St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-22
SALTWATER SILHQUETTES
The Bluff City NAY Have Parlor Match
Factory.
TO-DAY AT THE CHURCHES.
The Len.en Season Has a Quieting e.
feet on straightforward
News.

~ prominent DuSlncSS 0lan TeCtlVtu
letter few days ago from r. E. Bolger.
OF Detroit, Mich, stating that he and
another gentleman were DESTROYS of
starting parlor match factory in one of
the Western cities, and having heard
that Saltwater afforded many adj
vantages for factory of this kind, he
wrote to ascertain what could be done
in the matter. The letter was handed
to ID. M. Sabin, who left Wednesday for
Chicago, and is at present negotiating
with the parties for the location of the
factory in one of the old buildings of
the Northwestern Manufacturing and
the city. The gentlemen who are about
to start the factory have all the ma
chinery necessary, and, providing an
agreement can be reached, the factory
will be established within short time.
AT first they will employ only twenty
five men, but will increase their force
until $50 men are employed.
Church services to-day will be as fol-
lows: At the Baptist church the pulpit
will be occupied at 10:30 a. IN. by Rev.
f. r. Peters. superintendent of mis-
sions; at 7:30 p. H., Rev. n. E. Chap
man will preach on the subject The
Purpose of Redemption" Rev. l.. II.
Morey will preach at the Presbyterian
church at 10:30 a. III. and 1880 p. M; sub
ject for morning discourse, Greeting
ing theme, Resisting the Devil" Rev.
w. G. Moore, of Minneapolis, Will
preach at the Methodist church at 1920
a. M; services at 7:30 p. III. by the
pastor; SUBJECT, Last Things At
the Congregational church, Rev. J. Ii.
Albert will preach at 1880 a. IN. and
7:30 p. M; evening theme, "Mahomed
and the Mahomedans." At Ascension
Episcopal church the usual Sunday
| services will be conducted by Rev. A.
ID. Stowe, with holy communion at 10:30
a. III. Rev. w. IL. Harrington will
preach at the Unversalist church both
morning and evening; morning subject,
Elements of Temptations" evening
| subject, "PatrlOtlSm and Patriots"
! Sunday school at the various churches
at IL III.
The Lenten season has apparently
put quietus to social matters for the
time being, the past week having been
unusually quiet socially. The only So
cial event of Importance occurring dur
ing the week was the reception given by
Mrs. j. S. O'Gorman Wednesday after
noon at her elegant home Oh Pine street.
The house was handsomely decorated
with flowers and potted plants. Mrs.
O'Gorman received a large number of
lady friends, and during the progress
of The reception an orchestra composed
of DR.. and Mrs. Van Waters and George
Graham rendered several choice must
cal selections.
A short session of district court was
held yesterday, the cases which were
~ fN,. trtnI hAi,, .lIcKnAcnI ~ in, oh nt,f
order. The action of John O. Stanch-
field vs.. The Ann River Logging Com
pany was dismissed. The action of j.
N. Castle, E. S. Brown and w. &. Bron-
son, as executors of the estate of Martin
Mower, VS.. The City of Saltwater and III.
3. Elder, involving tae title to a valu
able piece of property lying at the foot
of Chestnut street, was tried and sub
| mtted. The regular term of court was
adjourned until Tuesday morning, Mon
day being special term day.
A prominent feature lately introduced
by members of Company K is the So
called social session held after the regu-
lar drill. An hour is spent in reading,
| speaking and music, and the new feat
ure is creating good deal of interest
among the boys. At the last meeting
| Sergeants McCluer and Moorhead were
| gramme for the next meeting, at which
time the exercises will consist chiefly of
music and singing.
| A sufficient number of scholarships
| for the new business college have been
secured and the opening exercises, con-
| SiSting of speeches by prominent citl-
| Zens, interSperSed with vocal and in
| strumental music, will be held to-mor-
| low evening at the Grand opera house.
| Suitable rooms for the new college have
| been rented on the second floor of the
union station.
The Saltwater Turnverein will to-
| day entertain the German turning So
cieties of st. Paul and Minneapolis at
| Music hall. Invitations have also been
extended to the societies at Winona and
Duluth. but it is hardly expected that
| they will be present. The exercises
will consist of an exhibition In turning,
olowed by speeches and singing.
Judge Wiliston rendered a decision
| Yesterday in the action of G. A. MINI
| OcKs against ID. M. Sabin ct al, as sur
| vivlng partners of jill. Townsend & Co.,
giving plaintiff judgment in the sum of
| S420.75 and interest at per cent from
May 10, 1884.
The YasS club met Thursday evening
at the residence of Charles Bremen on
Oak street, and very ENJOYABLE even
| ing was spent. The first prize, meer-
schaum pipe, was won by Joseph Bass.
| The second prize was captured by Jo-
seph Eichten.
The trotting race between horses
owned by f. l.. McKuSick and Dave
Robinson which was to have been held
| on the lake track yesterday afternoon,
was postponed until Tuesday, owing to
the fact that the track was Ill poor con-
dtion.
A large delegation of young folks at
tended Il masquerade ball at hudson,
Friday evening. The first prize, Tor the
handsomeSt costume, was awarded to
Octave Gagne, of this city, his costume
representing that of Gen. Washington.
Parties in this city interested in mines
near Livingston, Mont, contemplate
erecting a large mining plant con their
property in the early spring. The ore
is gold and silver bearing. and is said to
be very rich.
Misses Maude and Blanche Clymer
were pleasantly surprised Thursday
evening at their home on Maple street
by a large number of their young
friends, who spent the evening playing
games.
Clifton Holden, who is confined in
prison here for safe-kepeing, will
probably be removed to Redwood Falls
Monday, where he is to be legally
executed for the murder of his cousin.
The exhibition i'll fancy skating which
was to have been given at the Lake
rink this afternoon by Miss Mabel David
son, of st. Paul, has been postponed in
definitely.
The rooms in the Tepass block which
have been fitted up for the Citizens club
are now finished, and the club expects
to take possession some day the coming