The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-08-02

unknown and unwelcOme visitor at his residence
Monday night. The stranger, with all the famil-
arity of intimate" friendship proceed to lay in
4 goodly supply of edibleS from Mr.. McIntire's
bountful larder. Spring chicken. butter, ham,
sugar. tea and coffee all found their way into the
capaciOus NAV or sack of the invisible intruder
The thief however. very considerably left
enough of each behind for the mornings meal. il
A goodly supply of preserves and case OF q
Wolfe's Premium Beer were left unmOlested, for t
which courtesy Mr.. McIntire desires to return Il
to his unknown friend his most sincere thanks. t
CITY ITEMS.
Only 1O4 in the shade last Friday. Whew!
The boom shut down several days the past
week on account of low water.
The county board of equalization met Monday
to inspect the reports of assessors.
Mr.. John Fairburn and wife departed for their
future home at Durango. Colorado, last evening.
I'D. Bassett of Minneapolis was in the city
Monday attending the funeral of jeremiah Don
AVIAN.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Butterfield of Chicago are
visiting Mrs. L. n. Geekie, mother of Mrs. But
terrified.
Mrs. f. H. Lemon and daughter are visiting
friends in St. Paul. They will return home Sun
day evening.
A large number of saltwater people went to
White Bear Sunday to witness the Minneapolis
Toledo base ball game.
Oliver Roi an old resident of this city, died
suddenly Sunday morning of heart failure. |
He was found dead in bed.
Mr. John Dorsey, the well known and popular
drayman, has gone to Absarak, N d. on two
weeks visit to his daughter.
1t is stated that times are so hard in saltwater
that one of the city saw mills has quit blowing
| their whistle to save steam.
Miss Blanche Kenyon has returned home
from four weeks visit at the home of Capt.
and Mrs. Edwin Dunn at EyOta
The ladies of the NJ E. Church will hold an ice
cream festival this evening on the grounds OF
the Lincoln school building, on the North hill.
Mr.. j. S. Bassett, formerly superintendent of
the Saltwater Street Railway, has leased the
Pittman House, taking immediate possession.
A. R. Campbell has been appointed captain of
the city fire department.. to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of A. T. Anderson
The Dania Society gave delightful picnic in
Beans Grove, Sunday, many members OF the
4 society from ST. Paul and Minneapolis being
y present.
The proof of will of the late A. s. Parker of
Marine was heard in probate court Monday.
Keeper Archie Parker of the prison being the
i sole heir.
|. Jeremiah Donovan, an old resident of Still
water died Saturday of diabetes, after an illness
of several weeks. Deceased was seventy-six
: years of age.
- - Miss Carrie Lindsay of Anoka is spending a
few days in the city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
o. McFan and family at their residence on
y Maple street.
IL James Dryer, a farmer living in saltwater
township while driving on North Main street
Is Saturday. fell from his wagon, dead. His sud
den death was caused by heart failure.
Members of the Presbyterian church and Sun
III day school of this city held picnic at White
's Bear, Tuesday. A steamboat ride upon the lak'
n was one of the most enjoyable features OF TIN
occasion.
as The Democratic county convention was hell
Re at the court house in this city yesterday after
at noon and elected twenty-One delegates to tn
ne congressional convention which meets at Lind
II. strom August i.
H. Mrs. C. C. Bordwel and daughter Miss Wi
L., have returned from several weeks visit IN tn
he east Mrs Bordwen was delegate to the Christ
ay ian EndeayOr convention recently held a
a Columbus Ohio.
Mrs. E. Reed and daughters, Mrs. Aust
er jerks and Mrs. T. Fellows departed for low
'e- last Thursday evening, where they went {
~ attend the funeral of their lately deceased so
rt- and brother Victor Reed.
The Father Mathew society of this city hs
arranged for special train to st. Paul an
nm return for the accommodation of those who ma
IN desire to attend the temperance rally at tn
re- auditorium this evening.
,as The eight months old child of Mr.. and MIR
Charles Linblad died early Monday morning
cholera infantum. The funeral took place fro
rus their home, on Laurel street Tuesday Afternoon
OF Rev. j. L. Half officiating.
in Mrs T. W. Alexander and family, Mrs. CIR
ION ham and family, Mrs. Parish and family, al
1R. Miss Name Doyle with other friends have esta
lshed Camp Retreat at MahtOmedia Whe
they will enjoy the lake breeze for couple
'he weeks.
zen John Penariff who was arrested last week
oor Sheriff Marty, charged with the robbing OF
rd- A. Durands store at Newport, was last Thu
ing day bound over to the November grano jury
81 900 bonds, being unable to secure which
was committed to Jail.
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The Saltwater Messenger says: "Ow
rd. Hughes, blacksmith at the Schulenburg
Il Boeckeler mill, was painfully injured Thursd
10 afternoon. He was caught in lumber cha
Is and his left arm broken in two places. abo
16 and below the elbow. while he suffered PAIN
10 10 and serious bruises about the breast and back
saltwater is having mild stroke of gold few