Daily globe., 1879-08-22
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by the Special Reporters Of the
Daily Globe.
FARIBAULT.

homomber the races tomorrow.
A large party are camping out at Roberd's
lake.
The sidewalks on Sixth street near Cedar
need repairing.
The streets were filled with farmers
teams yesterday.
Miss Sara Palmer left for her home in.
New York yesterday.
TIE guard band received same more in
sfrumenta yesterday.
O. 81. Whipple Is spending a few days
with his family at Frontenac.
A large party from the Barron house viii
picnic at Roberd lake, to-day.
The turner's society give their first annual
dance at Kyllo's hall tonight.
s. B. Brockway, an old resident of Fari-
banlt, Is in the city visiting friends.
John Babcock has taken the contract to
build Second street bridge for 81, 90,
The four iron seats ordered by the council
from Detroit for the park arrived Wednes-
day.
Jim Burton and wife, "Our Jim,'' are in
the city with headquarters at the Barron
house.
Messrs. Puffer & Barnard have shipped
over $50 head of beef cattle to the East
since April.
The police complain that very few of our
merchants keep lights burning in their
stores all night.
Mr.. Jno Wright, st. Louis, brother-in-
law OF Bishop Whipple, is visiting the bishop
Mr.. and Ms. J. W. Hill, GAINESVILLE, are in
the city visiting relations. They. will remain
about two weeks.
Republican ward caucuses are called fol
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open from 1870 to 9 O'Clock.
A Mrs. Empey, living in Dundas, has q
goose 80 years old, which laid nest OF
eggs and Matched them, this season.
The Dutch Recruit will be brought out by
the Faribaalt Guards, in Hills Opera house,
the three last evenings of this week.
Mr.. VIM. Forsythe and Mr.. j. B. @. Lu.
cas- were called home to St. Louis, and left
last night. They expect to return the first
of next week.
81. A. Turner has accepted the position
of travelling agent for the Farlbault Wind.
mill company, and started Tuesday for Iowa
to look arter the company's business down
that way.
.sZion's Church Evangelical Association
has just purchased the lots on the corner o1
Cedar and Sixth streets of G. L. Lowell, fol
$500. They will at once erect frame build
ing 4Ox6O.
A. s. Bloxani's chicken dog was bitten by
large rattlesnake while hunting near Ken.
yon Tuesday. Mr.. B. filled the dog uE
with whisky at once, and at last accounts
was doing finely.
A crazy woman struck horse, hitched at
the corner of Main and Fifth streets, with
her parasol, yesterday afternoon, and caused
him to break away, but was caught before
any damage was done except broken bride
Aultman, of Aultman & Taylor, threshine
machine manufacturers, Canton, o.; Nichols
of Nichols & Sheppard, Battle Greek, Michi
gan, manufacturers of the celebrated Vibra
tor threshing machine; Phillips, of Lewis
Oliver & Phillips, leading hardware manu-
tacturers of Pittsburgh, and two other gentle
men, are hunting chickens at Kenyon.
Miss Cura j. Shipman, for the past few
years soprano at Plymouth church in thi,
city, intends giving a concert at Hills Opel.
House soon. Our citizens should fill tn,
ball to its utmost capacity, for this will un
doubtedly be the last chance they will eve
have of hearing Miss Shipman, as she re-
turns to her tome in Ohio shortly, for good
The police received word yesterday from
q. W. Masters, Petersburg, ILL.,, requesting
them to look out for one G. Prouty, VIII
abducted young woman from Springfield
ILL.,, on July II. He is about six feet, broat
shoulders, blue eyes, brown hair, sand.
beard, red spot on cheek, deaf in one ca
and about AZ fyears old. Fifty dollars re
wardoi is offered for his return.