St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-20
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULES.


A. o. II. No. will meet tomorrow after.
noon.
The Gustaf Alolf society and Swedish
guards will picnic at Lake Park tomorrow.
Miss Olive Fremstad returned to New York
yesterday to resume her studies in voice
culture.
The Swedish Universalist church of this
city has received $500 from the American
Universalist union.
Frank G. Samuelson and Hannah Nelson
were the only applicants for matrimonial
honors at the court house yesterday.
Bishop Gilbert will give an address on
"Denominationalism." before the Minnesota
Congregational club at its meeting in the
church, Minneapolis next Wednesday even
ing.
Rev. Marion D. Shutter left last night for
Omaha, where he will preach at the dedica-
tion of the new Cniversalist church to-mor-
row.
Scarlatina at 291O Washington avenue
north and measles at TAB Eighteenth avenue
north were reported at the health Office yes
terday.
The bank clearings yesterday were S657,-
642.3I. The total clearings for the week end
ing June 10 are 81, $50 060 90, as compared
with 81, 239, 20.9S for the corresponding week
Of last year.
The swedish Unitarian society has received
good sized addition to its library by the re-
cent gifts of Otto Phillips. which includes
and A. 2. Sinnet
The Farmers and Mechanics bank yester-
day took out permit for the erection of a
two-story brick bank building at III Fourth
street south, TO cost $4,000. The work of ex-
eaYatng was begun yesterday morning.
The remains of Mrs. ]. B. Bassett arrived
yesterday morning from FLORIDA, and were
taken to Connollys undertaking rooms The
funeral was held yesterday afternoon from
the family residence, on Nicollet avenue.
I11,-, So 4.
celebrated j une %, at the Nazareth Uni
tarlan church, with an entertainment The
programme includes a violin solo by Claude
MADDEN, and viola solo by Miss Holtzer-
man.
The funeral of johnny Costello. the bov
who was drawned in the river Thursday,
took place yesterday afternoon from the
family residence, 70S Second avenue south
east.
The beautiful invitations for the Villa Rosa
1ete ISSUED yesterday by Mr.. and Mrs. Dorilus
morrison caused decided sensation in So
elety circles. The event promises tC be un-
IKE any that has ever been given in the city
before.
Company G will hold no more dauces at
PIummer hall during the warm season
Ihese dances will be transferred to the Lake
calhoun pavilion, under the management of
Capt. Creigh, Oh Monday, Wednesday and
Friday nights.
The body found in the river at st. Paul
4AUlsOtiN HAS DecL as IDaL OF FREQ
Ammundson, who was drowned near the
fats Monday last. The funeral will take
place from the family residence, rs Seven
teenth avenue south.
The annual examinations of Luther semi
nary at Robbinsdale, began June IL, and are
still continuing. The commencement exer-
clses will be held in the assembly hail. June
%. At that time fifteen young men will be
candidates for the ministry.
Court Hennepin No. 1893. of the Ancient
Order of Foresters of America, at their meet
Ing Thursday night, elected the following
officers: G. r., w. c. Hanscome: s. C. r., NJ.
de la Fere; treasurer, Paul j. Rickert F. S..
J. A. Hanson; r. s.. A. S. Woodruff: s. W.,
>. Showalter; J. W. F. W. Wahlquest; S. B.,
Fred Ohman; j. B., Andrew Anderson.
Sierra Leone Richards the local newspaper
man whose escapades caused something of
sensation few months ago and who sud
denly left the city to avoid arrest, is said to
be in Roanoke, Va, chasing the elusive item.
and trying to make enough money to settle
with his too,confiding Minneapolis creditors
1t is said he has already MADE several small
xemittances