St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25

instrumental music, recitatiOhS, etc.,
closing with about twelve numbers OF
hop. There was good attendance.
There will be sociable and enter
tainment given in the lecture room of
the Presbyterian church on Friday
evening next, by the young people of
the church. A good programme will be
presented.
John Garvin had a finger smashed
while attending to some duties on the
train on which he was employed on
Monday. and has gone to his home at
Eau Claire, to rest and recuperate.
About twenty members of Garnet
lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, will go to Du-
luth on "Wednesday to participate in the
laying of the corner stone of the new
Masonic temple in that city.
A party from Aurora, Ind, consisting
of j. A. Eggleston and wife, w. G. Estee
and wife, and II. l.. McWilthey and
wife were at the lake the past week.
stopping at the Williams.
Mrs. Annie Wark-Fisher and chill
dren. of Montana, have been visiting
the family of her brother, w. J. Wark,
at Lake Shore this week.
Joe Hooker Camp, Sons of Veterans,
is making active prepar atoms for its
first ball, which will take place in CObb'S
new hall about Sept. 20.
James c. Murray and Daniel Getty
will serve Uncle Sam in the capacity Of
grand iurymen at st. Paul, which con-
venes on the I7th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Yapp have had
as their guests during the week, Miss
Nelson, of Minneapolis, and Fred
Knight, of st. Paul.
MI. and Mrs. M. c. Storrs, of this
place, accompanied by Mrs. Larson, OF
Minneapolis, enjoyed pleasure trip to
Duluth this week.
Charles Dunn returned the first of
the week from Saratoga, N. Y, and
joined his family, who are stopping at
the Park Place.
Mrs. w. H. Drake has had as her
guests at the Lakeside cottage, during
the week c. G. and Mrs. Thompson. OF
Lafayette, Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Fairchild
have had as their guest at the Williams
during the past week Miss Grace White,
of st. Paul.
Mrs. L. P. Gribben and son, of st.
Paul, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Dean, at the Williams, few days
this week.
John Musser, of Chicago, spent a
short time this week with his family,
who are spending the summer here.
Prof. J. F. Mackey was attending the
high school teachers council in Min
neapOlis few days the past week.
Mir. and Mrs. James Waters have had
as guest at their residence this week
Mrs. John Donnelly, of st. Paul.
Sbnvif 1,n :,
of st. PauliteS who attended the fire
mems ball on Friday night last.
Truman w. Ingersoll has returned
to Birch lodge from trip North, where
he has been visiting relatives.
Bernard Walters, conductor on the
"Omaha," visited with his parents here
a short time this week.
NJ. Clarity, who has been spending
the summer here, has returned to his
home at Sank Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Curtiss, of Oak
Grove camp, paid visit to Glencoe for
few days this week.
The band concerts on Wednesday and
Saturday evenings at the Leip continue
to draw good crowds.
Col. Leip attended the banquet tend
cred Dr.. Stamm at the Merchants IN
st. Paul on Monday.
Mrs. j. Myers and John Heller, OF
Louisville. KY, are visiting at the resi-
denee of l.. Singer.
Andrew Jardine has been re-engaged
to teach the White Bear Beach school
the coming year.
Mrs. Bertha Johnson, of Minnawau-
kOen, n. d., visited her brother, Charles
Gall, this week.
William Tanner, of Kansas City, has
been enjoying the beauties of the lake
the past week.
P. T. Thompson, of Louisville. KY,
is at the Williams for the remainder of
the season.
DR.. c. B. Witherle. secretary of the
state medical society, was at the lake
this week.
Mrs W. H. Cummings and children
visited at Taylor'S Falls short time
this week.
DR.. Welch and wife had as their guest
Sunday at the Williams, Will Ford, OF
ST. Paul.
Rev. Morgan. of West st. Paul, has
been visiting friends at White Bear
Beach.
Prof. Lyman, of Chicago, the famous
elOcutiOnlst, is gueStat Maj. Stralght'S.
Manitou lodge. K. P. has it's regular
meeting on Tuesday evening next.
s. w. Avery, of Springfield, Mass,
was visitor during the past week.
The Thursday evening hop at the
Leip was fairly we'll attended.
Miss Clara DOTS, of Lakeland. is the
guest of Mrs. George Marco.
Miss Mamie Bourquist has returned
to her home at North Branch.
l.. F. Colville is a new arrival at Oak
Grove camp from st. Paul.
Mrs. John Shulze is visiting her sister
at East Pennington, Wis.
M. Furgusson. of Chicago, has been a
the lake during the week.
The Hotel Mahtomedi closed for the
season on Saturday.
John McGrath was in Duluth for a
few days this week.
A. j. Wampler has gone chicken
hunting.