St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-04
StiiisCnter Notes.

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Stiliscater Notes.
The masquerade carnival takes place at the
roller skating rink ON Thursday evening,
Jan. s.
1t looks as Mrs.i jefferson, mother of Mrs.
W. M. Capron will recover, she being much
easier yesterday.
Mr.. c. Fl. Burt went to St. Paul and Min
neapolis on business yesterday and will re-
turn this morning.
Miss Grace Torinus has left for Mount
Vernon, where she goes to continue her
studies, having been home for the holt
days.
Ed Durant, Jr., has left for Yale to con-
tinue his work. He says he has had good
visit home, but the weather on Jan. 2, was
too much for him.
The drum corps will give an entertain
ment at Grand Opera house on Monday even
ing, Jan. ID. concert will be held in Goa
nection with it.
Coroner Merrill has just issued his mortal
ity report for the past year, which shows that
the health of the city has been good, and
compares most favorably with past years.
The committee on city charities will report
on Tuesday evening. The aldermen will
have their hands full with the large amount
of business. 1t is hoped that all will be
| present.
We understand that Thos. Doves, who was
run over by Ole Torgeson when furiousy
driving last week, is confined to his house.
Ole may find himself in worse fix than he
supposed.
Mrs. Isaac Staples improved more rapidly
yesterday than at any time since she was
taken sick. Her speech has returned so that
she can talk quite distinctly, and she is also
abe To move her right side.
Senator Sabin, and Messrs. D. Bronson.
j. Ii. Townshend and E. L. Hospes, went to
ST. Paul yesterday, returning in the after
noon. Mr.. Hospes went second time on
business by the $40 train.
Last week Oleson & johnson took possess
ON OF the premises occupied by T. Francis
as saloon, where they will CARY on the same
business The rent, fixtures and license
cost them good round sum.
Senator J. n. Castle leaves on Monday for
st. Paul TO take part in his legislative duties.
j. n. is worker and no mistake. For the
past two days he has been either lost, strayed
or stolen, as he was not visible to the geuer-
ality OF our citizens.
Owing to indisposition through colds OF
the leading singers OF the Mennerchor So
ciety, "The Village Barber'' opera will not
take place tonight, but has been postponed
for week. They are determined to make
success OF the play when it comes off.
Mr.. j. Fl. Wheeler, who has farm few
miles from this city, but at the same time
does considerable in cattle dealing, leaves
to-day for Hammond, Wis, after number
Of cattle, among which are several milch
COWS, which will, no doubt, be in demand.
Mr.. Andrew Oleson, who has been treas
urer of the Swedish Lutheran church for the
past fifteen years, was last evening presented
at the annual meeting OF the church with
gold healed cane. II was well earned gif,
as Mr. Oleson makes an excellent officer.
II. c. Pierce, who was for ten years one Of
the guards at the state prison, is now with
Mr.. Lull, bookseller and stationer. and takes
charge Of the business while Mr.. Lull takes
vacation of some months b New York, his
native state. Mr.. Pierce is wide awake and
will keep business moving.
Col. Dove before taking possession Of the
Live and Let Live" restaurant, sold out his
interest in the Chaplin house, Hudson, and
now devotes his whole attention TO his new
venture. He informs us that he is satisfied
with what he is doing here, as 1t has opened
better than he expected.
Tomorrow evening Minnesota lodge No
/, l. o. o. F., this city, will have public
installation Of It's officers, when all Odd Fell
lows in the city with their friends, are ex-
pected TO be present. They will have a pleas
ant time after the installation ceremonies
are over, and choice music will enthuse the
proceedings.
NJ. G. Burkhardt, who got so badly frozen
short time ago, while insane, was yesterday
brought before Judge Lehmicke, and after
being examined by the physicians, was ad-
judged insane and ordered TO be taken TO the
Rochester hospital. We saw him on the
street yesterday, and he appeared to be as
usual. He is a man of superior mental and
other qualifications.
The Hon. f. W. Durant aud wife leave to-
day for ST. Paul, where they will remain dur
ing the session of the legislature. Mr.. and
Mrs. Durant will put up with Col. Allen at
the Merchants. There is no doubt but that
Mr.. Durant will attend TO every duty as a
| legislator, and the interests of his con stitu-
ents will not be neglected. We know he
will do all he possibly can for the st. Croix
valley.
| On Friday evening, at the Grand Opera
house, during the performance of Davene &
Austin's Lady Troubadours, a rough in the
gallery made a disturbance and was very
| properly elected. He showed fight, but down
stairs he went, and not much ceremony was
used in the manner of his going. The per-
/ Torrance was good one. and our folks
missed a treat. The company left yesterday
for Buffalo, which is the next city in which
they appear.
Our good Ito wnsmsn, James Fitzgerald
blacksmith, left yesterday on trip through
the lumber centers of Wisconsin, taking
with him some peayeys and other logmen's
requisites, in which be is an adept in their
manufacture, He will be away about ten
days, and will no doubt come back loaded
down with orders. We are pleased to see
! that one of our citizens work is being sought
after By the many lum bering concerns Of
I the country. Friend Jam es will get along
| The police made an important capture here
/ Friday night. They received q telephone
message from Hastings to look out for q we'll
known thief named Wallace Ross, alias Ed
wards, and one Sullivan, who was for some
time state boarder here. They me; Milwau-
kee train, but they bad skipped across the river.
EK-Chief Back aud Sheriff Conley from
/ Hastings were on the train. The thieves.
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