St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-03-30

morning service, sermon and sacrament;
evening theme. 1.-THE Signs of the Times
Services will be conducted at the Universal
list church by Prof: Maria Sanfo,d, ard the
usual services will be held at the Congr ega-
tional and Baptist churches.
J.Q. Mcintosh. county superintendent OF
schools, held session at the court house
yesterday with the town school boards from
the southern part of tho county. The OBJ
ject was to gain thorough knowledge OF
their official duties and,prerogatives. Inc
county attorney was present in order to ex-
pound the law relating to school officers.
Sheriff Bean arrived last evening with
Leonard Particle, who was sentenced yester-
and five months in the penitentiary for forg-
cry in the second degree. He is one OF the
parties indicted for real estate forgeries in st.
Paul in the early part OF last year.
An event of much interest to lovers OF
go cd music will be the appearance of the
Gee Ilian male quartette at the First Presbyte-
rian church next Tuesday evening. The
quartette will be assisted by Herr Hoevel.
violinist; Miss Maud Ullmer, soprano; d. S.
Woodruff, whistler.
Col Adolph Frederick. late clerk at the
Clifton hotel, ST. Paul, is now at home here,
but during the coming season he will, in con.
nection with a st. Paul gentleman, conduct
either the Chateaugay at White Bear or the
nj ahtOmedi hotel.
Thomas Kitty, an old resident of Washing
town at the age of seventy-three years. The
funeral will occur at o'clock tomorrow
morning from st. Michael's church.
South hill traffic on the electric railway
was delayed an hour yesterday morning by
the breaking of the trolley wire at Pine
street.
Isaac Staples who returned from the South
yesterday, brought with him a carload of
blooded horses, principally mares.
SOCIAL SALTWATER
Doll tr,i,, o,,1 Kn1Inrn
tanned party of young friends at the home
Of the latter Friday evening.
f. A. Ringwald, of Montana, called upon
saltwater friends Friday, and proceeded to
other points in the South.
Profs Whalen and Garland of the public
schools, will spend this weeks vacation in
st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Hon. William McKusick, Indian agent at
the Slsseton agency, is revisiting his former
Saltwater home.
Miss Emma Kelly. of St. Paul. was the
guest of her sister, Mrs. d. L. Birmingham,
Friday.
Miss Bessie Brink. granddaughter of War
den Randall, is visiting among friends at
Winona.
W. A. Chambers returned Thursday from
the camps of R. j. Wheeler & Co.
j. S. vandiver, editor of the Democrat re-
turned Friday from Kansas City.
Fred Gadsby leaves in a few days for Eau
Claire, where he Will remain.
Mrs. Frank Van Waters returned during
the week from Milwaukee.
Miss Gussie Bronson returned Thursday
from school at Farlbault.
Mrs. Edward Blanchard. of Brainerd. is the
guest of Mrs. G. FL. Carll
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Staples arrived home
Friday from the South
George NJ Brush revisited his Saltwater
friends Friday.
Lawrentz Wicklund returned Monday from
q trip abroad.
Mrs. Fl. B. Capron returned this week from
Grand Forks.
Mrs J. c. Hening is visiting her parents
Minneapolis.
Mrs. John B. Taft is visiting friends in
Boston.
Louis searles is home from school at owa-
tonna.
The Lenten season still operates to cheek
social gaities, and the week was rather quiet
though few pleasant events occurred, not
ably the dances given by the S. .. F. club
and the Odd Fellows Thursday and Friday
evenings respectively. Wednesday evening
very pleasant masquerade ball was given at
Boo & Lindbloom's hall. The No Name
Whist club was entertained Tuesday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Hospes, and on the