St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-20
Notes About Town.

Next Thursday evening a series of lectures
on Medical Talks will be inaugurated in the
Y. NJ. G.. \. rooms. The first will be talk
on Food, Digestion and How to Keep Well,
by DIR. Il. c. Clark. This will be followed by
talks By several other physicians OF this city,
all OF which will be illustrated and promise TO
be intensely interesting. They should be we'll
attended.
Mr.. IL. X. De Leon was here yesterday
making arrangements for Inside Out here
next Monday night. Mr.. De Leon resided in
Kingston, Jamaica. for several ears, where
they have rain every afternoon five months
in the year. He thinks this is a terrible cold
climate.
Mrs. Marian I. Clark, wife OF Mr.. l.. ".
Clark, the city engineer, died from consump-
ton after a lingering illness, on Monday even
ing, aged "a years. The funeral viii take
place from the residence on the South hill
this afternoon.
Mrs. Prof. V. G.. Curtiss left yesterday for
Florida to spend the remainder of the winter
for the benefit of her rheumatism. Prof
Curtiss accompanied her as far as Chicago
and will return immed ately.
Miss Emma Baer, for some time past a
saleslady in Cons store here, was married To
David Contain OF st. Paul, ut that city, last
Sunday. Several Saltwater people attended.
At well attended meeting of the Hiber-
mans on Monday night they decided to equip
the lodge, consisting of I25 members, with
handsome badges and uniform hats.
Fun on the Bristol for Thursday night
has been cancelled. The company was
afraid they could not get here on account Of
the snow.
a number of Hansen's & Goslin's men quit
yesterday and came home. They claim they
wanted them TO go to work too early in the
morning.
The concert of the Conservatory of Music
NJ he Iac Cot.
Those who stayed away missed a rare treat.
Isaac Staples left last night for Hot Springs.
He will remain there sOpe time for hIs rheu-
matism, then go 10 Kentucky to buy stock.
Mrs. G. W. Dellinger and daughter of ST.
Paul are the guests of their relative, Frank
Grace of willman's store.
The Universalists at a meeting on Monday
night, decided the church over to the Univer-
salists' state convention.
Universalists' ocial at Mrs. Hathaway's to-
night, and Methodist social at Dan Easta-
brooks Tomorrow night.
Eighteen cases OF scarlet fever have been
reported to DR.. Merrill SO far this month.
nine of which died
Jane 8 Gribble is on the sick list at DIR. Jel-
lisOn's hospital. His wife and children are
also sick.
Several Saltwater boys will take in the
military company dance at Hudson tonight.
Cal Stocking will go TO Minneapolis this
week, where he has purchased a barber shop.
The sixth shoot of the gun club will take
place al Dreschler's field this afternoon.
Miss Mary Cooley of Minneapolis is the
guest of her friend Miss Alma Gillespie.
Matt Clark, who has been under the weather
for several weeks, is able to be out.
MISS Alice PettibOne viii entertain the
South Hill Whist club this evening.
Mr.. Joseph FOley's children, who have been
down with scarlet fever, are better.
Louis Wolf speared a lock sturgeon n Lake
st. Croix weighing forty pounds.
Mrs. David Gaslin. who has been quite i'll
with pneumonia, is recovering.
Soren Peterson, who has been quite sick
with Pneumonia. is better.
John NOonan Is home from the p.neries on
account of his eye.
Yesterday telephone was put in the Still
water roller mills
Chris Carl leaves for the woods this morn
ing on business
Grant McNeal of Akron, o., is the guest OF
r. j. Pettibone.
The interior of the Sawyer house is being
reprinted.
Judge McCluer is at Hastings.