St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-04-07
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Auditor Whited has been in Spring Valley ur-
ing the past week.
j. Holmen, of Minneapolis, was in the city
over Sunday.
The family of L. n. Fabrick arrived in the city
last Friday.
VIM Nee, of Faribault, brought down three
more citizens of that county to the insane hospl
tai.
George C. Cook is in Marshall
Eugene Phillips and d. .Bascomb, of Oronoco,
has removed to Dakota.
John Hedberg night baggageman at the depot,
has resigned his position, which will now be
filed up by Mr. Riordan.
Rev. Robert Nourse, of Lacrosse, will deliver
his lecture on ''England and America at the
Seminary hall, April 10.
The ''French Spy will be presented at Hor
tons's Opera hause on the evening of April z.
A. W. Durl1ee died at his home in this city last
Monday evening
Charles w. Smith and Miss Tillie Lovejoy were
married at the house of the brides parents on
the I'd inst, by Rev. W. G. Rice. The couple
received large number of valuable presents.
maple sugar sociable will be given by the Ia
dies of the NJ. E. church next Tuesday evening,
at the church building.
The trustees of the second Insane asylum have
bought the farm of Patrick Norton, lying east of
the hospital. This enlarges the farm to 800
acres of tillable land.
| new time table was established on the Vino
ma & st. Peter railroad last Sunday. The Roches-
ter accommodation now leaves this city at As
a. m, connecting at Minnesota City with the st.
Paul train. On the Rochester & Northern road
the afternoon train leaves this city at p. IN.
Good Friday services at the Calvary church on
Friday morning, April II.
The building committee of the insane asylum
held session yesterday and decided to build an
addition to the bakery, and tunnel from the
bakery to the new wing, about 170 feet, also an
ice house and carpenter shop.
The Republican county convention, for electing
delegates to the state, district and congressional
conventions, will be held on April 10.
The Olmsted county boom sheet is nearly
completed.
Thos F. Crosby, cashier of the Plainview bank
has removed to Racine, Wis.
1t was down by the river side, The moon
smiled peacefully down upon house-top and hill.
The ripping waters of the dark river murmured
on toward the sea, and 'night like gentle
spirit, lowered DER the still and pulseess world.
A youth suddenly appeared upon the scene. He
walked up to one of the cottages along the bank
gave Raven tap upon the door, and waited
breathlessy for a response. A window
above his head was gently opened, and
in jify bucket of soap
suds was inverted Immediately over him, and he
walked off saying that he had often been advised
to ''soak his head but he preferred bay rum to
soap suds.
The spring term of the Wasioja Seminary be-
gan last Wednesday.
The mill dam at Wasioja was badly damaged
| by the recent flood.
| A large number of Dodge county farmers are
running creameres of their own, and shipping
their butter in five pound boxes. One dozen of
those boxes are packed in a crate and shipped to
st. Paul. This way Of disposng of cream seems
to be highly profitable to them, and far better
| than selling the cream or selling the butter in
| their local markets,
The mills at Mantorville are now ready for bus
mess again, after having q new roller system
! added to them.