he has occupied
positions requiring the most careful and
studioHs labor which has always been
completed TO the satisfaction OF all CON
eerned. His friends in Fargo. where he
IS well aud most faFerably known, wish
him every success.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Sank Center.

The Society of Christian Endearor
gave crazy sociable at the residence
of Mrs. W c. p. IIillsdale Tuesday
evening. The crazy young ladies were
Misses Lille Robbins. Eta Bishop. Lee
ona Dennis. Callie Edgar, Edith White
field. Edna Woods. frankie Wilkins.
JAM Petit, Lillian and Grace Knott
Eiss Lizzie TAFT is home for few days
from the Normal school at ST. Cloud.
Mrs. S. L. Lockwood was given birth
day surprise party Monday evening
DIR. J. MeMasters and daughter. MISS
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Eyota.

sIrs. A. J. Bear is visiting friends in
Rochester. Mrs. G. r. Gould enter
tanned at tea last Friday Mr.. and Mrs.
s. Z. Keeler and children. Mrs. J. H.
Bliss i in Kaoson Mrs A. W. Stinch-
field and children We're the guests of
Mrs. II. t. Gerry. OF Rochester. a few
days last week =. Miss leila Russian.
OF Rochester, visited her parents Satur-
day Mrs. :. Z. keeler entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. ". I. Seymour at dinner
last Thursday Miss Maggie Marum.
of kasson, called or friends here Tues
day on her way to Chatfield. Eddie
Cook entertained a number of his
friends Tuesday evening. Miss Clio
Flank Was in town Monday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Dodge Center.

Miss Anna Kundert, OF Mantorville,
sister of Mrs. l.. Thuett. is visiting the
latter ii this place Ms. T. 5.
Allen gave party to the members of
her Sunday school class Tuesday even
ing. Those present We're Misses Mamie
Latta, 0ssa Johnson. Mabel Armstrong.
Fernie Spurbeck; Messrs. Jay Brewer.
Frank HumaSon, Willie Grail, Frank
Armstrong, Martin Grayer, Mark Fan
cher and Harry Humason. Mrs. S. A.
Whitney entertained Miss Kitty Mon
gomery, of Piainview. Sunday.
Mrs. Daniels IS making visit at Water
town, Oak. . Miss Blanche ingham en-
tertained 4 number Of her young friends
Thursday evening. Frank Nilkin
spent Sunday in Rochester with his
parSnts. Mrs. Underwood entertained
Mrs. :. Z. Kinney Tuesday afternoon.
-. Miss lnez George Spent Wednesday
In West Concord - Mrs. Perry Frank
LIN Is in Ninnebago City.
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LuFerne.

Mr.. and AIRS. La Due entertained a
large number of friends at their home
Tuesday evening. - Mr.. and Mrs. Dr.
Spaldilg were in Rock Rapids Sunday.
Miss Edith Foot went to Frosky
Wednesday -. MIR. and Mrs. W. Ii.
kummel. Of Berver Greek. were In
town Wednesday Mrs. Royce. of Ce-
oar Falls. came to Luverne Monday
Miss Mary Gillian and Miss Eta Shaw
Yer went to Sioux Falls Thursday -.
Mrs. q. NJ. Henton went 10 Fail River,
Wis. "Wednesday. Mir. and Mrs.
Turner are visiting relatives in Beloit.
Wis. Mrs. Schisoe Is the guest of
Mrs. j. {. SSaXton. Mrs. Z. Johnes, of
Valley Springs. is visiting ia town.
The Ladies' nifty circle met with Mrs.
Gibson Saturday -. Mr.. and Mrs. :. W.
Thompson returned from trip TO Cali
fOrnia Saturday
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PiainyieW.

Mr. and Mrs. Len T. Meaeham at
tended the masquerade ball at Eigin
on Friday evening Miss Knapp. of
Rochester. was entertained by Mrs.
DIR. left Wednesday Mrs. a. J.
Olds. of St. Charles. is the guest OF
friends here this week Mr.. and Mrs.
q. Stewart. of Winena. are in town.
Mrs. Burnbam, of Casselton, is the
guest of friends here. Mrs. J. F.
Pope was at Eyeta Thursday Miss
Title Sheriff is visiting Mrs. r. Rock
we'll
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Austin Echoes.

Miss Delta Anderson spent Sunday
Emmetsbnrgh. Mrs. johnny Anderson
is visiting friends in Wells :. Mrs.
George Campbell returned Wednesday
to her home in Minneapolis. Miss
Alice Morgan gave card party at her
home Tuesday evening....MrS. Schooner,
of Mason City. is the guest of Mrs. Far
ris.. Mrs. Joseph SchwaR returned
Tuesday to her home i'll Minneapolis.
=. Mrs. Durham spent few days OF
this week with her parents of Blooming
Prairie
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Nfoorhead Mosaic,

The Key City Hook and Ladder COM
pany's seventh annual masked bali.
which took place last Friday night in
the opera house was grand success.
The house was packed. The prize win
ners were: The most handsomely
dressed lady, Dena Void: prize, beauti-
fu1 dressing case in amber: most hand
someley dressed gentleman, Ed Love
dahl; prize, silver emp. The best comic
1ady's costume. William Forsyth. who
took a negro woman'S character; prize,
plush papetry case. Best comic gentle
mans costume, Robert Hart; prize, box
of cigars. In the Waiting contest, two
trials being had, Miss Hal! got first prize,
plush glove case. Mr.. Butney, first
prize, cigar stand. Supper was served
at the Jay Cook house Mr.. and Mrs.
George Thompson returned Friday
evening from Fergus Falls and the
funeral of Mrs. Thompson,s father .. :.
Charlie Lamphere returned Saturday
from Spokane Fails. Capt. E. a.
delivered a temperance lecture Friday
evening in the Baptist church. -. 1t is
rum ored that EX-Mayor John Erickson
has gone TO Washington, ID. c.,
to press his application for ap-
polntment as minister to Sweden. -.
B. NJ. Maekall has sold ont his business
in Duluth and returned TO this city.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G.. SInytIl,
Tuesday, a son -. Miss ReFa Park left
Tuesday morning for Hickson TO teach
another term OF school. "A. L. Moody
returned Wednesday from an extensive
visit East Will Titus has gone TO St.
Paul TO have his eyes treated : . The
Kector's guild met with Mrs. J. d. Mer-
rift Thursday afternoon Cyrus W. F.
0'Cennor, chief clerk of the Grand Pa
cific hotel. has resigned and will leave
Thursday night for New York city,
where. II is reported on good authority,
that he has recently fallen heir to a
large estate. MIR. O'Connor expects to
make an European tour next summer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
tRosenount.

The dance given by Mr.. and Mrs.
John Gilman Thursday evening was one
OF the pleasantest Of the season. Among
those present were Misses Maggie and
Annie Hyla-,d, Nellie Harper, Emma
Aurtz, Bessi's ld Sarah Underwood. of
Rosemount; Miss Meeker. Misses Gertie
Chapel, Minnie Lazress. Minnie Bur
ton. Messrs. Harry Barnum. Elmin
1ryin, merrill Meeker. Charley Tomson.
VIII Rio ~ Frank Bennett, Farming
ton, Lakegliie. Misses Mamie Hyland.
Mamie Mckenna. MIS- G. Akin, Messrs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Red Wing.

Mrs. T. II. Druse. South Red Wing,
entertained the sewing branch of the
~ amens' Relief corps Saturday Mr.
and Mrs H. s. Rich left Friday evening
on q visit among Eastern friends Mr..
and Mrs. o. q. Bundle. Bush street,
entertained the Concordia Progressive
Euchre club Friday evening =. DIR. and
Mrs. b. Jaehnig gave a card party TO
some thirty OF their friends Thursday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Feath-
erStGne were recent guests at the resi-
dence of Frank Pomeroy at River Falls.
80. Mrs. |. 5. Richardson. who has been
visiting Mrs. :. l.. Foot. of this city. has
returned TO her home in Lake City
MI. and Mrs. Carl Peterson, of Stock
holm, Wis, were guests this week of
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Josephson, of Pine
street Mrs. L. Neudeck, Of Fort
Dodge, To-. is visiting friends and rela-
tives in this city and vicinity.
Mrs. Eugene Thorpe. OF Fari-
Mrs. A. Behham. East avenue -
fiey. and Mrs. j. FrenfIing came down
from Fish Lake Saturday, and went out
To FaSa, Goodhue county, TO take up
their permanent home there. Mrs. j.
c. Mcclure has returned from Mime
apolis, where she has spent the winter.
-. MISS Charlotte Hewitt. VINO Is
studying music in Minneapolis, is
home on a visit with her parents,
iDr. and Mrs. {. \. Hewitt. -
An enjoyable social party was given by
the members Of Phoenix Hook and Lad
der company Tuesday evening, cards
and dancing constituting the amnse-
ments. Mrs. c. a. Swanson enter
tanned number Of young folks Tues
day evening at her residence on Main
street - Mrs. DR.. q. {. Wellner, of
Nabasha, and children are visiting at
the residence of Air. and Mrs. NJ.
Hickman . . Mrs. c. NJ. Purdy has re
turned to her home at West Superior,
Wis, after an extended visit ia this
city. MI. and Mrs. B. E. Boothroy
leave next week for their new home at
RondeH. Oak Miss Rachel Samuels
is home from a visit with Lake City
friends.
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Albert Lea.


Miss Carrie Gates started Tuesday for
a visit with her parents in Alma City.
Mrs Emma Land entertained about
twenty-five of her lady friends at tea
and a pleasant evening visit last Mon
day evening 49, Miss Annie Hanson re-
turned home from visit in St. Paul
last Sunday evening. - The young peo-
pie OF the Christian EndeaNor society
held pleasant social at the home of
Dr. and Mrs. f. A. BIackmer Monday
evening "A taffy social was held at
Mrs. George Preseott's Friday night
Miss Anna Rogue has given up her
position as professor of music in the
Lutheran school and returned to her
home in Spring Grove. Miss Marie
RaiiSon. of Willmar, has taken her
place. The Whippoorwill club gave
an Inauguration bali on Tuesday even
ing MIR. and Mrs. Roland Tisdeii en-
tertained party of friends on Wednes-
day evening Of last week "A party
was given at the home of MIR. and Mrs.
I. Hue on Thursday evening About
forty of the young friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Grinager surprised them
on Thursday evening. With the
aid of cards and refreshments
very merry evening was passed -.
MISS hl3da Hanson entertained very
pleasant party of friends on Friday
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Il. o. Hank
ness gave large tea party on Friday
evening - Misses Annie Peterson aud
Nellie Mains were the guests of Mrs.J.
Z. Murphy. of Austin, last week. DR..
and Mrs. ID. s. Moore, Miss Clara Eek
ert, ana Fred E. White, of Northwood.
To-. were guests of friends in town last
week. Mr.. aud Mrs. J. ". Gates, of
Mankato, were guests of friends over
SUNDAY,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09

Mrs. ]. s. Oliver entertained the
ladies' foreign missionary society
OF the Presbyterian church at
her rooms in the Depot hotel on Thurs
day afternoon -. Mrs. George W.
Chase returned ca Saturday from a
EiSlt with her parents in La Crosse, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. BaYard Beach are Civ
ing series of entertainments. On
Thursday evening they entertained G.
{. Dunlap and wife, john III. Miller
and wife, George 2. Swift and wife, q.
w Abel and wife Those present on
Saturday evening were John Cain and
wife, Ed ]. Miller and wife, Wilson NJ.
Cash and wife Francis Bacon
was considered by the Alpha
club at its meeting with Mrs. John
Cain on Friday afternoon "A pre-
gFessiye euchre party was given Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Kelley.
The prize winners were Mrs. r. II.
Brown, Mrs. Ed Miller and Mrs. e. NJ.
Harrison. George II. Newman and
wife. of Gettysburg, visited friends
here this week. Mrs. ". W. Mitchell,
of Portland, Ore, is guest of Wallace
Tyler and wife. ". l.. King and wife.
OF Aberdeen, are spending a few days
IN the city &. Lanbe and wife have
returned from St. Paul Miss Annie
Rardall has gone to BFookings to at
tend the agricultural college. C.
Bioant and wife are enjoying visit
with their Son-in-laW, ]. M. Larabee. of
st. Paul Miss Hattie Holly has re-
turned TO her home in Pierre Mrs. r.
Hubbard is at home from her visit TO
New York.
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Caledonia Clippings.

Mrs. ". NJ. Colleran entertained a
large company at progressive euchre
Friday evening. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Spafford Williams, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. @. Sprague. MIR. and Mrs. W.
II. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Smalley.
MIR. and Mrs. G. c. DFowley, MI and
Mrs. c. E. Lyman, MIR. and Mrs. NJ.
Emery, Misses Anna Park. Mary brow
ley, Ida ToWnsed, MessTs. DrowIey and
g. F. Moltz. Miss Julia Sprague
is at home from the Winona
Normal school for a short visit.
Mrs. n. +. kranz, Of La Crosse, is
spending few days with the family of
\. koob. Miss Mary DorivaI cele-
brated her nineteenth birthday ami
verSary by party TO her young lady
friends. Mrs. E. e. Kremer and the
family Of her son, F. B. kremer. re-
turned from Iowa City, and are occupy
ing the kranz property. on Main street.
.frak koob was summoned from LIE
Mars. To-, by the severe Illness OF his
grandfather. = Master George DTowley
gave dancing party to his young
friends Tuesday evening Mrs.
Charles Eberhard. of Mound Prairie,
was the guest of Mrs. A. Mason during
the week.
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Waseca Whins.

Miss Gertie Mosher went to New
Richmond the past week to visit friends
-. Miss Carrie Baker leaves for Omaha
this week TO visit friends. Mrs. Will
lam Gordon and son. of GAINESVILLE, Wis,
are visiting in this city. . Mrs. Barney
Cory has returned from Wisconsin. :.
Protraeted meetings are being held this
week at the Baptist church, conducted
by Rev. FOote The Misses Riea,
Gatzmon and Mary Norton have re-
turned to Rochester after short visit
with friends in this city . Mrs. Ray
mond. of Ninona, is visiting here. -.
A Methodist sociable was held at the
residence of mir. ard Mrs. ]. A. Pugh
on Thursday evening last. A musical
entertainment will be given by the
Naseca coTnet band on the 10th inst.
Miss Flora Cornee has returned
from visit TO Winona D.. Mrs. Thomas
Lynch, who was very i'll, is improving.
The Catholic Literary and Dramatic
club is preparing a drama to be pre-
sented in this city Oh March 49,. Mr..
and Mrs. Deloss Smith have returned
from ST. Louis, Mo Mr.. and Mrs.
William Everett have returned from
their Southern trip. Miss Mary E.
Murray and her mother, Mrs p Muir
ray. visited relatives at Elysian the
mast week
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THE HURON CIRCLE.
That Takes In About All the
People of the South.

Special TO the Globe
Huron, S. D., March San immense
plaeard hangs in the Depot hotel Office
which attracts the attention of every
body entering the room. On il is
written in bold letters the following
suggestive statement:
A FEW STATISTICS.
Population of South Dakota, by last
census, Official. - .------- 263, 465
Population within q radius of 100
miles from Huron, east. west,
north, south. .-.-.....-.-...- .24o, $40
Leaving west OF the radius only 226l6
Huron and some of her competitors
for capital hOnors in 1885, official vote:
huron --..-..--. II. $50
Sioux Fails. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1888
Chamberlain. Observation-Disclosures. 3232
Alexandria. - 374
Pierre. -....---- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1854
Huron Plurality Observation-Disclosures. 2,12l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09

Mir, and Mrs. I. Sarline, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. q. c. johnson. Misses Russell, Della
Steppe. Maude Dodge, Winnie Bennett,
Nellie Nelson, Bert Winter, B. c. Mel
son, ". h. Gaid, =Raliff Wales, A. II.
Steppe .Dicsand Miss Cara Odds.
OF St.Cioud. spent the past week here.
Miss Belle Jacobs. of Sioux Agency,
spent Saturday here. Miss Anna
Aesti has been visiting in Montivideo.
-. Frank H. Barton. of ST. Paul. visited
friends here Friday. Mr.. Eelschin
returned home Friday from visit to
3lis daughter, Mrs. George Gregg, of ST.
Paul. -. Clarence and Carl, twins, sons
of Mr. and Mrs. X. Z. Nesti, We're
buried Sunday in one coffin, both dying
In IweGty-four hours. ..-G. ". Camie
- visiting his mother.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
st. Peter.

One Of the pleasantest social events
Of the season was The party given at
Opera House hall "Wednesday evening
by the Y. NJ. .. c. Among the ladies
present were Miss Bessie LytIe. St.
Paul; the Misses Kate and Alice Doran,
Misses Thomas, GeIme1h, Cole. Hunlen.
Frisbie, lie Sueur: Misses n. l.. Ford,
Minnie EYenSOn, Lavine johnson, Allie
Snyder, Cora Nutter, Loretta and Lilly
Delaney. Julia Woods, Tiena Lambert.
Lizzie Brandt, Alma Schumacher, LII
ian Cox. Jeanette Fitch, iona Ludcke.
Julia Schlender, Dot Rogers. Mrs. Rib
Bile. Mrs. A. Johnson. Mrs. DR.. Kill
bOurn. of this city. Miss Hortense Dan
iels returned to Falrbault Thursday.
Miss Annie StelZen is the guest Of Miss
Hartman, Of Mankato Miss Ella Hoyt
and Miss Burk. of LIE Sueur. spent
"wednesday IL this city Miss Alma
Schumacher entertained q number of
friends Wednesday at progressive
euclIre Misses Ella and Grace RibDle
entertained about thirty friends at her
home Monday evening. Dancing was
the chief amusement. Mrs. F. ii.
kneelaud, OF Brainerd, is the guest of
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. James Nutter
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-09
Redfeld Remarks.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. Comrie visited friends
at Aberdeen Monday. Miss Anna
Sheridan came down from Worthwhile
Tuesday -. Mr.. anu Mrs. Kneleh and
daughter returned Monday from an ex-
tended visit at Earlsyille, Iii Miss
Marion Waterman, of Clark, Oak, has
returned, and will resume her work at
the college - Mrs. n. F. Ferguson
spent last week with friends at Aber-
deem. The drama Under the Lau-
rels," was rendered by the y. Pee. al
the opera house Wednesday evening
The \. ?. c. L. held their first anniver-
sary on Sunday last at the NJ. E. church
-. The ladies of Trinity guild held a
soclabie at the residence of Mrs. 81.
Beecher Oh Wednesday evening.
The NJ. E. Aid society met with Mrs.
John Myers Wednesday afternoon.
Married, at the residence of the brides
parents on Saturday last, Mr.. w. G..
Kiser and Miss Ida Myers. Rev. James
Rowe officiating. An impromptu bali,
under the management of Prof. Hol-
comb. Of st. Paul, was given at the
opera house on Friday evening. Among
the guests from abroad were Messrs. s..
II. and o. B. LOOMS. of ST. Paul, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinman, OF Brookings.