St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-02-26
SATURDAY IN SALTWATER.
News Of the Bluff City in Para


graphs.
Mrs. B. A. Thing is visiting friends at
OsceOla for few days.
The Odd Fellows have grand mas
querade ball on the Goth of February.
J. G. O'GOrman and wife have gone
to Washington, ID c., On short visit.
Rev. j. S. Fall and wife, of Minneap-
oils were in the city Wednesday visiting
friends.
Miss Eta Fall, of Minneapolis, is a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. w. Fall, Of
| this city.
Love" will be produced March II by the
|! Crusaders.
''Streets of New York; will be pre-
scented at the Grand Opera house Mon
day evening.
dlned at the Vienna restaurant, on Fri
day evening.
VIII Diamond. of Chicago, formerly
of this place. has returned and will make
his home here.
Mrs. James S. Anderson and daughter
ELLA, left on Friday evening for
Southern trip.
Mrs. Harry Thorne and sister, Miss
Fisk, have been the guests of S. 3.
Puglesly for few days.
John Lincoln, of the Sawyer house,
has been visiting friends in st. Paul
during the past few days.
DIR. Phillip Mueller has decided to To-
cate in this city and has opened an Of
nee in the new Bazaar building.
The Sunday song service at the First
presbyterian church last Sabbath was
quite Interesting and entertaining.
Mrs. Percy B. Smith entertained the
Ladies' Sewing circle of the Presbyte-
rian church on Wednesday evening.
MyrOn Shepard and wife have been
delegates to the G.. A. r. encampment
at Minneapolis on Thursday and Friday.
"Gid' Lafarge was in the city on Fri
day on short visit. He is employed by
Musser Sauntry company, looking after
trespasses.
w. E. Cooke, S. Lamphear. Geneviye
jerks, Della Lamphearsswere the dele
gates to the Good Templars' convention
at Hastings Wednesday.
X. w. Nisbit denies the allegation
that he is going to Minneapolis on the
board of trade, and that the parties who
said so were misinfOrmed.
The New England dinner on Wash
lngton's birthday, given by the Baptist
church ladies, succeeded in attracting a
large number at Dorn'S old restaurant
on Chestnut street.
Bishop Gilbert will dedicate the new
Ascension church on Easter day, and
the exercises On that day will be made
very interesting by the music which
will be rendered at that time.
James Pennington, ST., an old and
esteemed resident of this city, died
Of o. al
vanced age of lightweight years. He
was formerly proprietor of the Putnam
house, on Second street. and we'll
known logger in the early days of Still
water. Fred Pennington, Of Sauntry,
TOZer & Pennington, and James Pen
ningtOn, Jr., reside in this city.
The case of Joseph GrOule VS.. Gracia
A. Mower and Martin Mower was next
taken up and is still on trial. The case
is for $4,000 damages, claimed by
plaintiff for injuries sustained by fall
ing brick which struck him Oh the head
while passing the Mower block during
its construction in 1887, and which fell
from the scaffOld while the men were at
work. Court will convene again at 8
a. m. Monday.
The case of Crandall & Barclay vs.,
The City was given to the jury at 1920
q. LII. !oSttIudy anu DIT tlfG evening uOur
of adjournment they were still out.
Judge McCluer instructed the foreman
if they should agree before the hour for
opening court Monday morning to seal
their verdict and deliver it to the clerk
of the court. There is no probability of
an agreements and the twelve will spend
the Sabbath in the court room, which
has been left open for their use, tue
usual deputy sheriff keeping guard on
the outside.
The delay in getting water at the fire
on Friday night was Oceasioned by the
extreme distance from hydrant
which required all the hose the depart
partment had, and also from the diff
Guilty experienced in laying so long a
line of hose up steep and icy hill. AS
| it was, the department is to be COM
mended for saving adjacent property.
| There was no necessity for pressure
from the pump house, as the lower dis
| tricts of the city are served from the
natural pressure of the reservoir. The
engineer will hereafter, however. be on
duty at his station, and not at the
| Gospel Army barracks.