The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-22
NEWPORT AND ST. PAUL PARK.

Mrs. A. Wendening. Of st. Paul Park
will leave in a few days for Washington.
where she Intends making her future
of the place and has many friends who
will miss her. genial and happy DISPOSE
ton.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
Church of Newport met on Wednesday
Schabacker. The ladies Of the society
are making extensive preparations for a
fair in the near future.
Mr.. James McHattie, of Woodbury., who
has been running the Middleton farm for
many years, has removed to Big Stone
Lake, where he win operate an 800-acre
farm, = the property ofC the state superin-
tendent of public schools, ..,:,
Miss Bahlis. eldest daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bahlis, was married to
Otto Hoffman at the Residence of the
brides parents Cottage Grove. on We'd
nesday evening. Thef happy couple have
the best wishes Of all.
August Schnebben of st. Paul Park,
has purchased the Cblwell meat market
and will conduct the 3business in the flu
ture; August is one of the popular men
OF the place and We beSpeak for him a
prosperous future. 81
Mrs. William Wygant,bof Red Rock, en-
tertained on Wednesday afternoon last all
as follows: Babies Wygant, Stevenson
Partridge, Jones. Stevens. Wigham and
Grummett. $50. a. ....
Mrs. c.. E. CalderBeod. Miss Anna
McHattie and Miss Ruth Calderwood at
tended the graduating exercises at the
state agricultural school on Wednesday
evening and Friday afternoon.
Mrs. c: A. Severance, of Cedar Hurst.
Cottage Grove. returned from New York
on Friday and will occupy their summer
home at once. Mrs. Severance has been
absent several weeks Re. -...~.,5.- --,a
A st. Patrick's dance was given by
the st. Paul Park Social club On+TleSday
evening. A good time is reported. The
st. Anthony Hill, orchestra furnished the
music. ~ .-t.-
George r. Huff, who has, been In the
employ Of G. c. Rice, of Newport, for the
past four years, removed with his family
to st. CroiX Falls. Wis. on Wednesday.
Mr.. Harry "Schmitger, of Duluth, has
been spending few days with his sister.
Mrs. E. e. CalderWOod, of Red Rock, who
called on friends in Newport.
Mrs. j. w. Stevenson, of Red Rock, en-
tertalqed at tea on Thursday Mrs; vii.
liam Wygant, Miss Hattie Crandall and
Mrs. f, G. Ford.
Baby Clark, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
p. Clark, of Newport. who has been Sc
rlously Ill with pneumonia. Is reported
much improved.
Peter Berkholn of Newport. has pur-
chased the residence of E. A. Darling, St
Paul Park, where he will remove with his
family soon.
Mrs. Doherndorf has bought the resi-
dence of Mrs. A. Wendening, of st. Paul
Park, where she will make her future
home. 10 x 80,
Mr.. L. D. Maxwell, st. Paul Park, has
sold his place of business to the Pabst
Brewing company fornsaloon purposes.
Mrs. Arthur Grummett, of Red Rock,
entertained her mother. Mrs. Samuel
Hicks, of st. Paul. onoThursday. .so.ts
-. Mr.. Charles Dawson, of Red Rock. who
HAS been spending Week in Duluth, re-
turned on Wednesday,
Mrs. A. F. Pitcher, of Sioux Falls, 8. D.,
Is the guest of his sister, Mrs. E. e. Jene-
vein; of Red Rock sy3s
=. Mrs. Fred LYDIA, of Newport, is suffering
from an aggravated ATTACK of rheumatism.