The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-06-14

fill the vacancy Upon motion of a member of 7
class C, vote of thanks was rendered the re- u
firing secretary which were duly acknowledged. b
Upon motion of member of class E, Mrs. Clara b
Gish was unanimously elected an honorary men, h
Der of the circle, which courtesy she duly ac- a
in a few well chosen words OF T
thanks, after which the meeting adjourned, to
meet again Sunday afternoon, June a. when
very interesting program is promised.
slept in an editors bed last night 1
And others can say what they please, d
But say there's one editor in this world, i
That certainly takes his ease. g
As laid there i'll that downy couch g
[ could not repreSS Il sigh ,
But was ali the time thinking to myself,
How easy editors lie.
The chap whose form has rested here
Has left his mark behind
The bad impression should be shut up,
The cut is most unklnd. ,
Behold form of how he lied i
Next morn he went away, ,
And like many that uses the editors Sheet
Has forgotten his bills to pay.-EX.
CITY ITEMS.
The annual "Merry-go-round" struck Still
water Tuesday.
Mr.. j. b. Sutton made a trip to the Sanity
City, Monday, on business.
The high school alumni gave a banquet at the
Sawyer House Saturday evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Farmer has returned home
from several weeks visit in the south.
Two senior classes Of the Baptist Sunday
School held picnic at Four Lakes last Saturday.
The mandamus proceedings of Charles John
son against John F. Burke have been continued
until tomorrow.
| A meeting for the purpose of recognizing the
saltwater Street Railway Co., will be held in
this city June 16.
Miss Minnie Works returned to her home in
Minneapolis Friday. after fOrtnights visit with
friends in this city.
The Wilmets of st. Paul defeated the Still
waters of this city in a game of ball, at White
| Bear Lake, Sunday by score of q too.
A. b, Easton, H. c. Ferguson. and Samuel Nc
Clure, of this city have been drawn on the q. S.
Grand Jury which opens in st. Paul, June 26th.
| sparring exhibition will take place at Music
Hall next Monday evening between Tom Gil
more, of Chicago and Tom Hogan, of st. Paul.
| Mr. Graham head sawyer at the Shulenburg
MILL has moved his family from Minneapolis to
this city. They will reside at No. 1922 Broad
way.
The prospects of the establishment OF a tan
merry in this city is taking the form of positive
certainty. A goodly amount of the capital
stock has already been subscribed.
Chicken thieves have been making it inter-
eSting for hen-roOsts in the vicinity of Still
water of late. If detected, however. the suffers
will make it interesting for the thieves.
If any one of our readers are contemplating or
, DESTROYS of purchasing Il sewing machine. they
| will do well to read the advertisement of the
4 New Home Sewing Machine Co., on the last
e page of this paper.
Fruit culture is more profitable to the farmer
now than his other crops. Brown Bros Co.,
u the most extensive nursery house in the U. S.
have a vacancy in this section. Write them at
: Chicago, Ill., for their terms.
+ Mr. Edwin Hemstreet of this city, and Miss
/ Sophia E. Taylor of White Bear Lake, were
united in marriage Tuesday evening, June II, at
" the residence of the BRIDES parents, Mr. and
> Mrs. John p. Taylor, at White Bear Lake,
e Miss. Viva Castle summoned before the
e Grand Jury at Minneapolis last week. to give
evidence in the shooting affair which took place
in that city some time ago by which she nearl!
n lost her life. 1t is not thought the matter will
e, ever come to trial.
y Hon. d. M. Sabin has brought suit in the Stat
# Supreme Court to debar Attorneys j. N. Searle
Il and F. w. Gail from practice in the courts o
- this State, alleging that they used information
~ for which he paid, to defeat him in suit agans
y. j. C. O'Gorman Searles and Gail deny the allie
8 cations.
r. The beautiful cantata "Queen Esther" will b.
y, presented at the Opera House. tomorrow, even
~ ing June, 18th, for one night only instead of tw
NJ as was at first suggested 1t will be given b.
-, local talent for the benefit of the M. E. Church
~ over one hundred persons will take part in it
o+ production.
" Will Snnott has resigned his position as time
ne keeper of the street force, to resume his dute
ut at the case in the Gazette office. We understood
We from Alderman Barron that A. w. Nyberg ha
st been appointed to fill the vacancy. 1t is ais
n reported that Mr.. Nyberg contemplates remoN
ing into the first ward this summer and ma
- succeed genial Jim in the city council room.-
j., Daily Gazette.
ill A lamentable tragedy occurred near Somerse
IT'S Thursday. Frank, the three-year old son of Nj
er and Mrs. Julius Schiefepein. receiving burn
ut that proved fatal. While his mother was OF
ey doors washing, the little fellow got hold of som
ad matches and while playing with them his clothe
le- caught fire. Mrs. Schiefelpen rushed in bl
W. the blaze had obtained too much Roadway
IS extnguish and she herself was quite severe
les burned while endeavOring to eXtinguish then
I'm Another peculiar matter in connection with tt
il sad affair is that about two years ago fou
lty year old child of Mr.. and Mrs. Schefelpein VIZ
burned to death in much the same way.-Stil
water Messenger.
lar BASKET PICNIC.
In The Twenty Seventh Annual Reunion of tt
les First Regiment Minnesota Volunteer Infant
a Association will be held at WILDWOOD" Viii