St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-14
here by the serious illness of his youngest

child.
W. r. Faquhar, a well-known miller of
Glasgow. Scotland, is at the West
Alden Spear president of the chamber Of
commerce of Boston. is in the city.
Mrs. Samuel Cam, of Hamilton, Ont, is
visiting with her son, T, T. Cam, 3113 Du-
| pOnt avenue south.
Mr.. and Mrs. CIV. cyphers and family have
taken possession of their cottage at Lake
Park for the summer.
G. L. Travis went East last night to pur-
chase some special machinery for the new
Century piano factory.
Miss Bessie Taylor, of st. Paul. has been
| visiting with Miss Goddard, at 90I Third
avenue south, for several days.
DIR. D. J. Burrell, of Westminster church,
left yesterday for Chautauqua, N. Y, to at
tend the Presbyterian assembly.
A social Will be gwen tomorrow evening
| at All Souls Universalist church by the help
| fulness committee OF the church.
| The Norm8ndenes singing society visited
| st. Paul Friday night to attend concert
| They were given great reception.
Frank Bodeen, of this city, was married to
| Miss Annie johnson. of Delano, Saturday
night. Rev. Frank Peterson Officiated.
The Gustavus Adolphus society and Swed-
! ish Guards are making arrangements for
| picnic, to be held at Lake Park, June %.
"Mrs Jarley's Wax Works will be given
| by the young people of the First Baptist
| church Friday evening in the church parlors.
OF. Morton W. R. c. will give crazy
| social at 2447 Bloomington avenue Tonight
| The drawing of the crazy quilt will take
place.
The H. P E. club closed highly amusing
and successful season Saturday evening at
| the residence of Harry Baltuff 2713 Nicollet
| avenue.
| John Peterson and Olga Johnson were
| married in the presence of large number IL
| friends, at 2427 Third street south. last Sat
| urday night.
Maggie Mclaughlin and Robert II. Roers
| will be married this morning at O'Clock at
! the Church of the Holy Rosary by Rev.
| Father Ryan.
| H. NJ Millizen. delivery clerk Of the
| Adams Express company, left Monday night
| for Sullivan, Ill.,, where he goes as witness
| in murder trial.
| Miss Mead, missionary from Burmah,
| gave an interesting address on The Orient"
| before the young people of the Swedish Bap-
| fist church Sunday afternoon.
| j. H. Richardson and wife, of Brooklyn.
| N. Y, are in the city. Mr. Richardson is a
| relative of Deacon" Richardson. the famous
| stree. railway msgnate of Brooklyn.
| Miss Emma G. johnson, who has been
| visiting the family of Mrs. NJ. E. Lobb at
| GIL First avenue south during the past few
| weeks returned to her home in Omaha last
| evening.
| JuIleS SlUCuu JT., lOT mOlG budu lulIty
| years one of the most enterprising and sue
| cessful business men in Carver county, has
moved with his family to Minneapolis, and
| will become a permanent resident OF the
| city. Mr. Slocum has secured a residence on
| Stevens avenue.
| The graduates this year from Judson in
stitute will be Emily Fairchild Darling. Mary
| Dorrance Cushman, Bessie Adele Wilson
| and Kate Augusta Barnes. Miss Darling
| win have her examinations soon, and will
not be present on commencement night,
May 80, as she is to leave before that time on
trip to Europe.
The promenade concert on Nicollet island,
| which is to be given May 90, is an interest
| ing topic of conversation in society. The
ladies having the affair in charge are being
congratulated upon securing such repre-.
sentative talent as makes up the programme
Mrs. Katherine L. Fisk and Miss Genevra E.
| johnson, OF Chicago are familiar to the
music loving people of Minneapolis. Whit
ney Mockridge, the tenor, also of that city,
| is great favorite with Chicago people.