St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-02-08
Notes AbouI Town.

An unfortunate error was made in the
Saltwater news Sunday. An item appeared
stating that $1,000 Saltwater people attended
the carnival during the week. 1t should have
read hundred. Yesterday we learned that the
Omaha alone carried l,250 and the Duluth
about $50.
The most cunning tobogganer we have seen
yet Is Durant Barclay, in his white and blue
uniform. He was out yesterday riding on
toboggan drawn by his fathers Newtound-
land dog. aud appeared to enjoy it. He is
just 10 months old, and is as handsome Us
can be.
Frank Grace. engraver in Willman's jewelry
store, was struck in the eye by snow bail
on Saturday evening and will be unable TO
work for few days. Mr.. g. s. Browns little
boy, who was recently struck in the eye with
snow ball. is getting along nicely.
Abe Hall is 90 per cent better than he was
when he went to California. He says the
mercury averages IS above every day. He
will not accompany James H. Bromleys To
Saltwater as has been stated, which will ar
rive about Saturday.
This evening sleighing party of about
twenty-five couples or young people will meet
at the Titman house and drive to Mr.. Bour-
don's in the country, where they expect to
spend most delightful evening.
DIR. ]. c. Rhodes. Rev w. H. Harrington,
Capt. j. a. Reed, S. P. Richardson and Adam
Marty will represent Muller post at the en-
10th and llth insts.
Aid. w. S. Conrad returned yesterday from
st. Paul, where he has been taking in the car
nival and visiting friends since Thursday.
Yesterday Isaac Staples received sixtY-three
head of thoroughbred sheep from Kentucky.
They cost about 81, 600.
The meeting of the Chautaqua circle at the
NJ. z. church next Friday evening promises
to be very interesting.
Isaac Schwager will return to Ashland,
| Wis. to-day, after pleasant visit with Mr..
Charles Contain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Hartshorn OF Crooks
ton are the guests of Judge Il. III. LehmIcke
| and wife.
Messrs. F. whitman and Robert Anderson
are back from pleasant visit to the pineries
looking well.
| Mr.. @. Fl. Burt returned home from trip
to Dakota in the interest of the car company
| yesterday.
G.. w. Gordon leaves for st. Paul to-day,
| where he has secured u position in the Mer-
| chants.
A number of Saltwater people attended the
dance OF the Hudson City guards on Saturday
night.
Thirty-five cases of scarlet fever were re
ported last month and ten so far this month
Mr.. Fred Bean will leave for California this
week, his wife having recovered sufficiently.
Another little child of August Hollis died
from scarlet fever Saturday.
Mrs. Irving of St. Paul spent Sunday with
her friend, Mrs. z. IL. Burt.
Mrs. o. W. RIggles of Chicago is Che guest
| OF Mrs. Capt Charles Rhodes.
Mr. Foley, who is travelling for w. S. Con
rad, is home for a few days.
Mr.. George Conden of Benson is the CUES
of +. Bergeron, Esq.
L. wiklund leaves this morning to visi
friends up river.
Frank Colt of Hudson visited friends here
on Saturday.
Miss Ella McKusick is visiting friends a
Faribault.
J. II. Sullivan rejoices over the arrival of q
baby girl.
Fayette Marsh is in Dakota on professions
business.
Will Chase came home from Dakota yes
terday.
Thomas Connors Is selling cigars for W. S
Conrad.
Mr.. A. Wilson is home for a Jew days.