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

The park IS to have a rare treat next week
In the lecture by Bert HARDWOOD on French
art illustrated by the stereopticon. Those
who heard his talk q year ago know how
very interesting he is and large audience
is sure to greet him next Tuesday evening at
Churchill hall.
st. Matthew's guild gave another of their
popular dances in Churchill hall last Friday
evening. This is the last entertainment to be
given before Lent
Miss Hattie Barnum, who has been spen
ing the winter with her grandmother Mrs j.
A. Barnum, returned to her home in Esther
vile last Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congrega-
tional Church enjoyed a merry sleigh ride
Tuesday afternoon to the state farm.
The many friends of D. E. Clark extend
their hearty sympathy to him on account of
the serious illness of his wife.
The Christian Endeayor society are making
arrangements for an old folks concert, TO be
given some time this month.
The St. Matthew's guild are making plans
for most UNIQUE entertainment, to be given
Immediately after Lent.
Miss Susie Spalding, of Eau Claire Wis, is
the guest of hrs. Walter Hill, Of Nourse
street
Mr. Eberman of Langford avenue has
been confined to the house by illness the past
week.
Prof. Smith, of the agricultural college,
left last evening for short trip to Dubuque
Mrs. j. H. Southall is out again after her
late severe illness.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12

hop Monday evening at Paul Martins hall,
corner Colorado and South Wabasha streets.
The machine woodworkers will give their
annual masquerade ball this evening at their
hall, corner Forest and Margaret streets.
Miss Lillian Lamprey, of Central avenue,
very delightfully."- entertained the Xxx Euchre
club atcards Wednesday evening.
The alumni of the training school met at
the home of Miss Catherine Hart 500 West
minister street Thursday night.
MR. 0. B. Lewis entertained the West Side
Euchre club Monday evening at her home on
East Concord street.
Mrs Charles Butler entertained the West
Side Euchre club Tuesday evening at her
home on State street.
The Troubadours gave a very pretty dane
ing party at Westmoreland hall Thursday
evening
The Minuet Social club gave very enjoy
able dancing party at Central hall Tuesday
evening.
The Non Nobis Solum give select masquer-
ade ball at Central hall next Monday even
ing.
The Kangaroo club met this week with
Mrs. j. A. Stees, of Virginia avenue.
The Local dancing club gave its first party
in Crosby hall last evening
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
FEBRUARY WEDDINGS.

The marriage of Miss Blanche Buchanan,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. A. W. Buchanan,
of Minneapolis, and William IL. Elslnger.
proprietor of the Golden Rule of this city,o
Cured in MINNEAPOLIS Tuesday, Feb. Z, in.
Ihe parlors of the Masonic Temple. The
bridal party entered to the music of Lohen-
green's wedding march, preceded by two little
sgirls Grace Elsinger and Flosence Dlllen-
Sloeter, nieces of the groom prettlly dressed
in blue and white crepe. and carrying white
Eoses. The maid of honor Miss Lettie Buch-
man, sister of the bride wore an Empire
gown of white silk, and carried white roses
uhe brides toilette was Of white bengallne,
empire style en- traine. her tulle veil was coll
Ined by diamonds and her bouquet OF lilies
of the valley The ushers were William L..
GOOdkind, Lee A. Gultman, Albert n. Rose
and Hermann Sternberg, OF ST. Paul. RaoDl
Marks performed the ceremoDy.to the accom-
paniment of hymn from Freischurtz. Mr..
and Mrs Elsinger left on all evening train
FOR lengthy wedding tour, ana will be at
home 10 their friends in st. Paul after May /.
An event which has had an enllyenlng IN
terest in upper society circles the past week
was the wedding at saltwater Of Miss kath-
crime Nelson, of that city, daughter OF Z. n.
Nelson, the millionaire lumberman. ana
Charles A. Hawks, of the Seven Corners bank
of ST. Paul. The wedding occurred in the
presence of a large number of the friends OF
both the bride and the groom from this city:
Miss Nelson is one OF the most charming OF
saltwater young ladies'. The groom is we'll
known st. Paul man and is highly esteemed.
The wedding was brilliant affair, and the
decorations and arrangements were lavish.
The wedding of Miss Clara Heller of this
city, TO Albert +. Ernest, of UniontoWn,A Ala,
Nook place Thursday afternoon at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs D. Straus, of 34S Van
Slyke court. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. E. L. Hess. Only the immediate
relatives were present. After the ceremony
an elegant repast was served. MIR. and Mrs.
Ernest left for the East, and will be at their
Culture home Uniontown, Pa, Feb %.
The wedding of Miss Catherine Morrow
and Leonard Young, of the Great Northern,
Nas solemnized Thursday morning at st.
MAry's church in the presence OF large
humber of friends. The bride was charm
5ngly attired. The best man was Mr.. Moody,
of the Northern Pacific. Miss Morrow, sister
al the bride, acted as maid of honor.
The wedding of Frank Smonds, of Chi
CagO. and Miss HaTbaugh. OF st. Paul. took
place at the Hotel Metropolitan this morning,
IRev. 5. o. Smith officiating. A number of
ultimate friends were present. Mr.. and Mrs.
6imonds left yesterday afternoon for the
South.
The marriage of Corporal T. j. spr1ggs, Of
Company D, and Miss Minnie l.. Herman will
take place at the cathedral Tuesday, Feb IA.
Cards are out announcing the marriage of
Miss Fannie Anderson and Albert Mccoy,
which will take place Feb. %.
The engagement of Charles A. Lichtenheld
10 an Eastern young lady Is announced.
The engagement of Miss Clara Obst to Carl
i. Schmidt Is announced.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

Mrs N. Fink on their return from California
TO their home in Tracy. MINI.
The young ladies of the Browning society
will give an impromptu programme In their
parlor next Saturday.
E. A. Everats visited his daughter May on
his way from Chicago to his home in Battle
Lake, MINI.
DR.. H H. French, of Minneapolis. will oc-
cupy the pulpit of the NJ. E. church this
morning.
Miss Little entertained Miss Ruth Huchins
of Huron, s. D., and Miss Ida BOWe OF st.
Paul.
Miss Bessie Hamilton, of Cumberland
Wis, was the guest of Miss Gertie Torrance.
Mrs. c. H. Benedict. of the Portland, st.
Paul, called on Hamline friends Friday.
The Saturday Night club was entertained
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. kenworthy.
Mrs. G. H. Bridgman is entertaining her
sister Mrs. Gatchel of Buffalo, n. Y.
Mr.. Foster of Plainyiew, visited his grand
daughter, Miss Bolton, of ladies' hall.
Mrs. John Shannon, Of Stevensyille, Mont,
was the guest of Mrs. r. Shannon.
Mrs. Thomas Bevins and Mr. and Mrs. Dris-
coll are guests OF Mrs. o. Reynolds.
Miss Marguerite Young. of Buffalo, Mimi,
is the guest of Miss Myrtle Holly.
The annual senior reception Will be given
on Feb. "a at the Hotel Ryan.
Miss Anthony. of Carleton, is the guest OF
the Misses Snow and Gould.
Miss Gertie Torrance entertained Miss
Rose Cornish, of Minneapolis.
Mr. Wheeler and Ed Clark, Of the state
u visited the Misses Miller.
Miss Bertha Schofield entertained Miss
Eaton and friend, Of st. Paul.
The X. f., a social club, will meet with
Mrs. Adams Tuesday evening.
E. A. Hathaway. of Hornell, n. Y, is the
guest of W. 3. Hathaway.
W. Farnsworth, of Wahpeton, S. D.. is WIS.,
iting namline friends.
Ed Buck, of Elkton, N. D., is visiting his
cousin, G. A. Buck.
The Y L. II. NJ. met with Mrs. Allard
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Lou Best of Pittsburg, is the guest Of
Mrs. Dugal Cree.
The w. c. T. U. met with Mrs. G. H. Haz-
zard Thursday.
Mrs. 0. c. Wright has returned from visit
to Brainerd.
J. c. Miller is entertaining s. H. Gronnis.
Of Mankato.
Miss Butter of st. Paul. is the guest OF
Miss Gold.
Dr. Bridgman is In ST Peter today.
F. M. Grant is in Fort Dodge. 10.
Mr.. Hickey is in Fort Dodge.
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MERRIAM PARK.

Mr. and Mrs. James Craig entertained a
company of young people Monday evening
in honor of Mr.. Protter, OF Chicago, and
Harry Palley. of Memphis. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petit, Miss Mohler,
Mr.. and Miss Holmes, of Minneapolis; Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ. Space, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Greene,-Mr and Mrs. Robert SnoWden. Mrs.
Barnard, Misses Brewer Chamberlain, john
son; Messrs. Hartigan, Woodruff, Green,
Demming and Coykendall.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Society
Of the Presbyterian Church was held at the
home of Mrs. Naylor Feb 3. The following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
! President Mrs. Naylor; vice president, Mrs.
johnson; secretary Mrs. Baker; treasurer.
Mrs. Boyer; chairman executive committee,
Mrs. Wood.
The Ladies' Society Of the Presbyterian
Church and ladies of the park met with Mrs.
Boyer Monday. and prepared clothing for
the needy of the CITY.
Bishop Gilbert will visit st. Mary's parish
on Good Friday March 81, and viii admins
ter the apostolic rite of confirmation.
Twin City Lodge, No. So. K. F., will confer
the rank of page on two candidates next
Monday evening.
The Ladies Society Of the Presbyterian
Church will meet with Mrs. D. A. Curtiss
Friday, Feb II. ~
Mrs. A. j. Trumbull win entertain her lady
friends at progressive euehre next Tuesday
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church will meet with Mrs. Perry Cotton
Feb IL.
The Extrenous will give a valentine socia
Feb. IA, in the parlors of the NJ E. church.
Mrs w. B. Hawley is entertaining Mrs
Theodore Ostander. of Knoxville, Pa.
Rev. E Fl. Mckay of Hamline will preach
Sunday morning in the NJ. E. church.
Mrs. D. G. Jones entertained party OF
10 Inc OF 0rIu ul0rr TO-,
The Local Dancing club gave their first
party Friday evening at Crosby hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Trumoull gave a pro.
gressive euchre party last evening.
The Bible class meets on Monday evening
when a review of the first eleven chapters OF
Luke will be given. DR.. Davis of Macales
ter, will present paper on 1.-The Bible Tab
Iets and Heroglyphs Mrs. Bishop will read 8
paper on Ruth. Mrs Coykeuuail on Esther
and Mr.. Wakefield on Bible Agriculture.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
DAYTONs BLUFF.

The principal society event of the week on
Dayton's bluff was dance given in AIcayde
hall Friday evening by the Bachelors, con-
sisting of e. W. Mears, W. j. Winker, c. +.
S. Reinecker, 5. S. Hough, L. G. Sutmar,
Ralph Allison and w. K. Burkhard Jr. Music
was furnished by the Central orchestra, and
during the evening light refreshments were
served. Those who enjoyed the hospitality
of the young men were MI and Mrs. d. Il. Hev-
ener, Misses Glanvill, Hevener, Drake, King,
Burkhard, Allison, Hough, Freeman, Heit
Winker. Schlieman, Lohlker, Reinecker, 10th
man. Barber. Hachtman, Lawrence, Errhuff,
Strickland, McCray. Davis, Jarveis, Messrs.
Stone, JeWett Craig, Deebach. Hawthorne,
Freeman. Barber, Lott &einecker, Lohlker,
Albrecht, Allison. Lothman, Plum, EDDY.
Westphal, Nienaber and DR.. Day.
One OF the most enjoyable events during
the week among the young people of the
bluff was a surprise party in honor OF Miss
Grace Bodle, of Maria avenue. The first part
of the evening was spent in playing cinch.
Prizes were won by Miss Elsie Wichman,
Florence Krieger, Walter Holl and Sam
Spinder. Refreshments were served Al IL
O'Clock after which dancing was INDUCED
i'll until late hour Among those present
We're the Misses Clara Granville Stella, Ollie
and Maud Freeman, May and Berdle Shin
ner Elsie WiChman, Florence Krleger, Allie
Hevener Anna Barber, Carrie Drake. Agnes
and Johanna Holl; Messrs. Frank and Levi
Barber, Waller Holl, Fred Craig, Sam Spind-
Ter, Ed PaYte, Frank IIeYener, George Free
man, Frank Clinton, Frank Krleger, George
and Will Wichman, Robert Deebach and
Harry George.
Miss Grace Studeman, of East Fifth street,
entertained d number of girl friends on
Wednesday. Cards and dancing were the
amusements of the evening.
very enjoyable surprise party was given
last Saturday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Krieger, of Bates avenue, in
honor of their niece. Amelia Spencer. The
evening was spent in playing games, after
which supper was served. Those present
were the Misses May and Birdie Spinner,
Nellie O'Niel. Nellie Davis, Florence Kreger,
Lottie and Chloe Brink, Florence Schiffman,
Alice Won Deyn, Messrs, Frank Kriessr.
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In Genera

Brooks, Robertson, Cook, Greue, Door,
Wright, Bass, Davis, Taylor. Selmes' Horn'
Rogers.
Miss Lamborn gave all excessively jolly
'bobbing'' party "Wednesday evening, at
which Mr. and Mrs. John Townsend played
the proprietes. In the party were the
Misses Stephenson, Misses Maud Taylor
Armstrong Spaulding. Brinkerhotf, Nallie
Gotzian, Dousman, Finch, CT Milwaukee;
Horn and Smyth; Messrs. Sam Sturgis, w. G.
Read Ed Halbert Fred BigeloW, Hulchin-
son. Burns, Weatherby, Wall and Boyle.
Miss Furey, of Dayton avenue, gave pro-
gresslve euchre party for forty people
by Miss Arthur, Miss Shane, Mr.. Hill and Mr.
Bryan.
Mrs w. c. Copley. of Summit avenue. gave
progressive euchre party to number OF
friends during the week.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Harvey Officer
entertained very few misses and masters
for her daughter Evelyn.
Mrs Newport gave a tea Saturday evening
in honor of her guests, the Misses Cooke ana
Lago of New York.
Mrs w. H. Ryndman gave a euchre party
Monday evening at the Aberdeen Tor Mrs
Robert Runtoul.
Miss Maggie Ryan, of University avenue,
entertained friends from StillWaterEThurS-
day evening.
Miss Anna Saines, Of Isabel street enter
tanned a party of friends at her home Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. d. c. Jones entertained party OF
ladies al cards yesterday afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
HAMLENE.

The Amphictyon society gave their annu-
al pubic entertainment last evening in the
chapel The programme consisted of:
Piano solo, P. H. Teuny; address, A. W.
Dimond: recitation, W. Il. Wallace; banjo
solo. H. L. Moody; paper, satellite" E H.
Wallace; music, Amphictyon Quartette;
music, banjo and guitar club; discussion,
authorship of Shakespeare's plays c. c. Nc
Cam and w. l.. Bonney; vocal duet. E. c.
Bassman and G. B. Kerfoot; mock DEBATE
A. H. Pasker and G. II. Chisholm; reading
G. H. Southwick; music. 'Octette.''
The Browning and Philomathean societies
gave joint programme i'll their parlor on
Friday evening. The following was the order
of the numbers: Chaplin's exercises; duet,
Misses Davis and Benham: conversational,
E. H Mckay; music, Philomathean quar-
tette; reading, Miss Evarts; music, ''Mnsh''
club octette; spelling match between the two
societies. in which the Brownlngs we're VIC
torious.
A party of young people enjoyed sleigh
ride on Thursday eve after which they
were entertained at the home of Miss Winnie
Bloomfield.
Mrs. j. P. Davis is entertaining Mr.. and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
OUR PEOPLE ABROAD.
Northwesterners Far Away From
the Banana Belt.

H. W Topping. Mrs. Topping, Of st. Paul;
o. /. Johnson, of Minneapolis, registered
during The week at the Placide hotel, Jack
sonyiile, Fla,
Frank Schiick Jr., Miss Schick, of st. Paul;
z. Pope, OF the same city; J. Lowell, C. a.
Lowell. of Fargo. are al the Windsor, Jack
sonvile, Fla.
+. Lachmind of Duluth; N. A. Guyar, of
South Dakota, were among the early arrivals
last week at the Westminster, Los Angeles,
Cal.
Mrs Grindley and the Misses Grindley of
Minneapolis, were among the early arrivals
this week at the Battle House, Mobile Ala.
Mrs Gilbert, Of st. Paul; George Wilkin-
son, of Red Wing. arrived during the week
at Hotel Green, Pasadena, Cal.
Senator William D. Washburn, of Mime
sofa, registered last Saturday at the Fifth
Avenue hotel, New York.
Mr. aud Mrs Shoil Mrs Albert Shattuck
Mrs Hill, all of Minneapolis, spent the past
week at New Orleans, La.
A. L. Evans. of st. Paul; D. Bandman, of
South Dakota are at the johnson. Washing
ton, d. G.
S. H. Mclaughlin, of Anoka, Mimi, spent
the week at the St. Charles hotel New Or
leans.
George Wilkinson, of Minnesota arrived
during The week at the Brewster, San Diego
Cal.
William Gale, F. j. Raerr, of Minnesota,
are at the Hotel Brewster, San Diego, Cal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
WAITING.

Serene fold my hands and wait,
Nor care for wind, or tide, or sea;
rave no more gainSt time or fate.
For 10 my own shall come to me.
stay my haste, make delays,
For what avails this eager pace?
Istand amid the eternal ways.
And what is mine shall know my face.
Asleep. awake by night or day.
The friends seek are seeking me;
Nor wind can drive my bark astray,
Nor change the tide of destiny.
What matter il stand alonel
I-wat with joy the coming years;
My heart shall reap where it has sown,
And gather up its fruit OF tears.
The stars come nightly to the sky.
The tldal wave unto the sea;
Nor time, nor space, nor deep. nor high,
Can keep my own away from me-
Burroughs.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
FLOUR CITY SOCIAL.
Several Notable Events Made
Last Week Pass Quickly
in Minneapolis.
Receptions Were Rather in
the Lead OF Other Forms
OF Entertainment.
Company BIS Annual Ball Was
the One Event for the
Young People.
Lent's Approach Causes the
Length Of the Schedule
~ noonooca

There were many pleasant and nota-
Bile social happenings in Minneapolis
during the past week. Several social
and labor organizations held their an
nual entertainments, and, as usual, they
were we'll patronized. Company BIS
annual hop Thursday evening was a de-
lightful event The afternoon recep-
ton and tea given by Mrs. II. w. Wag-
ner Wednesday in honor Of her daugh-
ter, Miss Clarabel Wagner, was perhaps
the most notable happening of the
week. There are only few announce
ments of future events.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.

Company held its annual ball on Thurs
day evening at Mahtowah hall. Over 100
couple were in attendance and took part in
the festivities the event afforded. The hall
was neatly decorated with the stars and
stripes and the walls Of the reception room
were covered with four large flags. The
handsome and brilliant toilets of the fair sex
and the bright uniforms of the soldier boys
formed pleasant picture. The arrange
ments for the event were made by Lieut..
A l.. johnson, Private G. b Horton and
Private N j. Nelson. The reception
committee was composed OF Sergeant q. A.
Chant. Corporal F.W Atkinson, Corporal W.
Gardner and Private George A. Miller. The
floor committee was headed by Capt. A. Nj.
DiggIes. who was ably assisted by Sergeant
p. B. Rowley, Corporal p. j. Richert, Pri-
vate c. W. Rees and Private G. II. Bishop.
These annual parties are not held for the
purpose of making money, but in order that
the boys and their friends may enjoy them
selves in social manner Thursday nights
event did this very nicely.
The first annual ball of the MINNEAPOLIS
Musicians association was held Thursday
evening at Masonic temple About $50
couples were in attendance, and seemingly
enioyed the event. The orchestra furnish
ing the music was formed OF members of ten
different orchestras represented in the as
ISOLATION. The programme contained twenty
numbers, and was only interrupted by the
announcement for supper at IL O'Clock The
association at present contains about 49,
members, and is ofticered as follows: j. P.
Roster, PRESIDENT; Charles Freeman, vice
president; j. S. Eschart, treasurer; w. H.
Labtz. secretary; L. A Lawson, correspond
ing secretary. Several musicians and their
wives from ST. Paul were in attendance.
Mrs II. w. Wagner gave a reception and
tea from to 6 O'Clock, "Wednesday afternoon.
to some $50 friends at her home on Park ave-
nue. The event was in honor of Miss Clara
bel Wagner, who was formally introduced to
society. Miss Clarabel Wagner, in debutante's
gown, received with her mother and sister
The house was lighted with shaded lamps
and pFofusely decorated without flowers. A
centerpIece of pink roses and ferns adorned
the tables in the dining room. The hostesses
were assisted in entertaining by Mesdames
H, f. Sidle, G.. P. Heffelfnger, H. X. Sidle, j.
C. Young. P 3 Winston, a. NJ. Geesaman
T. B. Janney, G. R. Barber. Albert Harring
ton. NJ. n. Hill, l.. b. Morrison: Misses May
Ankeny, Matte Rogers, Heffelfnger, Bailey,
Janney. Stevens and the Misses Knowlton.
very pleasant reception was given Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. c. M. Cnshman and
the Misses Cushman. at their home. IT'S
Third avenue south. The guests were mostly
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COMING EVENTS.

The Union league will give dinner at the
Guaranty Loan cafe tomorrow night to COM
memorate the birth of Abraham Lincoln. A
large number of invitations have been sent
to prominent citizens and only Il few regrets
have been received. The committee in charge
is composed of David f. Simpson, Robert G.
Evans F. NJ. Hendrix, a. Ii. Mum and W.
Il. Bartlett.
An entertainment and social hop will be
No. 1898 A o. f. of A. at Foresters' hall.
22t Second avenue south. Musical aud liter
airy plumbers will precede the dancing.
Court Pride, of Minneapolis, No. A. Fl. o.
F. of H.. will give its first annual ball Mon
day evening at Mahtowah hall, Psi Mic
ollet avenue.
The second of the series of dancing parties
being held by the guests of the Holmes will
be held tomorrow evening.
The juniors of the State university will
give a grand ball Immediately after Lent.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
DULUTH SOCIAL.

The University of Michigan Glee and Ban
10 club gave delightful entertainment at
the Lyceum Thursday evening. After the
concert they were entertained by a spread on
the stage by Manager Arthur e. Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Weber have gone
South. They will make q long trip. visiting
the West Indies. Mexico and South America
They may go to Hawaii before returning.
W L. Govrie and Miss Margaret L. Blu
chanan, two of Duluth's prominent society
people, were married last Wednesday by
Bishop Barker
Mrs. A Miles and daughter have gone to
California, via Salt Lake City to be absent
three or four months.
Francis B. Clarke. of ST. Paul, had break
fast at the Spalding last Wednesday.
A grand concert was given by the High
School Musical society Friday evening.
&c. D. Parker was one of the many ST. Paul
people in this city last week.
C. A Long and B. G. Church went to Chi
chgo last Wednesday.
II II. Edridge, of St. Paul. was in Duluth
Wednesday,
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Kid Glove Sale.

8 styles of our SIPS
Gloves only SSc.
New Importations
of Biarritz. all shades,
including reds. navy
and green, worth S1.25.
only SSc.
Chamois Gloves only
$50.
SIPS Foster Hook
Glove only SIC.
All Gloves Fitted.
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SALTWATER NEWS.

4 Race Declared OFF After a Bad
Start.
A day or two ago three owners Of fast
horses in aud near this city decided
upon having another race on the st.
Croix track yesterday afternoon. The
weather was fine, and fair crowd
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-12
DRESS GOODS Dept.

3 cases of Plaid. Fancy and Changeable
Suitings exact limitations of Sl.00, only Zoe
and 25c per yard.
2 cases of Bedford Cords. all there was on
hand from large manufacturer of his soc
quality; all good shades; our price only 29c.
54-in. Imported Clay Worsted Suitings, best
goods in the market; never retailed for less
than 81; our price, Sl.3S See them.
All-Wool India Twill Serges best value
ever shown, all new shades, worth 75c; only
4Sc per yard.
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FANT1E Bros
GRAND OPENING SPRING SALE Of DRY GOODS

S @ EM sSR GqoRs
n yoD Goods rig through W O.
Wit uwnl sackb uaahey know h we Those hay h they nt
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SILK DEPT.

Figured China Silk, Polka Dots Goo
and neat figures. only. ..........v VO
Worth soc.
Figured Kai Kai. Habutai and
China Silks, worth 75c; our Zoo
Bengaline Crystal Dress Silks,
black and colors. sold every CT 10
where at S1.75; our price 49,. @A'2O