St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-02-17
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Mr.. Harry Heisch has gone on q two weeks
visit to his old home in Illinois.
Yesterday morning horse belonging TO
Joseph Schupp & Sons made things little
lively in the neighborhood of that establish
ment, bat it was stopped by Mr.. Joseph
Wolf, opposite his brewery. No damage
done.
Yesterday morning the police found
ladv's satchel on Main street, and it is now
al the city hall.
Miss Fannie Jordan of Anoka, who has
been visiting friends in this city for a couple
of weeks. left for her home via st. Paul,
where she will spend few days.
THE Set Back club,'' of the South hill,
had pleasant meeting on Saturday evening
and enjoyed Jolly game OF eucher. The
first prize, card case, hand painted, was
won by one of the ladies.
Yesterday Jack Frost got on another Of his
tantruns, and frozen cheeks, ears and noses
was the result. In this he was no respecter
Of persons, as Father 6 aughan, than whom
there is no more popular gentleman in the
city, had his nose Of pure white, and until
it thawed out did not trouble him an iota.
There was stiff breeze blowing all day,
which made the 90 below zero doubly in
tense.
Lent begins on Wednesday, and Ash
Wednesday will be duly observed by the sew
eral churches that keep the Lenten season.
The Methodist society will hold sociable
ct the residence OF Capt. jerks on next
Thursday evening. The Ladies Aid society
Of the church meet in the afternoon, and the
others are invited to tea.
Last evening some twenty members of
Germania lodge No. 3, Sons Of Hermann, of
this city, visited Garfield lodge, South Still
water, and had pleasant time. Both lodges
are ia 1ourishing condition.
The benefit concert to Prof Werner he's
been postponed until the 27th inst.
''Romany Rye'' at the Grand opera house
on Saturday evening next. This melo-
drama has always drawn full houses where
ever it has been, and the company is strong
one. The scenery is superb, and it is put on
the boards regardless of expense.
The city council meets tonight in the
council chambers, and they will have some
i'm portaut business to transact. They will
discuss the finding OF the supreme court as
to liability for accidents on the streets.
The closing party Of Prof. Beggs' first term
Of the dancing school at Music hall swas
largely attended.
The ladies of the Universast society viii
meet this week with Mrs. 4. L. Gillespie, on
"Wednesday afternoon, and in the evening
everyone is invited TO a supper which will I've
served between 6 and o'clock. The ladies
having taken 1t in hand, there is no danger
that the church edifce will change to any
otner denomination.
Yesterday morning the roads between this
city and Marine were badly drifted, So much
so that Mr.. George F. Sabin had number Of
capsizes with his cutter However, be made
The distance in gu hour and fifteen minutes,
which is good time with good road.
There was very fair attendance lasteven-
ing al the roller skating rink where the sheet
and pillow masquerade carnival was held
They were certainly an odd looking lot, and
made lot Of amusement. They reminded
one of witches in old fairy tales, and were
gEostly throug.
Dr. Carroll lectures in DR.. Stryker's
church, Minneapolis, on Friday evening
next. He chooses popular subject, to which
he will do justice.
Judge Eetheway has removed his Office
into the room at the city hall formerly occu-
pied by the chief OF police This is an ex-
eellent move on the part OF the judge, as he
should have hn office alone and not with any
other attorney.
The masquerade ball tonight at the
Music hail by the Mennerchor society prom
ises TO be a grand success. That society
does not do things by halves, but put q
united effort, and az a consequence they al
WAYS succeed.
Miss Howe Of Minneapolis, who has beer
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Warren for
the past couple Of weeks, left for home yes
terday.
Miss Mamie Billiard Of Tsylor's Falls, Who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John II.
FORKS. left for her home yesterday.
Mr. Chas. Esplin Of Minneapolis, who is
interested in the improvement at Hersey 81
Beams saw mill, was over looking over the
works Of the Pray Manufacturing company.
Mr. Esplin mas made a noted improvement
in grain elevators. so much so that the old
method Of elcvaiing grain will be superseded
by his new patent.