St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

Rev. A ]. Eustam is home from the East.
D. P. Frisbie is spending few days in Du-
iuth.
Charles W. johnson has departed for Wash
Ington.
Miss Emma Hafuss, of DEBORAH, is visiting
friends in the city,
Mayor Babb spent the Fourth in Superior,
Wis
Miss Annie Lawrence has gone to Ovation
ma for brief visit.
w. H. Lynn has returned from q two
months tour in Europe.
Miss Fannie Pierson, of Lockport, n. Y,
is visiting Mrs. T. H. Weld.
Ben and Stanley Morrison, sons of II. G. O.
prison, are home from Yale college.
Rev. o. P. Vaugsness and Prof. Yivisaker
will go to Lake Mills TO-, next Monday.
Roy Herrick and Dan Jones have arrived
home from Cambridge for the vacation.
Rev. Frank Peterson spoke at the ceebra-
ton i'll Silver Greek yesterday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Cole has gone to Chicago.
She will stop for time in Beaver Dam, Wis.
G. A. Petri is home from the East He
spoke yesterday at a celebration at Grove
City.
Rev. C. A. Bar of ST. Peter and Miss Nell
gren will be married next Wednesday even
Ing.
Rev. DR.. A. J. Nelson, of San Francisco,
formerly of this state, is visiting Rev. David
Tice and family.
Dr. aud Mrs W. A. Jones leave this week
for a three weeks visit to Denver and the
Rocky mountains.
Miss Dot Abbott formerly of Minneapolis,
and Louis G. Buxton were married at Red
wood Falls, June %.
Rev. o. Sylvan. former resident of Min
neapollS. was married to Miss Hllda Petersen,
at Boone, To-. last Tuesday.
Rev. Ongman, of St. Paul, has accepted a
Baptist pastorate in Orebro Sweden. He
will leave for Europe in September.
DR.. F. NJ. Pierronet, of West Superior, for
merly of Minneapolis is in the city spending
the Fourth. He will remain until Monday.
Rev. Isaiah FAIRIES and family and J. M.
Smith and wife have started for MacklnaW
island. They will remain for several weeks
Horace Libby has not left for Boston, as
was stated in some newspaper personals.
He only accompanied his family as far as the
depot.
c. H; Wood, Of the NicOIlet house. has re-
turned from Worcester, Mass, whittier he
was called by the serions illness of his
mother.
Mr. and Mrs 4. B. Larkin and family, with
Edward Rivers. of Milwaukee, are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. H. E. Penniman, 2917
Park place.
j. P Smith, formerly clerk in the water
works Office, but now treasurer and acting
manager of Jacob Lifts theater at Milwau-
Ree is in the city TO spend the Fourth
Rev. H. Iliowizi, of Philadelphia, aud for
merIy of this city. has joined his wife at the
home of Sander Segelbaum. 1926 Chicago
avenue, where he will spend several weeks.
The pupils in music of Miss Wetterholl
gave her party at 1923 Eleventh avenue
south, Wednesday night last. The party was
given in honor of her departure to Wiscon-
sin for the summer. The pupils presented
her with a handsome gold watch.
W Lynn and wife have just returned
from Europe. Before his departure Mr..
Lynn was quietly married ID Mrs. Nellie B.
Mead, the couple making short honeymoon
trip on the continent.
Tom Morrissey late stage manager of the
Comique, was presented with a gold-headed
cane after the performance Wednesday
night. The presentation speech was by
present Stage Manager Wright. Mr.. Morris
Bey will leave for Washington tonight to
take half interest in O house.
The merchant tailors of Minneapolis enter
tanned their brethren of st. Paul ID banquet
at the Guaranty Loan Wednesday evening.
There was the usual good time that occurs
whenever jolly gentlemen meet over the
festive board. In the words of Halleck,
"And the speeches inspired by the fumes OF
the ale had the fragrance of porter when
the nOrter was gone;