St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-14
SRlFNT 2 HUL.
HERE AND THERE.

The retail clerks held an important
business meeting last night.
The Central W. c. T. L. viii meet at
Ford's hall this afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Supt. Tomlir son, of st. Peter hos
pitai, called On Secretary Hart yes
terday. -
A meeting of the w. C. T. Z. will DO
held in Ford's hall today at 3 p. n.
Members are earnestly requested to
attend.
Lewis e. Jones has begun an action
against Owen Mccain, ct al. to quiet
title to certain real estate.
The Cosmopolitan Social club, OF
Minneapolis, filed articles of assocla-
ton with The secretary of state.
The EIks will give stag social on
the night of March q. A programme
will be carried out entitled THE Pass
in-Show"
]. W. Bishop has begun proceedings
against Enoch Johnson for the fore
closure of a mortgage for ,Sf,0Go given
to the ST Paul Trust company. ~
The regular meeting Of the theosoph-
zeal society will be held this evening
at 52l Endicott building. Subject,
1.-The Mystics of the Middle Ages.
A. e. Todd, an old telegrapher, died
in Chicago yesterday, and VIII be pu-
ried by the Masonic fraternity, he
worked for several years in st. Paul.
Judge Kerr is hearing the suit of II.
II. Sayre against j. G.. Nelson, being
an action to recover $50, claimed as
commission on alleged real estate
sales.
The congregation and friends are to
have a pastors reception and BIRTH
day social at the House of Hope Pres
byterian church this evening at 8
o'clock.
Judge Otis yesterday partly heard
the suit of the Commercial bank
against r. c. Elliott ct al. and then
continued it. The action is for $1,000
on a note.
Judge Brill has made an order ex-
tending the time to answer claims in
the case of Willoughy Bros. against
the st. Paul German Insurance com,
pany to May /.
Judge Kerr has given Judgment in
favor of the plaintiff for $500 in the
case of A. L. Hendrickson against
Anne and Samuel Rosenbaum. The
action was to recover on a note.
St. MichaeTs parish will hold it's ST.
Patyicks celebration Monday, night,
March IS, at Martins hall, corner South
Wabasha and Colorado streets. F. l..
McGhee will lie the orator of the occa>
sion.
Judge Kelly yesterday granted Al
fred H. jerks a divorce from his wife,
Ida c. jerks, on the ground of adul-
terry. jerks caught his wife with
liidlS COIIIlA1tllOtl, anu SiC IileidC iiO at
tempt to defend herself from the
charge.
Laura W. Lowndes and Lawrence
c. Fenno, as executors of the will OF
Walter Cary Tuckermdn, have brought
suit against Henry NJ. Tuelle and the
Burlington Heights Improvement
company to recover 81 ,0G0 alleged to
be due on a note.
The Grand Marais & North Shore
Railroad company, with capital stock
of $4,000, has filed articles of incor-
poration with the secretary of state.
The incorporators are Edward S.
Lewis, of Grand Marais; G. s. Ander
son, o. E. Erickson, c. E. Bateman
and ". e. Palmer, all of Minneapo>
lis.
John Warner has sued the city to
recover S317 paid on a judgment for
an assessment for the grading OF
Fairview street. The assessment was
$lS2, and the plaintiff claims to have
received no notice of it until the
judgment was rendered and the prop.
erty sold. He then paid under pro-
test.
Opie Read. the author of 1.-The Ken
lucky Colonel" and Nixon Water
man, a well-know American poet,
will appear at the Peoples church on
Thursday evening, March q, in a
joint authors reading. These we'll
known authors will read from their
OWE writings in q programme repre-
senting the humorous and pathetic
sides of life.