St. Paul daily globe., 1889-04-13
Eergus Falls.

J !. 1. DItIt dIlu DJ1uS Gcluflltu
home from Albany, n. Y, the last Of
the week, and received friends at their
home i'll their residence, in the town OF
st. Olaf. Saturday evening. Miss
Olcana Rohu will teach school for the
next three months i'll Eagle Lake. -.
Miss Ida Dewey is teaching in St. Olaf.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Nickerson, of
Eagle Bend, are visiting Mrs. Nick
NJ. Tyson and family have removed
to Eining Miss Alma Johnson is Wis
iting Mrs. Bond and family at Eagle
Bend. Miss Stowe, of Stone Prairie,
has begun term of school il one OF the
Parkers Prairie districts . Mrs. Plyn
Aldrich and her sister, Miss May
Turner, of Woodside, called on some OF
their friends during the week . . Mr..
and Mrs. Levi Warmer have returned
to Parkers Prairie from Wadcna. -.
Judge l.. l.. Baxter returned
Saturday from Granite Falls -.
Miss May Underwood has re-
turned TO her school in Friberg
Mrs. K. IL. Pha!on and children re-
to st. Paul . Miss Helen Gryting left
for Maplewood Monday morning :.
Prof. o. L. Mcintosh and wife, OF St.
Paul, arrived Monday TO make brief
visit here. Mr.. and Mrs. Rathbun. of
Pelican Rapids, have been here during
the week -. Mrs. Basyc, mother of
Miss Bessie Basye, and Mrs. Jewett,
arrived Thursday from Wisconsin. :.
Rev. George Johnson, Of Red Lake
Falls, was visiting old friends here
Thursday and Friday. Pref. Il. NJ.
Reynolds and his daughter, Miss Grace
Reynolds, have returned from La
Crosse. Mrs. Crayton. of Battle Lake,
has been i'll the city during the week.
Miss TriXie Czeskieba gave Il birth
day party with the following guests in
attendance: Misses Edith Burnham,
Maud Eames. Clara Cole, Ethel Collier,
Myrtle Grant. Goldcnrod Grant, Lulu
Brown, Ethel Farmer, Eta Chase,
Mabel Tarr, Blanche Mckay, Georgia
Mckay. Maggie Compton, Messrs.
Able Van Praag, Charles Grass,
Lee Farmer. Clyde Farmer.
George Bell, Fred Farmer, VIII Van
Praag. VIII Compton. Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. Burton are visiting friendskin Samb-
ler.. The marriage Of George Rey-
nolds to Miss May Moves, OF the town
of Orwell, occurred in this city Thurs
day afternoon. Rev. G. {. Pollock Off
clating. "A concert was given la st
evening for the benefit of the Cadet
band, The attendance was large. The
programme included selections by
the band and Cadet orches-
ira, instrumental solos by members
of the band. singing by Mrs.
DIR. Duncan, Miss WoodWorth. George
Phillips. DIR. Putnam, Rev. Mr.. Foote
and +. A. Brown. Miss Fannie Cowles
and Mrs. Hutton were the accompan-
lists. The Fergus Fails Bicycle club
held its annual meeting Wednesday
Officers were elected as follows: PreSi-
dent, j. W. Mason: secretary, Harry NJ.
Wheelocl<; treasurer, l.. j. Pickit:
captain, Harry Svcnsgaard: first iicu-
\. Hilton: executive committee,
j. W. Mason, G. b. Lowry.
and Ii. B. Mitchell. The club will take
semi-wcekiy Iuns during the season. -.
Lord Weir. of Scotland. who OWNS the
Grand hotel and much other property
here, arrived on Il visit OF inspection,
Thursday. accompanic d by his family
and servants. During his visit it is eX-
pected reception will be rendered him
by the citizens Miss Bessie Mead
has been appointed a teacher in the
second ward school for the rest OF the
year. Mrs. Brocklehurst having resigned
....john +. Peterson, register of deeds
OF Hennepin county, accompanied by
his friend, Carl Backdahl, of Jonkop,
ing, Sweden, came up Tuesday TO visit
his brother-in-law, A. E. Moberg =.
Rev. W. Mayes Martin and wife are
visiting the iatter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Wilson. Mr. Martin was
formerly pastor of Grace NJ f. church,
and is now located at Plattville. Wis.
-. Mrs. W. c. Bedford has gene to
Kansas City to visit her parents. E.
Rev. c. A. toote aud bride were tend
cred a reception by their parishoners
and friends Tuesday evening at the
parsonage.