The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1894-05-10

CITY ITEMS. a a
DR.. B. j. Merrill has gone to Galveston, Texas, q
n a short visit.
The Nelson mill at Lakeland will not be run a
he present season. F
House cleaning is the cOstagiOn most prev
lent about the city just now.
The Republican meeting will be held in the
hamber of commerce rooms this evening.
Stillwater's newly organized base ball team ,
will play it's first game at the park next Sunday. s
August Meyer was instantly killed Tuesday at
Lakeland by the caving in Of a we'll which he
vas digging. He leaves wife and three chill
lren.
Seren P Rees. who is attending college
spent Sunday with his parents in
this city.
The bible circle met last Saturday afternoon
at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. j. H. Albert.
on Laurel street.
Mrs. Ed. Foster, residing on Churchill street,
has been confined to her home during the past
week by severe illness.
State Supt. of Schools Pendergast delivered
lecture to the teachers of this county, at the
court house Saturday afternoon.
Born to Mr., and Mrs. Nels Sandal, who re-
side on Myrtle street, Friday noon, May 4th,
daughter. Mother and child are doing we'll.
John Boastrom who formerly resided on
Maple street has moved to the country, where
he will try farming the present season.
Rev. j. H. Albert preached very intesestlng
sermon to parents last Sunday evening at Grace
CONGREGATIONAL church. to large congregation.
Members of the Presbyterian Minister'S Club,
of St. Paul were entertained by Rev. DR.. banner
of the First Presbyterian church, Monday even
ing.
It is rumered that Mrs. Mary Lease, the
Kansas female POpust Free Mason, Will
lecture at the opera house sometime during the
present month.
The st. Croix Lumber Co.'S. big mill at South
saltwater started up Friday morning, thus at
fording work and much needed relief to large
/ NUMBER OF Ilell.
The family of Mr.. Geo. Galloway, moved last
Saturday to Wildwood. Wis, where MIR. Gal
loway is employed as engineer by the Mime
sofa & Wisconsin R'y Co.
Isaac Sarsel, of Owatonna, was ia the city
several days last week, visiting friends and at
tending to business affairs ia connection with
the resident property which he still retains
here.
The Farmer Stebbins'' entertainment, given
under the management and instruction OF Mrs
Clara Gish. at Grace Congregational Church
last Friday evening, is said to have been yer!
pleasing success.
Sheriff Marty, Monday morning, sold the Still
water street railway at auction Judge Netha
way bid the property in for $69,25427, in behal
of the bondholders. The purchasers will tax
immediate possession.
n Miss Hicks and Miss Reed. teachers at tn
I Lincoln school, took the scholars Of their depart
, ments out gathering flowers Monday evening
j. the little folks enjoyed the trip hugely and ha
= merry and happy time.
, Fruit culture is more profitable to the farme
# now than his other crops. Brown Bros. co
p the most extensive nursery house in the U. 5
n have a vacancy in this section. Write them
" Chicago, Ill.,, for their terms.
Miss Viva Castle, who was shot by jealol
ID colored woman while in Minneapolis last wee
le is still in critical condition. and while stror
I'd hOpes are entertained for her ultimate recover
e. there is no certainty as to the outcome.
f. Henry Schultz a farmer of Oakdale, whose p
. culiar actions have attracted considerable atte
hit ton of late, was taken before the probate col
Of Saturday. where he was examined and pr
&c nounced insane He will be taken to the Roc
he ester asylum
~ The Daily Gazette says: "SOme mlscrea
"' broke into the boat club house sometime durl
the past winter, and smashed every boat stor
therein. 1t is clearly a case of mallclousne
IL and if possible the offenders should be
,is tected and punished.' And THE M1RR'
nd comedies. Such implacable cussedness can
lie be too severely punished.
~ The saltwater correspondent to the st. Z;
., Pioneer Press says: The report comes fr'
-. Schulenburgs addition to this city OF straI
NV. case of suspended animation. child TN
49, had been i'll several days, and on MONDAY
,':S ceased to breathe. The parents supposed Tn
49,, child was dead. and set about making prepa
n. tions for the funeral, but the following day
~ apparently inanimate form began to show II
80. cations of life and it is said the child is
ri. recovering.
Beef barreled alive, was the novel sight
81, messed at the old Frank Walker place on M
40 street. few days ago. An innocent female
the bovine species was perambulatng ab
min the premises taking in lunch of domestlca
&c lawn grass, when suddenly she descended I'M
sor large beer cask which, in years gone by,
>noo been sunk into the ground and used as
Wv term being covered, it had become moss-strt
49, and hidden from view, but was thus discove
ond by the unsuspecting COW. Those who wltnes
,,or the sight say that it is the first time they