St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-15
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from visit in Chicago.
| Mrs. A. I. jerks and Miss Genevra
jerks are visiting at Albany, LII.
| Mrs. Belle Armstrong eXpeets to re-
move To Chicago in the near future.
| H. J. McKusick, who has been quite
i'll with the grip. is somewhat better.
T.. DR.. Charles F. McCemb. of Duluth,
| Spant part Of the week in this city.
| Isaac Staples has been confined to his
room during the week with severe
| cold.
| w. Fl. Gilchrist, of Des Moines, To-.
spen: several days in Saltwater the past
| week.
The funeral of Peter Hendrickson
| will occur from the family residence
this afternoon.
Frank W.. Gilbert. of Racine, Wis,
| was guest at the home Of his uncle, E.
w. Durant, during the week.
Rev. j. A. Brown. Of the Bapti st
church. returned during the week from
a brief stay at Indianapolis. Ind.
Mrs. Clara Gish, who has been spend
ing few weeks with her sister in
| Quincy, ILL.,, will return home tomor-
! row.
Leonard Clark and Fred Wickham
| entertained lumber of friends at
whist at the Sawyer house Thursday
| evening.
David Tozer and family have re-
turned from an extended tour to San
Francisco and other cities on the Pa.
cific coast.
| accepted lucrative position with the
Pine City Lumber company, at Pine
| City, Mimi. -.
| Ii. 81. Moorhead and wife, who spent
several years in the East, mostly at
| Cleveland. o.. have returned to Still.
water to reside.
| A. S. Merriam is back from a short
| trip down river. Mr.. Merriam will prob.
| ably make Saltwater his head quarters
tho coming summer.
The steamer Daisy arrived from be.
| low yesterday, and will 90 to st. Paul.
| where she wilt run as packet between
| st. Paul andiFort Smelling.
| Frank Bancroft. of Spring Valley,
| Wis, attended the dancing party given
by the young ladies of the city at the
Sawyer house Monday evening.
Miss Edith Cline Ford will give an
| elocutionary entertainment at the Pres.
byterian church next Tuesday evening
for the benefit of the boys' brigade.
+ WiIliaai-Fitzgerald is suffering from
severe injuries sustained by falling into
an open sewer on Owen street. One or
| two of his ribs were broken, aud ne re-
| ceived other injuries.
ID. Il EtOurneau, a prominent farmer
| residing Ill the Soule settlement, some
| miles from this city,. was seriously in
jured in runaway accident yesterday.
Several of'hisri were broken.
Miss Wi nifred Finley, former
teacher in the public schools of this
| city, will be married next Wednesd ay
| at the home of her parents, near River
| Falls. Wis.,, to Harry B. Middleton.
| A very pleasant dancing party was
| given by the young ladies of the city
| Monday evening at the Sawyer house.
| There was a large attendance, many be.
| ing present from st. Paul and Mime
apOlis.
| A. j. hammers celebrated his fOrtieth
birthday Thursday evening, a large
| number Of friends gathering at mis-
home to extend their congratulations
! The evening was spent i'll playing
! cards, and all had lovely time.
The Bluff City Whilst club was enter
| tanned by Mrs. +. w. Kern Tuesday
| afternoon. The head prizes were won
| by Mrs. @. Bremen and Mrs. f. Kirehof
the second prizes were captured by Mrs.
III. II. Bromley aud Mrs. Joseph Wolf.
Leonard Clark, who recently patented
| device for holding cards on duplicate
| whist boards. has received many in
| quiries from the leading whist clubs OIL
the East relative to his patent. which
| will prove blessing to players OF dupli-
| cate whist.
When the report reached here yester-
| day that United States Marshal Bede
| had mafe pubic the appointment of
| Matt Shortall. of this city. as one of his
| deputies. it created considerable favor
| able comment. There are few men IN
| this state more capable of filling this
| position than Mr.. ShOrtalI, who was for
many years chief of police of this city.
| The new tug being constructed for
the st, Cr0iX Lumber company at the
South Saltwater boat yards will soon
| be launched, and will be ready for tow
ing about the first of next month. The
new boat will be one of the largest tugs
on the st. CroiX. aud will be equipped
with the machinery which formerly be-.
longed in the Burdette.
| Warden Woifer stated yesterday that
all informal meeting was held in the
Office OF Secretary Hart, of the state
board of corrections and charities.
few days ago, at which it was decided
| to organize a prisoners aid society.
| The object of the society is to appoint a
delegate In each county to find places
OF work for parOiied and discharged
| conyictS.
| A telegram was received yesterday
| from Tacoma, " ash, announcing the
| death of Patrick Keefe. former resi-
dent of this city. Keefe was about
! fOrty.ive years of age, and was village
marshal here some years ago. He went
to ALASKA about eleven years ago, and
two years later got into some trouble
for which he served long term in the
| Oregon penitentiary.
1 Members of Company K have received
/ many words of praise for the excellence
| of the dancing parties given in the ar.
| mOry. and one of the pleasantest parties
| of the series was that given Friday
| evening. The attendance numbered
about 125 couples. and all enjoyed them
| selves Immensely until late hour.
Music for the occasion was furnished by
the Graham-J Md orchestra. Inasmuch
| as summer will soon be here, only one
more party will be given by the COM
| pany.
\ court here against }. G. O'GOrman. re-
ceiyer for Seymour, Sabin 81 Co., and J.
| n. Searles as his attorney, to restore
| certain property to said court, claimed
to have been disposed of by them in
| 1883. The suit is begun by Fayet.e
| Marsh for A. L. jerks, E. &. Butts aud
| Mr.. Marsh. The property involved is
| valued at S55.0U0. and Judge Williston
| has filed all order directing tlein t.
show cause why attachments should
NOT issue.
We want it-your mpving-50 cents to