St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-12-10
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where he will spend some time.
The best sIeighiug that has ever been seen
here. So says the oldest inhahitaut
There were 9 number Of arrests Monday
in South Saltwater, and things are generally
lively.
Miss Fannie JOslyn, of Elgin. H., cousin
Of Mrs. Cheney, is in the city visiting for
4 short time.
The Rev. Johns Stafford, Of Grace church,
St. Paul. was in the city on Monday visiting
Rev. DR.. Dunn.
C. P. Gregory left yesterday morning to
try weeks deer hunting on the Nimeacogin
aud neighborhOod.
Mr.. and Miss Parker are in the city visit
ing their brother j. W. Parker, who is sick
at the Putnam house.
Mr.. J W. Parker has a rather sudden at
tack Of sickness. but under the care Of Dr.
Pratt be is doing well.
Miss Carrie Fisher, Of CORY, Pa, has ar
rived in the city and takes e position with
ThOrne, Per Lee & Co.
There was only case Of drunk and dis
orderly before the court Monday morning,
and be contributed $3.50 to the city funds
Do not forget the fair, to be held in the
roller skating rink, tomorrow evening, by
the ladies Of Ascension Episcopal church.
10 probate court Monday, before Judge
Lehmieke, VIM. Louis Brest was appointed
administrator of the estate Of Charles Brest,
decreased.
F. Weyerhaueser, OF Rock Island, and
Peter Musser, Of Musestine, both extensive
lumbermcn and dealers, were in the city yes
terday looking over affairs.
W. J. Latchford, the ''LIttle Jokerr rnau :,
who made himself so popular when he was
here short time ago. Is again in the city
He will remain a few days.
The storm of Sunday badly demoralIzed
Jeweler Williams long clock, and 1T points
now at 1:5O and has done 50 all day. The
sleet and frost beat the hands.
Fred Talboy arrived yesterday form
osceola. having recovered from his attack
Of sickness, and is now all right to take the
road for Con, the tobacconist
Two prisoners we're received yesterday at
tue state prison, from O,ms.ed county
They were John Taylor and Reuben Gordon,
both sentenced TO six months for larceny.
On yesterday we were shown piece of
telegraph wire which had been burnt of
through coming IN contact with the electric
wire which runs from South Saltwater.
There will be regular meeting Of Mullen
Post No. l, C. a. r., tonight, at which
every cOmrade is expected to be present as
business Of importance will be transacted.
Judge Nrtheway had clear sheet yester-
day morning, but the city hall cells were
occupied By dozen dodgers, driven to seek
shelter from tue cold Of the previous evening.
There will be a meeting of the ladies of
the library association at Mrs. DR.. J. e.
Rhodes on Friday afternoon ct O'Clock. TO
take action toward raising fund, for the
library,
At the meeting to night At the VI. E. churc h
weekly meeting, the Rev. Dr. Damn lectures
upon ''PenticDst and its Lessons" Stand
ing room only is the result Of DR.. Dunn's
lectures.
The mill owners, at South Saltwater, are
covering their yards with ten inch coating
OF sand. This will be a preventative against
fire, tbs yards being covered with sawdust
and slabs.
On Sunday last the heart of Martin Muir
ray, OF the Duluth road, was made glad by
the arrival of an eleven pound girl. She is
nicer looking than her dad, and has a far
better head of hair.
The Baptist Ladies' Missionary society
meets with Mrs. DR.. Geo T. Clark, on south
Tuird street, on Thursday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. The gentlemen are invited to take
tea with them at $3.50.
On Monday morning while the transfer
was backing ears TO the St. Croix Touring
mill, on north Main street, an open switch
threw several cars OF the track. They were
got on after good deal of trouble.
The electric light machinery has not yet
been removed from South Saltwater to this
city, the motive power here not yet being ia
readiness. II will take the greater part OK the
week TO have arrangements completed.
The attendance Monday evening at the
Grand Opera house to hear the Lizzie Evans
company in ''Foggs Ferry was pretty fair
Miss Evans and the other members OF the
company gave an excellent performance.
Deputy Warden Hall is domiciled in his
nice new quarters at the prison. He Ia located
in the new part, at the right of the entrance
His room is a comfortab le one, and the fur
uiture is in keeping with the surroundings.
The St. Paul & Duluth road has made one
change in It's time table, the train which, for
some time past. has left st. Paul and Mime
apolis al 1885 p. m, now leaves at 10 30,
the time 1t which she left previous 10 the
late change.
The gentleman who picked up pocket
boob on Commercial avenue, after the rob
berries at the various hotels, had better have
the same advertised or handed over to the
police, as there was a sum OF money inside
A word TO the wise is sufficient.
Mrs. J. L. Jones received, on Monday.
So, 900 as damages for hurt received at
Saltwater Junction, July 9, 1888, through
plank breaking and letting her foot slip
through. J. \. and J. W. Castle brought
the suit TO a successful termination.
At the meeting of the Saltwater Building
society on Saturday afternoon, eighty-three
slares Of the eighth series were sold to W. s.
Conrad, bonus 80 per cent. Also 100 shares
TO other parties. The next regular meeting
viii be on the 6rst Saturday in January
1885.
On Saturday night or Sunday morning
there was a fire az Nike Kehoe's
across the lake, caused by the upsetting Of
lamp. Tue damage done was n OF much,
but the inmates were badly frightened
Kehoe had his hands badly blistered putting
the fire out.
Mr.. and Mrs. John O'Brien went to 81.
Paul and Minneapolis Monday to visit
friends, as on Wednesday Mrs O'Brien ae-
companied her husband to his numbering
camp, where she intends to spend the win