St. Paul daily globe., 1884-08-06

sior block, up stairs, or may be addressed to
Peter Begg, P. o. box 1884, and will receive
prompt attention.
Stiicdfer Notes.
Twelve hundred rolls of new wall paper at
Lull's
Mrs. D. j. Harris and daughter have gone to
spend week at Cornelian Lake.
Mrs. Alice Walker who set fire to Samuel
Judd's residence at Marine, left on the Omaha
road last evening
Mr.. j, f. Quinn reports that his arm is getting
on nicely, and that he is suffering no pain from
1t. The bones are joining rapidly
Tonight after the prayer meeting at the NJ e.
church. the official members will have meeting,
at which all are expected to be present.
The G. b. Knapp went up yesterday morning
with three empty barges, to be loaded up the
river with lumber and slabs for St. Paul
Miss Manetta Bathold, OF Minneapolis is visit
ing in the city with her old school companion,
Miss Oracle Kattenburg, granddaughter of Prof.
Jones.
Mrs. c. n. Nelson returned home yesterday
from Chicago where she has been visiting. She
was accompanied from st. Paul by Miss II.
Smith.
Mr.. r. S. Parker, merchant, has had an in
crease in his family, Mrs. Parker presented him
with bouncing boy. He thinks there is not
such another in this city.
Yesterday the Northwestern Manufacturing
and Car company shipped to River Falls the
hardwood floor for the skating rink being
built in that fourishing city.
W. D. Gilbert, of Gilbert, Hodge s. Co., Bur-
lngton, H., was in the city yesterday. He is
looking up the lumber market, as his firm are
heavy dealers in all kinds of lumber.
Mr.. Benjamin n. Underhill and Miss Nancy
Schofed were married by the Rev. l. McClary,
at the residence of Mr.. Underhill s brother, on
Myrtle street above Fourth on Monday evening.
They will reside in the city.
On Sunday next we understand it is in contem-
plation to have a game of base ball on the
grounds here, between the River Falls club and a
picked nine of saltwater. The proceeds will be
for the benefit of j. f. Quinn.
Attorney E. c. Ferguson, of Chicago, and Mr..
Dudley Ferguson, of Cincinnati, who have been
visiting with DR.. Donald, have returned to their
respective homes, taking with them good
opinion of the city by the lake.
Mr.. JAS Shoemaker, of Mankato, and who
manages most successfully the GLOBE depart
ment in that city, in Saltwater yesterday
visiting Warden Reed and other old friends. He
has got lots of life in him.
A. G. Triebel, formerly with j B. Indenirden
& Bro, Chicago, importers of fancy groceries,
has taken charge Of the sales department at JAS.
Schupp & Sons wholesale establishment. He is
very pleasant, bul you bet he can talk.
j. w. Sullivan, manager for the Electric Light
company, is putting in another light on Main
street lighting up the Chicago house. Main
street is now well supplied with these lights,
few cities being able to boast of so many in the
same space.
Capt. j. T. Taylor, accompanied by his wife, of
Kansas, has been visiting his brother, Capt. W.
II. II. Taylor, in this city. On Monday evening
Fosters Drum corps serenaded him. He is an
old veteran, and the boys justly proud of
their old companion. He leaves for home to-
day.
The Mannerchoir, German singing society,
has just engaged Mr.. Oscar Werner. as director.
He comes here highly recommended from Balti-
more, Nd, and arrived with his family Satur-
day evening. The society members about sixty,
and during the season will do much to enliven
the city. Every German in the city who is a
singer, land who has yet met German that is
not chruch full of music) should become mem
ber
PSNSN
was on Monday observed trying to pick up a
pocket book that was on the sidewalk. We do
not know whether he has SO far succeeded in
getting it, or whether he has made report to
the proper authorities Although not the first
of April, we are afraid he being fooled, there
being Job put up on him.
Miss Kate Bennett, of Minneapolis, came over
and Joined her friend that came over couple of
days ago. They enjoyed themselves as merry,
healthy young ladies only can do, and they
visited all the pleasure points in this vicinity.
They all left for home yesterday, after visiting
Taylors Falls and the Dalles of the st. CroIx on
the Jennie Hayes.
The Jennie Hayes, yesterday morning, took to
the new bridge, barge of piles and one of stone.
She got over the bar very well. If the logs were
only out of the way, there would be no difficulty
in the navigation, but they are too near the end
of the island, from which the bar runs down. II
they were 100 yards further south the trouble
would be obviated. Can the channel be impeded
with logs.
1t was no wonder that Assessor John
Mccarthy happy these days, when it is learned
that only four changes are made in his assess
ment roll by the board of equalization. Where
il there another city in which the assessment
amounts to several million dollars that such a
uniformity of assessment is shown We would
like to hear IL there any such. Score one for
John Mccarthy.
Hon. E. w Durant has just returned from q
trip down the river as far as Hannibal Mo. He
reports no particular demand at present for logs
but millmen are looking for the greatest boom in
their line this fall and winter that they ever yct
| had. lie reports crops as something unpreced.
emily large. The corn crop being especially
| heavy in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. All bust.
ness men sanguine over the returns, and none
1 more so than the lumber men.
! Mr.. John De Gras, who was burnt out on Sec
| ond street ia t week complains of the manner in
which his goods were taken care of the morning
of the fire. His Clothes and also those of hi.
wife, as well as other articles were taken, anf
| the parties have forgotten to bring them back
! They need them worse than the parties who hay,
them, as they have not change of clothes
| Please don't be too greedy and keep the whole
| Mr.. Postlewaite, who, for many years past ha,
been with T. 5. McManus, the celebrated con
| fectioner, of st. Paul. has entered into the EN-
ployment of Jos. Schupp 6 Sons of this place
4 Mr. Postlewaite is very popular through this sec
ton of country, and will, no doubt, increase thc
already large business of the Schupp family
| where he fails IN making sale no other one neer
4 try His district will extend both sides of tbs
! St C.oix, but will take in a larger area of Wis
| consin than Of Minnesota.
Tomorrow evening the merry War will bt
| presented to the citizens of Saltwater at ths
Grand Opera house by the Carleton Opera com
pany. The box opens this morning for the sale
/ of seats, and we will say this, all VINO possibly
1 can should go, II they like to hear and enjoy
treat such as viii be presented. In St. Paul they
drew large houses, and a second engagement was
| tried to be made with them but they had theii
I oh na t- 1:yT,.