St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-30
SATURDAY AT SALTWATER.
Subjects Of Several Sermons 70 Be
Delivered To-Day.
THE SANITARY CONFERENCE.
4 Floating Seamen's Bethel Being
Is Built for the St. Paul Bethel
Association. IS

will preach atlths Methodist this morn-
ing. In the evening the pastor will ex-
plain "Why Do Not Play Cards." At
the Congregational the PASTORS morn
ing theme will be, "The Situation"
There will be conservation meeting
and regular service in the evening.
The morning theme at the First PresDy..
terlap will Re, 'yhe World to Gomez,
Usual services at Ascension church,
morning and evening. L.
H. Frank j. r. Aipie left for Chicago
and Milwaukee last evening to arrange
certain details of his plans to rebuild
the Northwestern brewery, which was
partially destroyed by fire not long ago.
Mr.. Apple will expend 1000 and build
practically new brewery, which will
which will come up flush with the top OF
| the high bluff at the rear of the old site.
Karen Christiansen received yester-
| day per cent of her $50 claim against
| the Thingvalla steamship line for her
| baggage lost by the wreck of the Dan
mark, on which she was passenger.
| Since her experience at sea and arrival
| here the young lady has been very adj
| vantageously married, and the shortage
| in tpe allowance made by the Thing
valla company does not annoy her
| greatly.
Judge Nethaway brought home from
Center City yesterday his Fridays
| catch of fish, which included bass
| weighing six pounds and fourteen
ounces, the entire string numbering AZ
| fine bass.
Mayor Durant, George Low. president
of the city council; Rev. Father NJ. D..
Murphy, Rev. w. II. Albright, Prof. F.
tendent of the water works: and Hon.
| j. n. Castle are the gentlemen invited
| to address the sanitary conference
meeting to be held at Music hall Tues
day evening. Secretary Hewitt will
| also speak on 1.-THE Sanitary Care of the
Home." illustrating by aid of the
blackboard and magic lantern.
The street railway company provided
additional accommodations in the way
| of cars yesterday, and will be able to
| send out the full equipment this week.
| The Fourth of July committees are
busily preparing for the coming celeDra-
ton, which promises to he an exceed
ingly extensive and meritorious affair.
| Batchelder, the boatbuilder, is build
ing at the South Saltwater yards a
| uOdGlilS SCduGu OCCuCl 1Ok tuC 0Ls oul
| Bethel association. The hull will be
14O feet l0ug and 40 feet breadth of
beam, and will be fitted with chapel,
| dining and sleeping rooms. The craft is
| to cost $1,000. and when completed will
be moored at the foot of Jackson street,
| st. Paul.
| SOCIAL SALTWATER.
| Social life during the week has moved to-
! ward the quieter surrounding lakes apart
J no fronnQpfnd md m
ing parties going out for few days or a
! week have been numerous. Lawn tennis is
becoming the proper caper, and new courts
are being added here and there about the
city. The lawn fete given by the Presby-
/ terrain ladies at Oak Park, Thursday evening.
| turned out to be really a social event of
! magnitude. and moreover was highly sensi-
BILE and pleasant affair. Likewise was the
Thursday by the universalist people. The
| cantata ''Under the Palms, was given very
delightfully."- at the Methodist church, Friday
evening. by chorus of 100 voices and an
Haskell, Miss Mollie Robertson, Miss
Stella Baker and R. G. Rhodes.
lzMrs. E. G. Southwick oficiated as
pianist. "A reception in honor Of Miss Jene
Friday evening by Mrs. Harriet F. Anderson
and Miss Anderson. The opera house has
I been closed during the week, but will open
Tuesday for Gilbert & Dixon company in
I d8RSdTQS 'Su6.' vi Tie IOllOWlQS evening
ga social dance will be given at Music hall
| under the management of Sam Register, Dr.,
| and John Goodman.
Miss Rattraye well known Chicago lady,
| will spend the first two days of this week at
| the Sawyer house. Miss Rattraye comes from
| Minneapolis, where she has made many
! friends during the past eight months.
The Norwegian SKI club members will take
their annual summer recreation at De Mon
treville lake to-day. Hon. 2 ". Qurant has
accepted an invitation to address the picnic
Mrs. W. P. Brown accompanied by her SIS
band Thursday at Chicago. Miss Shepard
| will remain at the garden city for few days.
Judge Nethaway and wife, Mrs. Abe Hall,
| Misses Eva Hall, Nellie Emerson and Ger
| trude Cowan returned yesterday from fort
| nights outing at Chisago lakes.
Rev. ]. O. Sylvan, the recent accession to
! the pastorate of st. Joseph's French Catholic
| church, arrived during the week from Canada.
| The marriage of Miss May F. Hartman to
| C. A. Severance, of Oak Park, occurred at
Cottage Grove Wednesday.
Mrs. c. NJ. Crane, Gannettsville, o., a sister
| of Clerk of the Court Bennett, will arrive
| this week for brief visit
Hon, D. M. Sabin left Wednesday for the
| East, and will return about July 10 with his
| three adopted daughters.
| j. w. Anderson and sister, of Duluth, were
| in the city during the week visiting Still
| water friends.
Mrs. E. E. Hughson and daughter. st. Paul.
have been guests of Mrs. G. L. Easton during
| the week.
| p E. Burke Jr. and Messrs. Long and
| Mackey are home from Notre Dame univers
ity.
Mrs. Hewitt, wife of the street railway su-
| periutendent returned Friday from Musca-
| tine.
| The family of E. Under are at Chisago
lakes for a few months outing.
Mrs. H. c. Fogle has as guest Mrs. W. A.
Lynch, of Canton, o.
| Frank Densmore will pass Sunday with
| friends in Wisconsin.
Albert L. Brown returned yesterday from
| among the Badgers.
| Wv. Nisbet left Thursday for San Fran