St. Paul daily globe., 1892-02-07
SALTWATER NEWS.
Events of a Day in the City on the
St. CrOiX.

Events of Day in the City on the
st. CrOix.
w. E. Moffatt entertained a number
of his friends Tuesday evening at the
home OF his parents OH West Pine street.
the occasion being his twenty-third
birthday. Dancing constituted the even
ing's pleasantries, and an excellent
lunch was served at midnight. These
present were Misses Cathryn and Alice
Nelson, Fannie Folsom, Edith Sargent,
Eva Hall, Mary Brown. Mamie Clewell,
Bess Shepard. Josie I.indholm. Grace
Farmer, Nell Emerson and Mollie and
Addie Matthews; Messrs. w. A. Prince,
Ill. G. WhittIesey. Ii. j. Sullivan. 0. a.
and N. A. Nelson, Charles Mcmillan,
Ed Conrad, George Patchen. George
Long, Will, Edward and James Mackey,
q. A. Pauisen. Z. E. Burke JT., j. Ii.
Bronson and e. d. Thompson.
The North and South Hill Whist clubs
met in the Saltwater club rooms Friday
evening for game of duplicate whist.
The game was close and exciting, but
resulted in victory for the North Hill
club by four points. This was the sec
ond game of a series, the North Hill CLUB
winning each time.
The local lodge of Elks has completed
arrangements for ball to be given in
the Grand opera house on the oath
inst, whichiS to be one of the leading
social events of the season. The par
quette and stage will be f1oOred, and
Seibert'S orchestra, of st. Paul, has
been secured.
The Saltwater Manufacturing COM
pany, OF this city. has secured con-
tract for furnishing all of the interior
woodwork on the new Fari6ault county
court house at Blue Earth City. The
interior of the building will be nicely
finished in hardwood.
Mrs. Ed Davis, residing in the Ruther-
ford settlement, died yesterday after
noon after short illness with la grippe.
Deceased was nearly thirty-five years
of age, and was a daughter of S. L.
Packard, formerly resident of this
city.
Albert Underwood was brought down
from E. w. Durant Jr. ~ Co.'s camp on
Bean brook, having jammed his left
knee between two logs. He was taken
to his home at South Saltwater.
A carnival of nations will be held at
Music hall next Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings under the auspices of the
Guild of Ascension Church, assisted by
the Parish Aid society.
A pleasant leap year party was given
evening by the young German ladies of
this city, and large crowd was in at
tendance.
Rev. L. II. Morey, of the Presbyteri an
church. will devote his sermon this
evening to a discussion of the present
status Of the school question i'll Still
water.
Thomas Downs was sentenced to sixty
days in Jail for drunkenness yesterday,
as provided by the Scheffer law for the
third offense.
John Booren was serenaded by the
North Hull Brass band Thursday eyen-
ing in honor of his appointment as post
master.
l.. l.. Manwaring and bride returned
yesterday from two weeks wedding
trip to Davenport and other cities in
Iowa.
A dance was enjoyed at Grand Army
hall Friday evening by abo.t forty
couple OF the younger society folks.
Will Prescott left Wednesday even
ing for Fond du Lac. Wis, where he ex-
poets to play ball next season.
A meeting of Company KS indoor base
ball club Will be held at the Sawyer
house this afternoon.
Frederic Bryton and Ralph Delmore
uppCiiCd al lliO uOuSC ldSl
evening Ill Forgiven"
Mrs. J. II. Alcett is in Milwaukee,
Wis. called thither by the illness of
her daughter.
The dance given by the Masons in
their hall Tuesday evening was pleas
ant social event.
The North Hill Social Whist club met
Thursday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.C.
III. Browne.
Miss Jennie Sullivan. of Minneapolis.
was guest OF Miss Jessie Casey during
the week.
Hon. E. w. .Durant is expected home
this evening from short trip to Du-
buQue.
Eugene Searles, son of Hon. j. N.
Searles, is seriously ill with heart
trouble.
Miss Cathryn Nelson returned Tues
day from two months visit in Chi
cago.
William Willim left Monday for visit
at Hot Springs. Ark, and vicinity.
George M. Seymour spent few days
in Chicago during the past week.
Lieut.. E. f. Glenn, of st. Paul, was a
guest of Dr.. t. G. Clark Friday.
Joseph P. Masterman. deputy county
auditor, is visiting in Missouri.
Miss Lillian Pennington has returned
from college at Oxford, o.
Miss Ollie Hospes left Tuesday even
ing for a visit in the East.
Dr. G. w. Merry left Thursday even
ing for Hot Springs. Ark.
Mrs. w. E. Foran is visiting friends at
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
The funeral of Will Sinclair occurs
this afternoon.
j. c. Hening is enjoying a visit from
his mother.
Ex-senator Sabin is in the East.