St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-21
SALTWATER NEWS.
Election of Officers of the Kings
Daughters.

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Daughters.
The annual meeting and election of officers
of the Kings Daughters was held yesterday
afternoon in the parlors of the SAWYER house
and large number of members were in at
tendance Mrs. Nellie McCluer, widow of
the late Judge McCluer. was reelected presi-
dent. ana Mrs DR. W H. Caiue was elected
secretary. During the past year the order has
helped large number OF families. although
their monetary assistance was not as large
last year as the preceding year. The order is
conducive of much good and many poor
families have been made happy by the gifts
received from The ladies. The order is strong
here numbering over one hundred members.
W. 5. Furlow, who raised a time bill on
Musser, Sauntry Il Co Friday waived examl-
nation in the municipal court yesterday and
was committed to the county jail 10 await the
action of the grand jury. FuTlow seemed
indifferent and careless when III court. His
bonds were fixed at 500. but having no near
friends here he VIII probably not be able 10
secure bendsmen.
Two cyprians hailing from ST. Paul were
srrested here Friday for fast driving and
drunkenness. They were arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday and were fined
$3.50 each for fast driving. They pleaded
mot guilty to the second charge and their
cases were continued until tomorrow. They
hired a livery III st. Paul and drove over
here. The horse, which was nearly dead, is
being cared for at Bromley's barn.
The j. 5. Keaton left yesterday with q raft
of logs for Dimock, Gould & Co, Mobile,
III, and the Jennie Hayes left with q raft for
Joseph Zimmerman, Gutenberg, 10. This
makes total of twenty rafts taken out from
the waters of the ST. Croix the past week,
larger number than any preceding week this
season.
Very little transpired in society circles last
week, large number of the most prominent
young society people being absent from the
city. Nearly all of the yOung folks who have
been away attending school have returned
for their summer vacation. and a number of
pleasant society events are looked forward
To- Some of the older folks have gone to the
lakes for the summer and others viii soon
follow.
The guild of Ascension church parish is
making extensive arrangements for social
TO be given next Thursday evening at the
home Of Hon John McKusick. The North
Hill band viii furnish music for the occasion.
Supper and refreshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 5. Goodhue and two
children left last evening for Chicago, H..
where they Will reside. Misses Louise and
Mary and Master Homer Goodhue will visit
with friends here few days before remov-
ing 10 their future home.
The case of Samuel Mcclure as assignee of
Gillespie & Harper VS.. Jefferson & Kasson,
of ST Paul, was on trial yesterday before
referee The suit is for a sum slightly eX-
ceeding S1.l00. with interest, claimed as due
on a b i of lumber.
The dance given at Music hall Tuesday
evening for the benefit of the saltwater
band was well patrOnlZed. and the boys
cleared a considerable sum with which 10
purchase uniforms.
''kayanka," which is said to be one of the
best spectacular plays on the stage. viii be
presented at the Grand opera house next
Friday and Saturday evenings for the first
time in this city.
The Hersey & Bean Lumber company has
reelected its old officers, viz: r. +. Hersey,
president; jacob Bean. vice president;
George II. Atwood, secretary; E. L. Hersey,
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Millard were agree
ably surprised Tuesday evening by large
number of friends. the occasion being the
fifth anniversary of their marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S,Welshons were surprised
Friday evening by party of friends, who
spent the evening pleasantly playing pro-
gressiye euchre.
Capt. W, G. Bronson and Lieut. Kuhn, OF
company K. left yesterday for a visit to the
Second regiment encampment at Lake City.
II. 7. King and Thomas H. Warren de-
parted for Lake City last evening to attend a
meeting of the Masons lodge Of the city.
Secretary John Mccarthy of the Lily Lake
Driving Park association, is at Freeport max
ing entries for the July races.
Miss Jennie Briggs. of Indianapolis, Ind,
Is guest for the summer of Mrs. Walker, the
matron at the prison.
The Ski club picnic, which was to have
been held at Lake De Montreyile to-day,
has been postponed.
rousing Fourth of July celebration will
be held al Marine under the direction of the
fire department.
Lewis T. Searles is home from Owatouna
where he graduated from Pillsbury academy
with honors.
Supt r. H. Dixon, of the Minnesota
I Ihresher company, returned Thursday from
Kansas City.
W. E. Foran aud II. G. Whittlesey are at
q A..
pleasure
Miss Lillian Pennington returned Tuesday
from the South, where she was attending
school.
Mrs. Abram Hall and daughter, Mrs j. c.
NetLaway. ere visiting friends at st. Cloud
The Mascots, of this city, win play game
with the Western Unions at st. Paul to-day.
/. Il. Fykeru. NOrway's greatest violinist,
viii give a concert this evening in Music hall. |
Misses Daisy Mcmillan and Melvina La
Furgey are visiting at White Birch, Wis.
Mrs. c. L. Easton and son have returned
from a visit with friends in Chicago.
DR.. ". II. Caine returned Thursday from a |
two weeks visit at Cleveland O.
r. A. Karker, OF Cobbleskill, N Y, is a |
guest of Judge j. c. Nethaway.
Mr.. and Mrs r c. Neumier are at home |
from visit with friends in Iowa
A number of ladies visited Mrs Robert |
White at White Bear Friday.
Miss Lima Smith, of Nebraska, is a guest of |
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Gail
Senator j. S O'Brien and a. E. Mccartney |
are visiting in Chicago.
Miss H. L. Foster is at North Adams, Mich,
Fisitng friends.
James W King, of White Bear. was in the
city yesterday. |
Miss Mollie Mathews is visiting friends at |
Webster. S. D.
Miss Fannie Fuller is visiting relatives at
Pepin, Wis.