Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-12-06
NEIGHB /, NEWS.
Gathered ~ ths Special Repsstsrs Of eAs
DsiIv GI0bf.
SALTWATER.

Fsyette Marsh is absent ct Madison, Wis
consin.
George Talbot paid $3.50 yesterday for
disturbing tho peace.
Wheat advanced cents yesterday. The
quotations are $1.12, $1.O9 and 80 cents.
Miss Cora May has accepted situation in
the SO cent store until after the holidays.
w. w. Williams, of the Albert Lea Stand
ord, was in the city yesterday, calling on old
friends. =
George Estabrooks was severely kicked in
the side by horse which he was watering
Thursday.
Rev..W. 81. Harrington will reside in Capt.
r. j. Wheeler's residence this winter, while
Mr.. Wheeler is absent in California.
Workmen were at work erecting the tele-
phone poles on Main street yesterday, and
the line will be completed to st. Paul in a
short time. ##&2 V
The nuptials Of julius d. Duel, Of the ST.
Croix Post, and Miss Emma Sohermully,
daughter Of the senior editor of the same
paper, will take place at the residence of the
brides parents, Thursday, Dec. H. :4y
Rahr & Hanson, the liverymen, whose
horse and buggy Gould and Hitchcock took
away on protracted trip, recovered their
horse in Hudson Thursday night, Gould
having just returned from River Falls. d.
Isaac Staples has commenced the erection
of an addition to his -four mill 22x26 feet
and two stories high. "A number of new
| improvements will be made in the mill, and
SIX rollers, four purifiers and bran buster
added, which will increase the manufactur.
ing capacity of the mill to 200 barrels OF
flour per day. a52-@i ,.G2s% i. y s.t52a
A horse and buggy containing Miss JOSIE
Morgan and her little brother Charles, ran
away coming down Third street yesterday
throwing out the occupants, but without in.
jury to either. Turning the corner Of Myr.
tie street, he became detached from the
buggy and ran. as far as the Keystone house,
where he was secured. The buggy was
slightly damaged. aGf 30 .>:aaa
The following officers were elected BY
Washington r. A.. c., No. II, Thursday
night: ss*1s H. ~. ... .>...~.- 49,"
M. f.. FL. Pc. A. Folsom. .... .. s.-.sa
E. XIV. b. Pratt ..;-- .,,sza 8
e. S.-Edward Capron. ..z z:- 1@s&g"
@. of H.-A. K. Doe. 5a. 81. .5-aa II.
p. S.-Hugh Hall. ILL. --.E ....~z..1s.
II. A. Civilian +. Gorrie. .u. o. ID 5a7
Treasurer-Jame Anderson. 81 1oatz4
Secretary-J. w. Densmore. s@ y. 4 7,s
The installation will take place Thursday
evening, Dec. 10. . .. II. . .4,-' ...:
49,. Z. NJ. @. 4. ENTERTAINMENTS, .4 77r
A large number of our citizens have
agreed to take season tickets to defray the
expenses of the ''Star Course of Entertain.
ments," to be given under the auspices Of
the Y. NJ. G. A., consisting of eight enter
tainments, as follows - -, : ' e.
Mrs. Ann Eliza Young-Lecture. .r
Gen. Judsou fitzpatrick a
The Misses Banning Reading. IA stfe.
Hon. Schuyler Colfax-Lecture. 5afaS.,
Frank Beard (caricature) - Chalk Talk.
Mrs. Livormore-Lectnre '-5'
Master G.. Paul Smith 1.-TWO consecutive
nights Readings and representations in
costume. sf,vlsig,ss..ts -..sl ,. fr.a ..,,.a 49,
Season ticket holders will be entitled to
reserved seats without extra charge. The
committee in charge of the course Of enter.
tainments reserve the right to substitute in
case of failure Of any of the above to ap.
pear. eee m.a. ........ ...., r.. ~ ...-. :.
"A season ticket will cost $3.50, and the
holders will pay for them when called upon
by the committee. :.s s-s.. : g.. 81. +. 49,