St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-24
LUMBER CITY sHAvENGS.
A Budget of Interesting New an
Gossip From saltwater.


Mrs. Dudy, mother-in-law of James Hami-
ton of the st. Paul &c Duluth road, is danger
onsly ill ut her home west OF the city. Four
years ago Mrs. Dudy weighed 220 pounds.
Now she is a mere skeleton. weighing not
over fifty pounds.
.'Give me a paper" said q Saltwater man
to a newsboy in the union depot at st. Paul
yesterday. The boy asked which one he
wanted, and the Saltwater man said ''the
GLOBE" The boy smilingly said, Everybody
wants the GLOBE"
Northwesterners in Saltwater yesterday
were c. L. Nelson of Minneapolis, e. Hyde,
John A. Higgens, L. b. Smith, r. +. W Wahler.
John Picha and ]. S. Skinner of st. Paul. J.
H. Kelly of Ashland and G. e. Mears of the
Osceola Press.
Yesterday number of Saltwater horses
were shipped to Hamlin, where they will take
part in the races. Abe Rhorback sent Mike
Wilkes and Boston Davis; Isaac Staples
Western Maid, and George Robinson, his colt.
Mrs. Murry, mother of Charles Murry of
this city, died at Shell Lake yesterday. The
remains were embalned by an undertaken
and will be shipped to New Brunswick for
burial.
Louis Hospes of Saltwater knew the father
of Spies when he resided at Hesse cassie on
the Rhine, and says he was a socialist. He
has no sympathy for Spies and hopes he will
hang.
1t is said that many Saltwater Republicans
will vote for Hon. Isaac Staples if he runs for
this district. 'I'll bet $40 that he will be nom-
mated said prominent citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Millard, Mrs. George
Gorham and lady friend, DIR. Van Waters, G.
H. Atwood, Abe Rohrback and P. III. Potts
were at st. Paul yesterday.
In probate yesterday the Administrative of
the estate of William Stoltz, deceased. filed
an application to sell real estate. Hearing
set for Oct. IL.
VeStardav Tudra MoCV,,or Hla5 N 5ao;e;o, -,
the case of Samuel McCluer VS.. s. NJ. Harri-
sons against the defendant for S345. .O6.
All the necessary arrangements are being
made for the coming county fair to be held
Sept 8, Sand TO- Don't you forget it.
Numerous Saltwater people were noticed in
all parts of the Exposition building yesterday.
About 100 attended from this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mertz of Hastings re-
turned Yesterday, after a pleasant visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lanphear
The Milwaukee and Omaha depots have
been repainted and improved. Now the Du-
luth folks will do likewise.
The case of Gange, charged with selling
liquor on Sunday, set for Yesterday, was con-
tinued until tomorrow.
Miss Carrie Fisher will return to Pennsyl-
vania next Thursday. She is now visiting
friends in Minneapolis.
Sheriff HOlcombe, S. w. Chase and Harry
Heisel returned yesterday from successful
nunt u river.
The Misses Bardoux have returned to st.
Paul, after three days visit with friends
here.
Mrs. George D. Hall of New York is the
guest of her son, George Hall, of this city.
Miss Eunice Allen of Fergus Falls is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Gorham
| The Saltwater Juniors will cross bats here
| next Sunday with the Hudson club.
| John Glider has moved into the Fred Bean
| property, corner of Third and Cherry.
| number of Saltwater people took in
! Evangel1ne at st. Paul last night.
| Yesterday Capt. S. S. Hanks began work
| on plows for his steam motor.
| j. II. Martin has moved his family from
Anoka to Saltwater.
Charles Estabrooks will move his family to
Duluth to-day.
Miss Mary Wicklund, aged Is years, died
yesterday.
Three transfers yesterday aggregating
S1,575.
Rev. A. A. Kiehle has returned from Eu-
rope.