St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-03
STILL WATER SILHOUETTES
Filing Of the Will Of the Late Martin
Mower.
AN ESTATE WORTH 5000, 900.
To-Day's Programme for the Churches
10 ---Social and General News
+ Of a Day.

..'oOCldt anu deueGai NeWS
Is Of a Day.
eaThe will of the late Martin Mower
who died possessed of property esti-
mated at from $l75,O to 100000, was
filed yesterday in the probate court. 1t
appoints as trustees j. N. Castle, W. G.
Bronson and E. S. Brown, to whom is
| given the estate in trust to be disposed
of as the testament directs. The pro-
| visions of the will are substantially that
the trustees shall pay to the testator's
sister-in-law, Mrs. Gratia A. Mower,
half of the rents and profits Of his es-
tate, and that the remaining half shall
/ be equally divided between his nieces,
Mrs. Mary Richardson. of st. Paul, and
Mrs. Emma Van Worries, of Saltwater.
| Mrs. Mower is also to have the use OF
| the ArcOla homestead and the income
! of the teStatOr'S 2i0-acre farm In Still
water town. On the death of the two
nieces and Mrs. Mower all the estate is
to he divided equally between the chill
dren of the two nieces, One-haf to the
| children of each. To testator's niece,
Mrs. H. M. Torinus, he gives the sum
of S25; to his nephew. S. P. Richardson,
two lots in Holcombe's addition to Still
water, and to his nephew. Oren Mower,
forty acres of land in the town OF Still
water. The will was executed Septem-
Der 2S, 1889.
At the First Methodist church to-day
the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Bull, will con-
duct the regular services; morning
theme. ''Parisitism;" evening, the
usual Bible lecture At the First Pres
byterian church there will be no serv-
ice. Tomorrow evening the regular
meeting of the Young Peoples aSsocia-
ton will be led by Miss Louise Good
hue, and the subject will be CHARITY
or Love-" At the Baptist church Rev.
T. r. Peters. superintendent OF mis-
sions, will preach at 1880 a. m. and
D. m. AT the Oak Park mission Rev.
L. II. Morey will preach at s p. m. The
usual morning service will be held at
Ascension church. There will be serv-
| ices at Grace church, but the Sunday
school will be held at the usual hour.
The pipe organ, built expressly for
the First Presbyterian church, arrived
from Springfield, Mass. yesterday.
| The instrument is said to be one OF the
finest church organs ever brought to
the West.
The total receipts of the Universalist
lawn festival Friday evening were
| sneaked off from a table on the lawn
where the money had been placed but a
moment before.
| Chief of Police Shortall, who has been
unwell for the last three days, was on
the streets Yesterday. and feeling
| slightly more fitted for duty.
The St. Croix boom corporation has
picked up about 100000 feet of scatter
| t,riA
logs will be sold at auction.
The roller mill of Drews Bros. is I'M
dergoing changes and additions that
will enlarge its capacity, and increase
the facilities for grinding.
A having crew of thirty-five men was
sent out yesterday by the Ann River
Logging company to harvest the crop on
the Ann river meadows.
The young son of Wolfan, the South
Main street tailor. fell yesterday, and
fractured the bones of his left forearm.
The Saltwater Mascottes Will play
ball with the Minneapolis Black Caps at
the local ball grounds to-day.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
So very many of the people who de-
light in society are at the lakes. the
latter resorts receiving new accessiOns
daily, that social circles in the city re-
main very quiet. A very pleasant lawn
fete was given by the ladies OF Grace
church Tuesday evening at the resi-
dence of George Robinson, Oak Park.
On Friday evening the Universalist
church ladies gave lawn social and
dance at the grounds of d. G. Gaslin.
South Third street. The Presbyterian
and Methodist Sunday schools pic
nicked gloriously at White Bear
Wednesday. and on the following day
the Methodist scholars enjoyed them
selves similarly at Lake De MOntre-
vile. To-day the younger people of
German social circles will visit the
last named resort. Miss Lucia B:
Griffin, dramatic reader of unusual
ability, gave an enjoyable entertain
ment at Music hall under the knights
of Pythias auspices Thursday evening,
and on Friday evening Mrs. c. d.
fore a pleased audience at Grace
church.
The following named gentlemen and
i ladies, composing party chaperOned
by Mrs. W. &. Bronson, will go into
camp at Carnelian lake next Wednes-
day for an indefinite period: Messrs. w.
G. Bronson Jr, D. II. Doe, Burke, James
Bronson, Lehmicke, Richardson, Mas
terman, McCluer, Will and Warren
Maunsel, Chatfeld, Converse, Conrad,
Ernest and Mart Torinus, Gillespie;
Misses Wade, Anderson, Shepard,
Brown. Walthers, Lamb. Clewell, Sar
gent, Hall, Minnie and Fannie Folsom,
Rankin, Ellis and Mcmillan.
Mrs. j. c. Webb, her daughter, Miss
Lizzie, and Miss Lou Sinclair, 60 to
first named ladies to visit with friends
there for six weeks, and Miss Sinclair
to remain indefinitely.
Miss Cathryn Nelson, of South
Fourth street,is entertaining as guests
bevy of attractive young ladies, Miss
EstelJe Trego, of Chicago; Miss Flor
ence Benson, of Lake City; Miss Ottie
Walthers, of Lake Elmo, and Miss Helen
Stout, of St. Paul.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. G.. Masterman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Easton, Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Doe, Mr..
and Mrs. l.. e. Proctor and MI. and
Mrs. w. E. EastOn, is in camp at Lake
Elmo, where they will rusticate for two
or three weeks.
Mrs. David Bronson, Mrs. W. M. Nc
Cluer, Mrs. F. E. Joy and several other
ladies visited Mrs. Senator j. n. Castle
at the latter's White Bear cottage
Thursday afternoon and evening.
A.. K. Doe, Robbie Doe, Willie Wing.
Ernest W. Doe, Robbie McClary, ana
Matt Mcmillan have been in camp dur
ing the last ten days at ''Clearyiew,"
Carnelian lake.
Miss Mamie Jellison returned from
Montana during the week, accompanied
by her sister-in-law. Mrs. w. +. Jelli-
SON. who comes for brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Jassoy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Jessoy are MAX
ing three-weeks' tour of the Yellow
stone park.
Mrs. V. c. Seward and Miss Seward
have returned from their outing at RAJ
{ maley Park, White Bear.
! Mrs. J. G. Hening returned Wednes-
day from all extended visit with her
4 parents at Minneapolis.
Miss Orlin Haskell, of North Branch,
4 is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Samuel
4 Mcclure, of Oak street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Westergren came
q home Thursday from weeks outing