St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12

congregated to see the event, which
| unfortunately ended unsatisfactory.
| Three horses were entered, and 5. Z.
| Smith was appointed starting judge.
| He gave the word go" and afterWard
| called the horses back, but Jameson
| and Lawson failed to hear him and
came up the track, Jamieson's horse
winning. In the meantime Hollihan
| remained at the post, relying upon the
| starters call to leone back" jamie
| son, however, claimed the heat and
! refused to go again unless it were
| awarded to him. The judges were reti-
| cent and would not give him the heat.
! The result was that Jameson and Law
| son left the track, and the race was
declared off.
| The last presentation of "Ben Hur"
| occurred at the Grand opera house last
evening, and the audience was larger
| than on TIL ursday and Friday evenings.
| The entertainment was pronounced
! success from every point of view, and
| the literary association is we'll satisfied
| with the outcome. The participants ac-
| quilted themselves In an acceptable
manner, especially the principals.
Miss Maggie Moriarty was pleasantly
surprised Tuesday evening by large
| party of friends at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Gordon S. Welshons. The even
| ing was spent in playing progressive
| euchre, and prizes were won by Miss
| Alice NJ. Pike, Mrs. E. J. Macfarlane,
| Mrs. John Glrspie, and Messrs. l.. Mo
| lander, K. w. McGarry and Ryan.
Lunch was served, and the evening was
an enjoyable one.
Miss Ayadonna Millett left Friday for
Seattle, WASH, where she will accept
position as teacher III the pu0llc
schools. Miss Millett was one of the
leading society young ladies OF this
city, and takes with her the we'll wishes
OF her many friends.
G.. Y. Nelson and wife left Friday
evening for Thomasville, Ca. where
they will spend the remainder of the
winter. Miss Gertrude Nelson will leave
in few days for the same place.
The Hudson press is lavish in its
praise of Miss Annie Sehemmly, of this
city, who recently took the leading part
in 'Pinafore," given by Hudson anna
teurs.
Michael Sullivan was sent to Jail yes
terday tor sixty days, having pleaded
guilty to drunkenness. This is Sulli-
vau'S third offense.
w, J. Latchford, of San Francisco,
Cal, formerly resident Of Saltwater.
was here during the week, renewing
old acquaintance.
The young society folks who do not
observe Lent will enjoy social hop
next Friday evening az Grand Army
hall.
Mr.. and Mrs George Kinney are in
Washington. d. g.. visiting sou who is
employed i'll the pension department..
Mrs. Albert Wilkinson, of st. Paul.
was guest of her parents. Judge and
7 I'll, iaiy In. inn
The last of series of social hops
given by the Saltwater Masons occurred
in their hall Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Clark, of st. Paul,
attended the Ben Hur performance in
this city Thursday evening.
John j. Walsh has returned from Min
neapolis, where he attended the funeral
of his SiSter-ln-laW.
The Saltwater Turverein gives
grand masquerade ball at Music hail to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. F. A. Seymour, of st. Paul, was
a guest of Mrs. James Pennington
Wednesday.
Miss Grace Farmer has re-enteted
upon her studies at st. Joseph's academy
at st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Burlington are Wis.,
iting in Philadelphia and other cities in
the East.
William Chalmers and David Tozer
are spending few weeks in California.
E. ID. Rand. OF Burlington, spent
few days in this city during the week.
Mrs. w. T. Brown, of Duluth, spent
the week with relatives in Saltwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Shortall attended a
ball at Duluth Monday evening.
Mrs. f. w. Durant returned Wednes-
day from trip to Chicago.
f. l.. Hospes has returned from visit
in Milwaukee aud Chicago.