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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Rochester.

Mrs. John r. Cook is visiting in st.
Paul. Mrs. A. d. Leet returned from
Pierre, Oak, last Tuesday. Miss Kate
Aries has gone to Minneapolis to visit
few weeks. Mrs. A. T. Stebbins is
visiting III st. Panl. Miss Cora Van
Campen has returned from an extended
visit to Chicago. Mrs. Graetz, an old
lady eighty Years of age, died last Sat-
urday and was buried Monday - Cards
are out for a large dancing party in
cooks hotel next Monday evening,
given by Miss frankie Stevenson. 49,.
MISS Fred Gettman spent Sunday at
her home in Waseca. Mrs. Soule and
her son Bert have returned to their
home III Lisbon, Oak. Misses Mamie
Holmes and Minnie Buttles started for
the West Monday. Miss Holmes des-
unatlon Is Brainerd, and Miss Buttle,s,
Fargo. Mrs. William Brown was at
home to large gathering of young
people Thursday night, TO meet Miss
Maude Luce Miss Lille Young has
returned to her home in Renville
Misses Peck and Smith gave progress
I've enehre party TO a large company
OF young people Monday evening" 80.
or Mrs. Dan McGuane =. Mrs. H. A.
Brown and Mrs. Ameigh started On
visit East last Wednesday. Mary G.
Mind breaches in the Methodist church
next Sunday. Married Feb. 3D. by
Judge Butler, Miss Nettie Lesper to
frank Conover, both of New Haven.
Miss Hattie Cook and George B. Doty
were quietly married last Wednesday at
the residence of Horace Cook, Rev.
Frank Doran officiating. The ceremony
was witnessed by but few intimate
friends. The presents were numerous
and costly. They left on the afternoon
train for Chicago.
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The Watertowp World.

Hon. A. c. Mellette has gone to Wash
ington to look after his interests as gov
ernor of South Dakota. j.. Col. NJ. ".
Sheafe has returned from Bismarck.
Miss Nellie Briggs has returned from
weeks visit with her brother at Castle
wood. ID. a. Stanley is over from the
Black Hills visiting his many friends in
the city. &C. Y. Seward, ". S. Glass,
). Is. Van Buskirk and f. E. Van Lieu
are among the attorneys from Water
town attending court at Huron this
week. j. c. Adams, editor Of the Re
porter and Farmer. at Webster, Oak,
was IN the city Tuesday. George II.
Barnes has gone to Huron on legal BUSH
ness. Prof. Root, of the Day County
Herald, is IN the city visiting friends.
At the ratification meeting on Tuesday
evening to indorSe the admission of
South Dakota the Grand opera house
was filed with anenthusiastic audience.
Mayor Gesley presided, and speeches
were made by Hon. c. G. Williams, ".
II. Donaldson, ". Z. Searritt. Rev.
Clough, ". +. Thomas, D. c. Thomas.
NJ. ". Sheafe, Rev. a. q. Darlington,
". FL. Pierce and Rev. Parker. of this
city: and J. c. Adams, of Webster. The
refrain that ran through all Of the
speeches was statehood for South Da-
k0ta, the capitol for Watertown, and
the goyernorship for Hon. A. c. Mel
lette. The audience was in good humor,
and applauded anything and everything
that was said, sung or done, without
pr9yoeatlon or reconciliation. Some of
the national airs were well rendered by
the glee club,
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Sioux City.

Miss Hattie Allison entertained a
small company of friends at progressive
euehre "Wednesday evening. Mrs. c.
Harris, Mrs. j. w. Lidick, Miss Edna
Merrill ana DR.. Roderick and wife left
Wednesday for trip to New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elihu Smith have re-
turned from an extended trip East
The Gamma Tua gave its last party for
the season at the residence of William
Gordon. on Jones street, "Wednesday
evening -. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. P. Magner
returned from their wedding trip Mon
day i. p. Preece, of Winena, is in
the city and with his wife, who has
been here for several weeks giving in
structlons III DelSarteain movements.
Miss Matte Rice, who has been visit
Ing her sister, Mrs. A. NJ. jackson, for
several days, has returned to her home
IN Council. Rev. S. 5. Hunting, who
has been the guest of John II.
Charles for several weeks, has
gone to his home in Des Moines. -
Misses Lizzie and Carrie Dyke have re-
turned to their Illinois home, after
visiting with Mesdames N. g. Davis and
L. II. Spaulding since corn palace time
....Rey. Mary Stafford. of the Unity
church. who has been in Boston for
several months, has returned home and
occupies the pulpit IN her new church.
Mrs. Lafayette Young, of A tiantic,
IS visiting her sister, Mrs J. NJ. Bolton.
.....James G. and George Fullerton
reached home Wednesday fIom an ex-
tended trip to Europe Mrs. Fannie
Roth, of Alpena. Oak, is visiting
friends in the city Mr.. and Mrs. E.
W. Jordan entertained a number of
friends at whist Friday evening -.
Mr.. aud Mrs David Mould enter
tanned party of friends on Thurs
day evening. Mrs. Mould gave a
ladies' party in the afternoon. So.
Mrs. j. &. Kelly entertained friends at
tea Monday evening -. A number of
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Marks
played progressive euchre at their resi-
denee Monday evening Mrs. j. d.
Spalding gave dinner party on Friday
to Mrs. Cornish. Mr.. WILDER and Mrs.
Beal. =. About thirty of the friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Thomas gathered at
their home on Thursday evening and
enjoyed a good time. The gathering
was complimentary to Mrs A. NJ.
Elliott. who left Saturday to make her
home in Omaha . Mrs. Washington
Griffey and son of Leadyille, Col, are
the guests of Mrs. r. +. Borscher...
Mrs. l.. NJ. Boyle of Norfolk, Neb., is
visiting Mrs. D. I. Gilman.
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WISCONSIN.
PRESCOTT Pleasures.

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Davidson re-
turned Friday to their home in Camp
bell. Mimi. =. Miss Gertie Bliss, OF Oak
Grove, is the guest of Mrs. G. E.
Meacham. Mrs. M. Hicks returned
Friday to her home in Maiden Rock
-. Miss Annie 0'Brien, of Mime
apelis, spent Sunday in this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Fisher entertained
Mrs. William Fisher, Of Hastings, the
past week. Mrs. Cyrus CoYeli re-
turned last week from St. Paul. Miss
Louise Schadegg is spending the week
with friends in Hastings, Mimi. Mr..
Ernest West and Miss Addie McEIroy
were married Saturday and departed
Wednesday for Clifton, Oak, their fu-
tare home Mrs. John Silver returned
TO her home in St.Paul last week Mrs.
Herbert Coveii, of Wabasha, Mimi. is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Coyeil.
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IOWA.
Cresco Clippings.

Miss Jennie Maxson, of Scotland,
Oak, was in town this week. Mrs.
William Theophllus has been spending
a few days at LIE Roy, MINI. Mrs.
William g. Lent is visiting Mrs. 3.
Chaplin in Chester. Iowa. Mrs. L. T.
Meodceek returned Wednesday from
Lime Springs, Iowa. "A musicale was
given Tuesday evening at Lime Springs,
Iowa, in the parlorS of Mrs. G. NJ. Van
LeuYen. Jr. Miss Emma Gally, Of
Ridgeway, Iowa, Misses Edith Webster
and Lanraine Meade and Mrs. II. l..
Price assisted -. The Peak family gave
an entertainment here last Friday even
leg. The ladies taking part were Misses
Mary Lent. Emma Galley, Mary Ernst,
Grace Alle1nan, Carrie Dale, Edith
webster, Mesdames Clarence HalDan,
II. c. Price, c. d. Nichols. FL. E.Lomas,
VIII Lent, William KelloY and Will
lam Theophilus Prof and Mrs. Ling,
OF Lime Springs, Iowa, are Cresco
visitors. -. Miss Alice Miles, Of Cal
mar, Iowa, is i'll town.
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Dodge Center.

Mrs. NJ. L. Carver entertained the
following ladies Wednesday evening:
Mesdames Wedge, Miller, Robertson,
circuit, West. Niekery, Fancher, Hunt,
Misses Fannie Sterling, Hattie klmball.
Jane Steele, Eva Dresback, ISa Miller,
Martha Kerr and Mamie Latta. e. Is.
Day and Miss Maggie Taylor were mar
ried at the Commercial house Saturday.
Feb. %. a number of friends gave
Mr.. and Mrs. R. q. Hill a surprise on
the twentieth anniversary of their
marriage. =. Miss Mary Ingraham
was the guest of friends Sunday
Fred George spent couple of days in
st. Paul Mr.. James E. Lynch, of
this place, and Miss Clara Gulherless,
of Austin, were married Feb. 21 Mr..
and Mrs. A. 6. Bliss, Of Randolph,
Wis. A. c. Prince, of Excelsior. Mimi,
and Miss Clara Prince, of Ripon, Wis.
spent Sunday i'll town = Miss Marian
Lowell, the gifted public reader, gave
an evening with poets at the Congre-
gatlonal church Thursday evening
Milton a. Race, of West Concord, has
been calling on friends in town,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
A REGULAR CIRCUS.
An Attempt to Reconsider the
Morris Bill Causes Fun at Bis
r,1arcE

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, Oak, March 1.-As the
GLOBE predicted, motion was made
in the house to-day to reconsider the
vote by which the Morris railroad bill
had passed. The roll of the house was
demanded, and upon the announcement
that several members had been excused
an acrimonious discussion eusued
upon the speakers right to eX-
cuse members. During this fusilade
of small talk and smaller ideas, those
members who are notorious for the fear
entertained of their constituency of
truck farmers in South Dakota took
numerous occasions to pound the
speaker with insinaationS regarding
his ruling of the day before on the mo-
ton to adjourn, but no move was
made TO depose him. as they
threatened to do last evening.
An hour or more was spent
in waiting for the sergeant-at-arms to
bring in the absentee Lampman. He
played the sick act, but it wouldn't
work. When he appeared motion was
made to lay the motion to reconsider Oh
the table, which was lost on tie vote
of % to p. In addition TO the four
names mentioned in the GLOBE as those
who would change over from supporters
Of the bill TO supporters of the motion
TO reconsider were MeHngh and Elliott,
but the other side also gained two
pTeselytes-Clark and Patton-result-
ing as stated above in tie. Lampman
is prominent alliance talker, but it
was generally understood that some
ocult influence had called him off from
the support OF the Morris measure,
making bis absence doably noticeable,
and when he voted to reconsider
this former measure his ill-cen-
eeaied humiliation and eonfu-
sion were really painful. Further
proceedings were cut short by motion
10 adjourn, each side hoping to gain
more strength tomorrow, there being
four still absent. Supporters of the bill
will claim that parliamentary uSageS do
not permit the matter to be again taken
up, but it is thought Speaker Keith
will not sus tain the point.
The governor vetoed house bills ex-
tending the time of tax sales from De-
tobef to November and allowing county
commissioners to compromise deliIi-
uu9nt taxes. There has been a rewin
the house appropriation committee. 1t
is of malignant type and fully deuel.
oped. The result is a majority and mi
norIty report as wide as the poles.
Each report is accompanied by an omni-
bus bill.
The council put in most of the day on
appropriation bills. These were passed:
Spearfish Normal school, S27. 1eO: Madi-
sen Normal school. S233. 700; Nermillion
university, 81 ,6oo; Grand Forks uni
versity, $50, 800. These sums are for
maintenance. The bill establishing an
industrial school at Aberdeen also
passed. The governor vetoed the
council bill regulating dentistry. The
situation is becoming more Interesting
and torrid every day. and large audI-
eneeS cnnnragafe To see the cirnns
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Luverne Laconics.

Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Spalding went to
Rock Rapids Saturday. Mrs. DIR.
Palmer and Miss Ida Meeker went to
Cherokee. To-, Friday :. d. Miss Blanche
Miles started for 7 ankton, Oak, FRIDAY.
Mrs. Ed Gillian went to Sioux Falls
Friday. -. Miss May Rogers returned
from Sioux Falls Thursday. Ladies'
guild net with Mrs. Wilson Friday.
MI. and Mrs. William Gibson, of Rock
Rapids, were in town Saturday - Mr..
and Mrs. Stone, of Adrian, were in town
Saturday. -. Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. War
ner went to Sioux Rapids. TO-, Friday
Mrs. Perriot will entertain the lth-
ran society this Saturday. Those on
the programme are Misses Lou Bisbee,
Era Miller, Edith Foot, Clara Henton.
Alva Powers, Abbie PARROT -. Mrs.
Young went to Quincy. H.. Monday.
Mrs. Myers went to Kanavanze Tues
day. From there she will go to Rock
Rapids. i. Miss Mary Gillian went to
Sioux Falls Friday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02

an elegant s.hopr Friday evening
Hon. ID. ". Luke and Miss Matte Burr
were married Tuesday by Rev. ii. G.
Mendenhail. The ladies of the M. E.
ehureh gave a maple sugar festival
Thursday evening. The Blossom So
elety" gave seeiable and s.Gypsy ket-
tie Tuesday evening for the benefit of
ST. Paul's church. Mrs. I. P Rieard,
who has been visiting her parents, Mr..
ana Mrs. L. G. Florence, returned to
her home in New York Tuesday. Mrs.
.. w. b. Hunter went to Ojata Tues
day. Mrs. z. NJ. Brown is entertaining
her father, L. c. Shapieigh. and G. c.
shaplelgh, her brother, of tCTookSton. :.
Mrs. r. S. Andres returned from
visit with friends in Minneapolis -.
Miss Conaty was awarded the cake as
Inc most popular young lady, and
Mamie KHAN a lace handkerchief as
the pretflest little miss at recent en-
tertainment given by the Catholic
church. The Y. P. S. c. E. gave
social Thursday evening in the parlOrs
OF the Baptist. Mrs. r. NJ. Sherman
gave a progressive euchre party on
Wednesday evening Mr.. ana Mrs.
w. j. Murphy will leave in a few days
Tor trip through the East. An essay
on 1.-The Jesuits' was read by Miss
Graus at the last meeting of else.
The North Star Social club gave one of
its popular parties Friday evening
The annual Pioneer club party will
take place March 1....Last week Mrs.
j. II. Bosard entertained few friends.
Among them were Mr.. and Mrs. L. 3.
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Tenn
pleton. MIR. and Mrs. Judge Coehrane.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Walker, Mr. and
Mrs. W. Il. Higham, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Fisk. Benjamin Pringle and
bride returned from the East. The
following ladies attended the G. A. Il.
Iarty: Mesdames l.. Freeman, r. A.
Ephraim, Austin, Misses Topping,
O'Cenn9r, Glassford, Henderson,
Frank, Meader, jerks, Aker, Cooper
and Miss Jacobs. of Larimare.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02

turned to her home at Barahoo. Wis.
after spending few months with hel
sister Mrs. c. A. Smith
c: M. Alden, of Minneapolis is
X. e. Nudge, of Warner. Oak, is
spending few days in town. $. MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Babcock. of Minneap-
oils. are guests at j. w. Babeoek's s..
Miss Clara Bum. of Mazeppa. visited
her sister, Mrs. ]. Harmer, Tuesday.
The Amity Enehre club was enter
tanned by Mrs. ID. j. Sawyer Tuesday
evening. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. j. Harner, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Col
Inns, Mr.. and Mrs. ii. Cornweli. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. Jewell, Mrs. DR.. Hill. Mr.. and
Mrs. Richtman, and Mrs. Morehuuse.
Mrs. f. A. Howard was at Roches-
ter Tuesday. Walter Smith, who has
been at Red Wing the past few months,
IS at home for a vacation. DIR. G.
Hill attended the Nashburn reception
Tuesday evening
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Hutchinson.

Mrs. E. NJ. Harrington has gone with
the Flambeau club to Washington.
Miss Addie Brabec is at home after a
long stay. in ST. Paul. Mrs. E NJ.
Harrington visited friends in ST. Paul
last week. =. Mrs. W. 7. Bonnewell has
beeen in st. Paul for the two weeks
past. Hon. fred Summer was with
bis family over Sunday Hon.
W. J. Ives spent the first
OF the week with his family.
W. Z. Harrington was in Glencoe on
Wednesday. Editor Burt W. Day
was the guest of his family on Sunday.
-. Prof. w. ". Pendergast has re-
turned to Minneapolis. Miss Sophie
Pendergast, student of the Mankate
normal, is the guest of her sister, Miss
Mary PenderpaSt, St. Paul,
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RenYille News.

Married at residence of brides
parents. Feb. %. @. Korthef and Miss
Amalia Henning. They took the train
East fer short trip. after which they
will be at home to their friends. The
community joins in wishing them much
JOY and prosperity The masquerade
ball at the town hall. Friday. Feb. IA,
passed off pleasantly, about thirty three
couples participating Miss BERTHE
fleming came up from Hutchin-
son TO attend her sisters we'd
ding. returning Tuesday last.
The Ode Fellows Will give a reception
at Town lali Tuesday, March s. Mr..
Paul Henning, of St. Paul. and Miss
Lena Henuing. who is attending the st.
Joseph's academy at St. Paul, came I'D
Saturday to attend the wedding Of their
sister. They returned on Tuesday last.
-. The Misses HenniDgs entertained
Prof. Bowling at tea on Monday. The
basket social at the NJ. E. church Fri
day. Feb. %, Was enjoyed 10y large
crowd.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Mitchell Matters.

The gentlemen of the Congregational
society entertained their lady friends
last Friday evening. DIR. Dundas and
family have gone to Sioux City to re-
side Mr.. and Mrs. G. g. Cowhick
have returned from their trip East.
Mrs. 2. II. Mills. of Aberdeen, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Ii. RoWley.
Prof. and Mrs. II. E. Kratz returned
from Nermillion Saturday - The ladies
of the Chautauqua circle were enter
tanned by Mrs. w. G.. Dawson Tuesday
night. :. Mr.. and Mrs. B. I'll. Sullivan
have returned from Plankinton. Miss
Allie Vert, who has been visiting Mrs.
T. Fullerton and Mrs. {. FL. Shaw, left
for her home Monday. Supt. Bras
and wife returned from Mt. Vernon
Monday.
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Browns Valley.

A social dance was given at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Avery Fri
day evening -. Miss Prissy Flood, of
Beardsley. was in town Wednesday.
A banquet was given by the order of
OddfelloWs On Washington's birthday
in the rink building. All enjoyed the
entertainment very much. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Freeman left for Peoria
county, Illinois, which place they ex-
Poetic make their home in the future.
Mrs. Frank Campbell and son. of
Ortonyille, are visiting Mrs. John Avery
this week. =. Mrs. w. }. Bulifn, of
Beardsley, occupied the pulpit of the
Baptist church both morning and even
ing OH Sunday. g. Smith and brother
started on the 18th from Illinois for
trip to the Pacific coast. They expect
to return to the Valley in April. Miss
Martin. of Sisseton agency, is in town
this week visiting friends The Long
fellow entertainment at the High school
was for the benefit Of the school libra
ry, TO increase the number of volumes.
Mrs. M. Dale is visiting friends In
the Valley this week.
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Ipswich Items.

The social event of the week was the
select party given by d. Fl. Evans Mon
day evening at the residence of Mrs.
Edison Williams The house was beau
tifully decorated with fresh flowers.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs
q. j. Carter, Mir. and Mrs. q. C. Case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caroline Downing and
others. 1t was an event, long to be re-
membered by those present. The
missionary service held at the Congre-
gatienal church Sunday evening was
very interesting. The programme swas
rendered by Mrs. W. Y. Duggan, Mrs.
w. G. Morgan. Mrs. F. NJ Beals and
Miss Georgia Jackson. There will be
a mothers meeting at the residence of
Mrs. q. J. Barker tomorrow afternoon.
Aninteresting programme has been pre-
pared. The Social club will give
dancing party tomorrow evening.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Donahey spent Monday in
Roscoe. The. Congregational society
serve chicken pie supperto hungry
multitude this evening,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02

very enjoyable time Mr.. and Mrs.
George Gage gave very pleasant pro-
gressiye euchre party Saturday evening
TO number of friends. Miss Cook.
Cruickshanks the first of the week, re
turned to her home in Iowa Saturday.
~. The professional flag festival given
by the ladies of the relief corps Friday
evening OF last week was social and
financial success Mrs. c. \. Nc
Laughliu entertained at tea Thursday
MT. and Mrs O. NJ. Hammond and Mrs.
l.. NJ. Skinner Mrs. C. Brown went
to Dodge Center Wednesday TO spend a
few DAYS with friends
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Waseca Waits.

Miss Mary E. Norton, of Rochester,
Mimi, was in this city the past week
the guest of Mrs. and Mrs. NJ. GotZ-
man z. A. White and Miss Jgems
visited GAINESVILLE on Tuesday evening
last. Miss Ricke Goldman, or Roches-
ter, Mimi, is visiting friends IN this
pity. The Misses r. Breen, NJ. l..
Murray. NJ. Proeckel, L. Buchler. l..
Roster attended a party given on
Wednesday evening last in honor OF
Miss r. Goldman The entertainment
given 10y the young people for the bene,
Fit of the school organ fund was well
attended and success through
put Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Fruax are now in Denver. -
colorado. The annual banquet OF the
Masonic order held Thursday evening
was well attended. .. Mrs. 3. Cory has
Returned from Wisconsin. The W. {.
7. L. met with Mrs. II. Il. Suddith on
Thursday last Mrs. Fred Roth Wis
tied relatives at Faribault the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Goodman
visited Haywood, Wis, the past week
Mrs. NJ. D. L. Collester has returned
from New York, Misses Belle SUD
hith and Agness Clayborn have re
burned from Carlton college Miss
Perrin. sister of Mrs. Joe Chase, is
visiting the latter in this city
Mr.. and Mrs. q. E. Wentworth ar
rived from Bismark the past week.
Mrs. W. 3. Craig, of Mankato, is visit
Ing in this place. Mr. and Mrs. j. o.
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. a. Carpenter,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Taft, and Mrs.
Rhitacre, were among those who at
tended the Masonic banquet, held Tues
hay evening last Miss Pearle Chand-
Ter attended the Knights of Pythias
ball, at Mankato, the past week. Mrs.
Stewart and daughter have returned
from MaSeca.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Eau Claire.

c. E. Leach. of Syracuse, y. Y. and
Miss Joanna Kennedy, of this city, were
married "Wednesday noon at st. Pat
rick church and went West on a we'd
ding tour. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W.
Preuty. of Chippewa Falls. visited
friends here. - DIR. and Mrs. T. r. Skin
ner left for Decatur, Ala. to remain
several weeks Miss Kitfie Rice. of
Milwaukee, is the guest Of Miss Nellie
Foster Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jack
son are at Jacksonville. Fla. Mrs.
Joseph Boyington entertained Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ.
Delany are making tour OF the Pa
cific coast Miss Esther Bent, of
Windsor. Mis-. is visiting the family of
d. E. Bent. Mrs. j. M. Ballard left to
witness the Inauguration and visit
friends at Washington Hon. and
Mrs. NJ. A. Thayer, of Sparta, are visit
ing inr. and Mrs. Charles E. Tebey.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
Eyota Events.

Mrs. A. B. Blair and sons visited in
Stockton few days last week Mrs.
S. d. Hillman returned to her home in
Minneapolis last Monday Mrs. E.
Dunn and Mrs. Charles Ellsbury We're
in Rochester last Thursday The
Grange is appointed to meet at William
Busyan's Saturday. Mrs. Mcneil. of
Chatfeld, was in town Monday. DIR.
A. W. Stinchfield was in Minneapolis
the first of the week Mrs. Winnie
Barnard visited ln:Rochester Monday.
"A number OF the relatives went to
Rochester Wednesday to attend the
wedding of Miss Hattie Cook and
George b. Doty, formerly OF Eyota.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-02
PIainyiew Particles.

Miss kittie Montgomery is at Dodge
Center :. Mrs. II. Smith has gone to
Lohrviile. To-, where she will make
her home. . Mrs. S. E. Staddon,' of
0rtonville, is here Miss Knapp was
the guest of Mrs. DR.. left this week
-. Mrs. E. ". Herman was the guest
Of her sister. Miss Montgomery, ON
Monday and Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Woodruff, of Elgin, were here this
week =. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Meachaa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Soboleski, Misses
Montgomery, Carroll and Cornwall, and
Messrs. John Patton and W. Peyton.
after a sleigh-ride, surprised Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Gray, on Tuesday evening.