St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28
SALTWATER EVENTS
News of n Day in the City on the
st. CrOiX,

News of n Day in the City on the
st. CrOix.
Burglars entered Ignatius Fazendin,s
saloon Friday night and stole the cash
register, containing about $40. An
entrance was effected through a win
dow and an effort was madei to open
the register in the saloon, but it could
not be done and it was removed toGthe
alley in~the rear where it / was eep
molished and the cash removed. An
effort was also made to gain entrance
into Joseph VOLTS wholesale liquor
store. The lock on one of the doors
was pried off, but the door was fastened
with a bolt. The police have no clews
to work on.
Several small log sales were made
during the past week, the buyers be-
ing principally down river mill men.
The Odd Fellows will attend SER
vices today in the Methodist church,
Rev. Cressy having prepared an ap-
propriate address.
Warden WoIfer has received notifi-
cation of the shipment of anothei- lot
OF the new binding Irvine machinery
recently purchased by the board of
prison managers.
Company K, of the city, will be in
spected next Friday evening, and the
boys are devoting much time to drills.
The company will pass an excellent in
spection this year, much credit being
due the officers and men for their per-
sistent hard work
A. I. jerks & Co., sold a million feet
OF logs yesterday to the Hannibal saw
mill company, and the East side lum-
Der company has sold nearly a million
feet of lumber to Svendsen & OFT. of
Dubuque.
grand sacred concert, in which the
leading singers of this city and st.
Paul will participate, will be given at
ASCENSION church. next Thursday
evening. An elaborate programme has
been arranged. -
MRS. Charles Buck, Of ST Paul, was a
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
austin jerks, part of the week.
Miss June jerks spent last Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs Charles f. Ki,pore
in st. Paul. >
A very pleasant dancing party was
gwen IN Music hall Wednesday even
ing, by the Royal Arcanum.
The Saltwater Choral society has
completed the first year of its ex-
lstence, and will give a concert and
dance at the Sawyer house, May 9.
Mrs. Charles Gay. of Hudson, Wis.
mas returned home after a. pleasant
Visit with Mrs. B. J. Mosier
DR.. w. H. Game and son have gone
to Mt Clement, Mich.
Miss Bella Rankin, of st. Paui was
a guest of Mrs. L. c. Proctor last
Sunday.
j. G. Nethaway spent a part of the
week in Pine City. ~
Mrs. II. I. Chatfield. of Spring Valley.
WIS, WIS was guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Myron Shepard during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. George. H. Prince. of
81 Paul, attended the wedding of Har.
y. robertson and Miss Annie Sta
PIES IN this city on Wednesday.
Mrs. Y. c. Squires, Misses Sturgis
Glinllan, Bement and Lamprey. and
Messrs. S. D. Sturgis, w. H. Patter-
son. and M. j. Boyle, of st. Paul were
guests Of E. W. Durant, Friday even
ing. They were members of a horse
PACK party and left yesterday morning
for Osceola.
MRS. q. p. Bassett has gone to
CnlppaWa Falls to spend a few weeks
with relatives and friends.
Daniel Harkins leftyesterday for Mt.
Clemens, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Moffat of Chi
cago, and Joe Bartles, of st. Paul. were
guests of H. 7. King on Friday.
Humphrey Sawyer left yesterday
Tor North Yakima, Wash, in response
TO telegram announcing the serious
illness OF his eldest daughter.
George Culver, who has been a guest
OF Mrs w. H. Game, left yesterday
for Texas.