St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-14
A BIG WEEK.
Conventions and Excursions Until
You Cams Rest.

You Cams Rest.
The coming week will be notable as to
the number of meetings and conventions.
Several associations have chosen Minneapo-
lis for their place of meeting, and all come
at once. The aggregation is likely to tax
the hospitality of the city and its hotel ac-
commodationS, but the Flour city has never
yet been found wanting in its ability to ell
terrain, and with true Western spirit bids
all welcome-the more the merrier:
The fourteenth animal session of the
Ancient Order of United Worl1men con-
veneS tomorrow morning at Harmonic hall,
when Mayor AmeS will deliver an address
of welcome. The afternoon will be devoted
to carriage drive about the city. On We'd
nesday there will be an excursion to upper
Lake Minnetonka, via the Minneapolis &
st. Louis and steamer, with basket picnic
at Lake Park. Friday afternoon there
will be an excursion to ST. Paul by special
train over the Milwaukee, with stops at
Fort Smelling and Minnehaha, followed by
drive over the city and banquet at the
Merchants. The Minneapolis headquarters
will be at the West.
1t is expected that about $50 delegates,
with their ladies. will be in attendance.
The following have already arrived: John
A. Brooks, Kansas City; supreme master
workman; Judge John FriZZelI of Nash
vile, chairman of the committee on laws:
J. X. Milward of Lexington and j. r.
Miller of Toronto Of the finance committee:
W. w. Wilson, Detroit; E. NJ. Ford. En-
poria; L. p. Young of Lexington; w. K.
Graham and wife, Cedar Falls; D. T. Berry
and wife, Carthage.
THE DRUGGISTS.
The Minnesota State Pharmaceutical as
ISOLATION holds its second annual meet
ing at the West hotel beginning
tomorrow, when addresses will be
delivered by Mayor Ames, the president
and others. In the afternoon the election
of officers will be held and miscellaneous
business transacted; in the evening,
speeches, reading of papers and a music
social. The session closes Wednesday
morning and trip to Minnetonka follows
In the evening a banquet takes place.
Thursday morning the Minnesota State
Medical society also holds its annual SEES
sion, which concludes with a banquet al
the West. Prof. Folwell, Of the state uni
versity, delivers the address of welcome
the president OF the society delivers his an
nual address, and number of highly i'm
portant papers will be read.
The Prohibition Fourth district congress
sional convention opens tomorrow morning
at Harrison hall and continues during tn,
day.
The Augustana Swedish synod convenes
at the Augustana church, corner Seventh
street and Eleventh avenue south, Friday
morning. Five hundred delegates will bt
in attendance from all parts of the Unite(
States.
The eighteenth annual Minnesota State
Turner festival at which 200 delegate!
from eight turner societies will be in at
tendance, opens at West Minneapolis
Turner hall Thursday morning. Il
the evening there will be torchlight pro
cession, and social on Friday and Satur
day will be devoted to prize gymnastic
and concerts. Sunday picnic at Keegal
lake will take place, at which the scholar
OF the turnverein will give an exhibition.
The alumni of the Second ward schoo
hold a reunion at Curtis hall Wednesda.
night.
The grocers' picnic at Minnetonka take
place tomorrow; also the head millers
picnic.