St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-03-07
NOtes AboutToWn.

Mr.. Joseph Laravie has opened a confec-
tionary and fruit store in the front part of
the GLOBE building No. 2l5% South Main
street. lie will always keep full stock Of
candies, fruits, tobacco aud ci gars. Tle
GLOBE oifice1s in the rear room and is open
from a. m. till and 10 p. IN ia ~ and sun
day. Mr. Laravie is authorized TO receive
subscriptions and news items for the
GLOBE in the absence Of the agent,
Yesterday the case OF DIR. w. II. Caine vs..
John Green, Sr., TO recover the sum OF 500
for medical services rendered for John
Green, Jr., which the senior Mr.. Green
claims he has no right 10 pay, was heard be-
fore Judge Nethaway. Geor-e L. Sabn APP
peared for DR.. Game aud Charles Jack tor
Mr.. Green. The case was taken under ad-
visement.
Mr.. George Muller is building q steam
yacht, designed for lease 10 pleasure parties.
which will be left at the boat house, near the
bridge. The yacht will he thirty feet in
length. seven-and-onc-halffoo foot beam, with a
draught of twenty-five inc les. and will have
compound engine. The cost will be
about $1,000.
The St. Croix lumberman's board OF trade
met at the Office OF the secretary, Mr.. A. c.
Hospes. yesterday afternoon and adjourned
till the first Saturday in April THIS was be-
cause largen lumber of prominent lumber
men are absent in the woods and elsewhere.
The entertainment given by the Baravian
cess financially and artistically. Smith &
Steele, the skatorial artists, appeared AZ the
rink TO fair sized crowd. For the latter
music was furniSed by the band.
Mr.. James Mathews is down from the woods
for day or two aud says the thaw has not
affected the roads any, in fact, he says they
are better than at any time this winter.
| Good work is reported at the different camps
| throughout the district.
The messengers commission on special de-
| livery letters for the month OF March wa.
| Sl.90. Owing to the uupopularity of these
| letters the department will allow the BOYS
more commission than they have been get
ting.
Miss Nellie Welsh, dauahter OF Mr. John
Welsh, who has been confined TO bed with
consumption for sixteen weeks. is no bet ter
and it is feared that she cannot recover.
Yesterday Mr.. George o. Haskell received
a dispatch announcing the death of hi.
| mother, Mrs. Debora a. Haskell. aged :,
years, at Ipsham, Me.
Henry Hanson, son of Paul Hanson. aged
months, died from commissions yesterday
making two deaths since the later part OF
! February.
A. A. Harper, cashier and bookkeeper for
w. j. Turnbull, is OF on ten days tour OF
the logging camps in the interest OF Mr.
| Turubull
The St. Croix boat shop shipped a larg,
number of bateauX TO different points on the
Mississippi and the st. Croix during the pas
| week.
The Swedish church at Marine is nearinl
completion. The edifice is a handsome on,
and will cost when completed about $4,000
1t was Henry Underwood. instead OF John
| Underwood, who participated in the recen
| racket at South Saltwater.
+. Whitman, the jeweler, will give a watcl
| to the teamster hauling the biggest load oil
| Chicog brook this season.
CT
! Marine Creamery company, a defunct con
/ Germ. for S4O+ .35.
The TurnbLl mill, which is approaching
completion. will cut about 20,0U0,0O0 fee
| every summer
Miss Mamie Ma ckey has been quite sicl
| but is now convalescent
Mrs Mart Clark was reported some bette
| yesterday.