St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-01
SALTWATER EVENTS.
Social and General News From
the City on the st. CrOix.

the City on the st. Cr0ix.
- Tho miscellaneous ear nipgs of the state
prison for the month of March were SI2-
9g7 Sc. of viii h amount S5.Ol4 SIS was for
The board and allowances of United States
prisoners for the quarter ending Dec. 81. '93
The report will be transmitted to the state
treasurer as soon as Classification OF credits
is proved by the boar d Of managers at its
next meeting.
An enjoyable dancing party was give n by
saltwater chapter, Order of the Ea stern
Star, in Masonic hall. Tuesday evening. and
avery large number Of the leading SO ciety
people of the city was present An excel ent
lunch was served at a seasonable hour, and
dancing continued until long after midnight.
Adolpn Turreii, a school teacher at B ig
| Lake, this county, will have hearing in The
Ison charge of whipping one of his pupils.
i is understood that the boy was very re-
fractory and that punishment had to be in
ficted to preserve order.
The VAIN wind of Friday evening and
night caused all of the new ice in the st.
-CroiX TO disappear, but considerable old ice
remains below the Hers hey mill at OAK | ark.
fTRiyer men say that few days of warm
liweather will clear the lake, and that naviga-
ton will open the latter part of the week.
- The second and last performance of THE
Co nfdentiai Agent was given at the Grand
opera house hist evening. and the audience
was fs!S s iaEger than Fri ida even
smoothly. and the universal verdict was that
| the partlsipanls did krlendidly.
Elaborate arrange ents are being made
for the dance to be given by members of
Company at the armory Friday evening
April IL. The armory will be decorated, an
the dance will be one of the best ever Civ
Ut the armory
The fourth annual ball. of the saltwater
boiierm akers' union, occurred at Music hail,
Friday evening. and proved an en1pyatlt
event tor all who participated.
Chief of Police Albert Garyiu. of St Paul
and County Attorney Butler, of Ramsey
county. were guests OF Warden Wolfer yes
terday. They spent the afternoon going
through the prison. =r
John Cochran has been received at tle
prison from Stevens county, TO serve one
year and Two months for granu larceny in
the second degree.
Joe Santry, we'll known theatrical man,
has been in the city for several days billing
his attraction, which appears at The Grand
this week.
Miss Blanche Baldwin was pleasantly sur
prised by number of her young friends
Monday evening at her home Oh South Third
street.
The ladies of the Episcopal church gave
sale of fancy articles in The rooms over the
Lun:berman's Rational bank on Thursday.
The Wilson theater company Will begin
weeks engagement at the Grand opera
house i'll this city tomorrow evening.
Daniel Huddler, who pres:des over the
Sawyer house sample room, has returned
from trip to Hot Springs, Ark.
The spring school vacation closes today,
and teachers and pupils who spent The vaca-
ton elsewhere have returned
NJ. A. Stone and +. A. Lenox were in Min
neapolis Tuesday, attending meeting OF The
grand council, Royal Arcanum.
1t is expected that City Treasurer Hospes
will raturn from Hot Springs the latter par.
of the coming week.
IL. b. Capron returned the first of The
week from Il trip TO Dubuque and other cities
in Iowa.
Mrs Ii. V. Rice was q guest of relatives
and friends ut Hastings during the week.
c. L. Easton. of Minneapolis, was a guest
of Saltwater frieuda early i'll the week.
Mrs. John Jackens of Madison. Ca, is a
guest of saltwater friends.
john Mccarthy has returned from trip to
the Rainy luke district.
Harry Heisel spent the week at his former
: home in pekin. lii.
IB. J. Mosier has returned from a short
to Lake City.