St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22

Inc Hope Land company, capital stock $50
QUO; the Enterprise Investment company,
capital stock $4,000 also filed corporate
weeks ago at the instance Of T. W. Kellogg
I on charge of disposing of mortgaged
personal property, was discharged yesterday
| upon nearing before Judge Burr.
| a special meeting of all ladies who are
| Interested in the New Years reception at the
| Gospel Temperance rooms are requested to
meet for the perfection Of plans at 20 East
| seventh street, on Monday. Dec 20, at 4
! o'clock p. m.
| Cnsr,v. r Davis drug clerk, and Joseph
Wheelrighl, ralrous IAN were run in last u
them for Insulting ladies on Seventh street.
They will go before Judge Burr as drunk
and disorderlies."
The Knickwinnoch society, of West St.
| Paul. met last evening at the home of Miss
Lulu Leidy, on East Winifred street, and
spent very pleasant evening. After, the
| regular order of business the evening was de-
voted to literature and music.
The sixteenth anniversary of the Women's
| Christian Temperance union Will be cele-
brated by crusade camp fire at 70 East
| Seventh street. on Monday, Dec. 23 from
tod p m. All persons interested are In
| vited to attend.
The st. Andrews society, of st. Paul, will
| give its second monthly sociable on Thurs
| Tenth and ST. Peter streets. DThe entertain
| ment will consist of a musical programme
| from to 9:3 and after that luncheon, fol-
| lowed by dancing.
A committee from the Fairview Heights
| Improvement association waited upon the
| board OF public works yesterday afternoon
| to urge a change of grade on Arkwright
| street. between Case and Cook. 1t Is pro-
| posed TO reduce the present ten-foot grade to
five feet, in order 10 facilitate street car loco
motion.
The members and friends Of the Ashburv
NJ. Z. church on Thursday evenin G last ten
dered reception to Rev. r: II. Craig, who
| has recently returned from the missionary
field in India Prior to his departure for the
! Indies Mr.. Craig was pastor OF the church,
and his leaving was greatly regretted. HIS
return to America was necessitated by the
! illness OF bis daughter.
A lecture will be given this evening at Gar
| field hall, 800 East Seventh street, by W. A.
Rutherford. an eX-government scout who
has been on the frontier for the past twenty
two years. The subject will be-: 'Poor Lo,
Indian" Mrs. Francis will preface the lee
ture with piano recital from z TO o clock
! The object of the lecture is worthy one.
that of assisting Comrade Rutherford on his
way East to his home.
The class of '92 had things all to them
selves at the high school on Friday evening.
The occasion was a banquet by the class to
the class, and very enjoyable affair it was.
Numerous and various toasts were offered
anu TGSpOllueu 10. the JOllHCallOn laStluS seV-
eral hours. The table was graced by the
presence Of the entire faculty, and the enter
tainment was one of the most brilliantly
successful in high school history.
A party of pleasure seekers took possession
of the parlors at 1872 East Ninth street on
| Thursday evening Dec. 2 .. thereby surpris-
ing Miss Cavanaugh, the evening was very
pleasantly passed by dancing, card playing,
and other pnstime games Among the
| many friends were the Misses Burt Reardon,
EahnndV castro.
Lapelle, johnson. JObst. Deschene and the
| Misses Lavabas. Messrs. E. M. Reardon,
| Schilling, Heinbach, Heath, Kraft Bastian,
| Seeric. Fraden. King, Ewing, Revere Lions,
Mcdonald, Godske, Dindorf, Dufraine,
| Miles and Messrs. Mewmans. The music for
| the occasion was furnished by Prof. Kleist's
| orchestra.
~, Acker Post No. 81, g. A: R., meets next
Knauft block, $50 East Seventh street. A
| paper will be read by Comrade C. L. Sum-
bardo on 1.-The Battle of Shiloh" followed
| by remarks from other comrades who partlc-
| ipated in this memorable engagement Com
rade ]. Harry Davidson will be present, nd
| Will deliver one or more Rotations. The
''Woman's Relief corps of Acker post and
| the Sons of Veterans have been invited, and
| will be present large attendance is eX-
peeted. The old army songs will be sung.
| After the business is disposed of the doors
| will be thrown open.
The third dancing party Of the PhilOmath-
| can society given at the Westmoreland Fri
| day evening was decidedly the most pleasant
and enjoyable yet given by this popular So
| ciety. Among those present were Mrs. Hatch,
Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Konantz. Misses Butcher,
| Breidert, Baker, Clarke, Cook, River Falls;
| Dewey, Easton, Finck, Harrison, Burr. Far
| well, Jarden, Jesurun, Jones, Konantz,
| KrIeger. Mabon, Middleton, Myers, McKin-
| ley. Clifford, Kenyon, Pope. Price, Pierce,
| Nadolleck, O'Connor, Pierson. Purcell,
| Quinn. Scott. Stewart, Theobold, Trowbridge,
| Irene Trowbridge, Trumbull. Upham. Ward,
Whitney, Bohrer: Messrs. Brand, Driebert
| Stiyers. White, Clifford, Keller, Van York.
! Ricketts,, Pierce, Baker. Amman. Barnacle,
: Birchell. Ramaley, Breidert. Briggs, Defel,
Eye, Errett, Dr. Eshelby, Finck, Hamill.
| Hatch. Hill. Jones, King, KonantZ, Dr.. 10
| nantz. Krieger, Mabon, Momeyer, Nagel,
Schooley, Scott, Stewart. Van Kueren, Trow-
bridge ZenZius WitJenbero and Ward