St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-28
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings Of PROMINENT People of the
Zenith City.

Zenith City.
Among the many Christmas celebrations
Wednesday afternoon none were better ap-
preciated than the Christmas tree given by
the pupils Of St. Thomas school, at Catholic
ASSOCIATION hall. Among those present were
Bishop McGolrick and Fathers Corbett,
GirauX. Kosmeri and Sroka Bishop McGol-
rick delivered an interesting address to the
children. The Christmas tree was fitting
close to the school term for the holiday va
cation.
Willard Lee, OF the Great Metropolis com
pany, gave an informal reception to the
members Of the company and some others
last Wednesday and Thursday evenings at
his rooms in the Spalding. This is Mr.. Lees
regular Christmas custom, and it is observed
by him with whatever company he may hap
pen to be engaged. His rooms were eiabor-
ately decorated, and presented truly holiday
appearance.
The deputies and turkeys gave Sheriff
and Mrs Sharvy Christmas present of
very handsome water set of three pieces,
pitcher, cup and salyer. The latter piece Is
infcrlbed, ITO Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sharvy,
Christmas, 1890" Harry Armstrong maze
the presentation speech.
N. j. Donnelly and wife, of st. Paul, are
here visiting Mrs Donnelly's parents. Mrs
DonnelIy is now deputy clerk of the district
court OF Ramsey county, having retired from
newspaper work about year ago.
FL. E. Rooklidge, who for the past year and
half has been the popular salesman with
George French & Co., has gone to Chicago to
accept the position of city salesman for the
Cold Blast Feather company
Congressman Samuel P. Snider Of Mime
apolis. paid Duluth a short Christmas call. He
is spending few days with his family at
Minneapolis, and will return to Washington
next week.
Sheriff Rechord, of Winnipeg, is in the
city visiting friends. 1t is twelve years since
he last visited this city, and says he is greatly
Impressed with the progress made.
M. s. Burrows, the popular proprietor OF
the Great Eastern clothing house. was pre-
scented on Christmas eve, byqhis employees,
with handsome diamond pin.
Chief Deputy Grain Inspector G.. H. Fulton
was presented by his deputy inspectors
Christmas eve with handsome ebony gold
headed cane.
DR.. Thomas O'Hagan expects to leave
about Jan, for his former home at Ottawa
Ont, to spend few weeks with his friends.
Carl Crosse, the attorney who formerly re-
sided at Two Harbors, and more recently at
West Duluth, has removed to this city.
Father Xaxier White. professor of mathe-
MATES at st. Johns university, is visiting the
priory at st. Clements church
Judge Page Norris who has been confined
to his residence by a severe cold during the
past few days, is much better.
Victor Stearns is up from MINNEAPOLIS
where he has been attending the state uni
versity.
Every employee Of the Imperial Mill COM
pany received Christmas remembrance this
year,
A dancing party will be given at the Spal-
dug on the evening of Jan. z, by the Unity
club.
Hon. I. e. Bowen and family are spending
the Christmas holidays at Sleepy Eye, Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Lachmu nd are spend
ing the Christmas holidays in Chicago
The st. Paul's Episcopal church was dec
GRATED beautifully on Christmas day.
The Darlors and gymnasium of the Y. M.
c, A. are well pdtronlzed nowadays.
Miss Huot and Miss Nichols will leave n
few days for short visit 10 St. Paul
". NJ. Prindle is in Minneapolis in the in
terests Of the proposed new bank.
c. E. Lovett and wife have returned rom
their visit at gainesville, o.
E. l.. Young. the architect, has gone to
Tower for a few days.
E. II. Ozmun, OF st. Paul, was in the city
last Wednesday.
Amos Sheppard and family spent Christ
mas at Tower
j. W. Earl and wife spent their Christmas
at Faribault
Il. c. Wood spent Christmas with friends
in st. Paul
Miss Rose Forsyth has gone to her home in
La Crosse.
John Mailman has returned from the East
Miss L. Washburn has gone to Ripon. Wis
George Giles spent Christmas in ST. Paul.
r. M. Fulton has gone to New York.
W. II. b. Stoweli is in st. Paul