St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-10
DOINGs IN DULUTH.
Items of Interest, Personal and
Otherwise.

Items of Interest, Personal and
Otherwise.
The first of the series of popular com
certs at the Bethel was given last Tues
day evening. These are regular classiis
cal entertainments given by the young
and talented artist, Ernest Lacbmuid,
assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Emil Schmied-
This trio are by all considered to be the
finest musicians in the city, and it is
quite concession on their part to con-,
sent to give popular concerts where the
entrance fee is only one dime. An lm-
mense gallery has been hurriedly con-
structed, and at last Tuesdays concert
the house was packed. Rev. T.. CT
Salter, the pastor of the Bethel, has de-
voted considerable time and spared no
pains to make the entertainments Sue
cessful. They will be given every two
weeks.
Hon. Eyla g. Valentine and w. E.
Purcell, the former a prominent attor-
ney from Breckenridge. Mimi, the, lat
ter ex-diStrct attorney for the late ter
rtory of Dakota, passed through here
with their families last week. OH their
way to Boston, via the Great Lakes and
Montreal.
Dir. Case and wife left last Wednesday
for Waterville, MINI. The doctor is
about to build Il summer residence, and
next summer will erect Sanltarlum at
this popular health resort
William d. Euson. of Unadilla. N.
Y, accompanied by his wife and child.
is in the city visiting friends. Mr.. Ed
son is brother of Attorney r. 2. Ed
son.
q. G. Steele, of the new furniture
firm of Smith, Farwell d Steele, has
brought his family to this city. They
are stopping at the st. Louis.
Supt. Brown, of the Michigan Central
railroad, accompanied by his FAMILY,
passed through the city last Tuesday on
their way to Alaska.
Capt Ray L. Lewis and wife have
gone to the White mountains and other
Eastern summer resorts to spend the
month of August.
J. W. Earl. mayor of Fergus Falls,
has gone into partnership with f. Z.
Merritt. of this city, in the real estate
business.
Prof. Denfeld, SUPERINTENDENT of the
public schools, and lady, are enjoying
visit from l.. A. Moore, OF st. Paul.
Miss Hattie Rider, who has been Wis
iting Mos Col. Gearlart, left last even
ing for her home in indianapolis.
Ex-Mayor John 3. Sulphur is in st.
Paul, attending the meeting OF the Re
publican state central committee.
]. W. c. Johnson, of the United States
signal Office. left last Tuesday for Cleve-
land Ohio. for short visit.
]. w. Norton, general manager of the
new Duluth laad company, has gone
East on business trip.
w. P. Strickland. one of Duluth's real
estate men. is taking in the u. A. Il. en-
campment at Boston. ,a
S. K. Pierce, of. Grand Rapids, is in
town and c0ntemplates establishing d
shirt factory here.
Capt. S. Kehrlnan and wife are visit,
ing their daughter. Mrs. IL. L.. Schaefer,
at Lester Park.
C. III. Davis, of Saginaw, the biz lun-
herman, was visitor i'll Duluth last
Wednesday.
Judge Nicholson and II. E. Johnson.
of WATERFOWL, S. d., are in the city
prospecting.
A. P, McGinnis, ex-register of the
land office, was in Saltwater the last
of the week.
r. S. Powell, of the law firm of Sher
wood 4, Powell, leftliasJ "Wednesday for
Maryland. se&
Attorney R. R. Briggs, formerly of
Moorhead, spent last Sunday at his old
home. ~
N. A. Gearhart left las. Thursday for
Bost II to attend the e. A. K. encamp-
ment. -
Mrs. S. r. Robinson, of the West end,
left Friday to join her husband i'll Mon
tana.
Mrs. A. F. Randolph has returned
from her trip around the Great Lakes.
Mrs. A. F. Rudolph is visiting rela-
tiveS at Waterville, MINI.
Mayor Davis has gone East on short
vacation.
w. II. Smith has gone to Boston.