St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-21
CLEANED IN SALTWATER.
Personal and General News of the
Bluff CITY.

A sort of farmers mass convention as
Sembled at the court house yesterday
afternoon. but adjourned without max
ing any nominations except that of j.
B. Taft for representative in the First
district, and Hugh Campbell. county
commissioner in the First district.
The various candidates for county
offices are Oh the still hunt, but are
huStling just the same. The canvass is,
in fact, red-hOt all over the country.
The Democratic method is by circuIa-
ting literature and holding meetings all
over the country, while the Republicans
use the personal canvass" style of tax
ing man around the corner.
NJ. II. Barnum, of Wausau, Wis, adj
dressed a meeting on the Labor Cues
ton" 1t was Republican gathering
IN disguise
The drill used in the gas we'll has
been recovered from depth of 1880
feet, where it has remained several
weeks.
Judge Nethaway. J. N. Castle, E. w.
Durant and others went over to st. Paul
Park last evening to address a Demo
cratic meeting, while Judge Gregory
aid others went to Forest Lake for
similar purpose.
Members of the Tariff Reform club
will meet at their hall at Z p. IN. Mon
day to secure their uniforms and
torches and prepare to meet and escort
DIR. Ames and visiting friends.
The meeting Monday evening promises
to be large one, and will be attended
by many outside the city who are resi-
dents of the county and desire to see
and hear Dr.. Ames.
IN SOCIETY.
Miss Ernie Paulson and Mrs. Herman
Jassoy returned OH Tuesday, after a delight
tul visit at Davenport, 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rob Wight, of st. Paul, were
visitors in the city on Thursday evening.
on Thursday evening a number of invited
friends of Ole ". Swenson, of the Thresher
company, gathered at the Union Station
auet as its genial manager ID. K. Young.
could serve. which has not been surpassed i'll
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. D. Gish leave this week for
Texas, where he expects to recover his heath
by careful treatment.
.Elzz'' Dennison, of Hudson. Wis, was up
OH Friday evening 10 witness the Republican
torchlight procession.
Miss Nora BurrIs, of South Saltwater, aged
thirty-three years, daughter of Mrs. Ellen
Burris. died yesterday at noon, after an i'll
ness of about year, OF consumption.
been visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. j. E. King, mother of the King Bros,
of this city, arrived home yesterday, from an
extended visit at Minneapolis and other
places.
The reception given last night by Mrs
Helen NJ Torenus to her eldest son on the
occasion of his arriving TO the age of twenty
two years and his safe return from Russia,
was an elegant affair. and was attended by a
large number of his friends, among whom
were Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Merry, II. +. King,
W. p Brown. Walter Prince, Harry Capron.
4 corporal and private of Company H.,
Third regiment United States regulars. came
over from Fort Smelling yesterday afternoon,
and took tue deserter, Henry F. Christy. from
Company F, Seventeenth infantry, who was
in custody of the police. Is
DIR. James Sinclair and wife, of San Bue-
naventura, Cal, are expected here 10 visit
his brother-in law, Richard Taylor. who has
been quite i'll during the last month. ..
Miss Josie Lindholm, prominent Young
society lady of this city, was secretly married
to young man named ii. w. Paicheg, at
Hudson, Wis, Tuesday evening, much 10 her
parents surprise. He left Wednesday evening
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