St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-22
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES.
Doings In the County Sunday Sohoo
Institute.
A YOUNG MILKMAN'S THEFT
Fifteenth Annual Reunion of the Old
Settlers Association Of the
ST. Croix.

LdllOu l6SI6fud1 dlGSfuOUH ny tH6 cICC-
ton of Rev. j. II. Albert. of Grace
Congregational church, as chairman,
and Frank Densmore, secretary, with
Rev. j. Nj. Bull, j. c. Hening and e. E.
Clarke as committee on nominations
for permanent organization, the COM
mittee being instructed to report
at the evening service. The institute
was opened with devotional exercises
conducted by Rev. J. H. Albert. with
prayer by Rev w. III. Albright, after
which Rev. Albright, NJ. B. Critchett,
Revs. j. NJ. Bull and Albert discussed
1.-The Duties of the Superintendent"
followed by the topic, The teacher in
the Sunday School," j. c. Hening tax
ing the lead and G. E. Clark, G. NJ.
Stocking and NJ. B. Critchett following.
The attendance on the start is not large,
but the earnestness and enthusiasm
ing. AT tO-day'S session there will be
present two delegates just returned
from the worlds Sunday school cOnven-
ton in London, and the related expert
ences and Impressions of these gentle
men are expected to be of especial in
tereSt. The regular work of the inSti-
tute will be again taken up at $3.50 this
afternoon with the topic, Infant Glass
Work." led by Mrs. w. B. Critchett,
followed by a children's meeting In
the evening there will be song service,
led by {. NJ. Stocking, and The Rela-
ton of the Sunday School to the
Church, will be discussed by NJ. B.
Critchett and w. G. Covert. At the
evening session the organization was
completed by the election OF Rev. W.
II. Albright as president, Rev. j. l..
Half and L. HI. Yarnell first and second
vice presidents, j. ID. Engle secretary,
Rev. j. II. Albert treasurer. Mrs. E. q.
Wheeler, of Portland, Or, and Miss NJ.
A. Bonner are the delegates just re-
turned from London, and Mrs. Cross
will speak again to-day. Miss Bonner
in the musical exercises.
Usual service will be held at AScen-
sion and Grace Congregational churches
to-day. At the First Presbyterian the
pastor will preach in the morning, Civ
ing way to the Sunday school institute
i'll the evening. Rev. j. NJ. Bull will
speak in the morning at the Methodist
church on Satisfaction" No evening
service. AT the Universalist church
Prof. Maria L.. Sanford will conduct
the morning service.
A young mllkman in the employ of
Dairyman Boomer was arrested yester-
day, charged with Sneaking watch
and other articles from the residence of
Robert Gabbert, South Fifth street.
1t is charged that the milkman called
on his regular rounds, and, finding no
one in the lower part of the house, COM
mitted the theft. The accused strongly
denies the charge.
The board of education will, in few
days. issue manual of sixteen pages
giving c0nciseiy great deal of valuable
information in regard to the public
schools, showing the amount and man.
ner of work done, the complete roster
of teachers, and items of interest COLI
nected with the school work of 1883 and
1889.
Owing to the efficient superintend-
ence Of Electrician Obar, not one of the
electric cars has missed a trip, nor has
any mishap occurred during the last TWO
weeks. There exists some complaint,
however, that cars do not yet in all
cases observe the published schedule
time.
Over 600 barrels Is now the daily out
put of the South Saltwater Touring
mills, the product finding ready and
profitable market. Street receipts of
wheat continue to be comparatively
nothing, but will increase as the farm
ers become relieved from the rush of
their fall work.
If the city council will now make 10
per cent reduction of all official salaries
on the score of necessary retrenchment,
the police and fire department will &C
quieSce gracefully in the recent action
cutting salaries of police and firemen.
Joseph Wolf will begin work next
Monday on $4,000 ice house in cOnnec-
ton with his brewery. The house will
have storage capacity of a,000 tons.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
The fortieth, or 'woolen" wedding
anniversary, of Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Cor
don occurred Friday, and in the evening
Mr.. Gordon's comrades of Muller post,
G. A. R., accompanied by their wives,
called upon Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon, bring
ing some valuable gifts in remembrance
of the event.
Mrs. w. E. Easton entertained the
ladies' progressive euchre party Friday
afternoon, the prizes at which were won
by Mrs. W. q. Bronson Dr., Mrs. II. W.
Davis and Mr.. &. L. Gorham.
The fifteenth annual reunion of the
Old Settlers association of the st. Cr0ix
valley was successfully held at the Saw
bers partaking of the banquet.
Mrs. w. K.Wurdeman and Mrs. Louis
HOSpers started Thursday for Milwau-
kee, where the latter will become per
manently member of the household of
her daughter, Mrs. Mann.
Mrs. A. L. Burt, widow of w. II.
Burt, and who years ago resided in this
city, was renewing old acquaintance
here this week, and was a guest at the
old settlers banquet.
Rev. and Mrs. w. II. Albright were
agreeabIy surprised at their home Mon
day evening by friends who called to
congratulate them on their tenth we'd
ding anniversary.
Rev. w. Fl. Albright will deliver the
sermon Monday evening at the installa-
ton of Rev. PreSSly as pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Atwater.
Miss NJ. Fleisher, Faribault; Miss A.
Albenberg. Misses Lily, Jennie and
Gertie Bergman, St. Paul, visited Still
water friends Wednesday.
Mrs. Drews. who has been spending
the summer with her daughter. Mrs. DR..
Freligh, returns Wednesday to her home
Mrs. c. J. Fall. who remained in the
city during the week, was accompanied
home to Minneapolis by her husband
yesterday.
Mrs. David Cover entertained a num-
Der of ladies at dinner given at her
Oak Park home Thursday evening.
Mrs. Albert Wilkinson, of White
Bear. visited her parents, Judge and
Mrs. Lehmicke during the week.
Mrs. Eva Baldwin, St. Paul. visited
her brother-in-law, Walter Baldwin,
early in the week.
Mrs. John J. Robertson and son John
started last evening on visit to New
England points.
Senator Sabin announces his inten-
ton to hereafter pass more of his time
in Saltwater.
Miss Ellen Kropfel was the guest
during the week of her sister. Mrs. Il.
Burke.
A. L. Gillespie returned Thursday
from long absence in Wyoming terri
tory.
Mrs. ". F.. Sheaff. of Hastings. Neb..