St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-05-31
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The members of the Grand Army will at
tend memorial services at the several
churches this morning.
Plummer post will assemble at $3.50 this
morning, at Ill Nicollet avenue, to attend
service at st. Paul's church.
Rev. T. A. McCurdy D. d., president Of
Manchester college, will address the Grand
Army posts at Westminster church this
morning
The First Avenue theater offers some new
people for this week, and, in the absence
OF other dramatic attractions, will doubtless
do great business.
Henry Stonebraker and Gertie Eckert,
Charles Rath and Cora Heath, Albert
Fieldseth and Wilhelmina Hahn yesterday
obtained marriage licenses.
Mrs. Florence Hyde of st. Paul will
speak on Woman's Works before the Lib
eral league, $50 Second avenue south, to-
night. Ladies especially invited.
The body of the boy Oscar johnson,
drowned Friday afternoon in the river
above Plymouth avenue, was not recovered
yesterday, although the search was pros
ecuted all day.
DR.. Tuttle of the Church of the Redeemer
will lecture on The Human Body, Its Uses
| and Abuses, at Harrison hall, this afternoon
at o'clock, for the benefit Of the Ladies
Aid Society Temperance club.
Croker rink, the acoustic properties OF
which have been fully tested, will be hand
sOmely fitted up for the Thomas festival. 1t
will afterward undergo several alterations
to convertsit into a summer theater.
George N. Morgan post and drum corps
will meet at the hall at 1:30 to take the 2:l5
motor for Lakewood cemetery, to particl-
pate in the funeral services of Maj. j. II.
Donaldson. The eight pall-bearers have
been selected from the post.
Frank Quinn, a semi-insane individual,
was taken to the central station last night
for care. He was soldier in the rebellion,
and DIR. Murray says his alteration is the
direct result of his service. 1t is proposed
to have him removed to soldiers home.
Rev. J. L. Pitner, who was a soldier, will
tonight preach at Hennepin M. E.. church
on Patriotism and the American Soldier.
The theme of Rev. G. W. Merrill, of Pill
grim church, this morning will be Which
Way. which was the title of IngersolPs re-
cent lecture.
DR.. Ames, All Mitchell, Rev. D. Morgan
and Jacob Staff, the arbitration committee
to which has been referred the differences
between the cooperative and boss-coopers,
will report at the meeting of the COOperS'
assembly to be held Monday night.
Amendments to the articles of incorpora-
ton of the Pillsbury & Hubert Elevator
company were yesterday filed with the reg
lister of deeds, changing the name to the
Minneapolis & Northern Elevator company,
and providing that the board of directors
shall consist of five members, instead of
seven as heretofore,
A grand floral offering to spirit children
and soldiers at Spiritual hall, 253 Nicollet
avenue May 81, at 8 and p. m. Niskern
quartet will furnish choice music. Short
addresses, description of spirits present
and tests. General invitation. Donation
| of flowers Saturday afternoon; and Sunday
morning thankfully received at the hall.
In the district court W. J. Marson was
yesterday appointed receiver of the partner
ship property of A. N. Gaven & Son, retail
grocers, upon the application of Eliza
Gaven, widow of A. N. Gaven, who
alleges that Frank l.. Gaven, who has con-
Quoted the business since her husbands
death, has been making collections, selling
goods, etc., and refuses to make any ac-
knowledgment OF accounting of the same.