St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-05
WILL WALK With A CRUTCH
A West Side Youth Crushed by Road
Leveler.
FELL ASLEEP IN THE BUSH.
Protection of Another New Industry in
the Sixth Ward---S0Cial
Scraps.

A twelve-year-old boy named Frank
Gussey, whose parents reside at 246
East Seventh street, proceeded, in COM
pany with several other boys, yesterday
to the planning mill of Burns & Shaw, in
West st. Paul, and was amusing him.
self by riding on the huge roller used
in keeping the road leveled. While
cracking jokes with some of the other
lads he lost his balance, and fell
in front of the roller, which passed over
his foot, mangling it in horrible man.
ner. The DucaS street patrol wagon
was summoned, and the boy removed to
Robinson's drug store, where his injuries
were dressed by DR.. Lewis. Strangely
enough no bones were broken, although
the foot was mashed to a jelly. The lad
was subsequently removed to his home
in the patrol wagon.
Two small children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Self. who reside on East Isabel
street, wandered away from home at 10
o'clock yesterday morning, and were re-
ported as lost at the DucaS street sta
ton shortly afterwards. Sergeant
Hanft spent considerable time in search
ing for the missing youngsters, but
without avail. The truantS returned
about p. M, hand in hand, and with
out official aid. They had wandered
into the brush and fallen asleep.
A company is being organized on the
West side for the manufacture of
pressed brick. The headquarters of
of Rhimer's brewery in West st. Paul.
This is the first enterprise of the kind
started in. this city, and great things
are expected OF it.
The ladies of the Church of the AS
cension nave been for some time pre-
pairing for a grand strawberry festival
and lawn social, to be given on the
grounds adjoining the residence of S.
Deering. on Thursday, May l6. A
brass band will be in attendance, and
general good time is looked for.
One drunk showed up at the DucaS
street station yesterday, and had the
cooler all to himself.
The Misses Florence and Edith Wilgus
will entertain their friends tomorrow
evening at their residence, 245 East
Winifred street. The occasion is the
birthday anniversary of Miss Florence
Wilgus.
Samuel Sherin will preach this morn
ing at the King street Methodist church.
No evening services will be held.
1liC pOICLttoO VI tHS w SoO oiStS OPtio
house by the Y. NJ. c. A. has been COM
pleted. The purchasers are F. E.
Bryant, James Suydam, and Thomas
Cochran Jr.
Services will be held in all West Side
churches this morning.
The total cost of the buildings for
which permits have been taken out in
the Sixth ward since Jan. is s177,250.
This is but tritle below the record Of
1888 for the same period.
A card party was given last evening
at the residence of Mrs. E. L. Shurein,
on State street.
A service for young men will be held
at the West side Y. M. Z. A. at 4 p. m.
to-day.
The Chautauqua circle will meet at
the Office of DR.. Hawkins tomorrow
evening to dabble i'll the mysteries of
Greek.
A runaway on Fillmore avenue yes
terday resulted in the smash-up of
buggy owned by o. J. Straeder.
The League of the Cross will talk
temperance at the hall over st. Mich
aeIS school this evening.
The No Name club held an interest
ing session last night.