St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-30
S%tiILacnter Mates.

SfiIIaunter Notes.
Sheriff Holeombe's son %isimproving nicely
and Is said to be out of danger.
DR.. Merrill is able to be out, and the fine
weather yesterday afternoon was in his favor
He will get on all right now.
Wanted at the GLOBE office, boys, who are
not afraid of cold weather, and who can get
up in the morning, to sell papers.
AT the sociable last evening at Grace Con-
gregational church there was a good attend
ance, and those present enjoyed themselves
fully.
Mrs. James Roney is making rapid strides
TO perfect recovery, as during the past
twenty-four hours she has gained wonder
July. She is out of danger.
There was a fair attendance last evening
at Company K drill, but not as many as
should be there. If drill is worth keeping
up, it is worth being attended to.
DR.. Dunn's young son, who has been seri-
ously i'll, was a little better yesterday. The
complaint was an affection of the lungs, as
Is nearly all the sickness in the city.
Mrs. DR.. j. c. Rhodes and other ladies,
'ASAp " ~ Ldut JCSJCludJ W StLtCnu Tue Sdi-
nival of Nations at the Exposition Roller
rink last evening. They intend to return
home to-day.
The ladies' auxiliary of the Y. NJ. G. A,
hold their monthly meeting this afternoon,
at the rooms of the association. Business of
Importance is to be transacted, and a full
meeting is requested.
Rev. D. B. Cheney, Jr., of the Baptist
church, informs US that owing to the enter
tain at the roller rink tonight, the So
cable to have been held this evening is post
poned until next week.
A young lad named Masere, of South Still
water, was brought to the city Yesterday
morning with a broken fore arm, having fall
len on the ice while skating. DIR. Marshall
set it, and sent him home.
How many cities in the United States have
sos miles of water mains? New York and
Philadelphia may have that amount, but Still
water hardly. The printers devil makes bad
work with figures sometimes.
Senator Castle and lady had a large party
of progressive euchre players at their resi-
dence on Wednesday evening. The games
were well contested. as the party did not
break up until an early hour yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. jackson, Waterloo. Ia, and Mrs.
Parks and Miss Whitney, of Cedar Falls, H.,
sisters of Mrs. j. W. Parker, are in the city
on a short visit. From the specimens of the
Iowa ladies that come here, we should judge
they can take the premium over all the states.
The Legislators arrive about l o'clock this
aftarnnAn frnrn CT par1 % fhau lan-a O.
Paul by a special train at noon. AS the load
is a precious one, the train will move slowly.
We trust our citizens will see to it to give
them a good reception. But no one here has
axes to grind.
Detective McElvain, of Fargo, D. T., who
Is in the service of the government land de-
partment, was in the city yesterday. He
took some evidence from state residents on
land fling, and vent to st. Paul in the after
noon to take some more evidence. Our state
prison he reports as being the best kept of
any he has been in. In this he is correct.
Mr.. j. f. Sullivan, who is still in the state
hospital, was not quite as well yesterday as
he has been. He has to be moved in bed
with the greatest care, as a single mistake
might prove disastrous. He has lone all
through better than the physicians expected.
He has a regular trained nurse to take care
of him, provided by the Odd Fellows, who
have attended to his every want.
Messrs. Summers and Monford, bonifaces
of the Windsor hotel, st. Paul, were in the
city yesterday, and had a good, square meal
ct the Sawyer house. They report the bust
ness In st. Paul light this year, and say the
meeting of the legislature affects them but
little. They think the Sawyer house is run
about as well as such anc Establishment CAM be
We always thought that Friend Lowell knew
how to run a first-class house.
DR.. T. C. Clark reports that John Stiuson,
who was injured in the Transfer yard last
week, is doing finely and will In a few days
be about again. He has an excellent consti-
tuition, and John can stand almost anything
from the cars. This is the second time he
has been in collision with them. He has TO
look out, as the wheels are made Of iron, aud
they may catch him in too close an embrace
sometime. But he is a thorough railway man
aud no better yard master is on any of the
roads.
Are you a member of the Washington
County Agricultural society," If you are, at
tend the annual meeting to De held to-mor-
row morning az 10 O'Clock at the Sawyer
house. The business will be interesting, as
the rule Of profit and loss will engage the
directors. Something surely can be done to
make the fairs held by the society paying
in Institutions. AS it is, they are bills of ex-
pense, and the directors have more than
they care to handle in providing the ways
and means.
For some time Mr.. w. II. Fellows, as
sistant postmaster of this city, has been talk
ing Of going east to visit his friends, and at
last he has left, and when he returns he will not
come alone. He will be married on Wednes-
day next TO Miss Slide, daughter of a promi-
uent lawyer, OF Augusta, GA, but formerly OF
New York state. The welded couple will not
return to Saltwater until about the middle
Of February. Mr.. Fellows has not been away
from his post for several years, and now he
will enjoy his pleasant holiday.
Last evening the attendance at THE sociable
In the parlors of the Presbyterian church was
very good, and the New England dinner pro-
vided by Mrs. DIR. Pratt, Mrs. Percy B. Smith,
Mrs. DIR. T. O. Clarke, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
DR.. Miliand and Mrs. DIR. Carroll, was as in
viting as such a dinner could be, and from
the way those present relished II, it was proof
that it was all that could be desired. But the
New England dinner was not all, as the
ladies' had provided lots of delicacies, and
more than value was got for the % cents.
After the dinner was over the company had a
pleasant time. Quite = sum was added TO
the soeiable fund, which is in charge Of the
ladies.
We do not see why a sufficient number
cannot be got to go to ST. Paul TO visit the
Carnival Of Nations at the Exposition rink,
and that there should be no difficulty In get
ting the required fifty to have a special train.
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