St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-03-14
SAINT PAUL.
SUNDAY SHORTS.

A meeting of the Kings Daughters OF st.
Paurs Church wiz lie held in the guild room
Tuesday at 2p. m.
Capt. John Cook. of central station, is
slowly recovering from-a long and severe at
tack Of the grippe.
Assistant Superinten dent Kirk lectures at
Albert Lea tonight before the Freeoorn
county teachers institute.
A masquerade ball viii be given by Gar
field post g. A. R., at $50 East Seventh
street Wednesday evening.
The Woman s Auxiliary and Aid Society of
ST. Johns Church will meet with Mrs. Chap
man at SOB Holly avenue tomorrow after
noon.
Stunt. Richie will leave today for Plainview,
in Olmsted county where he will visit the
schools and lecture atan institute in progress
there.
The Queen Isabella Club of st. Paul me cts
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock i'll the par
lcrs of the PEOPLES church. All ladies are
invited to attend the meeting.
Rev. c. 3. Wilcox and Bishop Fitzgerald
otfeiated yesterday morning and evening,
respectively at the Oxford M. e. church on
account Of the absence of the pastor, Rev. ).
b. Warner, from the city.
Mrs Charles E. Marvin, wife of Presid ent
Marvin, of the Crescent Creamery company,
died i'll Tacoma Saturday afternoon. she
had gone to the coast some time ago. haping
that the climate would improve her shattered
health.
Rev. Harry P Nichols, the new rector OF
St Marks church, in Minneapolis, who was
for nine years pastor of Trinity church. at
New Haven, Conn, preached an interesting
sermon at ST. John church, in this city, last
evening.
Mrs. August Ehlies, Of the West side, has
as yet received no news from her missing
husband. She is left destitute, and If moth
ing is heard from him within the next few
days herself and baby will be sent to rela-
tives at Cedar Rapids, 10.
Bishop Fitzgerald preached at the First N.
E. church yesterday morning from the text:
This man was counted of more glory than
Moses, Heb. IL. 3. He contrasted Moses
and Christ in their self-saerifees, their free
ing from bondage and their lntercession for
their peonle, ard made personal applications
all through the sermon.
Col Thomas Mckee international travel
ing commissioner OF the Salvation Army
viii visit this city today, accompanied by
Brig Fielding, III command of the North
western division; staff captain Pant, Inc
musical wonder;" Prof Trumb bic, solo cor
netst He viii speak this evening in the
Central Presbyterian church
Rev. s. B. Purves yesterday inaugurated
his reetorship of the ST. Peters Episcopal
church on Dayton's bluff. The reverend
gentleman has been i'll charge of parish at
Redwood Falls. Mimi, where he was emf
nently successful, and comes well recon-
mended by Bishop Gilbert. He preached
yesterday morning and evening to large con-
gregations. and there is every evidence that
under his direction a very strong church will
be worked up OH the bluff.
One of the most touching features of the
funeral of William Lindeke was the presence
on that memorable occasion of nearly 200
employees OF Messrs. Indexes, Warner &
Sehurmeier, the concern of which Mr.. Lin
ieke was for many years an energetic part
ner. Tears rolled down the cheeks of the
employees as they took their farewell look al
The features of the deceased. and those tears
iprung from the kind words and gracious
tets of his that they had so frequently seen
that they remembered so we'll