St. Paul daily globe., 1891-03-08
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES
Services Which Will Occur at the
Churches To-Day.
A BOYS SKI TOURNAMENT.
Warden Garvin Will Be Ready to Re-
ceive the Legislature in About
Ten Days.


will preach at the Congregational church
both morning and evening. Subject for
morning sermon, Faith Shown by Works.
evening subject, Gregory the Great" At
the Presbyterian church Rev. /. II. Morey
will preach in the morning on the subject
''The Children's Share" In the evening, at
the usual hoar, he will deliver the second of
his series of lectures; subject, John How
ard, the English Prison Reformer." Rev. W.
II. Harrington will preach at the Universal
lst church at 1880 a. m: theme, 1.-The Starv-
ing Process. Owing 10 the illness of Rev.
n. +. Chapman, Rev. j. Ii. Scott of Mime
apolls. will occupy the pulpit at the Baptist
church this forenoon. At the Methodist
church Rev. j. M. Bull will preach at 1880
discourse, '.The Good Shepard" evening
theme, "A Study of Judas.'' Rev. A ID.
Stowe will conduct the usual Sabbath serv-
ices at Ascension Episcopal church, with
holy communion at 9:30 a. m. Sunday school
at all churches at IL N.
The musical portion of the opening exer-
cises of the new business college, held Mon.
day evening at the Grand opera house, was
exceptionally well received. A male quar-
tette composed of Messrs. Andrews, Haskell,
Masterman and Twitchell, rendered several
choice selections. A feature of the pro-
gramme of especial interest was the "Shak-
ing Quakers. song by several little girls.
The Little Witches" by quartette of young
misses, was also an amusing feature. A duet
by Miss Alma Millett and Prof Fl. L. An
dreWs was heartily enjoyed. Excellent
music for the occasion was furnished by DR..
and Mrs. Van Waters and George Graham.
Warden Garvin was asked yesterday as 70
when he expected to invite the Legislature
over to inspect the working of the binding
twire plant. He replied that it would at
least take ten days more ere the machinery
would all be in working order, but that he
expected to invite them as soon as every
thing is in readiness so that a good showing
can be made. The machinery runs very
heavily as yet, and a great deal of time is
consumed in getting 1t cleaned up.
John Hubbard a resident of this CITY, met
with painful accident at one of Musser,
Sauntry q Co.'S camps i'll Northern Wiscon-
sin Friday, while ut work swamping logs.
Hubbard attempted to get away from q fall
ing tree. when he fell upon an axe, striking
on his face, the axe cutting deep cash from
the chm to the left temple. He was brought
down Friday evening" and was taken to his
home on Harriet street. where the wound was
dressed by DR.. Freleigh. iis. .....5...
A ski tournament participated in by about
forty young boys occurred yesterday after
noon at south saltwater. No prizes were Of
fered for competition, and the contest was
purely for supremacy. Several good jumps
were made by the boys. Providing the
weather remains favorable, this afternoon q
large number of the members of the local
ski club will indulge in little sport of a
similar nature at the same place. ..tf.
1t is expected that the central school library
and the high school library will be consol-
idated. This will give the library about 900
volumes. In addition to these books about
800 volumes will be purchased from the pro-
ceeds OF the high school entertainments.
About thirty-fve members of the local
lodge, knights of Pythias, visited Damon
Lodge No. ) of that order, at Minneapolis
last evening. The party left here on the $50
Duluth train. and expected to return shortly
after midnight by special train.
Miss NprOOua Iarhpau and an pypnIlopt
company of comedy artists will present the
musical comedy starlight at the Grand
opera house tomorrow evening. The ad-
vanced sale of reserved seats is large and q
good house is assured.
The last of the series of entertainments at
the high school auditorium will occur next
Friday evening. when the beautiful c4ntata,
New Years Eve will be rendered. The en-
event.
A complete file of the Prison Mirror for 1890
was sent yesterday to the inspector general
of prisons at Lucknow, India, in response to
request received from that gentleman
few days ago.
1t is rumored that Charles Anderson, of the
local police force, has been appointed to the
position OF deputy sheriff, the appointment
TO take effect to morrow morning.
P. D. Swanson was pleasantly surprised
Thursday evening by about forty of his
friends, who spent the evening playing pro-
gressive seven-up.
henry Toedly was received at the prison
yesterday from Dodge county, and will serve
one year and two months for burglary in the
third degree.
The young ladies of the Presbyterian
church will give peanut party Tuesday
evening at the residence oSRev. L. II. Morey.
Mrs. T. Breene and Miss Nanny Breene,
of st. Paul. and Miss Annie keenan,, of WI
mona, were guests Friday Of Mrs. T. j.
Burke.
A large number of friends of Miss Lily
Roney surprised her Thursday evening and
the evening was enjoyably spent in dancing.
H. G. Fogle, general manager of the Min
nesota Ihresher company, is expected home
Thursday from business visit in the East
z Rev. J. s. David, of Minneapolis, will de-
liver free lecture at the Universalist church
on the subject, 1.-The World Unveiled
II. II. Harrison entertained the Little Giant
Whist club Friday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. l. McKustck. -
William Smithson left Friday for Aspen.
Col, whittier he was called owing TO the
serious illness of his son.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Eldred, of West Su-
perior, have been visiting saltwater friends
during the week.
W. E. Cowles has accepted the position of
city editor of the Daily Gazette, P. E. Bennett
having retired.
Miss Fanny Colony OF Ashby, has been a
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Millard dur
ing the week.
Miss Mabel Davidson. of ST. Paul, gave an
exhibition in fancy skating at the ice rink
last evening.
The No Name Whist club met Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. George I.Gorham.
Mr.. and Mrs C. H. Browne entertained the
Neighbors' Whist club Thursday evening.
Miss Lillian Cutter, of Minneapolis, is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Browne.
II. H. Gillen has been i'll the past week
with a severe attack of the measles.
The Ladies' Social club met Friday after
noon with Mrs. w. E. Easton.
6. q. Berry, of Alton, was guest Friday
of his brother Frank Berry.
Miss Lizzie Webb returned Tuesday from
visit at Pittsield, Mass.
E. W. Durant Jr. returned Friday from a
trip to Chicago.
L. L. Sargent was at Duluth Wednesday.