Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-29
M1NNEApoL1s aLoBELErs.

Prof. Dexter will be ct his st. Paul of
fee to-day.
This being Thanksgiving the water
board will not meet.
The real estate transfers filed yesterday
aggregated $300,204.
Visit the Boston restaurant for Thanks
giving dinner to-day.
I. Sheriff Stoddard will treat mis- guests to
turkey dinner to-day.
The Ideal club gave social party last
evening at Window hall.
John L. Sullivan left with his combipa-
ton for Red Wing and Winona.
E. E. Cooley, of Iowa, was yesterday ad-
'mitted to the HennepiD county bar.
Mr.. andlMrs. Frank Koran celebrated
their wooden wedding last evening.
DR.. futile delivered an interesting and
instructive lecture on Rome last evening
The Illinois club has perfected its Or
ganization by adopting full code of by
laws.
The Iyceum of Foas NJ. E. church held
their semi-monthly entertainment last
evening.
The Jurors in the district court cases
have been granted leave of absence until
Monday.
The Rife club had high sport yesterday
afternoon shooting turkeys on the East
side range.
The board of trade has removed its
quarters to the new rooms at No. III
Nico.let avenue.
The Knights of Pythies gave their first
uniform bah ct their hall last evening and
had merry time.
The public schools will remain closed
to-day and to-morrow-Thanksgi wing
turkey Is the cause.
The Irish National League gave ball
last evening at Market hall which proved a
highly successful one.
series of noon day prayer meetings
will be inaugurated in the rear room Of
the Y. M. G. A. on Monday.
The Excelsior club will dance this even
ing in Browns hall at the corner Of Third
street and Second avenue north.
This evening the Excelsior club gives its
Initial hop at Bowen's hall, corner Third
street end Second avenue north.
The banks, courte, schools, postoffice,
aud many business houses will be closed
to-day in observance of Thanksgiving.
The students of the high school gave a
reception last night in the lecture room
and had an interesting programme of ex-
eroises.
During the past year there were twenty
seven wolves killed in Hennepin county
aud 1921 was paid as bounty to those who
killed them.
Joseph Dean has presented to Hemline
university the sum of $4,000, to pe set
apart AS fund for the endowment of a
professorship.
Supt. Henion of the board wishes the
GLOBE to emphatically deny the report
that he has begun to shut off the supply of
water to The property of those who have
not yet paid their assessments.
A thirty days stay of proceedings was
granted yesterday in the case of Harriet
Saunders va. Mary j. Wells, ct al. for in
juries resulting from defective sidewalk,
as detailed at length in these columns.
WThe students of thes tate university Twill
join in the Thanksgiving reception tender
cd by the seniors and Juniors in the ladies'
parIor this evening. They will have must
cal and literary exercises followed by a
grand ball.
Col. Glenn has begun work upon the
manufacture of those fourteen steel boil
ers for the Pillsburys which shall supply
steam for running the A and the Anchor
Touring mills in cases of trouble with the
water power.
The young ladies of Holy Rosary parish
give a supper and festival at Martins hall
this evening. The proceeds of the enter
tainment will go toward founding circu-
lating library and the enterprise deserves
encouragement.
The provident husband WAS seen nu-
meroUsiy to carry home the turkey COB
bier las. evening, end to-day the heads of
families will doubtless amuse their re-
spectiye progeny with that popular duet
from La Masc0tte.
The remains of Enoch Burnham, aged
seventy two, who died Monday evening
very suddenly, of heart disease, at the resi-
u0uce OF MS EOn-lD-laW, L. II. oDith, SlA
Seventh avenue south, were buried yester-
day afternoon, at 2 O'Clock in Layman's
cemetery.
l.. p Plummer post No. sc, G. A. R..
will meet this evening for the purpose of
mastering recruits and for the transaction
of post business. All honorably discharg-
ed soldiers who have not allied themselves
with Il Minnesota post are invited to be
mustered in.
The second dance of the Lurline boat
club occurred at the Nicollet last evening
and was largely attended. One of the
novel features of the evening was the in
PRODUCTION of q new dance known as the
Lurline Standard qusdrille, which was ar
ranged by Frank DAM.
j. p. Kessinger & Co., of Milwaukee
have entered an action against Louis c.
Mueller to recover the sum of $1,000 for
goods sold TO Nj. J. Morswetz, for whom
Mueller went surety. The goods we're OBJ
tanned from May, 10 up to the date OF
Morawetz' insolvency.
The heaviest real estate transfer filed
yesterday with Register HUM was blocks
SO, 81 auG 50 and lots 4 to 7 in block 81;
blocks IS to a; lots aud ( to 10; blocks
IS and 20 To Ga all IN Reminrton's Third