St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-19
Notes AbOut Town.

The lake is still falling.
Yesterday telephone was put in j. n.
SearieS' residence.
At the prison the walls for the laundry
are about finished.
4 balcony is being put up in the rear of
the roller rink for the band.
Ed Durant left last night for hunt near
Fargo with several SchOOlmateS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Bromley are back from
pleasant visit at Rice Lake, MINI.
Fred Cav will succeed Fred Ranno as
b0Okkeeper in BreninS' hardware store.
Al Murray was at St Paul and Mime
apolis on business and pleasure yesterday.
Capt. Coleman of the Golden Gate says
that she will leave as soon as ne can get a
trip.
IS the guest of her friend, Miss Ella Nc
KuSick.
Mr.. Trevette, formerly teacher IN the
schools here, is the guest of Mr.. George VI.
Seymour.
Yesterday Mr.. \. G. Trievel and wife re-
turned from pleasant visit to Chicago and
Peoria, Ill.
Mr.. NeyerhaeuSer, an extensive lumber
dealer of Rock Island, accompanied by his
wife, is in the city.
Our predecessor, Mr.. P. Begg, has ac-
cepted Il position with the car company and
has our best wishes.
Yesterday Mary Kelly filed papers in the
probate court against the estate of John
FOlStrOm To be heard Sept. %.
At a meeting of the Crusaders last night
4 IaI 20 u1I fhasr ,,fo
Lake Elmo on Monday, Aug. "a.
Mr.. F. II. Crosby of Detroit, Mich,
spent Monday and Tuesday with his brother,
Mr.. E. w. Crosby, clerk in the Omaha.
Yesterday a marriage license was issued
to James Christensen and Annie NJ. Carl
son. This is the first issued for ten days.
''Felix McKusick, " at the Grand next
Saturday night by Sol Smith Russell, is no
relation to Mr.. John MchuSick of this city.
Last night Company X decided tie go to
Duluth next Friday night and return Sun
day night. Forty members have promised
to 90.
j. y. SearleS has secured judgment for
the sum of S9S.2G against Emerson Taleott
" CO., for which papers were filed in the
clerks Office yesterday.
Among the st. Paul men in Saltwater
yesterday were George W. Hall, w. Ii.
Monty, W. NJ. Campbell, o. +. Bardwell
and Charles Linderman.
Yesterday the Denkman left for Rock
Island with a raft. The St. Croix left with
4 raft for Davenport, and the b. Hershey
with one for Muscatine.
4 subscription is being taken for the
children of Mrs. John Mcfarland, who died
recently. There are four of them, the young
est of which is only 2 years old.
Miss Jessie GOrrie of Watertown. Oak, is
the guest of Miss Eva Hall. She is a
daughter of Prof. GOrrie, formerly superin-
tendent of the Saltwater schools.
The steamer p. J. Wheeler. with nearly
5000. 900 feet of lumber and LIPS. 900 lath
on deck, made her recent trip to st. Louis
and return in sixteen days, which is said to
be the best time on record.
Yesterday Hon. Z. W. Durant returned
from brief trip to the principal towns on
the Mississippi, where he sold over 1.OOO.-
600 feet of logs At good prices. He reports
a good feeling among the lumbermen be-
low.
The opera-gOing people will have lots of
comedy next week, Newell 81 Fielding
holding the boards at the Grand for the en-
tire week. Some good shows are promised
this season.
Workmen have begun the foundation for
the new twO-StOTy brick business building
of Mrs. ii. TepaSs on Chestnut street, near
Main. On the ground floor there will be
four store rooms. sixty feet deep, and offices
overhead.
Carl. the fellow charged with assault
and battery. whose case was continued till
a. IN. in the municipal court yesterday,
did not care about facing the music and left
for other parts. For this reason the case
was dismissed.
The Saltwater Leader, a patent inside
advertising sheet, four pages and six col
umns. appeared yesterday well filled with
advertisements. II. c. Taylor is manager
and t. J. Presley city editor. 1t is a
weekly to be published every Monday.
The body of Mr.. Foreman, found i'm the
st. CroiX lake on Monday evening, full par
ticulars of which appeared in yesterdays
GLOBE, was placed under the sod yeSter-
day morning. Foreman suicided as first
supposed. This was the cOrOner's verdict.
The fire department, one of the things
Saltwater is proud of, received the
splendid new brass mounted harness yeSter-
day for the patrol team. They weigh about
Seventy-five pounds. and were made by ].
JaSSOy. The collars are very heavy, and
were made in the East.
\ very pleasant surprise party was given
the Misses Pope. Flo and Nellie. at their
home on the North hill on Monday night
About fifteen couples were present, all of
whom spent most delightful evening.
They leave tomorrow for Minneapolis to
make their future home; hence the party by
some of their many warm friends.
One of the highest-priced and hardest
things 10 find for the table is blackberries.
They are exceedingly scarce and high, sell
ing at % cents per box, or S2.25 by the
crate wholesale. As yet no Minnesota Der
ries have appeared. Usually they come
much earlier than this. but this year there
will be few if any. The crop is said to be
an entire failure.
a new time card has gone into effect on
the St. Paul * Duluth road. Trains leav-
ing at 1905 and 11:5O ands5:S0 (the latter
Sunday only, now leave at 1910 a. m. and
11:45 a. m. and 5:25 p. m. Trains hereto
fore arriving at IL 20 a. m. and sos and