St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-20
Hutchinson.

The Ladies' Benefit society met with
Mrs. Byers Wednesday -. Prof. w. w.
Pendergast, of the state agricultural
George Adams, of Nottingham, England,
is the guest of his brother, d. A.
Adams. They meet for the first time
in thirty-tive years. L. c. Stebbins
and wife, of st. Paul, have been visit
ing their many friends in town. Mrs.
F. c. Avery is visiting her brother, E.
j. Stone, Cedar Mills =. Miss Eta
Stone, Cedar Mills, is the guest of her
cousin, Miss Blanche Avery. DR.. G.
A. Woodward was in st Paul the first
of the week. Mrs. j. p. Young, of
Fairmont, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Burt w. Day.. Mrs. Arthur Ames en-
tertained her father, Mr.. j. H.Whitford,
of Northfield, the first of the week. -.
Frank Dear and wife, of Logansport,
Ind, and c. V. Carson and wife, of
Glencoe, visited friends here last week.
-. B. M. Records has gone to Chadron,
Neb., to visit his sons during the sum-
mer. Prof. w. W. Holcomb was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brabec
last week. "A. Q. UnderhilI. for many
years resident of this place, but now
of Vermont, is with friends in town. -.
Mrs. L. Peppard is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. t. Sargent. Mrs.
Badertscher spent last week in st.
Paul. :. Clarence w. Ives has returned
from trip to Red Wing. Hon. Fred
w. Day were at home over Sabbath -.
Misses Cynthia Hatten. Matilda HeitZ,
Mary Writhee, Carrie Wilson, Ida Dun
can, Julia Bunelston, Christina De
Lem, Addie Welch, Agnes Clinton,
Mary Heal, Mile Foster. Louisa
Brocket, and Messrs. G. A. Parks, T.
McElligott, H. F. Patrick. P. McElli-
gott, c. Albrecht, of Glencoe; and
Misses Abbie Huffman, Effie Lloyd,
Mora Chase. Sadie and Grace Ilet, Ora
and leila NewcOmb, Jennie Sturtevant.
Ollie Butler, Dora Robbins, Eda Nc
Carly, and Messrs. E. Thompson, A. W.
Lee, S. S. Beech, G. M. Phillip, l. W.
Carpenter, of Sumpter; Misses Bertha
Bauer; Lena Duehen, Maggie and Julia
Ryan, of Sumpter; Misses Sarah Glea-
son, Fannie Hudec, Katie Jordan, Mary
Graham, Henry and Joseph Neinbec, of
Winsted; Julia Mccormick and Nellie
Bradley, Norwood; Misses Matte Coun-
tryman, lneZ Jones, Dora Hogle, OreSSa
Ward, Mrs. A. M. Gamble, Stewart:
Mabel Vaughan, Zelda FeltuS, Emma
Huchman, Charlie Ficklin, S. &. Thed-
ing, New Auburn: Nettie Chadwick,
Cedar Mills; William Kirkpatrick, Les
ter Prairie, Emma Burfield, Plato, spent
last week in Hutchinson in attendance
at the state teachers institute; G. w.
Hyde and Mrs. E. K. Jaque, instructors.
Prof. Sperry lectured at the COngrega-
tional church Thursday evening, and
Prof. Hyde on Wednesday evening, on
IAN Hour With Scott" The institute
was decided success.
Fergus Falls.
Rev. G. II. M. Villiers Appleby, of ST.
Vincent, arrived in the city Thursday
to conduct Good Friday and Easter ser
vices. Miss Nora Nelson, of Roches-
ter, Mimi, who has been visiting her
aunt. Mrs. Head, left for her home
Thursday. Mrs. Salo Desky, assisted
by her sister, Mrs. Lipke, of Chicago.
entertained the following ladies at lunch
Wednesday afternoon: Mrs. B. S. Hall,
Mrs. Frank Hall, Mrs. E. w. Hough,
Mrs; j.. B. Power, Miss Lizzie
h hs1 MIS- MIS- A. hraB Bfande M5s 'q Mrs
c. E. Page. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Bick-
ford have returned from Ada, where
they have been living for two years
past. A few old neighbors and friends
of the town of Maine gave them a re-
ception last Saturday, to welcome them
home. Mrs. Green, of Rushford, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hall. Mayor Westerman, of
st. Cloud. has been here this week 49,.
Mrs. NJ. B. Humes left for st. Cloud
Tuesday to join her husband miss
Meta Nelson has gone to Trondhjem.
miss Bernice Washburn has
gone to Scambler, where she
will teach school, =. The board of edu-
cation has reelected the following
teachers of the city schools: Misses
Esther Adair, Janet Num-, Fannie
Cowles. Bessie Mitchell, Annie Nc
Gregor. Bessie Burbank, Bessie Basye,
Ella Mcdonald. Mary Mclean. Jessie
B. Tyler, Irene Cowing, Hattie Page,
Lizzie Featherston. Two vacancies re-
main. .EX-United States Senator A.
S. Williams and wife, of California. ar
rived Thursday to visit his brother,
Judge j. p. Williams. of the state rail
road commission. They will be here
week. -. Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Crandall
have gone to Tacoma. The Bicycle
club took its first run Saturday, going
to Elizabeth.
Granite Falls.