St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-18
SATURDAY AT STILL WATER
Death of Respectable Citizen of Wash
ingtOn County.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS SEIZED.
hoinus in Social Way of the Promi-
nent People OF the Prison
City.

Ole T. Westergren, longtime and
very highly respected resident of this
county, died suddenly of heart disease
yesterday morning at his home in Ma
rine. The funeral will take place under
the auspices of st. Johns Lodge No. 1,
A. f. and A. NJ, of Saltwater, to-mor-
morrow afternoon, from the family resi-
dence. The deceased was a native of
Sweden, and came to Marine village in
1855, since which time, until very re-
Gently, he remained in active business,
and had served as supervisor and men,
Der of the village council. Besides the
widow he leaves daughter, Ellen West
ergren; and two sons, Charles, the post
master and town clerk of Marine, and
John A., for the last ten years with
Crandall & Barclay, of this city. He
was communicate of the Lutheran
church, Mason and an Odd Fellow.
Sheriff Holcombe yesterday seized the
household goods of A. M. Kiehle, by
virtue of an attachment issued at the
instance of Schupp u Son, and on the
affidavit of A. &. Triebel, one of the
firm. The claim is for goods sold to
Kiehle to the amount of S49S.77, and the
affidavit alleges that the defendant has
and is about TO dispose of his property
with intent to defraud his creditors.
Over year ago Mr.. KiehIe, then in the
grocery business, made an assignment
and afterwards went out of business
and absented himself from the city,
storing his household furniture in
vacant second-story rooms on Chestnut
street. In an attempt to remove these
goods to Minneapolis yesterday he was
Intercepted at the railway station by the
writ of attachment. The property was
part of his former house furnishings
and he was about to use it in a similar
way at Minneapolis, not intending, it is
claimed, to remove it from the state.
However, plaintiffs attorney, Fayette
Marsh, says that the attachment will
hold.
At the Fist Baptist church this morn
ing the pulpit will be occupied by Rev.
w. Watson, of Monmouth. III. Rev. j.
NJ. Bull at the Methodist will make in
the morning "a Plea for the Higher
Christian Education, and in the evening
will speak of 1.-The Profitableness of
Religion" Mrs. Mary SCHNEIDER will
occupy the Universalist pulpit in the
morning.
County Attorney Lee decides that, so
far as his jurisdiction extends, prairie
chicken shooting may lawfully begin
Aug. 20, though he says the law on the
subject is ambiguous. The penalty con-
Germs those shooting chickens before
Aug. 20, while the enacting clause pro-
hibits shooting until after Aug. 20.
George Doud, Of Winona, sent up
car load of horses yesterday to be en-
tered for the fall meeting of tie Driving
Park association.
Sergeant w. E. Easton, of the Daily
Gazette, won the badge over a dozen
competitors at the Company K shoot
yesterday.
SOCIAL STILL WATER.
The prime social event of the week
was the Wednesday visit of the editors
and their wives, daughters and sweet
hearts, the fair ones numbering fifty as
sprightly and comedy ladies as ever one
could wish to meet. The party was re-
eeived with extreme cordiality by Still
water people, and the visit was one of
great mutual pleasure. Private parties
Of an unpretentiOus character were
numerous during the week, and public
amuSements were included in the circus
Monday and the Cleveland averly
minstrels Thursday. Yesterday there
was grand hegira of people on account
of the Archdiocesan picnic at White
Bear of the Catholic Total Abstinence
societies. The Swedish Lutheran peo-
pie took an excursion down the lake
and picnicked near South Saltwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Long and
daughter Miss Nellie, Mrs. William Fo-
ran, Mrs. James Mackey and daughter
Miss Mary, accompanied by Mrs. and
Miss Tozer, of st. Paul, will spend the
week at White Bear lake.
Louis Albenberg returned YESTERDAY
from three-months' visit in Europe,
where he called at his native place,
panied from New York by A. L.
Gottschall.
John O'Brien, W. J. Shortell, ]. J,
Walsh and Misses Sarah and Jennie
O'Brien returned this week from Cleye-
and, o.
Ex-Senators E. S. Brown and j. N.
Castle were together during the week
on a chicken hunt in Wisconsin.
Warden Randall showed his son, C.
s. Randall, of Winona, through the
prison Monday.
ID: M. Quackenbush, Mount Vernon,
y. T., is the guest Of his son, ii. Y.
QuackenbuSh.
L. r. Root of st. Paul. made his Still
water friends short visit during the
week.
Misses EvIyn and Lucy Cram, of
Ohio. visited friends here during the
week.
Ernest Bloomer, son of County Treas
urer Bloomer, has returned from Ia
coma.
Mrs. S. s. Taylor, St. Paul, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. V. G. Seward.
f. P. Swanson, of Sauntry & Tozer's
Office. is with his family at Chisago lake.
Miss Mary Lyman begins tomorrow
course at the Winona Normal school.
F. H. Gadsby recreated during the
week at his Eau Claire home.
Mrs. j. G. Hening and Mrs. MolIie
Hening are at Minnetonka.
Mrs. Thomas Fenstermacher returned
from the East yesterday.
Mrs. R. G. Rhoads and daughters have
removed to Minneapolis.
Ralph Darms is visiting Yellowstone
park.
Mayor E. w. Durant is in Chicago.
CALLS BLUFF CALLED.
The Florida Senator Must Show
His Hand or Retire.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 17.-Sen-
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