St. Paul daily globe., 1889-03-17
CLEANED IN SALTWATER.
An Attempt Being Made to Revive the
Board of Trade.
THE LUMBERMEN TO MEET.
T5-Day'S Services at the Churches
Social Doings of the Bluff
City.
HE LUMBERMEN TO MEET.

The periodical consultation over the
mOribund body of the board Of trade
will take place at meeting to be held
early this week, when an effort will be
made to revive the usefulness of that
organization. Its meetings have been
allowed to lapse for long time now.
On account of insufficient notice being
given the attendance at the opera hall
meeting, called to organize the starch
company, there was no acti on taken
Nearly the entire amount is already
subscribed and another meeting will be
held tomorrow evening at the Sawyer
house.
A meeting of presumably deep import
will be held by the lumbermen to-mOr-
row evening to consider matters of leg
islation affecting the renewing of the
st. CroiX Boom corporations charter.
Church services and items announced
for to-day are: Baptist Morning,
Early Conversion and Late" evening,
Heaven and the Vast Number Saved -
Uniyersalist-Rev.S SCHNEIDER will speak
in special reference to the aim Of the
liberal cause and the specific duties OF
terian-Morning, 1.-The Vultures and
the Offering;;" evening, "Young Men
and the Christian Ministry" Methodist
Morning, fourth discourse on ''The
Lords Prayer" evening, "a Further
Talk With Business People and Work
ingmen About Sunday Keeping" AS
cenSion-Reg gular services conducted by
the rector, Rev. A. d. Stowe.
The Crusaders never enlisted a
stronger company of amateurs than
will appear at the opera house Monday
evening in ''Kathleen Mavourneen.h y
Mrs. j. S. O'Brien, one of the promi-
nent society ladies of Saltwater, takes
the title role, which gives an oppor-
tunity for the exercise of Mrs. O'Brien's
powers as vocalist.
A patriotic drama, to be given under
the auspices of Muller post, G. A. r..
for the benefit of the monument fund,
is in preparation for early production.
SOCIAL. SALTWATER.
The [. 0. G. r. lodge held pleasing
entertainment in their hall on Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. III. G. Weisel entertained pro-
greSSive eucher party on Tuesday even
ing at her home on South First street.
Miss Ella Seeley, of st. Paul, is visit
ing in the city over Sunday.
Mrs. William Sauntry is in Denver,
Col, for a few weeks with Mrs. j. G.
Cross.
George H. Hughson. of st. Paul, is
visiting friends in this city.
Andrew Hanson and Miss Annie E.
Sweeney. daughter of Mrs. T. Willmar,
were married Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. HI. r. Murdock is visiting at Nc
Allister Park for few days with S. S.
Murdock and family.
Mrc w IT Piobardcop nf CT Pa,,l
was guest of Mrs. ii. NJ. Torinus last
Sunday.
Miss Grace Gates has returned from
sojourn at Mapleton, Oak, with her
sister, Mrs. Redmon.
William NJ. Birge, of st. Paul, was
here on visit. He will make his home
in Omaha in future.
Tomorrow evening the great Irish
drama of ''Kathleen Mayoureen" will
be rendered at the Grand opera house,
with Mrs. J. S. O'Brien, Miss Katie
Doran, Miss Emma Chisholm and Miss
Mamie Kelly as the lady performers in
the cast.
E. Ringwald, of Great Falls, Mont,
was in the city on Thursday. He is the
''financee" of Miss Glenn May, whose
wedding occurs on Thursday. March 81.
Robert W. Murdoch and wife left
Monday for their future home near
Millbank, Oak.
Mrs. James Crotty returned last week
from visit i'll New Brunswick, where
she took her son for medical treatment,
which was highly successful.
Mrs. Carrie Judkins, of Minneapolis,
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. B. Prince, in this city.
Mrs. j. w. Luke, wife OF the pastor
of the First Baptist church, has gone to
Columbia, Mo-, on visit.
Mrs. A. G. Schuttinger left Friday
night for Chicago, where she will spend
fortnight.
Conrad c. Gentry, of Richmond, Va,
was guest of his uncles, w. S. and j..
w. Conrad. of this city, Sunday last.
He is to make a permanent home i'll St.
Paul.
The repitition of the "Fan Drip by
the young ladies under the dire ction of
Miss Lois Sprague on Friday evening
at the First Presbyterian church and
other exercises were highly applauded
by the large audience assembled.
Mr.. Fred Schneider returned on
Thursday from visit to his parents at
Norwood, MINI.
Messrs. Fellows, Rhodes. Whitman,
Goff, Jellison, Grant. Stein. King, of st.
Johns Lodge No. l. A. F. and A. NJ,
visited Garnet Lodge No. 166. at White
Bear Lake on Thursday evening and
assisted in bringing two candidates to
the front and banquet at Hotel Leip
afterwards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lovejoy, of Minneapo-
lis, have been guests of f. NJ. Prince
during the last few days.
The heroic effigy of P. T. Barnum.
cas-. in bronze, is now stored in a fire
proof warehouse in New York. When
Mr.. Barnum dies his partners will pre-
sent the statue to his family. 1t weighs
5000 pounds and costs $40, 900.