St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-03
CLEANED IN SALTWATER.
Topics Of the Sermons of Some of the
Churches.
4 PROPOSED G. A. R. TRIP.
Logs Enough Cut to Supply the Seasons
Demand---Tn the Social
Swim.

Church services announced for to-day
are: Presbyterian-Morning, reception
OF members. baptism and sacrament of
the Lords supper; evening, discourse
on High License as Temperance
Measure" Methodist-Sacramen of
the Lords supper at the close of the
morning service; preaching by the pas
tor morning and evening. Universalist
Morning sermon, Lent" Baptist
Morning topic, Risen With Christie
evening. young peoples meeting, with
Edwin NJ. Yurnall. leader. Grace Con-
gregational-Morning and evening, reg
ular service. the morning service to be
followed by the sacrament of the Lord S
supper. Ascension Church-Serviees
and holy communion at 1890 and reg
ular service at 7:30.
AdJt. W. II. II. Taylor has evolved a
scheme by which Muller post. G. A. R.,
may be enabled to attend in body the
national encampment at Milwaukee
this year. The only obstacle prevent
ing the trip would be Of a financial
nature, and this it is proposed to remove
by series of entertainments and lee
lures. some of which are already offered
lively no expense to the post.
According to the estimate OF William
Chalmers, of the st. Croix Lumber COM
pany, go. 00o, 900 feet of logs have been
banked this season On the st. CroiX
waters. He adds that there are already
enough logs cut to supply the prospec-
tive demand during the coming season.
Dennis Boyle, down yesterday from
the Pokegama and Kettle waters, re-
ports that the soft weather has entirely
stopped "bobbing," and no hauling can
at present be done except by means of
gO-deVilS among those who have scoot-
ing to do. The logging roads are all
water. but a good freeze will. it is ex-
Dected, soon put the roads in seryieea-
bic shape again for awhile.
T. ". Peterson, day porter at the
SAWYER house, found 500 in loose wad
on the floor of the writing room yester-
day and finally located the owner in E.
ID. Rand. a guest of the house, who sup
posed he had lost the money during a
trip in the pineries. whence he had just
returned. Pete was spontaneously re-
warded with $40 by the appreciatiYe
guest.
Rt. Rev. NJ. n. Gilbert, assistant
bishop of this diocese, assisted by RevS.
mission services at Ascension church
during the eight days beginning next
Wednesday. Services will be held at
10 a. m. and 2 and 80 p. N.
Capt. Lem Garrison, an old salt on
these waters, has returned from a trip
to st. Paul and Minneapolis, confident
of being appointed supervising in
Spector of steam vessels for this district
in spite of the active candidacy OF Capt.
Young and Capt. Knapp.
Elias Mexican. of Lakeland. one of
the pioneers Of Washington county
and among its most prominent farmers,
is confined to his home by severe at
tack OF rheumatic govt.
j. Hal Reid is succeeded as principal
of the prison seminary by Prof. Frost,
who III better days taught for five years
in graded schools.
SOCIAL NEWS.
One of the most elightfully-planned
and thoroughly enjoyed social gather
ingS of the season was the progressive
euchre party given at the Elliott house
parlors Friday evening, when Mrs. M.
Miss Emma, acted the charming host
esses to seyenty-five guests. Elegant
refreshments were served during the
evening, and dancing afforded happy
variation. The head prizes were wen
by Henry COckburn and Mrs. William
Long, while J. c. Rhodes captured the
foot prize.
In honor of her second birthday ami
verSary Thursday several of the little
friends of Fife l.. Kerr, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W. Kerr, were finely
entertained during the afternoon at her
home. 713 South Fourteenth street.
Among the guests were Lydia and Alice
Tozer. Julia and Olive Tozer, Hazel
and Wanda Kerr and Eva Murray.
The marriage of Miss Eliza Glenn
May. one of Stillwater's fairest bellies,
daughter of Hon. William NJ. May, is
announced to occur about the 21st to
Ernest A. Ringwald, of Great Falls,
MOnt.-a rising young man. formerly
resident of st. Paul.
Tuesday evening very pleasant and
dreSSy party was given at the Sawyer
house by a number of young society peO-
pie connected with the Home" club.
The Presbyterian church society held
sociabie with Mrs. ii. ]. McKusick,
and Mrs. F. B. Yates assisted her in
entertaining the many guests.
II. J. McKusick. Samuel Register, M.
Moffat. Martin TOrinuS and number
Friday evening.
Rufus n. Clapp. of New Richmond,
Wis. accompanied by c. n. Cameron,
Chicago. visited the city Wednesday
and Thursday.
Miss Mcbride and Miss GAYLORD en-
tertained number of their friends at
the home of Mrs. DR.. Clark on South
Third street.
Mrs Senator Charles CFandall and
Miss Libbie Crandall, of Owatonna,
were the guests of DR.. J. c. Rhodes
Tuesday.
Mrs. Fayette Marsh entertained
number of her lady friends with a
euchre party on Friday afternoon.
Will Gorrie. of Watertown, Oak, has
been Sojourning among relatives and
friends for short time.
DR.. Henry Murdoch. of New Rich
mond, Wis. is visiting friends in this
city for few days.
D. R. Young, of the Sawyer house.
leaves soon TO take charge OF a dining
car on the 500 route.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Murdoch, nee
Miss Hicks. of Aberdeen, Oak, arrived
here Wednesday.
/ Alex Richard has gone to Montreal
via the 800" road, for three weeks
trip.
! Miss Louise Minor. of st. Paul, was
guest of the Misses McComb this week.
Mrs. ]. F. SCHNEIDER and children re-
turned on Friday from visit in Iowa.
Lieut.. Oscar Nelson, of Shattuck hall.
is home On visit for a few days.
Monday evening the Mannerchor has
a masquerade ball.
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