St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-22
DULUTH SOCIAL.
Doings of Prominent People ofthe
Zenith City.

Zenith City.
The following st. Paul people were in
Duluth last week: f. E. sparrow, A: G. OTIS
H. E. Hand. c. j. BabcocS, W. II, Timer, W
W. RoutE. E. L. Hemenway. +. W. Wilsey g.
C. Suuires, A {. Clausen. W. IL Grant,
George C. stone Charles Paulk, c. j. Nc
Carthy. II. p Haskell, G. F. Copeland, b. +.
Mccullough. W II. Merrick. j. II. sleeper
and wife, Howard James, +. 7. Luther H. L.
Wave, j. !. Woolsey.
Isaac Bondy ana family have gone away
and viii remain away two years. Mr.. Bondy
is recruiting his heal and at the same time
ENJOYING pleasure trip Their hrst uesIiila-
ton is Detroit; hence they Will go to New
York. and from there TO CUBA. From Ha-
wanna they " III take a steamer Tor Europe
EXPECTING TO spend couple OF years IN Ger
many. Mr.. Boudy IS member OF the wen
known firm of Silberstern d Bondy. ana mas
made himself very popular durlng MS stay
In Duluth. He viii lie missed.
The retail clerks first dance since organi-
cation was given in Temple hail last TUESDAY
evening. II was a grand success ABOUT ~
rouules were present, and the amount real
led was Sl25 The floor committee CON
sisted of G ". Dorrauce ID. NJ Morrison,
sam Van Baalen and y Peterson: co mhit
tee on arrangements, j. W. Lynson ana IL
l. Gifin: reception committee - W: LyH-
son. George Mason. D. II. Morrison, FRANK
Burrows. Fred ScOyIHe, L. IL. Erlcksoh' H.
l. Gitiin and Frank Gore
j. NJ. Beckman, The well-known auctioneer;
is about TO be married. tie has JUST returLeu
from Milwaukee, bringing with MN mr..
SimOnS who looks as though ne WOulu IiaAe
q good fntheT-in-aW. The boys Will be there
with Il brass band ana an auction sign 10
greet the happy pair
Damascus division, [. r., X OF F., mas
elected the following officers; III khiSul
captain, A Freimuth; lieutenant. +. A FeI
ton herald. l. NJ. Brunei; TREASURER, Heoi =
Goldsmith: recorder, Charles tTelmutn'
trustee W 4. Hicken; installing olhceT CoI'
/. e. Austin.
Rev. J. II. Fleer has been called to his old
home III Missouri by the death OF MS rather
Nj Fleer is pastor of the German Lutheran
church, and on account OF ms absence there
Will be no services there today.
AT the meeting Of the scandinavian Ben
eft association held Thursday evening. torty-
five members were initiated for the new
branch. Peter Larka will be the hrSt presl-
dent.
County Treasurer Crosset. Clerk OF Court
Sinclair. Capt T. H. PresSuel and sheriff
Paul Sharyey were among the visitors 10 81.
Paul last week.
Mrs George F. Scherrer, OF Chicago. IS Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ". A Ihomp-
son ut their home. 81 West Fifth street.
The Messiah chorus is having successful!
rehearsal in the First NJ. E church. Some OF
the members are attaining great proficiency.
The Cecilian society held reception Fri
day afternoon AZ the residence OF Mrs Z I.
Craig few invited friends were present.
simon Clark. the grocer. and J. ". Miller,
of the Ideal restaurant, LETT " ednesday LOT u
month ; visit in Scotland.
Prof. r. II. Evans has issued invitations
for a series OF hops to be held every friday
evening at Temple hall.
oscar Bergren. of Ashland, secretary OF
the Grand Lodge Of D. :. Il. and r r. was
III the city Tuesday.
The .sheaf CATERERS at the Christian
rf,Y a fun successful
ments last week.
The y. P. :. c. E of the First Presbyterian
church gave a social Friday evening Ill the
church parlors.
Mrs. Henry G. Noble has gone TO Chicago,
having received word Of the serious illness
of brother
o. F. Mitchell was out Wednesday for the
first time after Il seven weeks siege OF ty-
phOid fever.
Ell. Emery and J. A. Taylor, of the St
Louis Water Power company, have gone 10
New York.
William and Alexander McRae left We'd
nesday for q visit 10 their old home IN Scot
land.
The Y ". c. T. [. gave an entertainment
Al their rooms in the Palladio Friday evening.
Edmund Sherwood. who is now located at
Galveston. Tex. Is in the city on short visit
Mrs Gage. of Pennsylvania, is here on
visit 90 her brother. G. W Strayer
Dliuln DIVISION No - u n. n I - SAfC9 q
social at the Spalding on the 18th
Capt. J.ien was O'Brpresented with ten
pound boy on st. Valentine day.
Mrs Pierce of Seattle, is here on visit to
her daughter. Mrs +. |. Breeze.
j. D. Stryker and wife left Tuesday after
noon on a visit to Towanda, Pa.
P Y Dwyer of ~. Paul was visitor in
this city few days last week.
Supt Frank Green, of the Northern Pa
cihc, was in the city Tuesday.
The banks of this city Will observe Monday,
Feb %, as a legal holiday
A grand masquerade was given in Labor
hall Thursday evening.
Miss Eby. a sister of Mrs. E. c. Gridley,is
down with typhoid fever.
The ladies of the Mirtanan society will give
a supper Feb. y.
Hon. W. h. Rogers returned from Ohio last
Wednesday,
c. II. Purcell has gone on trip to New
York
A. C.. Jamison left for St. Paul Wednesday.
T. E. Kennedy went to st. Paul Tuesday.
Mrs. Z. [. Dean has gone to Chicago.