St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-20
SALTWATER NEWS.
Events of a Day in the City on
the St. CroiX.


Few social events in this city have sur
passed III splendor the marriage of Miss Mar
gerie Roseline Lambert, of this city. and Rob-
ert James Russell. of Omaha. which occurred
on Wednesday. ST. Michael's church. where
the marriage ceremony took place, was beau
tifully decorated. The same may be said of
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Sanftenberg
where the reception was rendered Mr. and
Mrs. Russell in the evening. Fully 300 of the
best society People of this city and many
friends of the contracting parties from st.
Paul and Minneapolis were present. The
happy couple were the recipients of many
costly and beautiful presents.
The school board, at special meeting last
Friday evening, decided TO keep the public
schools closed two weeks longer owing to the
large number of cases of diphtheria which
have occurred here during the past six weeks
To make up for the lost time there will be no
midwinter vacation. Many prominent resi-
dents of this city desire to see the Sunday
schools closed for a few weeks, as diphtheria
is more liable TO spread in crowded Sunday
school room than in a well-ventilated public
school.
A number of residents of this city attended
pleasant dance at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Almon Storer, in the town of Oneka.
Friday evening. Nearly 100 guests were
present, and dancing was INDUCED in until
daylight yesterday morning Among those
present were C. A. Bennett, clerk of the
district court, and John Newquist, of this
city.
Ii. H. Gilman. of the Cascade Lumber COM
pany, Burlington, To-. purchased two brails
of logs yesterday from William Sauntry and
three brails from r. j. Wheeler d Co. (. W.
Durant Jr. sold the remainder of his logs,
about LOCO 900 feet, to Charles Horton, of the
Empire Lumber company. Winons.
Gustaf Collander received a thirty days
sentence i'll the municipal court Yesterday
for furnishing liquor to an habitual drunk
ard. The saloonkeepers in this city had been
notified not TO give him liquor. and Colan-
der purchased a quantity of whisky for him.
He was taken TO the county Jail.
Capt. Jack Crawford, the "poet scout
will give one of his entertaining lectures in
this city next Thursday evening for the ben
eft OF Muller post G. A. r.
F. L. McKusick and A. s. Merriam are at
Grindstone lake. the guests of II. d. Davis of
the Brennan Lumber company at Hinckley
Mrs. A. $. Merriam, of Quincy, H., left
Tuesday for Amherst Mass, where her
daughter Mabel will enter Oak Grove college
Judge and Mrs. J. C. Nethaway entertained
large party of friends at their pleasant
home on Cherry street. Friday evening
The excessive heat yesterday and the dry
and dusty weather made the day one of the
most disagreeable of the season.
Peter Lohmer, the popular stage manager
al the Grand opera house, was married Tues
day TO Miss Josephine Jesse.
John Mccarthy was at Cloquet yesterday
for the purpose of organizing a division of
the A o. II in that place.
F. w. Stearns, cashier of the Omaha freight
depot. is spending months vacation with
friends in New York state.
Sherman Staples and Louis Hospes left
Monday evening for Gambler o., where they
will attend college.
list of the grand and petit jurors to serve
at the fall term of the district court was
drawn yesterday.
Mrs. Samuel Mcclure and two children
spent few days at North Branch, Mimi.
during the week
The Glenmont cleared yesterday with a raft
| of logs for the Rock Island Lumber company,
| Rock Island, Ill.
Mrs. George NJ. Seymour is spending a
month with relatives and friends in Kansas
| and Missouri,
The local lodge. 1. o. o. F.. will open their
| new hall next Friday evening with social
| dance.
Philip Ryan and Miss Nellie Donahue were
| married Wednesday at st. Michaels church.
Miss Minnie Schermuly, of Wabasha Wis
| tied friends in this city during the week.
Alex Richard returned Friday from a trip
to Montreal, Canada, and Boston, Mass
| Mrs. Fredericks of Duluth, was a guest of
Mrs. l.. F. Collins during the week
| A II. Twitchell and bride have returned to
| this city from Petoskey, Mich.
| Miss Mollie Lane is spending a few days
| with friends at Minneapolis.
| Samuel Mcclure is at Helena Mont, and
| will be absent several weeks.
Miss Lillian Pennington is attending school
| at oxford, o.
Miss Alice Bloomer has returned from Du-
| lulh