St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-02-05
sTLLLWATER NEWS.
Events of Saturday in the City on
the St CrOiy

the st. CrOix.
AT the chamber of commerce meeting
Friday evening President HoSpeS an
nanclal, r. S. Davis. w. Ii. Bronson, A.
e. Mccartney; press, E. D. Burlington,
W. E. Easton, DR.. L. G. Clark; MEM
bership, c. NJ. McCluer, G. l.. Dixon, j.
f. Burke, j. 0. Hoen, R. Ii. Bronson;
city development, David Bronson, E.W.
Durant, j. A. DeragSch. TheO. JaSSOy,
e. A. Phlnney; manufacturing, a. L.
jerks, Samuel Mcclure, David Tozer,
II. II. Harrison, l.. Sargent, p. n. Pc
terson, l.. Simonet.
e. Reed, residing on West Hickory
street, was pleasantly surprised last
evening by alarge number of relatives,
the occasion being his elghtletl birth
day. Mr.. Reed is hale and hearty for
man of fourscore years, and his many
friends hope that he may be permitted
to celebrate many more birthdays. A
handsome easy chair was left with him
as remembrance of the day.
Residents of Saltwater have quit eX-
aiming thermometers, trip into the
open air being enough to convince them
that the thermometer registers from 10
to 25 dogs below zero. The cold snap
continues without interruption. and all
kinds of business is suffering, except
the sale of wood and coal.
Ben Hur" will be given in panto-
mime at the Grand opera house three
evenings this week, beginning with
Thursday, for the benefit OF the library
association. The participants have been
rehearSing for several weeks, and the
entertainment premises to be very fine.
Frank Des nond, formerly member
OF the Saltwater base ball team, and
later player in the Butte league team.
was in the city a few days last week on
visit to friends.
Thatcher's Tuxedo" drew fair au-
dence at the Grand opera house last
evening, and the entertainment was one
Of the best ever witnessed by Still
water audience.
The racing matinee on the st. CroiX
track. postponed Thursday afternoon,
will be held next Wednesday after
noon, if the weather permits.
The Knights of Honor gave social
dance Thursday evening at Music hall,
and fully fifty couples participated Ill
the festivities.
Jacob Bean, accompanied by Arthur
Bean and ROby Bean, left Friday to
spend the remainder OF the winter IN
CdlllOlIld:
A. S. Merriam left yesterday for
Quincy. ILL.,, whence, i'll company with
his family. he leaves for California.
A recess was taken in the OGorman
Transfer company case yesterday. and
the grind will be resumed tomorrow.
Miss Needs left Tuesday to accept
position as teacher in the public schools
at Spokane Falls, Wash.
A. Oscar Nelson returned Wednesday
from a months visit in Boston, New
York and Washington.
Carl Booren has returned from the
South, and contemplates remaining III a
Northern climate.
Mrs. Byron j. M0sier entertained
party of lady friends at cards one even
ing last week.
W. E. CowIes and wife are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Vandiver, Ill st.
Paul.
Samuel Mathews returned Tuesday
evening from a visit at CollegeVille,
Mimi.
The Sons of Veterans gave an enjoy
able dance at Music hall Friday even
ing.
Miss Bella Rankin returned the first
of the week from visit at Omaha.
Mrs. j. B. Hardy and children have
returned from visit i'll ST. Paul.
Miss Lulu Birmingham has returned
from visit in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mary Soderstrum and son are
guests of st. Paul friends.