St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-24
SAINT PAUL
HERE AND THERE.

The state librarian has received hould
and Lucker's Federal Income Tax.
Supt. Pendergast will attend meet
ing of the school officers of Kandlyohi
county, at Wilimar, this morning.
The ". u. KptZeback Milling COM
many. of Wells, has been Incorporated
under the state laws. The capltai STOCK
is So. 600.
A meeting will be held tonight at the
First Baptist church, led by seven
Young men of the state university, OF
special interest TO young men.
Mrs. y. +. Colviile fell upon an Icy
sidewalk Tuesday afternoon and was
SERIOUSLY hurt, trough Der physician
thinks she will De out in few days.
A certificate Of amendment OF the ar
ticles of incorporation Of the Great
Northern Fence company was fled yes
terday with the secretary OF state.
An adjourned meeting of citizens will
be held tonight at Woo!sey hall, Case
and Burr streets, for the purpose OF DIS
cussing pending municipal legislation.
The Worlds Fair will be the SUBJ
ject of a tree lecture this evening at the
Bethel Boat, feet OF Sibley street. ms
lecture will be fully illustrated by line
collection Of stereopticon views.
The Equitable Aid Insurance com
panv. of Pennsylvania. whose license
was revoked some time ago Tor nom
payment of judgment, has settled the
matter, aud has been relicenSed by the
insurance commissioner.
The Ivy Leaf social club will give a
social hop next Saturday evening at IS
South Robert street. Music will he
furnished by the Fiorentine orchestra.
A valuable prize will be given to the
best lady and gentleman WALTER.
A certificate was filed yesterday in
the office Of the secretary of state, by
which the articles Of Incorporation or
the Minneapolis Western Railway COM
pany are amended. The amount OF the
capital stock of the company Is now
raised to S250.000.'
The retail clerks association will give
dime social tonight al Labor hail. The
programme consists or an overture by
Ryder'S orchestra; snio by Mrs. Charles
Grant: fantasia for flute by Henry and
John Rokenkirchen; ballad by 4. Z.
COun0rS, and piano solo by +. w. hrleg-
er.
Potatoes. French fried, Lyonnaise po-
tatoes. crt quotes, hash Lrown potatoes,
potatoes an grain and sweet potatoes,
will be the subject of Miss Thomson'S
demonstration lesson this afternoon at 8
o'clock. at the rooms OF the Young
Women's Friendly association, 455 Jack
son street.
The following companies filed annual
reports with the Insurance commission
er Yesterday: The Farmers Accident
and Life and the World Lie and Acct
dent, of Minneapolis; the German, Of
FrpepGrt, ILL.,, and The United States
branch of the Sun Insurance company,
Of New York.
The carpenters and joiners are still
adding new names to the membership
roll. There were eight added at last
Tuesdays meeting. The union is now
in good standing, there being ninety
four members on the roll. Next Tues.
day will be Tie last opportunity for new
members to enter under the Old fee.
AT the home OF Mrs. Richter, 245 East
Winilred street, on Friday evening,
Jan. %, at o'clock, kette-drum will
be given by the Willard union, W. G. L.
T., at which Mesdames Bryant, St.
Pierre and kimball viii read papers on
the question, "Shall Women Be Allowed
Municipal Suhrage?" All the friends OF
the union are cordially invited.