St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-09
SATURDAY AT SALTWATER
Services in the Various Churches This
Morning.
AN INTERESTING cow CASE.
Social Events of the City---Coming
Pro6ne ion of The 'BOhe
mian Girl"

Church services to-day at the various
churches will be MS follows: Al the Presby
terrain church. Rev. C. II. Burnley, IF Hud
son. Wis, will preach forenoon and even
ing. At The Methodist church, Rev j. NJ.
Bun Will preach at lU:S,'a IN. and 7:30 p.
m; morning theme, ''Swearing; evening
theme, The Barren Fig Tree" The usual
services Will be held nj the congregational
and Episcopal churches at 1880 a. m. and
2 80 p. m. Rev N. Z. Chapman, OF the Bap'
fist church, will preach nj Oak Park at Z; Su
p. m.
Charles Netterfield was arrested yesterday.
charged with stealing a COW from Charles
Holcombe at noulton, Wis, which he
brought 10 this city and disposed of. Net
terfield did time in the ST. Paul workhouse
about two years ago for horse stealing.
r. E. Collins. Of this city, has been up
pointed agent OF the ST. Paul K Duluth rail
road at Rush City, Mimi, and left last even
ing to enter upon his duties
The young peoples meeting of the Presby
terrain church VIII lie held at ESQ this even
ing led by Frank ". Densmore
The Duff Opera company presented the
'PirateS of Penzance' at the opera house
East evening TO fair audience.
The steamer Robert Dodd came up from
below Friday evening and tied up for the
winter at Sehulenburs y Boeckelers mill.
The estate Cf st bastian Simonet was di.
Vided among the heirs yesterday in probate
court.
Mrs. Ole Berquist, a resident of South Still
water, died Friday evening.
SOCIAL. sTII.Lw AFTER.
Society events III this city have been rather
quiet during the aSt week owing to The
election and the interest manifested in the
returns, nevertheless several pleasant gath
erings have occurred
The opera bohemian Girl, which Is to be
presented at the opera house by local talent
Wednesday and Thursday evenings of this
week, promises TO eclipse any production
ever gotten up by amateurs in This city. The
NN1f Tgn fT.f frlT
pranoS: Misses Anna 5. omeroy, Bess
Shepard. Viva Castle, Laura LhidhOim, Feda
Shepard. Daisy Mcmillan, LOIS Sprasue.
Mabel Gillette, Eva Hail. Mary y. ackey. Fan
ME Folsom. Edith sargent AID Melviua La
furgey; altos. Mrs. +. .. b. Freleigh, Mrs.
II. W. Patehan ard Misses Susan Brown,
Bella Rankin and Minnie Butts; tenors. IL.
s. Andrews, Peer Freleigh. Franz Schin-
icke. ii. B. Richardson, Harry kob-
ertson, George Rutherford. Z. X.
Converse. H. S. smith. u. L.
Gillespie and James D. Bronsun; ba>ses, ".
C. MaSterman, Harry /. DarIns, CHARLES Nc
MILAN, Robert SmithsOn. " ills Hathaway.
Alex Mackey. r. g. RhoadeS. Rett Brown,
Charles Violet, W. Il. Knight Laurentz
Wlcklund and Nicholas Bach.
Wilson Tozcr was pleasantly surprised at
his home, corner of Pine and Sixth streets,
Friday evening, by about fifty of his young
friends. The festivities of the evening con-
sisted III dancing.
E Samuel Strickland. agent of the Chicago,
81 raul, mluiedpOllS ~ Omaha railroad AT
Sioux City, To-, is visiting friends in this
city.
EThe social given at the residence of Capt.
a. X. Young Friday evening by the ALI
bright band was well attended and 4 success.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Schuttinger and Mr.
and Mrs. Fred KIrchoft visited friends and
relatives at Alton, this county, Thursday.
Members of the Thistle dub were enter
tanned at social hop thursday evening by
Joe Sicard, at the Keystone house.
DR.. and Mrs. j. B. Cochrane OF Dover,
Me. were guests Of Mir. aud Mrs. c. Il.
Browne Tuesday.
Mrs W. q. Bronson Jr entertained num-
Der Of lady friends at progressive euchre
Friday afternoon.
A euchre party was held at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stewart Thursday even
ing
Mrs. Alton Crosby, Of WilImar, Mimi. was
guest Of her brother, W. W. Baldwin, Fri
day.
Mr: and Mrs. John Parks, OF Aurora H.,
are the guests of DR.. and Mrs. Is. j. Merrill
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goodrich entertained
the NeighLors hist club Thursday evening
D. Il. Doe returned Tuesday from a Two
months absence at DEVILS Lake, n. ID.
j. B. Desaulelle left Friday for Montreal,
Can, on a visit
81: q. Gillen is at West Superior, Wis, on
business.