St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-12
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, S697, ,6S7.36.
Frederick Book has secured the new play,
"a Mystery of a Hanson Cab
Theodore Whitman has disappeared from
his home at 412 Marshall street northeast.
The Lucy Hayes W. C. T. u. meets this
afternoon at the Franklin avenue NJ E
church.
The ladies of st Luke's mission give an
ice cream social this evening, at 1925 Har-
mon avenue.
Walter Hobart, a boy of five years, of SI4
Ninth street south, fell from horse Monday
night and broke his arm
Prof. W, j. Warren and wife will he 'eafter
be at home on Wednesdays, to their friends.
at l12 Seventh street north.
The Democrats of the Sixth ward will meet
at Martins hall, on cCrler Washington and
Cedar avenues, Friday evening, July l3, to
organize ward club.
Chris Gallagher, Judge Quinn, NJ. c. Brady
and others, will speak at Tobin's rink on
next Tuesday night at meeting of the First
ward Irish American club"
C. E. Brown, who recently purchased the
CLARK house, has concluded to change its
name to 1.-The Brunswick" and it will be
known as such when it is reopened Sept 1.
Marriage licenses were issued Yesterday to
James E. Tisdale and Athilia A. Davidson.
John L. Brundage and Winnie c. Sowders,
George L. Hughes and Emma Eagle, Drayton
Allen and Mary Fashont.
The owners of the lumber which is being
used in constructing the West side street
railroad are taking the same back to their
yards, Mr. Burgess not having paid for it.
Mr.. Burgess says he doesn't care as he can
get plenty more.
County Commissioner Lennon in answer
to the charge that the commissioners were
not on hand to meet the RAMSEY county
commissioners Tuesday, says it was the
Ramsey county men who were at fault, thew
being late.
Last evening the young ladies of the young
girls home, on the corner of Lyndale vud
Laurel avenues. invited some of their young
lady and gentlemen friends to the first soiree
given at the home. Square dancing cards
and checkers were INDUCED in until II
o'clock.
Charles Mann, Isidor Nathanson, Theodore
Dahl, Hector Mclean, JamesM. Daniels E.
G.. Bissell and John Mccarthy were last
to the state labor convention, to be held in
Minneapolis July II.
Manager Sterling has engaged the Flour
City Cadet band to accompany the People's s
day. The band is composed of thirty boys
from eight to eighteen years OF age. selected
by their leader, Prof. Heintzeman, as the
thirty best boy musicians i'll the city.
Articles of incorporation of the Gibson
Investment company were filed Yesterday
with the register of deeds. The purpose of
| this company is to engage i'll general loan
and real estate business. The capital is
SOO,oOO, dllu tL6 are Emerson
Cole, stephen B. Howard and Sewen p.
| Channel.
The Peoples theater was crowded every
| night during ''Erminie week, but it seems
| there are still q great many who want to see
| the opera. Since it was produced there have
| been requests at the box Office every night for
! its reproduction, and 1t has finally been deci
| ded to put it on again. Beginning tonight,
| ''Erminie" will fill out the week.
The torrid weather does not affect mater
q
Last night goodlv audience witnessed the
| performance of "Oliver Twist" Tonight
| the new play, Nick of the Woods" which
has been already billed will be presented,
"Dr. Jeckyl and Mr.. HYDE will be put in
rehearsal and will be produced week at
| this popular house.
The fire department. was called out about