St. Paul daily globe., 1894-07-15
SALTWATER NEWS.
Two Little Boys Disappear =
Events of Saturday.

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Events of Saturday.
Considerable excitement was created
in this city Friday evening by the mys-
terlous disappearance Of the two sons
of John and Thomas Burke. The little
fellows were less than five years of age.
and bad succeeded in getting to the
union depot, where they boarded
train. The conductor noticed them, but
supposed they were with relatives or
friends, and paid no attention to them
until the train reached Minneapolis.
The conductor made inquiries there,
ana learned that they belonged In Still
water, and brought them back to White
Bear, where John Burke found them
yesterday. While the children were
absent, search was instituted here,
and the search did not end until late in
the evening, when Mr.. Burke received
message from White Bear stating
their whereabouts.
Rev. L. II. Morey, formerly pastor of
the First Presbyterian church in this
city, who is now at the head Of flock
in San Antonio. Tex, will preach at the
Presbyterian church in this city today.
Mr.. MOrey and wife are spending few
weeks in the North, and while in Still
water will he guests OF MIR. and Mrs. E.
A. Phlnney.
A number of Saltwater people have
been driven from the city Y the intense
heat of the past few days and are snug
ly encamped at the neighboring lakes.
Some will spend only few days. while
others contemplate remaining away
from the city until the latter part Of
August.
Members of Saltwater lodge Knights
of Pythlas were surprised IN pleasant
manner Tuesday evening by party OF
Knights from st. Paul lodge, who came
over for short visit.
The Cyclone cleared yesterday with
raft of logs for Taber i Co., Keo-
kuk. The logs were from the st. Paul
boom, and had been towed TO Prescott
by the Ben Htrsey.
Company K goes to camp at Lake
view tomorrow, and the boys are look
ing forward to a good time. The at
tendance this year will be largo.
}. 5. OBricn was up from Chicago
the first of the week to attend the July
meeting of the board of prison man.
ayers.
o. Z. Johnson and Miss Nettie John
son, OF Red Wing, were guests of j. y.
johnson and family part of the week.
B. j. Mosier and family. James Foley
aud wife and Chief of Polics Smith and
wife are encamped at Lake Elmo.
Mrs. w. c. Masterman and Mrs. F.
P. Doe were guests of Minneapolis
friends part of the week.
The marriage of Miss Bertha Hefty to
William Meters, of st. Paul, occurs in
this city next Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. A. T. Mir
relees, of Keokuk, To-. are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. King.
Mrs. l.. b. Castle attended meeting
of the Daughters of the Revolution at
Fort Smelling on Friday.
Rev. S. L. Half, of the Swedish Luth-
eran church, returned Tuesday from all
extended trip abroad.
Mrs. w. q. Clark Jr. has returned to
st. Paul after pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. +. G. Cutler.
B. p. Taber, a prominent Keokuk
luinberman. was in the city yesterday.
Miss AIDA Roney is a guest of Mrs.
Charles Lincoln. III West Superior.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Davis have gone
East to be absent week or two.
j. c. Nethaway aud wife returned
tuesday from trip to Boston.
l.. d. Brown, Of Little Falls, Minn.,
is IN the city on short visit.
Miss June jerks Is guest of Mrs. c.
f. Kilgore at Hopkins, Mimi.
W. A. Prince, of Fargo, N. d.. was in
the city part of the week.
A. S. Merriam, Of Quincy. H., was in
the city part of the week.
Mrs. Peter Daniels and daughter Mil
lie have gone to ClOquet.
George Fournier and family spent the
week at White Bear.
A. II. Twitchell and family have re-
moved to Erie, Pa.
E. A. Englin left last evening for
Kansas City.
James c. Simpson. of Davenport, was
in the city Tuesday.
Rev. j. L. Danner and wife are In the
East.