St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-20
SALTWATER EVENTS.
Social and General News of the
City OF the ST. Croix.


An event of considerable interest,
and in which many Saltwater people
take part, will be the Columbian klr-
mess. to be given at the Grand opera
house three evenings this week, BEGIN
ming Thursday. The entertainment is
ri ven for the benefit of the city hos
pital, and is under the direction of Prof
Speedy. of Detroit, Mich. The dances
are widely different from those given in
the kirmess last year. and the cast is
almost again as large. Many tickets
have already been sold, and large at
tendance is assured.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Durant. E. W.
Durant Jr., eX-Mayor Smith and Mr..
Cary, of st. Paul: Mr.. Kent, of Chicago,
and John Crosby. of Minneapolis, left
yesterday for Gordon. Wis, to spend
few days at the Durant club house. On
the first Friday i'll September Mrs. Du-
rant will give dinner at the club, and
the menu cards now being prepared are
of birch bark, on which the names of
the eatableS are written in Chippewa
Indian.
Bronson s. Folsom have sold 100000
feet Of lumber to MuSer Il SeippleS, of
East Dubuque. and 100000 feet of di-
menSion stuff to G. Marbis, of st. Louis.
The latter also purchased a lot of lum-
u.
have work enough ahead 70 keep their
saw mill on the East side running until
the lake freezes up.
Mrs. A. c. Hospes Mrs. c. A. Staples,
Mrs. Helen NJ. Torinus. Mrs. Nj. A.
Torlnus, Mrs. E. a. Folsom and others
entertained party of Stillwaterites at
the Staples club house, on the Shores
OF Big lake, Monday.
The Stillwaters and the Palace base
bali team, of Minneapolis, play a
game Of ball at Athletic park this after
noon. Adams Will pitch for the Palace
team, and the game promises to be Il
pitchers battle.
The Isaac Staples has left with a raft
of logs and lumber. The lumber was
consigned to Muser d Seipples, East
Dubuque, and the logs to the Standard
Lumber company, Dubuque.
Lieut.. Frederick Greeneaf and wife,
Of Augusta. Ca, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. HoSpeS DUR
Ing the week.
Miss Antoinette Kunde was pleasant
ly surprised Friday evening by large
number OF frleudS who spent the even
ing dancing.
D. NJ. Barker left Thursday evening
for visit to friends and relatives in
Houlton, Me.
David Dobie, prominent West Su-
perior log and lumber man, was in the
city Friday.
Mrs. Van Voorhees,, of st. Paul, was a
gnest Of her mother, Mrs. Il. A. Mower,
last week.
Miss Helene Gardner, OF Minneapolis,
was guest of Miss Sue Brown during
the week.
Il. E. Fellows and l.. NJ. Staples re-
tnrned Thursday evening from trip to
| Chicago.
Miss Eva Hall has returned from a
visit with Miss Jennie Elliot, of Mime
| apoiiS.
Mrs. R. Fl. Dixon and daughters
returned from Chicago few days ago.
N. Fl. Clapp contemplates removing
| TO st. Paul about the LIST of September.
Joseph Berkeley and wife have re-
turned from trip to the Chicago fair.
| John p. Hornish of Keokuk, To-, is a
| guest of Mr.. and Mrs. /. E. King.
G. II. Contain left for the East on a
business trip day or two ago.
Mrs. G. A. Bromley and daughter are
| guests of friends in Duluth.
| Aid. Mosier spent a part of the week
at Lake City, Mimi.
George Lowe and wife left for Chica-
| go last evening.
Oscar Erhart spent the week in Chi
cago.
Rev. J. A. Brown left Monday for Bos-
ton
A. G. Schuttinger goes East this even
ing.
L. Aibenberg is in the East.