St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-26
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.

Bank clearings yesterday, S616 66191
Public schools will reopen Wednesday,
Sept. 8.
The East side Turner's picnic at Ingenhutt's
grove to-day.
Mrs. A. NJ. Tying speaks on "Prohibition''
at Chestnut hall this evening.
The Railway Employees club will meet at
WINDOW hall Tuesday evening.
Trinity Chapel-Excelsior evening service
at 3:45; Rev. F. R. Millspaugh.
Monday evening the Sons OF Temperance
meet at l 10 Washington avenue south.
The employees of the st. Louis road held
their annual picnic at Lake Park yesterday
The Calvin-Shafer company sues II. E.
Gillette d Co. for S353.60 for merchand Use
sold
Trinity chapel. excelsior and evening serv-
Ice at 3:45, with holy communion, Rev. F.
R. Millspaugh.
McCullar, Parker & Co. obtained iudg-
ment against E. II. Steele for $433.SS ON a
promlssory note.
The next rehearsal of the Exposition
cnorus will take place on Wednesday, the
29th of August
Rev. j. M: Bull will speak in Tolefson hail.
corner of Fifteenth avenue south and Frank,
lin, Sunday at $3.50 p. IN.
George Bruck & Co. obtained a Judgment
against Edward S. Steele for So, 1851 for
merchandise sold him.
The Eclectic club will give dance at Min
nehaha falls Thursday evening Special
motor will leave for the city at 1:3O.
The Kansas City Packing company OBJ
talned Judgment against Charles Schenning
Tor S2OO.54 for merchandise sold him.
Church of ReGeemer. Services at the First
Unitarian church at 1890. Rev. Marion d.
Shutter will preach on 1.-The Mantle OF Char
ity.''
The Seventh ward Democrats, east of
Cedar avenue. will meet to organize Monday
evening at Semiert's hall, Twenty-sixth ave-
nue. south.
The county commissioners yesterday let
the contract for furnishing fuel for the
county buildings for the ensuing year to
John Norton.
Church Of Christ. Portland avenue and
Eleventh street, Rev. W. j. shannon, pastor.
Morning at 1880. Corporation Morality; -
evening at 8, 1.-The Exaltation of jesus
st. Johns English Evangelical Lutheran
church, Eighth avenue south and Fifth
street Rev. G. HI. Trabert, pastor-Services
at 1880 a. m.; no service in the evening.
NJ. Aurora Monroe, Administrative of the
estate of j. III. Monroe, sues George Delmars
Tor S4OO on a promlSsory note. She also sues
l.. ID. Martin for S1S5 on promissory note.
The deputy sheriffs who went out to Maple
Plain to hunt down the alleged outlaws re-
port that the whole trouble was caused by a
few boys.
While out riding at Lake Harriet. vester.
day, Mrs. j. w. HankInson lost valuable
huut!lls case Solu Walcn. her lnltlalS were
on the inside.
Those who can viii probably go to Lake
Harriet TO spend the day. Danz's orchestra
Will give sacred concert, and Cappas band,
the minstrel band and 1.-The Drummer Boy
of Shiloh will all be present.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Otto E. Anderson and Hulda Enquist, james
A. Lewis and Lulu V. Guise. James Lloyd
and Harriet Blake j. Conrad johnson and
Anna Hanson, Frank E. Krone and May NJ
gent.
Among recent arrivals at the Hotel Ard.
more are Mrs. j. l.. Noyes, Faribault Mrs
William Connor, Richmond, Va; Mrs Judge
Ryan and large party of st. Louis ladies
Charles W. Colt and wife, Grand Rapids
Miss Folsom, Hampton Va.
The new Second Universalist church. near
the corner Of Eighth avenue southeast and
Sixth street, will be dedicated with appro,
pirate ceremonies to-day. Rev. E. L. Rex
ford, of Boston, Mass, delivers the sermon
at 10:30 this morning. There will be plat
form meeting at 3 o'clock this afternoon
with addresses by different clergynen.