The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-07-12
HAMLINE.

The W. c. T. U. held an important meeting
at the home Of Mrs. Heal, Friday afternoon.
me meeting was unusually interesting, as
ofhcers for the ensuing year were to be cleo
ted After heated discussion in regard to
the work. Mrs. Rich was elected president.
MRS. NJ Higgins, who has been i'll for the
past eleven weeks, is so far recovered as to
De able to go to the Pacific coast with her
daughter Miss Lizzie. They leave next
Thursday, and will be away all summer.
The funeral of Mrs. Botkin occurred at
her nome on Minnehaha street on Wednes-
day afternoon. Very few women could be
more thoroughly missed in community than
Mrs. Botkin.
Mrs. DR.. G. H. Bridgman started last
thursday for Chautauqua, N. Y. She in
tends spending the remainder of the summer
mere, hoping to escape the hay fever, from
wnlcn she suffers every year.
Prof. and Mrs. Batchelder left last week for
Chautaugua. Prof. Batchelder has charge of
the department of chemistry in the summer
school at that place.
Miss Eliza McGregor, Of Wadena, who has
Deen mere for week, left last Friday for
Rest Island, where she will remain the rest
of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer, Of St. Paul, have
bought the former home of Mr.. Whitehead
on the corner of Asbury and Minnehaha
streets
Mrs. 3. D. Patterson has been entertaining
her friends, Mrs. w. Becker and her daugh-
ter, OF st. Charles, Miss, for the last few
weeks.
Mrs. Higgins has been entertaining, for
the past month, her daughter and her hus-
band, who left this week for Huron Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Wolever have returned
from Waseca, where they were attending the
state convention OF the Epworth League
Mrs. Abiel and sister, from Spokane, Wash,
nave been visiting here for a few days.
They left, Saturday, for Morristown.
Mr.. Fred Grant, who has been here for the
past month visiting with his family, has
returned to FIT. Dodge, Ia.
Mrs. Bennett, who has been here attending
the wedding Of Miss Bessie Grant, returned
yesterday to FIT. Dodge.
Mrs. Webster, of Taylor avenue has been
entertaining her nephew, e. l.. Arnold, of
| ST. Croix Falls.
Mrs J. N. Heal, of Capitol, av., visited
with friends at Lake Minnetonka THURSDAY
and Friday.
Mrs Reid, who has been in Anacostes
WASH for some weeks, returned home last
| Wednesday.
w. Bortain, from Brainerd, has moved TO
avenue.
Miss Pearl Benham Of Red Wing, has been
| visiting the Misses Montgomery the past
| week.
| The Epworth league will give lawn social
on University campus next Tuesday evening.
Prof. and Mrs Maxwell took a short triu
to Saltwater on their wheels this last week.
| Rev. Mr.. Garvin and Miss Garvin spent a
week at Red Rock attending camp meeting.
| Mr.. Klemer, of Faribault, has been the
guest of Mrs. E.. V. N. Crist for some time.
Mrs. Prof. M. ]. Griffin and Miss Miriam
| Gr1n1n returned from Duluth last week
Mrs. Clint Chamberlain left for visit
among friends in Wisconsin yesterday
| Mrs. McCullum and children are spending
few weeks with relatives in Illinois,
Mrs. Ed D. Whitney and daughter, of Fari-
| Dault, are guests Of Mrs. Johnston.
| Rev. Mr.. Griffith Ia spending few weeks
| with his family on Simpson avenue.
MT and Mrs. Wright and daughter, Miss
| Helen, are home from Red Rock.
Mrs. Robert H. Dunn and family are
spending the month at Princeton.
Miss Price and her sister from Illinois are
visiting friends in this place.
Percy Jewett and Ray Benham have gone
to Duluth on their wheels.
| Mr.. R. X. Evans is home again after an
absence of some days.
| Miss Wither, from Duluth, is visiting the
family Of Rev. Botkin.
| Mrs. Patterson and her daughter have been
visiting in AnoAa. -
Mrs. Bartuloo returned home last Wednes-
| day morning.
DR.. Charles Montgomery spent last Sabbath
/ at LIE Seuer. III &ssts
! B. A. Shumen has been visiting his mother
! In Chicago. Il 4Ye
F. A. Higgins has gone to Brainerd for a
| short trip. rrs+ts
Mr. and Mrs. Holly are visiting friends in
Mankato. sF