St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
STILL WATER SILHOUETTES
Joseph Olson, the Lumberman, Get
ting Well Very Slowly.
THE CENSUS SHOWS 1900.
Death Of Miss Hannah Burns---Gist
Of a Weeks Social
News.

Joseph Olson, the well-known lumber
man, whose leg was broken recently
while he was assisting to break log
Jam on Kettle river rapids, is not pro-
crossing we'll toward recovery. The
very bad Fracture of the bones is not
uniting as satisfactorily as was hoped,
and surgical operation may be neces-
sary to expedite recovery.
Miss Hannah Burns, an estimable
young lady of Saltwater and daughter
of Charles Burnss died at the family
residence CD Olive street, yesterday.
The funeral will beheld at 8 o'clock to-
day from st. Michaeis church.
The state prison inmates at this
mornings chapel services, the regular
day for the ministrations of the be-
loved chaplain, Rev.. NJ. E. Murphy
presence of Rev. Father OGorman, the
head of st. Thomas seminary. located
at Merriam Park, who takes the place
for to-day of Father Murphy. Father
O'Gorman is brother Of j. G. O'Gor--
man, one of the most progressive and
popular business men OF the city.
A conservative estimate made by one
of the enumerators, puts the population
of this city now at $4,000, a again of 5000
over ten wears ago, but not reaching
what was hoped for These figures do
notincude Oak Park or South Still
water. which naturally are of the city,
but which are not within the corporate
limits.
An officer of the Saltwater Driving
club estimates that the local association
will lose from $500 to $500 on the recent
races. The affair was well arranged,
but the public did not seem to ade-
Quately appreciate the fact.
The ladies of the Baptist church Will
give lawn. social tomorrow evening,
at the residence of n. 0. Castle, South
Third street.
A,special term of the. district court
will be held Tuesday morning to set
cases for trial for the May adjourned
term. -,..+
SOCIAL SALTWATER. ..
In a social way there was but little going
on during the week, the very hot weather
having wilted several projected society
growths. The rather pretentious 5. o: +;
club was to have dance at the club hall
Friday night, but was roasted out and all the
young ladies and gentlemen adjourned early
for delightful trip to Lake Elmo. In GER
tain society circles sensation was created
Wednesday by the.marriage at st. Michaels
church of Dr.. j. Ii. Dorsey, of Glencoe, and
Miss Mamie Kelly, one of the Saltwater pub
lie school teachers and young lady OF life
long residence and popularity IN saltwater.
several church sociables have peen
held, with the usual pleasant feat
ures- mitIgatedveTy much, however,
by the very warm weather. Young men and
maidens preferred to stroll III the shady pre-
cincts of Lily lake and Mckusick lake OF an
evening. or togo camping or fishing, or some
thing, to other cool resorts. very pleasant
affair will be the lawn social to be given next
TUESDAY evening by the Ascension Church
S1uild on the lawn of David Bronson, South
Sixth street. The lawn will be Illuminated:
and an elegant time is assured. An Item OF
interest, on account of the popularity OIL the
parties most interested was the marriage
Monday evening. The Yoss club and ladies
will picnic to-day at Lake De Montreyil!e.
The weather proved too warm for the 5. o: +.
club, and the dance arranged for Friday
night was given up for an enjoyable moon
light ride to Elmo.
W. A. BOxell, of st. Paul, who was born in
Alton, this county, has decided to locate IN
Seattle. He has just graduated as ply
sician.
John R. Glider, for many years popular
business man of Saltwater, now located in
Fargo, was in the city Thursday.
Miss Fannie Larkin and Miss Edith Hope
of Minneapolis, are the guests of Miss Lois
Sprague, of North Third street.
Ex-Alderman A. W. Pattee and wife left on
the 500 road Tuesday evening for visit
totheir old home in Maine.
Charles E. Webster, of Fargo N. D., was
here Monday Charley YVES born and grew
to manhood in this city.
Capt w. G. Bronson returned yesterday
from business trip to Mexico.
D. B. Staples is home from Mexico, where
he has been several months.
Clerk of the Court Bennett is home from a
down-river trip.
Miss Emma Elliott is visiting relatives in
Eau Claire.