St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-13
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES
The Log Market Showing Symptoms
Of Activity.
PRICES ARE ON THE RISE.
Services at the Churches To-Day
General Roundup OF a
SultrY Day.

TOZer, Mcclure q Co., TdlG anu d H"l l
to the Empire Lumber company, OF
Winona; r. j. Wheeler & Co., half
million feet to G. w. Robinson, OF Du-
buque, and 100000 feet to the Burning
ton Lumber company; Sauntry d lozer,
one raft to the Clinton Lumber com.
pany and one raft to Taber q 20, OF
Keokuk; E. w. Durant Jr:, S0O, G0o 1eet
to Taber IL Co.. Keokuk. 3. w. Durant
Sr. in conversation with the GLOBE re-
porter. said that the present situation
in this market showed general sitter
ing of prices Iii both logs and lumber:
This fact will give announcement to all
who have interests of any sort III Still
water.
At the First Presbyterian church to-
day the pastor, Rev. l.. II. Morey, Will
speak in the morning on christian
Life Put-on Life" and i'll the evening
on babel Builders the last service
being designed more especially for the
benefit of young men. The pastors OF
the CONGREGATIONAL and Methodist
churches will exchange pulplts this
morning, but in the evening each will
conduct service IN his own church.
Regular services will be held at the
First Baptist church at 1890 a. m. and
Sd. M, and at the Oak Park mission
there will be Sunday school at 3 p. m.
At Ascension church there will be no
service to-day.
Prominent and extensive farmers In
this county are unanimous in saying
that all crops promise far better this
season than the average. The acreage
of wheat sown exceeds that of last year
tenfold, and the crop looks magnificent.
Neither rust nor chinch bugs have APP
peared. The hay crop will be all aver
age one, but probably sufficient to sup
ply all local needs. An immense crop
of oats is promised.
The following members went to Camp
Lakeview yesterday to join Company
K, and will remain duridg the rest of
the encampment: William Maunsell,
III. FL. Gillen, Lem Cross, G. l.. Covell,
Frank and AL Sargent. j. G. Rhodes. ii.
]. Chatfeld, w. A. Prince, Fred Foster.
j, l.. Garland, l.. SimOnet, r. w. Cham
bers, Harry Smith and Will Lane.
The Ascension Church guild will meet
at the vestry this evening to consider a
proposition made by the Interstate Ex-
cursion company for moonlight eX-
cursion on the steamer Josephine. The
arranged for daylight excursion ex-
olOIl VII GDC OOAO y lily
H. P. Barclay, treasurer of The Fourth
of July fund. makes detailed report OF
all officia! expenditures and receipts in
connection with the celebration, and
shows that a clear balance OF $69.54 re-
mains in his hands subject to the order
of the finance committee.
The residence, barns, sheds, hay
stacks and all the farming implements
sc ,aA FOL al Of I Oh nd
destroyed by fire Friday, entailing a
total loss of 5000, there being no in
Yurance whatever. The fire started i'll
hayStack near the barn. and is be-
lieved to be of an incendiary origin.
In the district court yesterday Judge
McCluer denied the petition of Fred
Marty for divorce from his wife, Adele
Mary. Albert Tozer and James and
ADner Brotherton were admitted to be
citizens of the United States. Court adj
journed until Monday at 10 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kennedy and
family, Misses Mamie and Emma CHS
holm, Kate Doran and Annie Kelly,
Messrs. James Chisholm, George Smith
and James McGrath are enjoying camp
life at Carnelian lake.
John Glaspie came out boldly yester-
day and reported himself as having
offered John Lyons $500 per front foot
for the latter's eighteen feet on South
Main street. Mr.. GlaSpie says also that
Mr.. Lyons has accepted the offer.
DR.. G. w. Super, president of the
Ohio state university, together with his
wife and son, Ralph, were guests dur
ing the week at the residence of Mrs
Super's brother, S. A. Clewell.
The Young Peoples Association o.
the Swedish Lutheran Church give {
lawn party Monday at the residence
of Alexander Johnson, corner of Chest
nut and Fourth streets.
Gustave Raiter, fifty-eight years O
age, and brother OF Frank Raiter, i!
lying hopelessly i'll at his home, corner
of Myrtle and Harriet streets, and cal
live but few hours.
Bricklaying on the new postofict
building, at the corner of Chestnut an(
Water streets, has been necessarily suS
pended to await the delayed arrival O
the water tables.
Frank Peterson, twenty-five years old
company, was drowned last evening
while bathing alone in Lake st. Croix
The body was recovered.
AL IllO CdSSS SOU 1OI J1ldl yCStCIud'
were continued to the regular Novem
Der term of the district court. TIL,
court adjourned until 10 o'clock Monda,
morning.
Miss Emma Goetz, prominent in SO
eiety at her home in st. Joseph, Mo-, i
visiting at the residence of her uncle
b. ]. Hinkle, of South Fourth avenue
Olof j. Valine, of the high schoo
Ill hoe N
travelling salesman for the Northwest
ern Chemical company of st. Paul.
Miss Estelle Taylor, of Buffalo, N. Y
arrived during the week to spend tn
summer with her former classmate, Mrs
Frank II. Lemon.
Miss Ella Doolittle and her sister
Mrs. Alice Bertram, are visiting thei
cousin, Mrs. G. W. Hitchcock, of Sout
Broadway.
The non-arrival of the water table
outer walls of the new pOStoffce, @
Transfer company's building.
John Glaspie announces that job
Lyons has accepted his offer of $500 pc
front foot for Lyons eighteen feet o
South Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. A. d. Stowe have bee
at w dICIHlllC, hlIllss lOl oOfOldl uul
and are expected home the latter pal
of the week.
Prof. w. d. Vandiver, of the Missoul
state normal school, was the guest du
ing the week of his brother, j. S. Val
diver.
W. A. Chambers, r. j. Welch an
Peter Lohmer start tomorrow for fe
days of fishing in Rice lake and vicil
ity.
Harry Rogers, formerly of Stillwatt
and now of Sioux Falls, S. D., visite
his Saltwater friends last week.
The city board of equalization, whic
has been in session for five or six day
will complete its work this week.
Miss Mamie Mackey will spend tn
week with Mrs. j. s. O'Brien at tt
latter'S Lakeland cottage.
Miss Lillian Pennington has returne
from visit among friends at Pine Gil
and West Superior.
Misses Durer and Schwarz, of E
wardsville, ILL.,, were guests of Mrs.
/. Grace Friday.
Mrs. ]. G. Hening and children a
visiting with the formers parents
MinneanOliS.