St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-05
DULUTH SOCIAL.
Events of the Week in the Zenith
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City.
very pleasant concert, social and dane
ing party was given Wednesday evening in
Temple hall, under the auspices of the Ma
sonic entertainment committee IL was a
very informal affair, and like all such was
very pleasant The singing by .quartette
consisting of Messrs. johnson, Sicrist, Nc
Millen and Porter was very fine. C. Z. Will
loughby acted as accompanst The dance
was enjoyed by about sixty couples
Among st. Paul visitors in Duluth last
week were: ]. r. Church, E. s. Hemenway
d. NJ. Finiayson, John II. Schulze, A. Y. Mar
vim. j. A. Wilson. George Saulez and WIFE r.
b: G. Dement, L. |. Whitney, G. T. Copeland
chester A Congdon, Rollin Steward, George
Z. Squlres. X. c. Wright Julius Kessler.
number of Duluth people enjoyed very
fine concert at Lester Park NJ. L. church
Tuesday evening. The programme included
selections by Mrs. l.. H. Schaefer, Misses
Slbley. Wilcox and Calverly, and Messrs.
ana Miss Slbley were very cordially received.
The Presbyterian church choir of Lake
| SIDE, gave concert in the church Tuesday
| evening. which was well attended and proved
! sisted by Miss May Sibley, recitation; Mrs
ID. l.. Schaefer, vocal solo; and Mrs. Day,
| piano solo.
Sheriff and Mrs. Sharvy were pleasantly
| surprised by about seventy of their friends
last Tuesday evening, full string band
was present and the evening was spent in
delightful manner. Nearly all the visitors
were old settlers
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex McGregor have gone to
Mrs. McGregor's old home in Fort Wayne
From there Mr.. McGregor will go to Calves
ION, where he may go into business.
Duluth has formed bicycle club. A meet
Ing Tor that purpose was held last Wednes-
day evening There will be about twenty
fve members TO begin with.
H. L. Robinson was rendered q farewell
BANQUET no no
lore taking his departure for Grand Rapids,
Mich. where he will locate
Simon Clark has returned from visit to
Scotland, the land of his fathers. About
I3rty trends met him at the depot last
Wednesday morning.
Charles D. Smith, of Adams. Mass,
brother OF Mrs. NJ. G. Frizzell, arrived here
last Wednesday, and will make Duluth his
permanent residence.
Last Tuesday evening W. W. Sanford gave
very interesting stereopticon lecture on
Alaska Some of the views were exceed
ingly fine.
A pop corn social was given last Tuesday
evening by the First Baptist church, at the
residence of James Cromwell, 40 Second
avenue west
dMrs. W. \. Steiner, of this city, who has
been spending the Easter holidays with
friends in St.PaUl, is now spending few days
in Chicago.
The so-called "Baerenriege'' of the Turn
their foundation in Turner hall last evening
The ball given at Turner hall last Monday
evening by the cigarmakers' union was
largely attended ana very enjoyable affair."
Miss Ebersol. who has been visiting Mrs
NJ. }. Carpenter during the winter, has re
turned TO her home at Waukesha, Wis.
Frederick NJ PierOnnet of West Superior
and Miss Rose Bing were married in st.
Paurs Episcopal church last Thursday
Mrs. George Scoville is in receipt of a tele-
gram from Michigan that her father died
Wednesday of heart disease.
c. NJ. Dahl a prominent business man of
Bismarck, n D., left for home Wednesday,
af.e- a weeks visit here.
John ". Trussler, the artist, has returned
from few months visit TO his parents i'll
Bruce county, Ont.
United States District Attorney Eugene
G. Hay was in the city last Friday attending
to legal business.
Harry Meginness, representing j. T. Schus-
Ter, the st. Paul tailor, was in the city a few
days last week.
Mrs. Harvey Payne has just arrived from
Los Angeles, Cal. 10 make Duluth her per-
manent home.
The Children's Aid society met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. NJ. Miller, at 10 o'clock Fri
day morning.
H. b. Erhart ana Carroll Golf have re-
turned from Il ten Gays visit to 81. Cloud
and st. Paul.
. ~
OF commerce, has gone TO Chicago on a bust
ness trip.
F. j. Whitney, general passenger agent of
the Great Northern, is here with some
friends.
Miss Rose Stiles has returned from Mime
apoliS, where she has been sick with typhoid
fever
Ex-Congressmen Snider and Knute Nelson
were among the notables at the Spalding last
week.
General Manager Atkins, of the Ironton
Steel company, has returned from the East.
j. F. Jackson, of ST. Paul. was in the city
Thursday and called on Richardson &, Day.
Dr. George d. Swaine spent Friday in
Minneapolis visiting his aged mother.
d. d. Jones returned from three months
visit at his boyhood home in Wales.
Dr. Wylie, health commissioner OF West
Superior was in this city Thursday
r. NJ. Bennett. of Minneapolis, was regis
tered at the Spalding last FRIDAY.
George F. Simmons went to Ashland last
Thursday for few days visit.
". II. Fisher, president of the Duluth &
Winnipeg road. is i'll the city.
Mrs. Vance gave a euchre party at her
home last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John G. Howard has gone to ioin her
husband at Boulder, Mont
Prof. Henry Kohn, of the Summer School
OF Languages, Is in town.
r. E. Rust and j. a. Smith, lumbermen of
Eau Claire. are in town.
w. F. McIver, of the Duluth Dry Goods
company, has returned.
small card party was given Tuesday
evening by Miss Peyton.
The mother of Ii. A. Ware died in Chicago
Sunday of pneumonia.
The Duluth Gun club had meeting YES
terday at Lakeside.
Joseph NJ. Geist has gone to ST. Paul to be
absent month.
A. L. Langellier and family have gone OH a
visit 10 Texas.
A. E. Wilson, Saginaw lumberman, is at
the Spaulding
Franklin W. Merritt is threatened with
typhoid fever.
Neil McInnis was down from Tower last
Wednesday.
W. B. silvey departed for the East last
Wednesday.
a. H. Truax left for Hastings, Mimi,
Thursday.
D. II; Bacon and family went to Chicago
Thursday.
D.. j. Sinclair and wife have returned from
Chicago.
DR.. Horace Davis has just returned from
Writ 10.
Fred Lewis has returned from a long East
ern trlp.