St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-05-25
Personal and General.

| AT q meetlng Oh local Catholic Temperance
| societies held here Sunday, the following
were chosen as delegates 10 the annual state
| convention which meets at Rochester June
%: From the Father Matthew society. P. q.
Burker, ST., county president; James Kelly,
delegate; from the Crusaders, Thomas Nolan,
president; P. Keys, Thomas WEIGH, delegates;
| from the st. AloySiuS cadets, Willie Foran,
president; Joseph A. McGrath, Alex NJ. Der
agisch, James Chisholm, John Horgan,
Joseph Cayon, J. E. WEIGH, delegates.
| There was no small amount of alarm here
| on Sunday evening when the storm came D.
| Two boys who were out riding on the lake Elk
perenced much difficulty in reaching the
shore. The steamer Sam Atlee with a large
raft, was blown against the Hudson bridge.
| The boat escaped uninjured but the raft was
| blown apart. One Saltwater lady sought
refuge in an ice box, toge ether with her child.
| special term of the district court was held
! yesterday. In the divorce case of Elizabeth
| Woolrich VS.. Herman Woolrich, the defend
| ant was allowed to answer, and the case will
| be continued on Wednesday. Marsh appeared
| for the defendant and Lecky for the plaintiff
A mandamus was granted in the case of Pit
man vs.. the city, which will also be continued
tomorrow. An application for bill of ex-
| ceptions in this case was also continued. The
| general term will begin to-day.
| Among the Northwestern people in the city
yesterday were H. L. Williams, wife and sis
| ter, E. Ellsworth and G.. W. Bailey of Mime
apolis: Gerge H. Nutting, George 81. Hail.
j. s. SINNERS, G. C. Schmidt, Charles T.
Whaley and j. Lambie of St. Paul; Charles
D. Stocker of Duluth and Charles E. Mears
! of the Osceola Press.
| The new volunteer choir at the Presby-
! terrain church is composed of Misses Bessie
Stimson, Lucy Brown, Hartmann Lois
| Sprague, Edith and Bertha Sargent Eliza
May, Maggie and Veda Shepard, Nellie
| Lanphear, Goodhue, Josie Lindholm, Mrs.
RJ1ffi
| Harper, Burlington, Converse, Foster, Geiser
| and Prof. Erdmann.
George Arndt is accused of having at
| tempted to circumvent the ordinance eXclud-
| ing minors from saloons. He was brought
| before the municipal court yesterday charged
with having miSrepresented his age in a
saloon Saturday evening and his case was
continued.
| DR.. Charley Merry, f. Fl. De Crush, Charley
Foster, Joe Tanner, Jr., and Charley Darms
of the Sons of Veterans camp, will attend the
! annual encampment at Waseca next month
Mr.. David Bell and Miss Alma Fournier
were married at St. Joseph's church yester-
day forenoon. The happy couple left for the
East to spend their honeymoon.
J. Morace Clancy and wife left yesterday
for New York, whence they will sail for Eu-
rope. Mr.. Clancy was admitted citizen of
the United States yesterday.
L. B. Castle will undoubtedly be the Repub-
lican nominee for alderman from the First
ward in opposition to James G. Foley. The
election occurs to-day
The funeral of Mrs John Kenney, from ST.
Michaeps church. yesterday morning, was
very largely attended. Rev. Father Murphy
officiated.
NJ. L. Griffin left yesterday for Delano.
Wright county, with ten teams and twenty
men to work on the Minneapolis and Pacific
railroad.
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church at Hudson on Sunday. An informant
says her singing was highly appreciated.
The ladies of the German Lutheran church
Detted S136 from suppers served in the Green
block Friday and Saturday evenings.
Elmore Lowell, manager of the Sawyer
house, and HI. H. Harrison, superintendent
of the water works, are at Duluth.
Willis Hathaway will build story and-a-
half structure. costing 81, 200, corner of Wal
nut and Second streets.
The steamer Eddie Durant left yesterday
for Burlington with a raft Of logs, in charge
of Capt. Charles Rhodes.
The Pine river drive of Isaac Staples, con-
sisting of 2,5O0,00O feet, is hung up ut Pine
island, on Kettle river.
The public schools of the city will close
June for a vacation extending to early
September.
A social will be given at the Universalist
church tomorrow night by the ladies of that
church.
The sidewalk question will occupy large
part of the attention of the city fathers to-
night.
The Saltwater races will begin at the Lilly
Lake driving park June %, continuing three
days.
Warden Reed and wife leave to-day for their
farm in Blue Earth county to spend the
week.
Messrs. May, Brown and Ringwald, with
ladies, visited friends at Marine on Sunday
The lake measured six feet two inches, and
falling, last evening at O'clock
Charles Bean will leave next Thursday for
California.
f. NJ Fowler has sold his store to Michael
White.
Mrs. J. NJ. Conrad is on the sick list.
George Hall is back from Duluth
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