St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-15
SALTWATER NEWS.
The Doings of a Day in the Bluff
CITY.
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The semi-annual meeting of the
Mannerchor society occurred on Tues
day evening last, at which the follow
ing officers were elected: Herman
Seeba, president; Louis Meyer, vice
president; Herman Drews, secretary;
F. w. Kern, treasurer; f. G. Neumeier,
manager and collector. A competent
leader has been engaged who will be
here about Sept. l, who will give the
society lively winters work. Music
hall. Of which they are the leasers, has
been handsomely painted and decOra-
ted.
On Tuesday evening last Saltwater
Lodge No. Z, Knights of PythiaS, were
presented by Division No. 4, Uniform
Rank. with nine official robes, armor
costumes, officers helmets and sandals.
The presentation speech was made by
J. G. Hening, and the response by DE-.
b. q. Merry. The courtesy of the
lodge III permitting the rank to occupy
their hall free of charge prompted the
gift. The robes are of Silken velvet,
satin lined, and are both elegant and
beautiful.
The steamer Borealis Rex with a
number of the members of the Wash
ington County Democratic club and a
band of music OH board, attended the
rally at HUI dSon last evening. Hon.
Z. w. Durant, one OF the speakers of
the evening, accompanied the eXcur-
sion.
The board of education has decided to
lay tile sidewalk along the Pine
1t has engaged Prof. j. W. Garland to
supply the place of Prof. RoSSelot
teacher in the High school, who had re-
signed.
Company X, First regiment, NJ. n. G.
fifty-two strong, accompanied by a num-
Der of eXcurSioniStS were taken to their
camp near Lake City by the steamer
Borealis Rex, which made the trip of
seventy-five miles in just five hours.
Mrs. johanna Leutig, who was released
from the hospital for the insane at
Rochester, has been returned there,
having shown SiguS of the return of the
malady.
The mother of George d. Hall. Jr., of
this city, died at her home at Engle-
wood. n. j.. just prior to his arrival
there on recent visit.
Deputy Warden Wesley and family
have gone to Madison, Lac qui Parle
county, for a few weeks much-needed
rest and recuperation.
Clarence Morey, of Minneapolis, was
received at the prison yesterday for a
term of five years for forgery in the
second degree.
Miss Bella Rankin, Stenographer for
Fayette Marsh, has gone to New York
for six weeks vacation.
A. w. Anderson and Miss Hannah
Johnson were married last evening at
$50 North Williams street.
Mrs. Nj. c. Ten Eyck, of Fort Worth
lS a nf hnr dar ,OI,f n
Dr.. w. III. Caine.
The Misses Taylor, of st. Paul. have
returned home from a visit with Mrs.
DR.. w. III. Cain.
has returned to practice veterinary sur
gerry here.
DR.. o. A. Matin and wife are East Wis
| iting at Montreal, the doctors former
| home.
Mrs. Martha Steinka will spend the
day at st. Paul, the guest of Mrs. L..
| Spencer.
Nels Peterson is very ill with typhoid
fever, at his home, 5O4 North Gurley.
Miss Maud Shaffer has returned to
this city after visit at st. Charles, ILL.,
ID. NJ. Swain and wife, daughter and
son left Wednesday for Davenport, 10.
The steamer Borealis Rex will take
an excursion to Lake City to-day.
c. A. Ludwig returned last Thursday
from visit in the country.
Miss Maggie Whelan is visiting al
Duluth, CloQuet and elsewhere.
}. Z. Elliott visited friends at Eau
Claire last week.