St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-29
SAINT PAUL.
A DAYS GLEANINGS.

Three minor building permits aggre-
eating $500 were issued yesterday.
Scarlet fever at 2053 Iglehart street
was reported at the health Office yeSter
day.
John Mitchell, who stole clock from
a 500 line freight car, was sent to the
workhouse yesterday for ninety days.
The fourteenth annual ball of the st.
Paul boilermakerS and iron ship build
ers will occur at Market hall this even
Ing.
There will be an opening tomorrow,
ThankSgivlng,a at Guion'S Junior Pioneer
skating rink, below the Robert street
bridge.
The Starlight Dancing club will not
have the next dance THANKSGIVING eve,
but will have masquerade dance in c.
S. P. s. hall Dec. so.
The funeral of James Kenny, who
died suddenly in Minneapolis Sunday,
will take place this morning from st.
Mary's church at O'Clock.
The fourteenth annual ball of the
Brotherhood of Boilermakers and Iron
Shipbuilders' union, Branch No. 3,
takes place tonight at Market hall.
c. Neumann, the Saloonkeeper at 379
Wabasha street, charged with keeping
his saloon open after midnight, paid
fine of $50 in the police court yesterday.
The cases against A. Lasher and E.
L. Murphy, charged with keeping their
saloons open after midnight, were con-
tinued III the police court yesterday to
Dec. 5 and Z.
Rice Camp No. 9, Woodmen of the
World, will give a ball and supper at
Twin City hall, Rice and University,
tonight. The proceeds are TO be de-
voted to the purchase of regalia for the
camp.
This morning the question, IRE
solved, That football is harmful to par
ticipators" will be debated at the high
school. The debate will commence at
80. and friends are invited to be
present
a demonstration lesson with chatting
dish will be given by Miss Thomson
this morning at 10 o'clock in the assem-
bly, hail of the Young Women'S Friend
ly association, corner Seventh and
jackson streets.
Services at st. Peters church, Day
toms bluff, tomorrow Thanksgiving
day at a. H., celebration of holy
eucharist and admitting members of
st. Andrews Brotherhood; 10 a. H.,
morning service and sermon.
The children of the Jefferson school,
corner Pleasant avenue and Sherman
street, have made large offering of
food and clothing for Thanksgiving,
now piled in the lower hall preparatory
totaking to the relief rooms.
a musical and literary entertainment
for the benefit of the Sunday school of
King Street NJ. E. church was held in
the parlorS of the church last night.
The excellent programme presented
was enjoyed by large number of peo-
pie.
Papers were served on the mayor yes
terday in suit brought by Claude +.
SEWERS against the city to recover
50. so for damages sustained by fall
Ing through the sidewalk of the Robert
street bridge. The accident occurred
May % last.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. a, 1S93.-
We hereby notify our friends and Gus
toners that Mr.. John p. Johannsen, our
former agent, has severed his conDec-
ton with our firm, and that Mr.. Ii.
MertenS will hereafter represent our
company at st. Paul. Val Blatz Brew
ing Co.
The ladies of the ns-Norwegian
Presbyterian church will have a feast
in the chapel at 537 Rice street. be-
tween Sherburne avenue and Charles
street, today, Wednesday evening, at
7:30. Good music and song. The ladieS
will also entertain the people. Ali are
invited, especially Scandinavians.
The California Wine House
Carries the most complete line of goods
for THANKSGIVING and the holidays. In
spect it.