St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-25
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES
Logs Coming to the Bluff City by
Rail.
AT THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Formation Of a Social, Literary and
ATHLETIC Club---General
News.

The Clinton Lumber company, who
are logging in the northern part OF the
state, began shipping logs to this city
by rail Friday, and another shipment
was received yesterday. This expert
ment has proved success in former
years, as it brings the logs into the
market early in the spring when the de-
mand is brisk and prices are high. AL
though this mode of bringing logs down
is far more expensive than driving, it is
considered better by reason Of the logs
reaching here earlier.
Services at the various churches to-
day will be as follows: Rev. LII. Morey
will preach at the Presbyterian church
at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.; subject
for morning discourse, ''Samson's
Riddle;" evening theme, "The Big
Ship" at the Congregational church
Rev. j. 81. Albert will preach morning
and evening at the usual hours; morn-
ing subject, 1.-The Words of Christ to
the Home and to the State;;" evening
subject, one of series of diScourses on
the men and women who have made
history, "JuliuS Caesar and His Work
in Its Relation to Christianity" Rev.
N. E. Chapman, of the Baptist church,
will conduct services at the Oak Park
chapel at 4 p. m. At Ascension Episco-
pal church Rev. A. d. Stowe will con-
duct the regular services at 1880 a. m.
and 1880 p. IN. Rev. j. NJ. Bull will
preach at the Methodist church morning
and evening. At the Universalist
church Rev. w. FL. Harrington will
preach at 1890 a. IN. and 1880 p. N.
Sunday school at the different churches
at IL IN.
A meeting of citizens interested in
forming social, literary and athletic
club was held i'll the parlOrs of Sawyer
house Friday evening, and an OrganiZa-
ton was perfected, the following officers
being elected: President, f. w. Durant
Jr.; vice president, DR.. L. G. Clark;
secretary, p. E. Burke Jr.; treasurer, Z.
r. Bean. A governing board composed
of the following gentlemen was also
chosen: DR.. o. A. Waiter, f. M. Prince.
James w. Foley, j. ID. Bronson and r.
W. McGarry. The club is composed of
nearly all of the best young and
mi lde-aged men of the city, and the OBJ
ject sought to be attained is closer and
better social relationship. Negotiations
are pending toward securing three large
rooms in the Tepass block, which will
be fitted up with billiard tables and
gymnastlc paraphernalia. A separate
reading room will also be fitted up. Dur
ing the summer season the club intends
| to encourage outdoor sports and will or
ganize a base ball team from among its
members. Among its members are some
| of the most prominent business and pro-
| fessiOna men of Saltwater. among them
NAV be mentioned MeSSrS. A. G. HOSpes,
| DR.. B. j. Merrill, r. S. Davis, DR.. c. b.
Marshall, A. E. Mccartney. DR.. w. H.
| Game, Albert Lehmicke, DIR. E. D. b.
Freleigh, DR.. Philip Mueller. r. III.
| Bronson, w. III. Prince and w. w.
Keene. The club starts out with total
membership of fifty-three.
Members of Ascension Church guild
| enjoyed a pleasant dancing party in the
| rooms over the union station on Thurs
day evening. Excellent. music was fur
| nished by Graham Bros orchestra, and
those who participated in the dance re-
| port splendid time.
E. S. Payne. of Minneapolis, who has
been in the city during the past few
| ness college, has already disposed of
| nineteen of the thirty scholarships t)
be sold, and the new college seems to be
| certainty.
Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Gorham. as
sisted by Miss Boyden, entertained a
whist party Wednesday evening. The
head prizes were won by Ii. B. Capron
and Mrs. w. c.. Masterman; foot prizes,
George S. Willard and Mrs. w. 2.
| Brown.
Happy AL and Beaudine, two eX-con-
victs, were arrested yesterday by Chief
of Police Shortall and taken to the
lookup. Beaudine, it is understood, was
connected with burglary at Somer-
set, Wis, two months ago.
Mrs. J. N. Castle left last week for a
visit with her brother, Congressman
JohnR. Fellows, at New York city. She
was accompanied from Chicago by hel
daughter, Miss Viva.
Mr.. Temple of the board of prison
managers. was in the city Friday. look
ing over the new binding Irvine ma
chinery, which is now being put in
place at the prison.
Robert Barclay, United States mail
agent, with headquarters at Helena
Mont, was guest of his brother, III. z.
Barclay, during the latter part of the
week.
George w. Patchen and James Nc
Garry, of the Hersey-Bean Lumber
cOmpany's offices, left last evening fol
a short visit at Duluth and West Supe
riOr.
The ladies formerly connected witt
the Cooking club met last evening a
the residence of Mrs. III. B. Capron, fol
the purpose of recognizing.
Another large audience greeted Sgr
Rosco. the magician, at the Grand
opera house last evening The enter
tainment was well received.
Miss Minnie Sutton, who has been
the guest of her brother, j. Il. Sutton
returned Monday to her home at SuS
quehanna, Penn.
Mrs. Charles Z. Estabrooks, of Soutl
Superior, Wis, formerly resident OF
this city, is seriously i'll and cannot re
cover.
+. III. Lemon. recently appointed dep
uty warden, returned Tuesday from
visit to his former home at Mansfield, o
Samuel Mathews & Co. have secured
a contract to furnish large amount OF
provisions for the Sisseton Indians.
The Married Ladies' Progressive
Euchre club was entertained Friday
afternoon by Mrs. W. +. Easton.
Miss Minnie Folsom returned yester
day from visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j
w. Harper, at West Superior.
Messrs. A, Mcneil and j. T. John
son, of Albert Lea, Mimi, visited
friends in this city Tuesday.
Invitations are out for social hop tt
be given by the York club at Opera
House hall Friday evening.
w. N. Densmore, of New Richmond
Wis, was a guest of his son, FranF
Densmore, Wednesday.
A regular meeting of the Yass club
was held Tuesday evening at the Iesi
dence of Joseph Wolf.
The Neighbors' Whist club was enter
tanned Thursday evening by Mr.. aDC
Mrs. E. A. Folsom.
Mrs. DR.. C. W. Merry is slowly i'm
proving, and her physicians have hopes
of her recovery.
E. w. Durant Jr. has returned from ;
trip to his logging camp in Northern
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Colbraith, of Minneapolis, was {
guest of Mrs. Walter Prince during the
pastweek
The No Name Whist club met Tues
day evening with Mr.. and Mrs. George