Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-03
VERY INTERESTING CHAT.

tiOn or Two Well Dressed Girls.
Detroit Post.
Two fashionably dressed girls met yester-
day on the Campus Martins; said one:
''Hello! you sweet thing, what do you
know"
''Know! noth-'cept that they've got a new
clerk in IS store-a regular dandy.
Went in, you know, for plaid sewing silk.
Tell you, he's a swell. Wow! got any
money!
'Sem, but not metch. Why"
sob, they've got the boss creams at is.
I've got a whole nickel; thought we might
Uhack up Met Kit and Sue with q bundle
of 'em; they never offered me d snack,
the old cranksl Let's set up oppossh."
''How meant Been to the postofices"
esteem times
'That amt many. Come with me. Well
get the candy and sail in-make the pump
handles eyes stick out. Funny, amt hep
"Funnyl not 50 funny. Went to the dance
at Nell's with him, and he walked all over
my feet. Say YOU know Willie Wall.
Eye!"
81 should ssneeI Did he talk an arm of
you?'
Gone, Casarl The other one felt weak.
He told me that old joke about his going into
the hotel"
"Oh, Jemimel I've heard that once or
once and a half or twice. Say! they've
got telephone connection with down town.
''Wowl spose 1 don't know that-talked
down the other day to Josiah Jinks he was
sweet"
Thought you didn't know him"
ooh, you sweet thing! What's the diff!
told him he would find me If he took the cars
with the blue light on"
"Going to see himE'
''Not metch.n
"Have you seen the new college tough?n
"Wowl He's no earthlyi"
t'Why? Is he crushed on anybodygn
"No; seven girls gave him the dead march
the other day. He caught step with himself
'steen times, he got so ratified; wrathy, too, 1
guess, for he turned around and says thanks,
awfully'r"
'Say, Cal, 7 was down to LiIy-bud."
"HOw did you get your courage to stickp'
''Sticki had to do it; so says Cal, do you
co. She came to the door in buff tea
gown, hair done Langtry, and said: 'FWa
haw daw You daw, am aw alone Thought
hard luck for me, and pounded my head
when she wasn't looking; staid ten minutes
and then remembered had to go home be-
Cause mamma had a headache; told her to
run in any time-knew she wouldn't come In
the back door, and I could skip out that way
Am good for that any day."
"Well, you will have q prac-nac when she
gets there Have you seen Da' Leonarl's
new mash9 Came over in two shipS-it's a
soft snap for her-tnrnS its toes in and says:
'Nawl don't you knoaw'-two of a kind, amt
itp'
At this time runaway team put an end
to the most interesting conversation on
record
What the L.ime-NiIn Club Has Ac-
cOmpIished. eSaas
Detroit Free Press.
Brother Gardner made brief speech, in
which lie reviewed the progress of the club It
was organized with seven men and q dog. It
now numbered 3,GS4 members and over 1000
caniens. The first weekly collection footed
up 5 cents and peck of nails and buttons.
the last amounted to $13 in clear cash The
club had 1882 i'll the treasury, owned the most
valuable museum i'll America, and It's library
was second to none IN the state. Its delibeY-
ations were given the preference over the
proceedings Of congress, and its decisions
were acknowledged ahead of all courts.
During the past year $50 members had been
made, four had died. Paradise hall had been
broken into and Sir Isaac Walpole had re-
ceived q letter threatening his life. The club
was on sound financial basis asked no IA
Yors Of She Concord school of philosophy,
and another year would probably witness the
buildi, Of o hall in which 10 hold their
mcetiu