St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-19
sfSTl,rater Notes.

Married in Hudson, December Is, Mr..
Thomas Farrell and Miss Jennie Stanley.
Nice cakes, baked In full view to-day, at
O'Neal Bros. store, corner Of Fourth and
Churchill streets. Ladies, see the work.
Judge Lehmicke, yesterday afternoon,
married Frederick Strehler and Mrs. Earn
estine Guso, widow. They are both well
to do. 4
Chss. Mondau, keeper Of the Montreal
saloon, lost little child yesterday. The
little one had been sick for some time. The
funeral takes place to-day.
Mrs. King, whose collar bone was frae-
tured BY an up seton Sunday last, is doing
as well as could be expected, bat IT viii be
some time before she is free from pain.
Sheriff Holcombe was down street to-day,
and does not look any the worse for his con-
fnement to the house for a couple of days.
DE viii have TO be careful and not take cold.
The swinging harness received by the fire
company from Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday
proved to be defective, and was nearly the
means Of serious runaway. They viii be
sent back.
Druggist Crandall and wife have left for a
trip south and east. The weather the past
few days made him think they would try =
more favorable climate. Many more would
go If they could.
The invitations are being issued for the
masquerade carnival, which takes place at
the roller skating rink here on Jan. s.
Several parties will have costumes TO hire,
so that there will be no dearth Of characters.
The Hessian Ride band gave first class
programme 10 large audience in Music
hall last evening. Our music loving Ger
man citizens were out in full force. The
music was the best We have had In our city.
The ladies Of the VI. Z. Church Aid society
held meeting yesterday afternoon in the
pariors Of the church, and in the evening a
socisble, which was attended By a large num-
Der Of gentlemen, when all had e pleasant
time.
There was a goodly attendance and a
pleasant time at the socizble last
evening at the residence Of the
Rev. D. ID. Cheney, Jr., by the members
OF the Young Peoples union Of the Baptist
church.
The hard times and high license has forced
Joseph Wolf tn close down his brewery. Sew
license expires. Business does not warrant
them in keeping them open, and high license
and hard times they cannot stand.
The driver who was with Geo. Berschun's
when be left here the night of his death, left
him at a house some distance this side of
where bis body was found. 1t is supposed
that be broke his neck when the sleigh over
turned, as wHen he was found bD Jos. Smith
bis body was still warm, and no part being
frozen.
Company K had another full drill last
evening, and the boys are taking 4 greater
interest in making themselves proficient than
they formerly did. No fear of the company
being cisbanded If they keep up the present
enthusiasm. The ball on Christmas night
will NO doubt show what they can do.
We were shown pastel portrait yesterday
in Wiklund's studio, and it is well worthy OF
inspection. The eolsring is peculiar, but at
the same time PHEASANT II WIS taken from
a small photograph, and the life-size likeness
is complete. We also saw some fine crayon
portraits, and his studio is well worth visit
Tonight at the roller skating rink the
ehildren's masquerade carnival comes of.
aad prospects are that il will be a most sue
eessful one There are more little folks here
who can use the rollers well than any one
would imagine, aud as they had plenty OF
time 10 make preparations there will be some
very nice costumes on the floor.
On "Wednesday evening the Danish church
congregation and friends had a pleasant
sociable in the Temple OF Honor hall. The
supper was got up by the ladies in frst-class
style. A handsome sum was realized for
the beneft OF the church. They had quite a
number OF articles for sale, and an auction
eer sold many Of them TO the highest bid
der, while others were disposed of by lots.
The board of education held meeting
yesterday afternoon, and PASSED and sudited
the usual bills. An application was received
from Prof. Otto Eyrmien, German, who is
al present in Duluth, asking to be appointed
teacher Of writing, drawing and German in
the city schools. He has the highest testi-
mOnials. Judge Lehmicke was instructed to
communicate with him in reference to terms,
etc.
The sensational story as to the disappear.
anee OF Mr. John McC.irt..y need not alarm
any one. John will be back in few days
all right, aud he viii be found to be neither
''seollopped by Ihjuns or devoured by
wolves. Friend John likes as well as anyone
to get upa joke, aud it is on him this time,
so lie will have 10 set his brain working to be
even, and YOU may bet your bottom dollar
that be will be.
James O'Brien. who in June last vas ar
rested aud given thirty DAYS for appearing
on the streets with only his underelOthes pn
and under the influence Of liquor, Is about
entering suit against tie city for their feed
ing him on bread and water, from which he
alleges he has ever since been sick. There
will be rare developments, as O'Brien was q
pretty constant boarder on the city. Liquor
was his worst enemy.
Married yesterday afternoon at the resi-
dence of the bride, sOT South Third street,
BY the Rev. d. B. Cheney. Jr., Mr.. WIN.
Shaw, of Clearwater, Mimi, 10 Miss Dora
Sinclair, daughter of the late Capt. Sinclair,
of this city. Miss Sinclair was born in this
city, and has n host or friends here who are
sorry 10 lose her, vet are pleased that she has
got such an excellent husband. The very
best wishes follow them. They left By the
$50 train on the Omaha road for their future
home in Clearwater, last evening.
The police force has been considerably
thin the past few days. Officer Yorks Is
away on his wedding trip, Geo. Walters is al
home in bed sick, being taken Ill yesterday
morning; Dan Reardon was of duty sick for
a couple of days, getting on duty yesterday
morning, and even big Hans is under the
weather. Chief ShorlaIl is getting decidedly
short handed, aud Il is hoped the boys will
be on their beats again at an early date. It
is particularly hard 10 be on duty while sick
Il =. Oh, o..ll