St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-24
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Doings of Prominent People at the
Zenith CITY.

OtUys
The coal and wood dealers of the
Twin Cities spent last Sunday here.
They were the guests of the North
western Fuel company. and came up to
have good time and at the same time
to see how the coal is handled at Du-
luth. Besides trip around the harbor,
stopping at the different coal docks,
they took drive over the famous bou-
Ievard, newly named the Terrace Drive
way. There were thirty-one in all. as
follows:
From Minneapolis there were: S. H.
Davis, John Baxter, w. L. Bowen, John
Norton, j. w. Lee, B. Scripture, E.
Worthington, w. II. Fruen, A. E. Her
rick, j. S. Douge, W. Bennett, II. o.
Lincoln, ii. S. Braesch, w. ID. Hast
ings, E. @. Stone, w. ii. Rendell, III. j.
Elliot.
From st, Paul: T. A. McCurdy, Y.
G. Talboys. S. w. Vanderwarker, +. A.
Edmund. Carl Helmeke, s. P. Spates,
G. G. KOlff, Thomas LOrrig. John Wag-
ner, G. M. Benham, r. G. WOoklutt, f.
Chaplin. and d. T. Deworf, also T. G.
Lime, of Red Wing.
A very pleasant literary entertain
ment was given at the Catholic ASsocia-
ton hall last Tuesday evening. under
the auspices of the Father Mather Total
Abstinence association. This was
given for the benefit Of the library
which it is proposed to put into ASso-
cation hall. Among the most interest
ing events of the evening was lecture
by DR.. Thomas O'Hagan, of Canada, on
1.-THE Life and Character of Longfel-
low"
Mrs. F. W. Leager, of Minneapolis,
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. j. f.
Martin, Of this city. She left Thursday
evening for Kingston, Ontario, via the
steamer Nyack.
On the last Friday in August Duluth
the Oriental degree. The event is
looked forward to with 'anticipations of
great pleasure.
A union picnic of the Duluth and Su-
perior TurnyereinS was held last Sun
day at Spirit Lake. About 400 were
present, and two bands furnished the
music.
A party consisting of Mrs. A. M.
Stephenson and Miss Stephenson, of
Maryland, and Mrs. P. S. Harris. of st.
Paul, are SOjourning at the Spalding.
Mrs. w. A. Steiner will leave OH Sept.
2 for an extended trip through the East.
She will visit New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia and other points of interest.
The fishing grounds on Baptism river,
| In which number of st. Paul'S promi-
nent citizens have an interest, are re-
| ported to be in firSt-claSS condition.
| Col. E. A. McNair returned from
| South Dakota last Monday. He says
| that crops in that state are far from
| good and farmers are discouraged.
E. B. Harrington and wife, Of Perry,
N. Y, brother and and siSter-in-law of
| Frank p. Harrington, are spending a
few days at the Hotel Argyle.
Rukard Hurd, of st. Paul, general
Minnesota agent of the Washington
| Life Insurance company, was at the
| Spalding last Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Spalding gave a
birthday party i'll honor of Mrs. Spald-
| ing'S sister, Miss Cattelle, of Princeton,
| ILL.,, last Tuesday evening.
Miss Mamie Murphy, of Minneapolis,
| who has been spending her summer va
| cation in Duluth, returned home last
| Monday.
The second Lachmund concert at the
bethel took place last Tuesday evening.
| The programme was magni6cently rem
dered.
| J. r. Osmun, prominent attorney
from st. Paul, was in the city last
Monday, and registered at the Spald-
| ing.
Miss Carrie E. Stearns, of Manches-
| ter, n. H., is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Stevens at Lakeside.
S. A. Thompson, secretary of the
| chamber or commerce, has gone to East
| ern cities on business.
| Col. Tanner, president of the Iron
| Car company, returned from Richmond,
| Va, last Wednesday.
Cyrus Northrop, of the state uni
versity, was at the Spalding last
| Wednesday.
Paul Berrisford, the st. Paul cracker
man, was in this city the early part of
this week.
C. E. Wales, of the Pioneer Fuel COM
pany of Minneapolis, was in the city
last week.
A. f. Norton, of Lisbon. N. D., is
visiting his brother, j. w. Norton of
this city.
Mrs. Harry Cook, daughter-in-law of
Jay Cook, is guest Of Mrs. Hewitt at
Lakeside.
W. 81. Lee, of the Duluth Music COM
pany, spent a few days in ST.. Paul last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spencer are
spending few days fishing on Baptism
river.
W.T.. Cremer, of st. Paul. visited
Joseph Ryan. at the West end, last Mon
day.
G. 81. Van Auken, of st. Paul. was q