St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-25
SOCIAL DULUTH.
Events ofthe Week in the Zenith
City.
Maj. j. H. Upham is in st. Paul.

LutQer Menucl0dll Is III Oh Iuul-
Charles r. Haines has gone to Philadelphia.
f. j. Matthewson has returned from Ash
land.
F.F. Huntress has returned from visit to
Chicago.
E. S. Upham has returned from his South
ern trip.
o. F. Sherwood, of St. Paul, was III the city
last week.
F. W. Merritt and wife have gone to Colo
RADIO Springs.
Worlds Fair Commissioner NJ. B. Harrison
is in st. Paul.
E. s. Upham and family have returned
from the South.
Frank Magnnis. who has been i'll for some
time, is improving.
President Hugo. of the common council,
has gone to ST. Paul.
d. G. Cutler departed for Cleveland, o.,
Thursday afternoon.
Miss NJ. -Cotrell, of Bay City, Mich, is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Hubs.
Mrs. DR.. Staples, of Winona, is the guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. S. d. Allen.
E. B. Mechanism, of st. Paul, was regis
tered at the Spalding last week.
A. C. Nelson, ticket agent of the ST. Paul Il
Duluth, has retured from the East
Mrs. DIR. Allen has gone to Pittsfield, Mass.
on visit to her daughter, Mrs. I. d. Peck.
j. W. Shelenberger. why has been visiting
ITlSuuS Ill I'd, HIS w tAAio
city.
Thursday, JAN %, the members of the En-.
dion Baptist church Will hold social re-
union.
John N. McKindley took a flying trip to
Chicago last Tuesday, returning FRIDAY
morning
w W. Blackshaw, booker for the Motor
Line Improvement company, spent SUNDAY
in st. Paul
NIB. Merritt, of the firm of n. B. & E. E.
Merritt has returned from all extended trip
i'll the East.
The Bethel Cadets will give an entertain
ment at all early date TO raise funds TO pur-
chase uniforms.
temperance temple social was given at
the rooms of the Y. w. q. Il. U. at the Palla-
dio last Friday evening.
Miss Ida c. f. Goodwin, who recently went
to Minneapolis on VISIT is IN a hospltai
there with typhoid fever.
Rev. <. o. Sharpe and family are now "at
home at 32) West Second street, and all
friends are invited to call.
John jackson and wife, father and mother
of Andrew Jackson. the jeweler, have re-
turned to their home in Scotland.
Miss Annie Budden celebrated her six
teenth birthday last Thursday evening by
giving party to her young friends.
w. S. Wright, of Saginaw, has decided to
locate in Duluth, and is now settling up his
business Ill ShBludM preparatory W lhO'AhS'
Morris Quinn. of Saginaw. C.. ii. Bradley,
Bay City, and IL. F, Brown, of Minneapolis.
all prominent lumbermen, were in the city
last week.
Assistant Attorney General ChIlds, of st.
Paul. was in the city last week, attending the
state swamp land cases In the United States
land office.
Rukard Hurd, general manager OF the
Washington Life Insurance company, ac
companied by his wife, arrived in this city
Wednesday.
Rev. George H. Kemp, pastor Of the En-
| dion Baptist church, was presented Iuesday
evening with an elegant otter-lined oyercoa
| by the ladies of his congregation.
w. D. Evans, formerly city editor OF thu
| defunct Times, lately real estate hustler, ma
| abandoned the latter business and is nov
| engaged in doing the literary work on the
| forthcoming souvenir of the superior Teie
| gram.
| One of the most important social events o
| the coming week will be the celebration o
| the birthday of Robert Burns Monday even
| ing, JAN 26. under the auspices of the Clal
Stewart Elaborate preparations are beinl
| made.
| Albert e. Cline, of the firm of Cline
! Pearson, has gone. to Peru, Mass, ana VII
marry Miss Julia Barlow Wednesda
afternoon, Jan. %. They will leave at once
for Duluth, where they will be at home T.
friends.
| MIR. and Mrs. Robert Dulaney, who wer
| injured last fall at the Pittsburg acclden
when President Minot, OF the Eastern MING
sofa, was killed, are still unable to be moved
| 1t will be several weeks before they can re
turn TO Duluth.
At the annual meeting of the Pilgrim Cor
gregational church last Tuesday evening IN
following officers were chosen: j. M. Andel
son, clerk; E. G. Chapman, treasurer; war
Ames assistant treasurer; music committee
| S. l.. Selden, Ward Ames and w. &. Wmte.
At meeting on Sunday OF the Englis
| speaking attendants ut the Pro Cathedral.
discuss the separation of the German men
| bers of the congregation, resolution wa
adopted voting 5000 to the Germans, wh
| intend TO erect separate cnurcn 10 Dc J.
charge OF German speaking priest.
! The Turner's are making great preparation
for the opening of their new halls ana IN
various committees are working to make 1t
notable event in every way. The dedlcator
and D. IN and will be followed hy a bar
Duet in the evening for the Turner's an
families and invited guests, a masquera u
bail will be held on the 18th.
The formal opening of the Duluth DR.
Goods company's new building VIII TAX
place next Wednesday, from 2 to p. m
and 1870 to 10 p. m. There will be standin
lunch with cigars for the gentlemen. Inv
ations will be sent out TO people at the hea'
of the lakes but 1t is possible that some PEI
sons may fail to get invitations, ana they ar
invited to attend nevertheless
At the resident of the brides parents, NJ
20 East Firs: street, on Monday evening at
| O'Clock, few of the immediate friends gait
| cred to witness the marriage ceremon
which joined together as husband and vii
Fred Nash and Miss Lizzie A. johnson
The marriage was solemnized by Rev. Ill.
McMurray Mr.. Nash is engaged in the maj
ufacturing business in Minneapolis. IN
bride was for two years assistant In the III
luth law library.
Court Du Luth of the Independent Ordt
of Foresters was organized at Parsons ha
last night with twenty-six members. In
court was instituted by ii. Monkmar, {
Ontario, and the following officers were il
stalled: G. D. II. c. r., Dr. A. Il. Walker;
r., j. II. Harrington; V. G. r., J.W. Jardine
r.. s.. A. C. LIE Richeaux: f. s., b. DUNLAP
treasurer, n. F. Hugo; chaplain, A. c. Be-
ers; 5. W., A. L. Love; j. W., W. j. RoolI
son: S. b., w. Thompson; j. b., Z. v
Butson.
Revolution in Blue Stockings.