St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-08-05
SALTWATER NEWS.
TOTAL ABSTINENCE PEOPLE
3a SEE THE PRISON. +
A Lunch Is Seryed-The Sea Wing
Makes Her Initial Trip since
the Big Disaster.

No convention ever held In St. Raul
could have closed in mere enjoyable
manner than did the G. T. A. U. coll
vention held there this week. Early in
tue week an invitation was extendedAto
the delegates TO visit Saltwater. which,
was accepted, and the delegates and
their ladies arrived here shortly after
noon yesterday over the st. PautS 81
Duluth road. The party numbered
about 325. and, after partaking of an
excellent lunch prepared by Steward
Benner. they made thorough tour OF
the prison, the hospital and shops
Every point of interest was visited, and
the management was highly commend,
ed OIL the cleanliness of the institution
and the perfect discipline noticed
everywhere. Warden Wolfer and his
assistants did all in their power to
make the trip an enjoyable one,
and they succeeded well. From
the prison the delegates marched to the
leyee, wnere they embarked on the
steamer Flora Clark tor "trip down
river. Owing 10 low water, the boat
only went q short distance below Hud-
son and returned to this city. The
visitors then repaired to the magnit-
O'Brien on Olive street, where recep-
ton was held. A lunch was served, and
the guests remained until late hour.
The Sea Wing made her first trip to
this city Yesterday since her Inflated
trip 10 Camp Lakeview some years ago.
and left with log raft for YeOmans
Bros. q hodgins, Winona; the j. w.
VanZant left with raft for the Empire
Lumber company, Winona, and the
Isaac Staples cleared with raft Of logs
for the Standard Lumber company,
Dubuque. The river Is very low. water
is falling every day, and raft move
ments are becoming more difficult.
The sad announcement of the death
of Lieut.. Breidert. of Company e.. in ST.
Paul, caused universal sorrow among
members of Company in this city
Yesterday. Mr.. Breidert was loved by
every member of the Saltwater COM
pany, and their sympathy is extended
to the bereaVed mother. A squad of
members OF Company X will attend the
funeral tomorrow afternoon.
Robert Clifford and Michael FurlOng,
United States prisoners, were received
yesterday from st. Paul. Clifford, who
has previously served term here. will
remain three years for cOunterfelting,
and Furlong will serve one year and
thirty days for selling liquor TO Indians.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Rollingson. of
St. Paul, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Diamond and children, of White Bear,
| were guests of MIR. and Mrs. j. d. Lot z
! Thursday evening.
Misses Nell Smith. Lulu Quillin and
| Agnes Vaughn are guests OF Misses
Ethel and Nell Mcclure. They will
| spend two weeks at Lake Elmo.
f. g. Winter. of St. Paul; Miss Luella
! Soderstrom, of st. Paul, and Mrs. +.
Smith, of Minneapolis, were guests oi
Saltwater friends yesterday.
| , l.. ID. Brown. of Little Falls, was In
| the city Thursday. He left in the even.
ing for Syracuse. n. u, where he VIII
spend short vacation.
MIR. aud Mrs. w. j. Ford and family
and Miss Tessie Ford, OF Chicago, We're
guests of j. O'Siaughnessy and family
The past week. ~
| Prof. He. ~Speedy. who has beer
spending the summer at Center City
was in the city during the week. ii
Mrs. Hal Gridiey and son, who have
been guests Of Mrs. }. S. Anderson, lef
yesterday for Washburn, Wis.
s. Blair McBeath. prominent youn
attorney of this city, spent the week j
Philadelphia and New York.
! Mrs. Z. r. Doyle and Cora Rutherford
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Ge0rg'
Miuett, at Rutledge, Mimi
Miss Bina Taggert. vino spent seve ra
! weeks with Saltwater friends, has re
= turned to st. Paul. -----,
Mrs. Ellen McKeller and children, an
, Miss Ruby Colligan are spending affe
days at Mahtomedl.
Rev. Patrick O'Brien, of Fremont
O., is guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. JON
O'Brien. vr.
Mrs. E. S. Pitman and grandson
Eddie Lee, have gone to Maine on
! visit.
, Frank TIenskemper. OF st. Pau
/ spent the week with his parents in TIL
/ city.
C. M. McCluer returned yesterda
from a-short business trip to Duluth.
Miss May Mccarthy has returne
from visit at New Richmond, Wis.
: Miss Marguerite Gregg, of Wabash
Is guest of Mrs G. Ii. Davidson.
3 Miss Hall, of Duluth, was guest
t Miss Pennington the past week.
Mrs. j. P. Mas.erman has returne
from visit at Springfield. Mo.
Miss Blanche Kenyon has return
from visit at Eyota, Mimi.
d. A. Blakeney and family have !
turned from Mahtomedi.
4 a. P. Moves, Of Forrest Lake, spel
s Thursday in Saltwater.
|, Misses Della and Hattie Arndt spe
x the week in st. Paul.
. Robert Malloy has gone to Mora
a spend a few days.
: Miss Grace Stom is visiting at T0ws
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