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Stabtratb.
Select Council. /

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Die beurise Sibuns sos fid iebr IL
2dnse, obne bab eerabe isbr bisle 8pr'
Iasen erIebist ipurosn.
Sie 8erorbnunsen, ipelde einen Tbeil
Der 8eripiaieunssn fur baS @eometeraml
anberen Nueqen suipeiit; unb bieienise,
ipelde bic 8abI Der anseiteItsn bee
Nmtes auf ;ebn bsidrdnft, paiirten.
Serner paiiirten 8eroronunsen fiji
cine Stibmauer an ber SpetIanb Mqef
8riide--bem itdbtifden Sdmsrsensfinh
-unb fiir Elm SaQssidirr fir bic Gums
berIanb S6Iau6 So.
Damn unterbisIt man ii1 iiber bic
auSoebnuns ber Strabsnbabn auf ber
SGbieite unb fam aud auf ben Sdnes
3u ipreden. WeItSerbefsrsr 8o9e itelIts
'baS Gmenbement su Der 8erprbuune,
baB, ipenn Der 8abnpsrfsbr bur1 Sdnes
bIodirt iei, bic @ompanie bas @eIeiis
iofort reinisen unb bann aud ben Sdnes
aus ben StraBen entfernen fol-. Gbit'
tsnben unb GIemons tpoaten eenus S4nes
lissen baben gum Sdlittenfabren uni
bas Imenbement iparb tann auf ,,dber.
flIfiisen Sdnee" amenbirt. Gin anbe,
rer gnbang fiir Iransfsrtidets pafirts
obne Debatte.
Die 8srorbnuns, 'bab Strabenbabnen
innerbaIb ibren @eIsiisn nit S9Iaden.
baditsinsn pfIaitern biirfen, pafirte enb.
sdltis.
Common Council, l. Stunt.
Mapor @onnea siebt gang unb gar
uniere Dor stpei Sabren gum Oefteren
aussefprodene Inii6t in elmer 8ui9rifi
an ben Stabtratb in Der 8riidenfrags
tpieoer. gr psrIanst, bab senaus 8oitsn'
iiberi1Idse fiir ben Nnfauf bes n5tbisen
@runb unb 8obens, bic Ripeairuns Der
StraBen unb Guffabrten unb Soften Der
8riden ieIbit ansefertist, bic BsrmeiIun,
gen I'M Detail nit Trasbarfeit, Sabr.
uni Subtpeeen etc. semaht tperben, oamit
bic Sade in beritdnbissr @eiis benz
Yublifum borseIest tperben f6nne.
guf antras bon Dubiss sins bas
S9reiben an bas Suitiscomite nit Der
anipsifuns, eine babin sebenbe 8erorb'
nuns einaubrinsen. Die ipeitcre GINS
pfebIuns beS MaporS, nit einem Gomits
Der SanoeIsbeb6rbe semsinidaftIid bor'
Suseben, iparb bsrtporfen.
Sie 8eioIutionsn fir cine StraBen'
linis an Scout, bon grospsct sur SrSins ;
uno baB Der Strabenfommifdr ben aus.
sstpafdenen Brospect 9lpsnue @ulbert
reparire, paiiirten.
Solsenre neus 8orIaeen ipurbsn ein'
sebradt: Sir ben 8srfauf bes pferbss
oes berittenen 9olisiiten; bab Der Staet.
seometer Hldne fur Seitenipese unp
Rinniteine an 8rospect Mpsnue, bon
Riper sur Bird, made; bessleiden fir
bic Bfaiterune bon Wpmbs 9laep, unb
fur einen Speisieper an Dedsr'S Iaep.
Spei 2eiunsen paiiirte bic 8erorbnuns
fir ben Bau bon Stiismauern unb Sers
iteauns Der 3usanss sur SipetIunoitrabs
Bride.
Sn britter 2siuns paiiirten bic Ser.
orbnunsen fir ben 8au bon Ssftion A
bes fiinften Seiperbiitrifts, unb bab bic
Strabenbabn 60. an Sadionitrube unb
@arfielb Mpenus @eIeiie legen barf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-09
Geipi6tiee 3eugen.

llnttr ben Saulenbtn BON 3tusniiTsn BON Ssi-
lurs purb Doctor Milss Nep peart Cure tt.
Tnbtt li6 bas Don Hatbau Mlilon, finsm mpbl.
tsfanntsn 8iirssr bon @ltn Rpf pa., ptIbn
iabrsans an furrm atbsm, SblaHofsfsit
Shmsr,tn In Der Iinftn Ssite unb ben Shul-
tern, Grfidunssanfaasn u. I. ~ stlittsn. Gins
6laidt Or Wilts' Htm Ssart 9urt unb cine
Stattsl Hsrpen- unp esbrpiasn beilttn ibn.-
peter 5aaust Salsm, u. g., IN Gin anssrsr
i3tuss, btr span,is SABRE NIT einsn StrsibsI
bsbaftet mar; tr purbt BON atrsttn ale unbsil.
bar srflGrt; Der Sob ffarrtt ibm ins anssTtt; I;
r pasts IS nidt, f6 nispfr,ulfstn, aus 8ur&t
su rfiftn. Spfcrt mad BEN @innsbmsn BON
Ntp Cure fiibIte sr ii6 ppbIsr, fpnntt it nitbtr-
ltssn unb bic gang Nadt ftlaftn unb IN isBt
Gin stiunbsr Wiann. Das Htp Cure pire bti
alien apptbefsrn ptrfauft wpIsIbif au& sin
BUD umicnif su babsu 1T.
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9pfafe Woti,eu.

SRI. Sarab Stsinberser unb Ser
5. @reenberser bon bsr SCRANTON SIa
tperben am Dienitae, ben 13. SUM-, il
bsr Sidorp Strabs Spnasose sstrau
iperben.
= poiimeifsr Rambling pirb bor
Iemteriudern iiberIaufen. Die GibiI,
Oienit' '8erorbnuns binbet ibm bic Sdnbs
unb er bat nur bier pber fiinf Steaen su
perseben, bic idon berseben iinb. 8riefs
TRIGGER fam er nur auf trifties 9riinbs
bin entIaiisn.
= Sn Der @riten beutfdsn M. 6.
2irds, MoamS Npenue unb 8inefrabs,
pirb am Mbenb bes 81. unb %. SUM
cine grbbesren.S .SeitIi6fsit unb llnterbaI'
tuns itattfinben, tpoSu bic @Iieber unb
6reunbs Der @smeinbe ersebenit einse'
laben iinb.
= giabe Sanes' an bsr Spring 8roof
2anbitrabe futr Elm @efdbrt. in tpeIbem
iid Sra gbtparos unb IsmpIeton Scott
befanben, in ben Strabensraben; bic
Mdnner tpurben berauS seibIeubert unb
Scott 70 idtper berleBt bab er na1 30
0tinutsn ftarb.
- Die aftiben Sdnssr bes scranton
2isberfran3 baben auf fommenben Wton'
tag Elm pic Sic in @abIers' @dIbden
arransirt, beRen @rtras in bic &aiie 3ur
8eitreituns Der Mussabsn beim @iIfess
barre Sanserfeit fIiebt. Die Baiiipen
baben bereanseneS Sabr iih nobel Be-
nommen unb tperben obne 3peifeI aud
beuer ipiebsr ibre S1ulbisfeit tbun.
Sdnaerbrdber uno bas pubIifum iinb
gum 8eiude freunblidit einselaben.
- Gin aabIrei6es Mubitorium Bate
ii6 am Montas Nbenb in Der 2ieberfrans
SaIIe einsefunbsn, nm Der no4malisen
auffabruns bon ,.9is 2ieoer beS Dfuii'
fanten" beisutpobnen. Oas Stiid ipuree
tpieberum ausesseidnet seseben unb bic
Wiittpirtenbsn burd entbuiiaitii4en 8ei'
faII belobnt. Inter ben @ditsn iparen
pieIs Ni1tbsutlds, bic iid su amiiiiren
i9ienen, tpsnn iis aud Sas SPIEL nidt
peritanben.
9iebs MAIDEN nod INNER bic Stabt
unii6er. 90 tpurbe Sames Q9. @apbart
am Wontas Ibeno auf bic Antlase per'
baftet, Der Srau Nnna ". 'Sbprt bon
bsr @sfisits 81 garbs Carpet eeitoblsn
su babsn.-Sn bic Wirtbi6nft bon @bas.
Wiaer, gde Benn uno Spruce, brans-
am WOntas in ber Srdbs Elm Oieb, be-
raubte bic @sIbfafis unb itabl cine Gins
sabl &rtifel. Grit stpei @oden supor
mar bas sIei6s @si9dft um $3.50 unb
peri6ieosne @esenitdnbs beraubt iporbsn.
Der Birtb i'm bsuti9en Obj Sell
Ions Gale Gebdubs, Ssrr @m. Samss,
bat einen orieinelen plan inS Werf
seisbt, Der irsenb Ssmanoen cine freis
Sabrt mad Gbicaso uno suriid einbrinsen
tpirb. Seber ieiner 2unben erbdlt mem.
LID Elm nummerirtes Coupon, 10 oft er
benz Birtb einsn 8eiud abftattet: am
Is. Ssptsmbsr fnbet bann eins 3iebuns
itatt unb per bic eIiidlide gfummer be'
iibt, srbdIt cine freis giienbabn. Sabr.
tarte nud Chicago unb suriid.
= Die Green 2ibss, Suburban DUN,
more unb Nap 9lue Sails 8ubnpasen
ipsrben in 3utunft BON Der Ssrantlin 4pe.
nue. gds bic 2adatpanna Npenue binauf,
8pomins gpenue binab sur Spruce unb
oieie binauf ibrem 8eitimmunssprt su'
fabren. I'm bies su ermDSIibsn, bot man
Dor Der Dime 8ant eine sebosene Weide
ansebradt. SIT bic neue Ginri6iuns
setreifsn, bann tpirb bon Der @de bon
iSrantIin uno 2adawanna QpsnueS etipa
iebe Winuts elm 8abntpasen na6 irssnb
einsm Ibeils Der Stubt abfubren.
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Sine anfritbtise appellaticn.

0a 70 bieIs on3sigsnbs Girmen fdb an bas
PubIitum psnoeu, 70 bat Or. SGoop, In
Ratine, gBis., iid sntI9loHeu. an irssno eins
aorsiie Brobsn isinsr aransi nebft Sranterbud
frei su pcrieuosn, nm rsrsn pirtIidsn 8erib su
bspsiien. 9isies sisbi bsm 9ublitum @eIesen.
belt, oisieIbsn 3u prubi,sn nno fid dber ilin.
neue GntO,duus su informirsn. bsadsIi6 Der
llriads BON droniideu Srantbeiten uno aui.
fIdrun9 ju erbaltsn iber Die Wetbcot jur SeiI.
ung Don Ma9eu., 9ebsr. uno Riersnfranfbeitsn
burd Die 8ebanoIuna nit Ieiuen pieoerberitel.
enoen Arjneien, bic oirstt ouf bic 9truen Elm.
mirten, pelbe oieie Organe toutrollrsn. asentsn
gegsn SaIar uno gonmifion perlangt 10
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Srei, mn ben aBertb su benz eifen.

Grobsn bon Or. S6oop's Observation-Disclosures
a5uei. benz bsribmten R.rpent6rfer, nebit
Sranisubud. psIdss feline usue GntDsduna bs.
3hsli9 Der esiluns bon droniiden Sranfbeitsn
oss @asens. Der eebsr, Der Niersn. iopie
anber.r innsrsu Orsans ausfibrlid bsidreibi.
bur9 Die 8ebanolung Der scidwddtsn 3srpsn,
wsIde Die llriaden oieier Srantb,iten fino, Der.
isnost fret mad Gmpfana elmer Sriefmarfe,
Or. S9oop, &atine, 28is. assnten aessn
Salair uno eommiffion perangt. l9
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saT Die befen MsKeri&misbipaarsn
limb 3u baben bel @sbriiber SeItOn, 3O1
Spruce Strabe.
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Mn Sbmtn0iIdtiae.

9er llntsr5ei&nste, peIdsr mad m,bridbri.
gen esioen pon einem i9peren QunasnibeI
uno Der sefirdtsteu 9 d inbfudf Durd
elm einfades Wttel sebeiIt purbe. uiinid,t
alF ieinen Mitl:ioenoen Die Wetbooe Der Seil.
un9 beiannt ju MAIDEN. Or pirb alen, bic
60 ipliniden, toftenfrei cine abfdrift bee Re.
5eptes ienoen, rpeIdes eine fdere SeiIuna fur
9 d 10 NIB u4t. Afbma. eatarrb,
8rondttis uno ale gals. unb 9unaen.
AHetttonen 1T. Gr bofftY bab ale 9.ioenoen
lstp Wittel probiren usldes unltdbbar 1T.
User oas &s3ept. Dos nidts toitet uno Ieaens.
rsib isin fam, luiiri6t idreibs ssfduisf an
Nep. Gbmarb n. 0Dilfcn,
BroofIpn. Rem gorf.
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mou w,b. .. ". a,elt, gorbin, Qan.

GorbiH, Qan.. Is. Noo. 1892.
Dr.H Z. 5anoen. epertber bsrr :-8or etwa
bret Sabreu uuroe ih BON einem Shrtr elettrtlhtn
GHriti politdnois aebsiIt. SD fpnroe tnriln "
tai ituu als uubeilbar auiae9ebeu mar. 80 lifB
ntiutu alten GBHriel tommen uno lsste thn BEN
Stranten an. Sdon am nddien 3aae idate eri $50
ibm FAM fonnte sr ipeoer efien nod lhlaieit, abtr
btuie tann CT nitt aenng sIen una iaBt hn leier
sinsn Girtel tommen, 9ieies 3er9niB tonnen Sls
itoerjeit ais ReitrenS benubeu.
Ndtuussopl. Weo. J. VI. BeIb, 6orbtn, Rnn.
llntr trditiaes. osrbeYertes sIetrithts Suipenlo'
rum, oas Etits. oas oeihm6bten Wannern IeHaIS
anaebpten nuroe, frei nit alien G5urtelu.
rnier erobts tuuirirtes oeutifes pampblet ptro
otritgelt uno foitenfrei ptr pon perianot. Ntan
tpenos iib au ben Grhnotr uHo iSabritanitn: g
|, Sr. u. Z. sanesn, S28 groaatpap, Rsp Dari.
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ytgenmattsmils,
Seuosaipeb, SiiiteHweh
yhereu=SeIGwerSen,
Stidenlabmtns &c.
DIR. SANDEN'S
GleftriSdter OUrtel

btiIt obnt Yltbittn aut SUPPLEMENTARY 1UtIut ugH
ilebtranItrsuquug bes @ebrus uno Der Neroeitratt,
GreeIien ooer Snoseretonen berribren, tpis Or
ih6ptuna, ylerpsnhtpdbe, Sdlntonstett, Srmat'
tuna, Absumatismus. Wierens. eeber' uilo Slaleh'
atmtines uufpobleiu bon Wdnntrn uno 5rautn
nf.w. 9itIsr slsiiriihe ghrtel beiibt prneerpoue
BtrbsiIerunasn aeaen ale aneeren ine glsot eintn
ettont ber jpiprt pom Dem 3rdatr uerpirt miro, =
potr mir oerptrten 100000 - uuo enrrt alle oesll'
aenannten arantheiten, ooer mir nehmen tsine St'
iablune. 9auienoe iino nnrtb otete punoerbdIs er'
hnbung aebeitt iporoen. nadoem ole dnoeren wteol
cineu feblaeIhldaeu, uuo mir babtn bnnoerte pon
3euaniNen In oieem uno ieoem auoersn Staaie.
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Zfegler'S Hotel,
Ssp. S27 sadatpanna a(pe.
p. Siesler, gisentbamsr.

@eiienoe fnoen bier bic bo3iaIidfe aof
uno eutss eosis 3u mdbiaen 8reiien.
Au ter n nno . | q m . m6breno Der
Saifon in ieoer 8ubsreitungsart
pie feinften Beine ebampaansr, aiQuOrs
unb gisarren.
Priuatstmmer fur 9omsn unb 8amilien i'm
jueiten Stodperte.
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Rp6effer 3euenife.

Sd mar Sislf SABRE lang nit snhantIi6sm
Rbsumatismus btbafttt. 8pnntt mid 5as unb
Ra9t niGt In mtintm Stubl btpsstn. pats
AUDI &cibIauf In ben 8nitu bis su ben fSiibtn,
W. 5. 9. Z. bat mid furirt.
Gbparb Daggs 9fiabtpn, q. y,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1893-06-09

W. s. g. Z. 1T pbne @efcbmace!
so &apieln in ieOr S6adteI @reis so Gens per e5a6
3u baben In alien apptbeeeH,
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Cine S&a6tsI @. 8. 9. Z. sapisln bat mid
BON stnsm spVf Sabre ianstn NisrfnIsibm be.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21
Sixth andRobert Sts.
ST. PAUL, MIHM

Moons amusements, after which refresh
ments were served.
I gymnasium class of the pupils of the
higher grades in the Van Buren, school has
lately been organized, which proves to be
very successful and interesting
+ The last meeting Of the Dayton's Bluff
Euchre club will be held next Tuesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Clarence
sherin, OF Goodrich avenue
s Rev. Wilcox will preach on Sunday even.
ing IN the German M E. church on East
Fourth street to ladies only. A large attend
sance is desired.
& The Ladies' Aid society meetings Of the
Bates Avenue NJ. E. courch have been post
<poned until after the Mills revival meetings.
s A meeting Of the Dayton's Bluff Terpsi-
schorean club was held Friday evening at the
home Of George Freeman on Bates avenue.
& The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Asbury N :.
E. church held meeting last Friday after
moon with Mrs. Hart. of Kerwin street.
Miss Rose Murphy, of East Fourth street.
very pleasantly entertained the Day g
Bluff Elite club Wednesday evening.
Mrs. J. c. Mccall and daughter arrived
home Monday evening having spent the past
week as guests of Litcntield friends.
A surprise party was rendered Miss McEl-
veny by number OF her young friends at
her home Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Lemay, of East Third
street, entertained party Of friends from
the Flour City Tuesday last
Ramsey council, Royal Arcanum No. 1850,
held business meeting Tuesday at Alcayde
hall on East Seventh street.
A NUMBER of young ladies of the Bluff en-
joyed a theater party Wednesday afternoon
at the Grand opera house.
Mrs Tovey and Miss Jennie Paulson. of
Hudson avenue. leave next week for Chicago
to attend the worlds fair.
Peter Sims and family, of East Sixth street.
are expected home this week, having spent
the winter in California.
William Miller and family. of East Fourth
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21
SWEDISH FESTIVAL.
First Of the Grand Concerts To-
morrow Night.

First Of the Grand Concerts To-
morrow Night.
Tomorrow evening occurs the first
concert of the Swedish festival, at EX-
position hall, Minneapolis. Extensive
and complete preparations have been
made for this great musical celebration,
which promises to be as much of sue
cess as its promoters could wish. The
programmes follow:
Monday May %, at 8 O. clock p. m.
PART 1.
Address of Welcome by the President Of the
Conference.
Tannhauser March. ch.-.................Wa Wagner
Grand Orchestra.
DaYldS l5Oth Psalm Wennerberg
Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
Aria from Oratorio Creation. .. Hydn
Soprano Solo. ........Mme. Ohrstrom-Renard
Dayid's 96th Psalm. ....... Wennerberg
Male Chorus with Orchestra
Grand Orchestra.
Rev. l.. P. Bergstrom, DR.. r. Lagerstrom,
Chorus and Orchestra
PART II.
Overture. "Leonora No. 3" ".. Beethoven
Grand Orchestra.
Praise Song "Lofsang" .......... bach
Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
Violin solO-Andante and Finale from g
Minor Concerto. ......... -. Max Bruch
Emil Straka and Orchestra
Song, "Herdens SondagsSang' Kreutser
Male Chorus.
Nine. Ohrstrom-R -Renard
l0uf 'Ae''n0S Grand Orchestra s'0ipe
Soprano SolO-"I Know That My
Redeemer Liveth". Nine. Ohrstrom- Renard
"Hallelujah" from Oratorio Messiah Handel
Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
Tuesday May %, at 10 O'Clock A. M.-Jubilee
In the Swedish language. The liturgy, by
ReVs. p. j. SWard and j. Fremling. Sermon
by Dr. h. Norelius. Singing by Revs $. P.
Bergstrom, j. Moody, N o. Grunden, and
grand chorus.
At 3 O'Clock P. M.-Sunday School Festival.
Oyerture-"Ruy Bias" ...... .Mendelssohn
Grand Orchestra.
Choral. .-.... Grand Chorus and audience
Reading Of Scripture..... .... Rev. A. Hult
David's Roth psalm.....-.. 49,. Wennerberg
Nine. Augusta Ohrstrom -Renard, Grand
Chorus and Orchestra.
song ng...........G Grand Chorus of Children
Addresses by GOV. Knute Nelson, Hon. John
Lind.
song :. ........... Grand Chorus Of Children |
prayer by .;-.............C. b. l.. Boman
song (Stridsbon) 80. ............... Sindblad
Male Chorus.
Benediction. +,
Choral. ........ Grand Chorus and Audience !!
ffanu Marcn. ................. GOunOd !
Grand Orchestra
The chorus of children will consist of about !
1000 Sunday school children from all parts
If the Minnesota conference.
At O'Clock P. M.-Young Peoples Festival. !
)Verture--"R Rienzi'' Wagner /
Grand Orchestra.
David 23d psalm. m.,...................Ol Olander
Nine. Augusta Ohrstrom- Renard, DR.. Lager
strom, Grand Chorus and Orchestra
Grafton by Bishop G. Won Scheele.
Aria from Orat Paulus. ....,.::. Mendelssohn |
Baritone Solo .............. DR.. X. Lagerstrom |
Festival Poem by Rev. L. Holmes.
know that my Redeemer liveth.. -. Handel
soprano solo by Nine. Augusta Ohrstrom
Renard
Address in English by Prof. j. g. Carlson.
from Mount of Olives. Beethoven
Grand Chorus and Orchestra.
Thursday evening. at Market hall, in
st. Paul, the concert programme will be
'endered on generous scale, with an
enlarged chorus. Full details of this
.Yent will b9 printed later.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21
Sixth and Robert Sts.
ST PAUL. MINI.

| street. will leave Monday for Chicago to at
| tend the worlds fair
| Mr.. and Mrs Swanson. of Utah, are the
| guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Paulson, OF East
| Third street.
DR.. A. L. Whitcomb and family. formerly
OF Ross street, have moved to 952 East Sew
enth street.
Mrs Young Of Tacoma, was the guest of
| Mrs. Watkins, of Hoffman avenue, during
the week.
at the regular meeting Of the Perhaps
Bowling club, the badge was won by George
Wichman.
Herbert Lacey. of Bates avenue, has re-
turned from business trip to North Dakota.
Mrs. Wolf. of fremont street. entertained a
few friends Thursday at an afternoon coffee.
Mr. and Mrs Price. Of the Marlowe, have
moved to White Bear lake for the summer.
Mrs. George Martin will return soon from
California, where she has spent the winter.
Miss Emma Ringhorn. of Nevada, To-, is
the guest of Mrs A. Allen. OF Ross street.
Mrs Charles Phillips of Maria avenue, is
expected home soon from Phoenix, ArlZ.
Miss Mary Nieuaher of East Third street
is expected home soon from California.
The Misses Fowle, OF the MarloWe, are en-
tertaining friends from Chicago.
Miss Richardson. of Duluth, Is the guest OF
Mrs. Jameson, of Ravine street.
Miss Eta Basford is the guest of the Misses
Murphy. of East Fourth street.
Rev. T. McClary, of East Fifth street, has
returned from Brandon, Man.
Mr. Kessler. of Hoffman avenue. left dur
ing the week for New York.
Mr.. Reed and family, Of Maria avenue,
have returned from Cuba.
Mr.. Maloy. of Plum street left during the
week for Spokane Fails
MIR. O'Niel has taken up residence at 70l
East Fourth street.
Mrs Stoddard, of Third street. has returned
from California.
Mrs NJ. c. Loomis of Eas Fourth stree
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21
Sixth and Robert SITS.
ST. PAUL. MINA

Hamm, of st. Paul and is now in running
order for the season.
The Church of St. Mary's OF the Lake is
making preparations for bazaar in aid of
the church, in July.
Mrs. Williams of the Williams home, has
been having severe siege of rheumatism
the past week
Mrs. J. NJ. Tozier. of Rice Falls. Wis, was
guest OF her sister, Mrs L. W futile, the
past week.
j. A. Barr and family, Of St. PAU, are oc-
cupying cottage on Cooke avenue for the
season.
Henry z. Kiniermann and family are oe-
cupants Of the Heller residence on West Fifth
street.
Some nice large strings Of bass are being
taken from the lake now, and they are biLing
nicely.
ner sister. Miss slough, at the Park Place.
David Hanna is at the PARK Place for the
season, also Mr. Williams OF st. Paul.
W. T. Donaldson ana family moved out 10
their Lake avenue cottage this week
7. 7. Kavanagh and family nre at their
Lake avecue cottage for the season.
s. E: Kellar and family are domiciled at
NO. Shady avenue for the season
Miss Sadie Squires of Rush City, IS spend
Ing the summer i'll White Bear.
Mrs. Mary Hanna will spend the summer
with relatives at Lakeland.
Mrs. David Hanna is visiting with her
mother at ST. Paul Park
W. D. King aud wife, of Minneapolis, were
visiting here this week
Mrs. II. E. smith visited at Taylor's Falls
one day this week.
Frank Benson was down from North
Branch this week.
". ]. Wells and WIFE, Of Minneapolis. were
here this week.
The Nicely brothers are a. The OAKS" for
the season.
John Garyin Eas gone TO Two Haroora
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21
MAY WEDDINGS.

A very pretty wedding was solemnized at
ST. Fincent's church Thursday. the contract
ing parties being H. z. McHaie, of this city,
and Miss Katie Ryan, of Elizabethtown, n.
Y. The bride was attended by Miss Mary
Manion, and the groom was kept in good
countenance by J. j. kyan, brother of the
BRIDE. The bride was gowned in cream
henrietta, and Miss Manion wore henrietta
and crepe du chine. The flowers were bridal
roses. Rev. L. L. Cosgroye otfciated A
wedding breakfast was served at the home of
the groom's parents, 266 Charles street. Mr.
and Mrs. McHale left on the evening train
for Duluth on short visit, and will be at
home to their friends after May 25 at 266
Charles street.
DR.. George Edwin Dixon, Of this city, was
married In Mobile, Ala. Wednesday evening
at o'clock, to Miss Dorothea Rosalia Zadek
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Zadek, of
Mobile. The ceremony was performed at the
home of the bride, and they left OH the even
ing train for New York, where they will
visit until June Is. They will be at home in
st. Paul after July !, at the Hotel Ryan.
Wednesday next will occur the wedding Of
Miss Mary Beekman Taylor daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Cortlandt Mulester TAYLOR to
Walter Oakes, at the Church of st. John the
EVANGELIST
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-05-21

The weather clerk has been behaving
most beautifully of late, and "barrin"
little wind that sends the dust that is
unavoidable at some hour in the day in
city's streets, spinning, the weather has
been all that one could ask for. The
short northern spring is at its best.
The tender green of the trees in the
parks and along the sides of the resi-
dence parts of the town, the delicate
perfume OF the shorn grass, the clear,
bracing air, just cool enough to tlngle,
like wine, through ones veins; the
laugh of happy children busy at their
play in all available places, makes one
glad to be alive. Many of the society
people, tired with the winters cam
paign of work and pleasure, have al
ready established themselves at the
lake: others have arranged to go East
to the worlds fair and other points In
the near future, and summer Will De
here.
News of weddings recently celebrated
or to come reach us, not by the way OF
the oft quoted bird or by the severe lips
Of Dame Rumor, but by prosaic pen and
ink per the United States mall. st.
Paul men 90 down before the splendor
of the glances of the mafdens OF the
South one after another. This time it
is Spencer o. MerriI, a well-known
Young business man Of our city, who
was married to Miss Grace Brown, Of
Atlanta, Ga, at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. E. Brown, hear
West end. on the afternoon of May II,
by Rev. Dir. Sheriff.. The Brown
homestead was made bright with
roses, which were used In
unstinted profusion in every room.
Among those who were present and
took part were Mrs. DIR. Pack, OF chi
eago, and Mrs. c. 3. Rice, of Minneap-
oils. twin sisters of the bride; Miss Bell,
Mrs. Bessie Rice, Miss Jeneviera Pack,
Miss Daisy Brown, the maid of honor;
DR.. Gill, Master Archie Rice and Leslie
Gilbert, of Montgomery, formerly or st.
Paul. The charming home was thr0nged
with the many friends of the bride. Mr.. |
and Mrs Merrill will be al home in st. |
Paul early III June.
The weddings set for June are those |
of Miss Hearty Griggs, who Is to marry |
Dr.. c. G.. Wagner, at Tacoma, June Z,
at her fathers home. Miss Griggs was |
formerly social faYorite in st. Paul, |
and one of the most popular young !
women, whose loss left many mourning.
She is the daughter Of Col. Griggs, and |
has kept up her connection by occa-
Bional visits 10 St. Paul. She is still
well remembered. DR.. Wagner is a
prominent physician of Tacoma. The
wedding will be celebrated in the Con-
gregational church at Tacoma. Among |
those who will have the pleasure of par
hcipating in the ceremony are Miss
TtmberIake and Miss Griggs, of Detroit,
the latter lady being a cousin of Miss
Hearty Griggs.
Another June wedding will be that
of Miss Marguerite DolOrosa Owens to
John Gile DrtSen,