St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-21
SRlNT RUL.
HERE AND THERE.


Regular meeting of the Assembly DIT
1870 tonight.
The assembly committee on streets
will meet at p. m. today.
The assembly committee on ponce
will meet at 4 p. m. today.
John A. Lovely, the Albert Lea po'
litical chieftain, is at the Ryan.
Vega society will give nechtlG So
cisl at Vega hall on Saturday night
Tba Central w. c. T. U. will meet at
Ford's hall at o'clock this afternoon
The Ninth ward municipal league
will meet at Nelson's hall, S9o flce
street tonight.
An entertainment will be glven To-
morrow night at the Atlantic CchsFe-
gational church.
Michael T. Maggie has sued j.. D.
Maggie & Co. to recover .$l6o alleged 10
be due on a note.
Crescent Pleasure club will give
masquerade ball at its West size nan
next Saturday night.
ST Paul Luxemburgers will give
their fifteenth annual ball at Iurher
hall Saturday night.
Menzell Bros. have begun on action
to recover 1904 alleged to be due on
note against L. o. Lundgren.
In case of John A. Starrett against
Mary Monson, tried in Judge Kerr
court, the jury returned a verdict Iof
$41S.
margaret Richardson has sued Ear>
r,et Nj. Mckay and Malcolm Mckay,
70 recover 81. 800 alleged to be due on
note.
Tomorrow night the ladies of Plym>
outh church will give a New England
dinner from 6:30 to 8 in the church
parlors.
The Duluth Ice company filed ar
ticles of Incorporation with 1, the secfe7
tary of state yesterday. The capital
stock is $50 co..
Jacob M. Leidendecker yesterday
made an absolute assignment to ".
H. Farnham. The value Of the assets
is placed at $4,000
julius A. Schmall, of Redwood Fails,
an erstwhile familiar figure in lo t3si
newspaper circles, is registered at the
Windsor with his bride.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
NJ E. church will give a social TO- o
night at the residence Of Charles f.
Loweth, $40 Dayton avenue.
The Moses Montefore Young Mems
Charitable Association Of Minneapo-
lis filed articles of association with
the secretary of state yesterday.
The Coolidge Fuel and Supply COM
pany has brought suit to recover from
the Hanley Fuel and Oil company
$168. SIS alleged to be due on account.
The ladies Of st. PatriclIs church
gave a social last night at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Edward Sexton, ll5 Nan
itoba avenue. 1t was well attended.
Charles Eochstadter G Co.fare MAIDS
defendants in an action brought by
the National German-American BANK
10 recover $7,4M alleged TO be due Oh
notes.
St. Paul Chapter o. f. S. will give G
social at the residence OF MRS. Helfle,
l.
ing Feb. q. pleasant time is an
ticipated.
Rev. Morgan viii deliver temper
ance lecture at Salvation Army hall,
WacCuta street, tonight. The subject
will be, "Who Is Responsible for the
Saloon?"
o. r. Burrows, who sued D. D.
Smith for 1913 Oh account of piles
driven for the Red Wing bridge, yes
terday secured a verdict for $l5S IN
Judge Otis court.
A dramatic and musical entertain>
ment will he given by the. Union lodge,
L. .. e. T., this evening, Feb. Il,
at Relief Society hall, al East Nintn
street. Everybody welcome.
A meeting in the interest of social
reform will be held at Turner hall,
March 10, at p. m. All the labor or
CARNATIONS will attend, and the meet
Ing will be addressed by Rev. Niclaus
Bolt.
Rothschild & Kohn have sued Sam
uel A. Miller to recover $99.15 alleged
to be due on account, and have sWorr,
out a writ OF garniShment in which
the American Insurance company is
named as garnisAee.
Capital lodge, K. of P, will give it,
grand ball at the HGtel Metropolitan
tonight. Grand Chanc&llor Hilscher
will be present and address the gath
ering. There viii also be a musical
and literary programme.
The state prison and reform boards
met yesterday morning, but no quorum
being present, the transaction of any
business was necessarily deferred
The members OF the boards discussed
informally the various work in the
two institutions.
The jury in the $4,000 personal in
jury damage suit of Charles Huepp,
chen against the Great Western roaG
yesterday returned a verdict for 50, 800
in favor of plaintiff. fiueppchen lost
Il foot by reason of an accident on 8
South st. Paul motor train.
Joseph Petzenka has begun an &C
ton to recover from George A. DALI
more 1898 for property alleged to havt
been converted to his own use by de
PENDANT after a chattel mortgage now
held by plaintiff had been executed
thereon by one C. NJ. Hildebrand.
Curtis G. Lewis was taken i'll on the
JONI IiOlIidn, proprietor OIL the MID
vale stock farm, has begun replevir
proceedings against j. +. Schultz.
Ericll Olson ct al. to recover DOS
session of some horses On which he
claims a lien for pasturage and keep
The amount Of the original claim is $50
witness stand Tuesday afternoon while
giving testimony in the suit of Mrs
=. j. Scheu against the Dakota Lant
and Live Stock company and had tt
be taken home. The hearing was con
tinued until Monday by Judge Kelly
The Professional club will give {
masquerade ball at Turner hall, Tues
day night, Feb. 26. Four prizes vii
be given, one each to the best dressed
lady. and gentleman, and the mos
comically dressed lady and gentle
man. Kleists orchestra will furnish
the music.
4 literary and musical entertainment
will be given at Columbia hall, corner
University and Prior avenues. to-
night, under the auspices of Division
No. B, a. o. H, of Ramsey county
Addresses will be made by Rev j. M
Cleary, of Minneapolis, and othe,
speakers of note.
Albert Clewett, formerly marshal a
White Bear, and brother of Reubel
Clewett, the present marshal there
who was at one time deputy sheriff
IN this county, died suddenly of hear
disease at his home in White Rea-
Tuesday. Deceased was sixty-fiy,
years Of age. The funeral takes plac
at o'clock today.
No. 1878, Royal Arcanum, will give
grand ball at the West Side oper;
house, corner Colorado and Soutl
Mabasha streets, on Friday. Feb. 2:
The committee has spared neithe
time nor expense in their arrange
ments. Oysters will be served at /
o'clock. Parties who desire to tax
the last car for the East side, whici
Leaves at 1910 a. m, will be served a
II o'clock p. m.