St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-03-15
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has been sick for some time, but has lately
improved little.
Mrs. H. j. Hinkle, who has been visiting
her parents in Minneapolis all week, arrived
home last evening.
DR.. J. C. Rhodes left for Minneapolis yes
terday afternoon to spend Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. Powell.
Mr. F. E. Little of Reed, Murdoch & Fis-
cher, Chicago, was yesterday accompanied to
this city from Minneapolis by his wife and
daughter Lila.
Matt Clark and wife are expected home in
day or two, while W. S. Conrad and wife
and D. H. Hersey and wife will arrive home
during the week.
The Saltwater Polo club on Monday even
ing play the Minneapolis club at the Croker
rink, Minneapolis. A number intend going
from here to witness the game.
A junior polo club was organized here
yesterday, composed of the young lads under
Is years. Some of them will make fine
players. They will soon begin a series OF
practice games.
One of the most prominent grocers said
last evening, that the business for the day
reminded him of old times, his whole force
being kept as busy as possible.
Mrs. c. II. Wilson of CORY, Penn, ar
rived yesterday morning on visit to her
son and daughter, Mr.. Frank T. Wilson and
Miss Wilson. both teachers in the city
schools.
Michael and Matte Ryan were yesterday
received from Dodge county at the state
prison, being respectively sentenced to one
year, and to nine months, for keeping a
house of i'll fame.
Three dodgers were at the city han yester-
day morning. One of them looked as if he
had been through cyclone, saying that he
had been attacked by three men in the woods
near Wabasha, and after being knocked
senseless, was robbed of $25.
Mr. j. S. O'Brien came down from An
drew 81 O'Brien S campin Northern Wiscon-
sin last evening, and reports that sleighng
during the week was as good as any they
have had the whole season. A large num-
Der OF men came in by the same train.
st. Patrick's day will be duly celebrated
here on Tuesday by the sons of old Ireland. At
st. Michael's church high mass will be cele-
brated at 1920 a. M, after which Father
Gaughan will deliver eulogy on st. Patrick,
and in the evening "Ten Nights in Bar
Room" will be given by the Amateurs at the
Grand opera house, the drum corps of St.
Michael's parish and others assisting.
Two saw mills of large capacity will be
built as soon as the season opens, both south
of the city. Arrangements for the requisite
machinery are about completed. The c. n.
Nelson Lumber company's mill has also
been rented, and will be worked to its ut
most capacity. This information is reliable,
but the parties interested do not wish their
names mentioned for few days.
Thomas Hanna, who has resided in Lake
land for the past twenty-five years, died on
his farm there on Friday evening, aged Is
years. He was most respected settler well
liked by all who knew him. He was IA mem
Der of the Lakeland Masonic lodge. He
leaves wife and two grown up children,
Mary and David, the latter resident of
White Bear.
The game of ''high, low, jack and the
game" at Ben Thelan's saloon on Friday
evening, in progressive style, was one of the
occurrences of the season, aud the attend
ance was simply immense. All the old vet
Grams were present who have made the Met
ropolitan their headquarters for years, with
many of the younger ones as well. Glen
Clark won head prize, handsome card case
and cards, and a c. Hospes won the pro-
gressive prize, cigar case aud cigars. The
win uers had to ''saw OFF, before they got the
prizes.
At the municipal court yesterday morning,
before Judge Netheway, Sebastian Bloomer
was charged with being drunk and dsor-
DERBY, yet the judge suspended the sentence,
with distinct understand that the pres
unt offense would cost him s25 and costs,
should he come before him again. He left
his horses standing out all day Friday and
until midnight, without food or water, and
at midnight he came, took the blankets of
the horses, wrapping himself in them. and
lay down to sleep, when the police took him
10 the cooler and the horses to a stable
mother case of using abusive language TO
police officer was adjourned until Wednes-
lay morning.
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