St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-12-29
Notes About Town.

One of the South Saltwater stages while
on it's way to South Saltwater from this
city on Sunday night upset in front of Ed
Staples residence on Burlington street.
Mrs. Charles Eckart, one of the passen-
gers, had her shoulder blade dislocated.
The other passengers escaped uninjured.
The wagon belonged to Mr.. Whitemarsh
and was badly damaged.
The coopers employed at Doud's barrel
factory struck yesterday against redue-
ton of 1 cent on the barrel. They have
been getting cents and Mr.. Doud wanted
them to make barrels for 8. They want all
coopers to stay away until the strike is
over.
Sam Pettitt, who is wanted at South Still
water for fighting and interfering with an
officer On Christmas, was arrested at st.
Paul yesterday and brought to this city and
placed in the lookup by Officer Magraw
of South Minneapolis last night.
The funeral of Bernard McMenary, whose
death was announced in yesterdays GLOBE,
will take place from st. MichaePs church
this morning. His son, James, residing at
Thompson, OAK, was telegraphed for yes
terday.
A change has been made in the routes of
scribers on these routes who fail to get
their papers should send word to the Office.
On New Years eve, beginning at
o'clock, watch services will be held in the
M. E. church. An appropriate sermon will
be delivered by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Dunn.
A very interesting meeting of the Chau-
tauqua society was held at the Methodist
Episcopal church last evening. This So
ciety is in a very fourishing condition.
The ladies of the different churches of
this city will receive at the Young Mems
Christian association rooms on New Year S
day from to 10 p. m.
The preliminary examination of Fritz
Booking, set before Judge Nethaway at
o'clock yesterday morning, was continued
till next Monday.
Mrs. Robert White, residing on the South
hill, died yesterday. Her husband, who is
working for Sauntry & Tozer. was tele-
graphed for.
The ladies' society of the NJ. E. church
will meet at the residence of Mrs. Charles
Estabrooks on Thursday afternoon,
Mr.. j. j. Edwards of ''the club" is fitting
up the room under the Gazette Office as a
saloon and will move into it.
Harry Hayden. Frank Lehmicke and
Dave Murray have just completed an ice sail
boat sixteen feet in length.
School will not open till Jan. II. A num-
Der of persons will attend the education
convention at ST. Paul.
Miss May Newson of ST. Paul returned
home yesterday after pleasant visit with
Mr.. l.. E. Thompson.
Mr.. W. A. Edwards was here yesterday,
arranging for Lizzie May Ulmer in 'Dad's
Girl" at the Grand.
More Christmas and SUNDAY GLOBES
have been received at the Saltwater Office.
215L Main street.
Last night very enjoyable dance was
given at the residence OF Mr.. John Brown
in the country.
Miss Jennie Bartlett will return this
week from an extended trip to Minnewau-
kon, Oak.
Mr.. W. Fl. Corson was summoned to
Philadelphia yesterday by the illness of his
mother.
The week Of prayer will begin in the
Methodist Episcopal church next Monday.
The z company dance will be on New
Years night instead of New Years eve.
Rev. Marvin will preach in the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morning.
Judge Nethaway and George Gorham are
suffering from sore Threats.
The polo club will play the Jackson street
club tonight.
Charles Lustig was at Taylor's Falls yes
terday.