Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-04-19
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Gathered by the Special Reporters of the
Daily Globe.
SALTWATER.

Isaac Staples will start up his saw mill
Wednesday.
Willie Bronson returned yesterday from
Faribault, on visit to his home
| Mr.. James Connors is building very file
residence on Fourth street, on North hill.
Seymour, Sabin & Co., have commenced to
ship Minnesota Chief threshers to Michigan.
The foundation for the feed mill has been
| completed, and the frame for the mill Is being
pushed rapidly forward.
The Jennie Hays came down yesterday
! morning, returning in the afternoon. She
| will make daily trips to the falls during the
| summer.
Heitmann & Becker have removed the old
shelving in their store, and VIII refurnsh it
with new, besides adding other features OF Or
nament and convenience.
Five Saturday night DRINKS came up for
fines yesterday morning, which was promptly
given them, when they drew on their friends,
and then stepped out into the outer world.
John Denison, the clerk at the prison, is in
OAK ota, caught by blizzard and snow bound
in two feet of snow. He is now repeating
those familiar verses, "The Beautiful Snow"
or some other quotations.
There are several railroad men in town to-
day, but their business Is as yet unknown.
Several attempts have been made to draw them
out but of no avail. They were taken in
charge hy President Bronson.
Will not the city fathers try and provide
another place somewhere in the city where
horses can be watered, besides the one at the
head of Chestnut street. There are times in
the day when it Is not safe for ladies TO pass
there, us there are so many teams that it is
almost impossible to get past, aud it is very
annoying 10 people who are in Il hurry to get
home To he obliged to wait for some eight or
ten loaded teams TO water ana move up, In Or
der to get past.
Every seat at the Unlversaist church was
occupied Sunday afternoon 10 witness the an
nual public worship of the Knight Templars
OF Bayard Commandery. The Knights came
in tuil uniform, except swords and gauntiets,
and marched INTO church and down the main
aisle and occupied the seats on either hand
When all had taken their places the Lords
pray er WAS said, followed by the Episcopal
mo ming service for Easter Sunday. At the
conc. usIon OF the exercises The Rev. w. II.
Harrington, sir knight prtl lie, Gel vered lie
address, in which he reml nded them Of their
duty Us knights and briefly reviewing the his
tory of the order from its early formation and
Impressing upon them their exalted position
among mankind and the cause in which they
had enlisted for life. The address was inter
esting and was appreciated by all the listeners.
At tue conclusion vi the service special prayers
were Offered for The order, after which
the knights returned to their asylum.
The floral decorations were beautiful ana
elaborate, and for quantity and design WAS
not surpassed ~n any similar occasion. The
side OF the church was decorated with ever
greens caught up at tue windows and fastened
with bouquets Of flowers, while upon the
walls behind the chaucel was red cross,
about which was twined variegated leaves.
Below this was large cross, sprinkled here
and there with imperial crown roses, while III
front of the speaker and on either hand stood
flower stands loaded with all the rare speci
mems. 1t was pronounced to be the finest
display of flowers in any church in the lily
The flowers were furnished by Mrs. s. B. Cas-
lie, Mrs. D. c. Gaslin, Mrs. Geo. Low and 9TH
trB.
PROBATE COURT.
Estate of Charles NJ. Edwards, deceased.
Final account Of administration examined anL
allowed.
Estate OF James Nolan, deceased. Order
made appointing Matthias Welshause admins
TRAITOR OF said estate.
Estate of Isaac Van Week, deceased. FInai
account of executor examined and allo Ell,
and residue Of estate assigned to heirs.