St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-29
SUNDAY BREAKFAST.
scarlet fever prevails at 4 Irvine Park.

Scarlet fever prevails at Irvine Park.
Six births five deaths and TWO marriages
were bulletined at the health office yesterday,
The council committee on gas met yester-
day afternoon and transacted routine bust
ness.
for the week, 81, 263. 324; for the correspond
ing week last year, S3.5S4.S6l.
The operation upon the seXlesS child Of
Frank Sirabunski has been postponed until
tomorrow morning for the convenience Of
DR.. Ohage.
E. Holloway & Co., auctioneers, sold at
auction yesterday twenty nine lots in Lake
Park addition for S23, $50. They consider
the price remarkably cheap.
The fire department was called out at 5
o'clock yesterday morning to fire, caused
BY spontaneous combustion. in the grocery
store at las West Seventh street.
Miss Sophia johnson, of 70 SWede hollow
the young woman injured by runaway team
at the city market Friday noon, still lies in q
precarious condition at her home.
John Zerkelbach, sergeant of police, has
been granted iifteen-days' leave of absence
by the mayor. He will spend mis- vacation
fishing for trout i'll Northern Wisconsin.
While driving on ROBBIE street Yesterday
afternoon c. H. Bronson's horse became
frightened and ran away. Mr.. Bronson was
thrown tn the ground and painfully, though
not seriously, injured.
cided to return favorable report to the
council in the matter of grading Sidney
street from Bidwell street to Chippewa ave-
nue., at an estimated expense of 81, 800.
Fire was discovered at IL 80 last night in
the two-story frame dwelling at the corner of
Golf avenue and Curtic1 street, West st.
Paul, occupied by John Shultz The build
ing and contents, valued at about $1,000,
burned to the ground. None Of the family
were at home.
N A FOrseen. q welIknown young portrait
artist and Miss Jenny Lundquist, sister OF
Mrs. f. Nelson, of St Paul. were married
Yesterday afternoon at their future residence,
633 East Seventh street, by Justice Nelson.
The young couple will dispense with con-
tinental travel and begin housekeeping at
once at the above number.
A number of members of the Crusaders
society. accompanied by an equal number of
ladies, surprised W. J. Hanbrick last Frid ay
evening by invading his home and proceed
ing to enjoy themselves. They presented
him with pastel portrait of himself on an
easel, and were persuaded before leaving to
ind ulge in sumptuous supper.
Miss Bee Murphy entertained a few Of her
friends at the residence of her sister, Mrs. L.
Newmane, 2S6 Miller street, on Wednesday
Misses Lizzie and Nellie Moore, Miss Mary
Murphy. Miss Jennie Willis Miss Flora
Shaw Miss Fanny Le-Duc, Messrs. Gutridge,
Farley, Murphy, Clyde, Schneider, and Green.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
Wednesday evening to Mr.. and Mrs Warner
at their home. corner of Starkev and Indiana
avenues About thirty couples were in at
tendance. and the evening was spent very
pleasantly, and enjoyed by ali. Dancing,
music and games were features. Among
those present were Misses Anderleys Savage,
Heath, stanton, Harrington, Lynch. Reddy,
Roam, Burns, Dubour, Fleming Wind. Cook,
Winslow; Messrs. Nalally, Simpson. Lee,
Warden, Egan, Bendt, Cox, Wildly, Costello.
Fallon, McGown. Thomas, Allen, Carroll,
Lynch, Paddleford. Suiford, Bridge, Dubor,
Griffith, Moore, Haviliek and Messenger