St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-06
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES
Testimony Taken at Center City in the
Dam Dispute.
TO-DAY'S CHURCH SERVICES.
An Event Of Importance Under the Aus
pices of the State Catholic
Union.


II. Clapp represented the latter organ
ization. and J. n. Castle appeared for
the Staples company. Hearing of argu-
ment on this application was fixed by
the court for next Saturday. Manager
Sauntry says that Mr.. Staples frequently
told him that he staples had no inten-
ton OF building dam, but bought the
sight merely to make the other company
pay tribute and buy him out.
Church announcements for t0-day's
services are: First Baptist Church
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. E. A.
Chapman, at 1880 and 7:50, Sunday
school at II. Oak Park services at Sis.
Methodist-Rev. George A. Cowden, of
the Garrett Biblical institute, will
occupy the pulpit morning and evening.
Presbyterian-Rev. W. II. Albright
VIII preach morning and evening: Sun
day school at noon: Young Peoples
meeting at Gas. The usual services will
be conducted by the respective pastors
at Ascension and Grace Congregational
churches. Rev. Yarnell, of Philadelphia,
assisting in the morning services at
Ascension church.
An event of unusual importance has
been arranged for some evening next
week through the instrumentality of
John OBrien. president of the State
Catholic Total Abstinence union. On
that occasion will be held grand non-
Sectarlan mass meeting at the opera
house in the interests of temperance.
Father Nugent. of Liverpool, noted
temperance orator, another eloquent di-
vine from Liverpool, and Archbis hop
Ireland will be the speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry c. Howard, pro-
feSSiOnal actors. are negotiating for the
production at the opera house of the
drama "Corn Asunder." under the
auspices of the Knights of Pythias.
share OF the profits to go to the Kings
Daughters.
A telegram is received, announcing
the marriage, yesterday, of Miss Stella
May. daughter of Capt. and Mrs. w. NJ.
May, of this city. and Frank B. Avery,
at Helena, Mont. The groom was re-
Gently merchant of Saltwater.
A new industry in the shape of a
broom factory will be put in operation
tomorrow by W. II. Hathaway. The
factory is located on South Third
street, and starts out with two machines.
The funeral of Edward Murtaugh
took place yesterday from st. MichaeFs
church, and was very largely attended,
the tragic death of the young man eX-
citing general interest.
1t is promised that the first issue of
the st. CroiX Valley Teacher, an edu-
catiOnal journal edited by j. L. Morris,
will make Its appearance next Saturday.
The Washington county teachers in
stitute will be held in Saltwater next
week Monday.
Fifteen more men were sent up to
Nevins to work on the dam yesterday.
W. P. Sawyer returned Yesterday
from the West.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
Miss Belle Swanson, on the occasion
of her fourteenth birthday anniversary,
was called upon at her home Oh South
Fourth street, Tuesday evening, by the
young people Of Grace Congregational
church. On Wednesday Mrs. H. z.
Barclay entertained party of ladies at
progressive eucher party. the prize
winners being Mrs. f. Z. Joy, Mrs. Ii. /
W. Davis and Mrs. p. B. Smith. A !.
similar party met with Mrs. j. II. Har- &
per, Friday afternoon, when the prizes 4
went to Mrs. F. p. Doe. Mrs. F. E. JOY
and Mrs. H. w. Davis. Mrs. Judge Muir
dock entertained party of ladies Tues
day afternoon, in honor of Mrs. E. F.
Murdoch, mother of the Judge. After
the concert Monday evening the Swed-
ish ladies were met at the Sawyer house
parlors by few of their nationality,
who remained a short time in social con-
versation. The Young Peoples Asso-
citation of the Presbyterian church will
give an entertainment in the lecture
room tomorrow evening. Yesterday
the Kings Daughters held meeting to
arrange for all entertainment in aid of
charity fund. A play will soon be put
on the boards at the opera house under
the auspices of Saltwater lodge. No. Z,
K. of P. The only event booked at the
opera house this week is a minstrel
company Saturday night.
Married in Helena, at the home of the
officiating clergyman, on Saturday,
Oct. 5. by the Rev. Mr.. Moore, Frank B.
Avery, of Helena, Mont, and Miss Mary
Estelle May. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. NJ. May. of this city.
Ex-Mayor Seymour has returned to
New York from his South American
mission and will reach Saltwater nout
the 18th, accompanying his son-in-law,
+. II. Lemon, home from Washington.
Rev. E. A. Chapman, who arrived
Friday to assume the pastOrate of the
Baptist church, will soon be joined by
his family from MOrriStOWn, MINI.
Mrs. E. l.. Hersey started for New
York TO join her husband and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. +. Hersey, all of whom will
spend the winter in the South.
Miss Lewis and Mrs. earns. of New
York. after being the guests of Mrs. X.
L. Collins, pursued their trip Thursday
to other Northwestern points.
Dell Kellogg gave party at her home
on Second street Monday evening in
honor of her visiting cousin. Miss Bern
ice Piert, of Dakota.
Messrs. Fred Scott, Deputy Warden
Westby, F. II. Lemon and J. o. Holen
left yesterday for Washington to attend
the triennial cOnclave.
Mrs. Harriet Anderson and her
daughter Mrs. Tough. started last even
ing for Washington, d. G., on two
weeks visit.
r. S. Davis and F. NJ. Prince, ac-
cOmpanied by their wives, returned
Monday from Kansas City and ST.
Louis.
Rev. J. NJ. Bull passed the week 1t
st. Paul in attendance upon the Metho-
dist conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Butler started
Thursday to spend month at Vest
minister, Md.
The Ivy Leaf club held the first of its
third series of hops at Opera House hail.
Miss Stella May has gone to Helena,
Mont, to remain during the winter.
d. A. BIakeney has returned from a
months vacation passed in the East.
r. Ell. Hudson. of Texas, is the guest
of his sister, Mrs. |. E. Staples.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. III. Hersey returned
THURSDAY from Arvilla. Oak.
Mrs. Clarke Watson. of Cadott, Wk..
S visiting Mrs. l.. D. Tubbs.
Mrs. W. P. Brown left Tuesday for
her home in La Crosse.