St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-17
GATHERED IN SALTWATER.
Marriage of George s. Willard to Miss
Clara WtlIim.
An EIoper,ent--Th Bluff City to Gel
citrate the Fourth.

Last evening Mr. George S. Willard, the shoe
7ealer, and Miss Clara Willim were married at
the home of the latter, No. $50 Locust street.
The ceremony was performed at 9 o'clock by
Rev. Langlois The ceremony over supper
vas served. About fifty persons were pres
mt, consisting principally of relatives of the
TWO families. The house was elegantly dec
grated and the wedding was very pleasant
sne. Among the relatives present from Il
distance were Mr.. ]. NJ. Willard, of Marshall
Dak, Mrs. P. j. Sheldon, Miss Stella Sheldon
Ind Mr. Bert NJ. Sheldon of OWatonna
MINI.
Saltwater will celebrate the Fourth by four
boat races or the lake in the morning for a
purse of $50, and six foot races and potato
races for similar amount on Main street in
the afternoon. There will also be log rolling
and other sports. Private and business
houses will be elegantly decorated. The cele-
brauion will be worth the seeing, and all Still
water people should stay at home and have
good time. Among the citizens who are work
ing up the celebration are Mayor Staples, eX-
Mayor Mathews. Chief of Police Shortall, Mr..
John Mccarthy and Mr.. Joseph Carley.
a seven-year old son of Adophe Rivor, re-
siding in Schulenbere's addition, was
drowned in the lake yesterday afternoon.
Young Sheldon his brother and another boy
were fishing on raft just above the prison.
While he was walking across 1t he fell be-
tween the logs into the water, and was not
seen afterwards 1t is supposed that his
body lodged under the raft. y large force
of men Immediately began dragging the lake,
but had not recovered the body ut dark
Mrs George Perry of South Saltwater. has
skipped out, it is said, with young man
named Babcock, taking with her silverware,
fancy articles, bedding and Sl2 in silver her
husband says he is glad she went.
Frank Strong. general agent of the depart
menu of Justice at Washington, and Howard
Perry of the same department were in the
city yesterday looking after the United States
prisoners.
Robert Slaughter, manager of the Hershey
Lumber company, was struck in the brea st
by flying handspike yesterday afternoon,
breaking rib.
Yesterday Angus Frazier was fined ten and
costs for assault and battery, and a chap
named Summerfeld five and costs for drunk
enness.
Mr.. w. J. Clark and family arrived yester
day from st. Louis to spend the summer at
their cottage at Lily lake.
c. b. Blossoms steamer c. o. from St. Paul,
passed up last evening with party en- route
for Taylor's Falls.
While compiling cars at Lakeland on Tuesday
brakeman was knocked Off, but fortunately
was not hurt.
Capt. Charles Leonard Of Minneapolis was
in the city yesterday among his numerous old
friends.
The Duluth train, leaving here at 4:35 on
Sundays, will hereafter leave at 4:30.
Yesterday f. d. Emery of Geneseo arrived
with eight trotters for the races.
Hereafter transient auctioneers must pay
500 per month or $500 per year.
a large party OF. Saltwater people picnicked
at Lake Elmo yesterday.
The Afternoon club goes to White Bear to-
day to spend the day.
About forty Saltwater people took in the
big jam yesterday.
Mr.. J. c. Atlee OF Fort Madison was in the
city yesterday.
H. ?. Christensen of Mankato is visiting
friends here.
Miss Ella McKusIck is visiting friends at
Faribault.
DIR. E. r. Jellison has located at Deerfeld,
Wis,
Gen. Sam Hartman of Somerset, is in the
city
Will Willim is home from school at Boston.
c. NJ. McCluer is in Dakota.