St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-09
SALTWATER NEWS.
Tile Events orihe Day in the Bluff
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At6 FsNetliS Oi the DAY th inc biuH
City.
Church services to-day, except those
of the routine character, will be as fol-
lowSs First Notwithstanding theme.
'QuE Sunny South;i evening theme,
''Resk' UniverSaliSt-Prof. Maria San
ford, of the state university. will speak
IN the morning on THE BeatitudeS."
First Presbyterian - Services will bA
conducted morning and evening by
Prof MacLeau, of Minneapolis The
Lenten services at Ascension church
during the week will occur Monday,
Tuesdayss Thursday and Saturday al
4:30 p. M: "Wednesday and Friday at
80 D.7ln.
II. q! Rhodes. guard at the prison. re-
turned this week from Xenia, O.,Whitler
he was called by news announcing the
Illness OF his mother. who died two
hourS al ter he rtarhed her bedside.
Mai. f. NJ. Newsen will address the
inmates Of the state prison rnis after
noon on the subject of Evolution, and
Will be followed by a humorous original
effort by j. s, Yandiver.
The play ''Shamus O'Brieu" Will be
presented at the opera house Tomorrow
evening by the Werner Dramatic COM
pany.
The funeral of Patrick Burke, who
died nj the city hospital Friday night,
will be held at O'clock to-day from st.
Michacl's church.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
The week, socially, WINS largely given over
70 card purles ai.a minor entertainments
of the form, the North and South Hill sex
tettes met Monday at the residence OF d: );
O'Bren, the result leaving the North hllt
about forty points fl the lead. The No
Name" Whist club was entertained NedneS-
day evening by Mr. andsMrS. W. G. Master
man, and on the same evening Mrs. n. ii,
Clapp MADE matters pleasant for progles-
EiVe CncAre club which met at her nome. / ne
Yass club was very elegantly entertained ut
the residence Of Il. j. MoSier Thursday even
ing, and a progre> sive euchre organization
met a. the home of Mrs. W. E. Eastcn lday
afternoon. One of the pleasant events or the
week was provided at the Presbyterian
church parlors Thursday evening by me
ladies Of the Foreign Missions society, the
attractions including fine supper music
and addresses. Fred Mcclure was pleasant
Iy surprised by party Of youl & friends
Monday evening. AT his home on tue lutl
hill, and Miss Carrie eteinhorst entertained
an equally pleasant party Wednesday even
ing, The T. w C. II. [. gave d progressive
angling sociabe Friday evening. and on the
same date an exceedingly pleasant soclaple
was held at the Murray residence, South
Fourth street, by the young people oil the
Methodist church.
nitude Of the arrangements and the number
of people involved ARE concerned, Will be
the golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs H. T.
Parker which occurs At the Sawyer house
tomorrow evening. The marriage ceremony
will be performed by Rev. W. Ii. harrington,
after which the gneStS, TO the plumber OF at
letst 300, will proceed 10 the dining room,
she orchestra meanwhile playing festive airs.
at the elise of the banquet will come an
elaborate programme. consisting OF an open
Ing address by Hon. Z. W. Dnrant toast,
master; song by quartette composed or
Messrs Haskell, Masteman, Berry and
Davis; recitation by Plim &. Bennett; ana
the following toaSts: "CongratulauonS TO
Hosts " Ey Hon. j. n. Castle; ION the Laws
Relative 10 Marriage, by n. II. Clapp: THE
Family Physician by Dr., 7. G. Clark
The Press IN the Family. Dy . a:
All by Capt ". q. Bronson, The
Duties Of the Wife, by Hon. c. P. Gregory;
The Duties Of the husband by. j. n:
Searles: The Canadian of the Widows and
Orphans by Probate Judge Lehmicke,
s'TAo Golden Wedding" 10y Judge }. Z.
Eethawdy. Impr )mptu toasts responded to
by Nardtu j. j Randall, Postmaster John
McUauhy, j. +. Burke. j. c: Hening; and
Others. A dance, during which the bride
and groom will show how to tread such
measures as money musk, will follow the
speechmaking.
y. NJ. Smith, late of Saltwater. and now
agent of the Duluth road at Taylor S Fails,
vile, Ind, where he will be married March
20 to Miss Anna &. Tombler, of that place.
DC b. G. Merry has gone to Chicago to
meet Gen. C9rnahan and staff, whence the
party viii 20 Wednesday to Milwaukee to
choose q site for the national encampment OF
the Uniform Rank, Knights of Pytblas.
1t is reported that popular South Main
street business man, heretofore considered
hopeless bachelor is soon to he married to
Hn estilnable lady of saltwater.
Under the auspices of Daughters Of Re
beccR lodge, Coitax No. 4 a dance will be
ing.
Mrs Ezra Glover. of New Richmond, Wis,
visited Mr. and Mrs. j. r. kOlliner, OF Oak
Street, during the week.
The entertainment given Friday evening
10y tn High school Literary society pleased
large audience.
EX-Lieul Gov. C. A. Gilman was the guest
OF his daughter Mrs. George S. Rankin, dur
ing tn week.
cap A. #. jerks ana David Tozer re
turned few days ago from pleasure tour
OF the South.
Mrs f. s Davis and her son returned dur
ing tie week from visit among friends at
BnpeapO!is.
Fayetc Marsh returned Monday after a
two weeks visit with his sister at Kansas
City.
ABE James Goodman and wife visited
frientisat FFaneona during the week,
Miss MAY Dowlan. st. Paul, is visiting Mrs.
j. s. - Blien and Miss Mamie Kelly.
MIR. and Mrs. DavidC Gaslin returned Fri
day. from their wedding journey.
VIII r. NacKev started Friday evening for
White Birch. Wis.
Mrs &. J. Merrill is the guest of friends in