St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-24
Notes About Town.

Wheat is now 81 cents in the Saltwater
market but very little is being offered.
Mr.. II. c. Ferguson last evening sold
1900, 600 feet of logs to the Hudson Lum-
Der company.
Seeding was yesterday very general in
This section. and the ground is now in the
very best order.
Mr. Joseph c. O'Gorman, receiver for
Seymour, Sabin " Co., left yesterday for
the East on business.
Work began yesterday clearing for the
brick block which Mr.. Thomas Lecky is to
put up ON Main street
Mr.. 7. W. Kennedy and Miss Fay of st.
Paul Were in the city yesterday visiting Mr..
and Mrs Charles Travis.
The funeral of Joseph Miner at South
Saltwater passed off quietly yesterday, and
he was inferred where he requested.
The attendance last evening at the benefit
concert given by the Rink band was not as
large as the excellence of the program war
Tanted.
The steamer William White was launched
yesterday at South Saltwater. She was up
for repairs, and is now rs good as new.
She came up To the docks here last even
inc.
Mr. +. f. HamSher Rochester, y. Y,
cousin of Mr. 4. NJ. kiehle. has arrived in
the city. He is SO much pleased with Min
neSota that he intends TO become resident
OF the state.
The steamer Isaac Staples of the Matt
Clark Transportation company came in
yesterday morning. and is the first arrival
OF the season. She made good run from
Burlington, Ia.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies'
auxiliary 70 the Y. NJ. c. \. will be held
this afternoon at o'clock. The rooms
have been made more attractive than they
have ever been.
The lodge of A. Q. H. held q special
meeting at their hall last evening. and made
arrangements for the funeral of their
brother. Michael l. Brennan, who died yes
terday morning.
Mrs. j. d. McComb is again very low,
and her son, Dr. Charles McComb of Duluth
arrived yesterday morning in answer to a
telegram, She was little improved yes
terlay afternoon.
MeSsrs, TeaSdale and Dixon of the Mil
waukee road We're in the city yesterday
from st. Paul, and We're admiring the new
billboard Agent Hayden had erected at the
corner of Chestnut and Main streets.
Isaac Brennan. who was moulder with
the Northwestern Manufacturing and Car
company for a long time. died yesterday
morning FROM consumption. lie has been
IN for some six months. He was highly re
spcCted, and was favorite with his fellow
worNuen.
Although the force Of men at the boom
only numbers some $50. they are doing 4
biz business, passing through 1900, 000 feet
of logs daily. The staff viii be more than
doubled when the logs begin to arrive from
this years drive.
1.-THE Young Mems Christian association
Will tender MrS. Treat. on her return from
her Southern trip. an informal reception at
their rooms this evening. where all friends
Of Mrs. Treat and of the association are in
Yited 10 be present
Steamboat Inspectors Gen. Mark ID.
Flower and Fred Scott of ST. Paul were
Yesterday examining the boats of the Matt
Clark Transportation company. They found
everything in the very best order so far aS
they examined
The Omaha and Duluth railroads have
tickets for sale 10 those wishing 70 attend
the May festival in ST. Paul from this city,