St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-31
Notes About Town.

Two runaways occurred yesterday. Glenn
Clark horse. attached to his sleigh, in which
were Mrs. Clark. Mrs. J. NJ. King and Mrs.
b. d. Fuller upset the sleigh in turning the
corner of Myrtle and Martha streets and ran
OF demolished il. The occupants escaped
uninjured. In the afternoon a horse at
tached TO sleigh belonging TO James Fitz-
Gerald became frightened and ran OF.
Thorne, Per Lee Co.'S boy was In il at the
time. The sleigh was upset and he was
thrown out, but chung to the lines and sue
ceeded in stopping the frightened animal.
A,woman's relief corps, auxiliary 10 Post
1, has been organized with a good member
ship. The following are tho officers: Presi-
dent. Mrs. DIR. j. G. Rhodes; s. V. p, Mrs.
Samuel Boomer; J. V. P, Mrs. j. n. DarIns;
chaplain. Mrs. F. Olson; conductor, Mrs. n.
NJ. Woodruff; treasurer. Mrs. J. c. Foster;
guard. Mrs. n. Heberstreit. The next meet
ing will be held on Tuesday at 2:30 at the G..
\. r. hall, 10 which all ladies are invited.
Frank Bohrer has purchased the building
of the Misses Schultz on South Main street
for $4,000 This is the property occupied hy
Huntington's ninety-nine-cent store. The
building is two stories high, 100 feet deep with
a frontage of 30 feet.
A ski club of over twenty members has
been organized by the boys OF the Central
school. They viii wear white blanket uni
forms and white toques. One of the BLANKETS
they use costs only 90 cents, and will make
two suits.
Members of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans are requested TO meet at their hall to-
morrow Monday morning at O'Clock sharp
TO attend the funeral OF our late brother.
Daniel Elliott. James L. Barrow, Secretary,
Last evening at 1880 Dir. Fred Olson was
married to Miss Nellie Swanson at No. 1002
Owen street A frst-class supper followed
the ceremony, which was highly enjoyed by
these fortunate enough 10 be present.
Samuel Mathews has purchased the rafting
grounds OF sixty-five acres, with eighty rods
frontage. on the opposite side of the lake, for
Sll,000 cash. During the past six years he
has paid S1l 900 rental.
Mr.. J. ". Searles of this city will assist Mr..
Gebhardt in defending Blocking and Heffner,
charged with numbering Henry Hosli. Mr..
Wiilrich informs the GLOBE that they have
only few WITNESSES
An unsuccessful effort was made TO burg
larize George +. Sabin's house on Thursday
night These are probably the same parties
that tried to enter Mckusick's house that
night.
Mr.. w. l.. Howard will give talk at the
Y. NJ. c. A. rooms next Thursday evening on
"Reminiscences of the Russo-Turxish War, at
which Post No. will attend in a body.
Yesterday in probate court in the Fred
koepke estate the administrator fled petit
ton FOR authority TO sell eighty acres of land.
I
The other day Thomas Hanley, one of
Saunty TOzer's teamsters. ut Sheol Brook.
hauled 1850 feet. which Is the biggest re-
ported this season.
The barn of William Lindermann, together
with all the contents except the horses. WAS
burned. The loss is over II, 500: partially in
sured-
The saltwater Toboggan club will meet 81
the Grand opera house hall tomorrow even
! ing at o'clock and drill one hour before the
| show.
c. F. Bean, whose Touring mill was re-
Gently burned at Valley Creek, will receive ~
! per cent. of the insurance
Walter Prince viii succeed J. Fl. Harper,
who will hereafter give the insurance bust
ness his attention.
Mrs. Judson A Smith will shortly leave
for California 20 spend several months with
relatives.
The murder cases will come up FOR trial to
morrow. Bonseirs trial will follow these.
Messrs. Per Lee and Murphy bave retired
from the frm OF Thorne, Per Lee & Co.
Mrs. Dr. ]. C. Rhodes has just returned
! from a delightful visit 10 Minneapolis.
Miss Matte Minor of Hudson is the guest OF
her friend. Miss Nellie Laravie.
Stenographer s. II. Rickepbrode returned
from New Orleans last night.
The next shoot of the Saltwater Gun clut
viii take place on the Sd.
Two more children of Thomas Doyle are
down with scarlet fever.
There was progressive seven up at John
Newquist's last night.
There was quite rush for tobogsans al
the prison yesterday.
MIR. W. H. Newberry has accepted posi-
ton will L. Kahn.
Sam Lull aud G. A. Paulsen are hunting
bear up river.
H. ]. McKusIok Is in the South on bust.
ness