St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-10
MINNEAPOLIS.
mloNEAFoLIs GLoHULEs.

President Giertsen, of the board Of
education, mas announced his commit
tees.
At a meeting of the board of trade
held yesterday new directors were
elected.
The examination for the position of
supervisor or water works Will be con-
inued next Saturday.
Health Commissioner Avery, the new
1cumbent, assumed the duties Of office
esterday at the city hall.
Mrs. c. L. Butterfeld gave an enjoy
Die luncheon yesterday afternoon at
er residence, 2749 Hennepln avenue.
Minneapolis Lodge No. 10. of the A
and A. NJ. viii attend the funeral OF
:. L. Richardson this afternoon in
iody.
The travelling statesmen of the Missis-
Yippi Valley Lumber company will give
heir fourth annual ball at the West
hotel Jan. 3.
There are a number of choice seats
uusoid tor Robert q. lngersol's lecture
on The Bible tomorrow night at the
Lyceum theateT.
Edwin NJ. Bangs. vino gives his resi-
dence at Boston, Mass. was declared
insane Yesterday in The probate court
and sent TO 81. Peter.
The SaudOw TrOcaderuV audevlleS.
headed ~ tie athlete or the century,
Eugene SlnuOW, viii commence an en-
gagement al the Grand this evening.
The annual meeting OF the Young
Women's Christian association Will
occur next " edneSday evening i'll the
association TOOLS at sos NicOllet ave
nue..
The farewell appearance of those ac-
cOmpllSned fun makers, Hallen and
Hart. Will furnish The entertainment ar
The Grand the fTst thee nights of next
week.
Members of Camp 9, Sons of Veter-
ans. Will meet Monday evening next at
IU1 Washington avenue south. and at
tend u 4 BODY the meeting OF Camp !,
al 81. Paul.
Yesterday afternoon the marriage OF
Miss Margaret A. uOrau and George K.
Smith was sOiemuZed at the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception by Father
keane. Nj. and Mrs. Smith take a trip
iu the South for the next few weeks.
Recent arrivals OF Minneapolis people
at New York hotels are: w. N. Beck.
q. L. Neunier. Miss keith. Westminster
hotel: L. Ford. A. WrIIZner. Broadway
Central: a. MalYin, Windsor; j d.
Weller. Hotel SAVOY.
Miss Villa Whitney White Will give
the first of three German folk-song re-
citals next tuesday evening at Hamp-
shire Arms Tor The benefit Of the
Plymouth free Kindergarten and day
nursery.
q. w. Van Dusen x Co. have brought
suit against the First National Bank OF
Redheld. ). d., to collect -. 4O5.62 al
legged TO be owing the plaintiff. The
Flour City National bank has been gar
nIsheO IN the amount
David MOntelth was granted verdict
of 800 ana Harriet MOnteith $4,000 in
their suits against the 500 railway yes
terday. 4 say OF sixty days was grant
ed IN which to appeal. a former trial
resulted 10 a disagreement.
The first quarterly meeting of the
Minneapolis branch OF the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society viii be held
tomorrow evening at the Central Park
NJ. Z. ChuLch. ST. Paul. Miss Florence
Sterling. OF Red Wing. who is TO leave
soon tOr India. will be present.
Miss Rilla McPherrou. OF Mimic, n.
D.. While visiting in the city last
week lost a handsome gold watch
inland with diamonds. The property
was turned over to the police yester-
day by Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy. OF 1920
Seventeenth avenue south. Mrs. Ken
nedy saw the loss advertised in the
newspapers.
Local theateT gOers are promised a
genuine treat in the annual visit the
coming week al The BUOu OF the Kim
ball Opera CUmique company and Cor
iuue. Crowded houses were the rule
during The appearance of this attraC-
ton last season at the Bijuu. aud even
q more complete presentation of this
popular operate creation is promised
on this occasion.
The span OF Life" has struck a pop
ular chord ut the Bijou. and its many
thrilling scenes ana situations and eli
makes are intensely appreciated by
large audiences. The piece does not
depend for success upon the living
bridge alone. but each act contains
strong dramatic scenes. situations and
ClMaXes.