St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-18
Notes ahou1T Town.

Yesterday Miss Vina Lamb celebrated
her fourteenth birthday by going TO Lake
Comedian in a large bus with party of her
girl friends. where they spent the day pic
nicking. They report a good time The
names are Misses VIVA Lamb. Ella Marsh.
Daisey McMillin. Nellie Emerson. Eva
Hail, Susie Brown. Bessie Sheperd, Matte
Scales, Edith Brumbley, May Van VOres,
GuSSie Bronson, Ella Anderson and Fannie
Falson.
The board of education has appointed
Mrs. Doyle teacher TO assist in the Schuen-
berg school. also Miss Anna HERMAN as a
teacher and Mr.. Nolan janitOr for the high
school. The regular meeting of the board
will be held on next Thursday evening. at
which other teachers will be appointed and
the matter of heating the new school
house with soft coal considered. Prof. Curtis
has returned and the schools will open on
Sept. Z.
Mrs. Jennie f. Evans wants a divorce
from her husband, James G. Evans. for
which she filed papers in the clerks office
of the district court yesterday. She claims
that he is a habitual drunkard and does
not support her. They were married in
1857 and have four children, the eldest of
whom is II. He is youth of ca while she
is only IS.
The Saltwater roller mill, which has been
idle for many months, resumed operations
yesterday under the management of a Min
neapOliS company, with Mr.. J. II. Town
shend head miller. The mill is now in
good condition. 1t has a daily capacity of
500 barrels. The other flour mills are run
ming steadily and doing well.
In the municipal court yesterday morn
ing ". +. Bowen of Lake Elmo was fined
SO and costs for aSSaulting a man he had
employed in his hotel. The Lodge. HewaS
granted a stay for thirty days and will make
an appeal. The case against Ed Cleary for
disturbing the peace was continued till
Thursday at a. III.
Messrs. f. F. Merrill, son of the late
Hon. 5. S. Merrill of Milwaukee, and F.
W. Wallace of Ansonia, Conn, are the
guests of their SchOOlmate, Mr.. Edward
Durant Jr. The will join party of five
and 90 up the Northern Pacific on a hunt
ing expedition.
Attorney Fayette Marsh is expected
home from Quebec in day or two. Mr..
Marsh, about ten days ago went to that
city in the interests of one of the insurance
companies that Kerr held a policy in. to
look up testimony and prove that he was
murdered.
The funerals of the children of ]. F. Sui
Ivan and George Green both took place
yesterday afternoon and were largely at
tended. The former was buried at South
Saltwater and the latter at Fairview.
The game of lacrosse for the Minnesota
cup to be played between the Saltwater
and Winona clubs here on the 25th inst
promises to be very exciting. Our boys are
confident of capturing it.
Yesterday in the probate court in the es-
tate of Ellen NJ Emery the executors final
account was examined and approved. In
the estate of Nelson Welander the admins
traitor filed his report for the real estate,
which was confirmed.
Clerk Bennett of the district court left
last night TO visit SanduSky. o., his old
home and attend a reunion of the D. V. r.,
of which he was a member, at Lakeside,
near that city on the 10Th, Goth and 21st
inStS.
Mrs. DR.. J. c. Rhodes and Mr.. II. E.
Smith and wife returned home on Saturday
night from Centre City. DR.. Rhodes and
Harry Smith went up and accompanied
them home.
William Mackey, residing at South Still
water, was accidentally shot in the hand
while cleaning q revolver on Sunday even
ing.
Yesterday Hon. E. S. Brown and Hon.
j. y. Castle returned from a successful
prairie chicken hunt near ST. James.
MesSrs. George Gorham, II. Capron and
Willis Pride have returned from brief but
pleasant visit in Alton and Hudson
Yesterday II. II. Lahman received the