St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-17
SALTWATER NEWS,
Events Of q Day in the City on the
ST. Croix.

Nj. II. Mccarthy, the popular secretary
of the Standard Lumber Company of Du-
buque, Is i'll the city looking after the
eOmpany's logging interests. Mr.. Me-
Carthy states that he has visited the
logging camps in Wisconsin in which
his company is interested, and that they
are doing excellent work. He thinks
that they will cut fully as many logs as
eXpected-estimated at 10,000,000 feet.
Mr.. Mccarthy is looking forward to a
good season in the lumber business, and
thinks that sales will be larger than last
year. He will leave tomorrow on a trip
TO their camps at Partridge.
The dance given by Company K at
the armOrv Friday evening was not as
largely attended as former occasions of
a similar nature, but every one present
had a lovely time and are loud Ill their
praises of the treatment accorded them.
The music furnished by the Graham
Judd orchestra was very fine. Among
these present from out OF the city were
Arthur White and Ed Stees, of St. Paul.
Joseph Kennedy. a crank convict a
the prison, hit Thomas Rush, one OF the
guards, on the head with hammer on
Friday. The injury inflicted will not
prove serious, but will incapaciIate Mr..
Rush for a few days.
Rev. j. II. Albert. of the Congrega-
tional church, will begina series of SER
mons this evening on the general sub
ject: The Political, Social and Re-
Ilgious Progress OF the Nineteenth
Century"
b. A. Hopkins. formerly city clerk in
this city, but who has resided i'll Minis
neapOLis during the past year or TWO,
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Mrs. Fred Gagne, a resident of the
town of Oneka, died Friday, aged fifty
eight years. She leaves a husband and
six children.
Miss Hockenbrock, Of Chippewa
Falls. Wis, was a guest of Miss IneZ
Baldwin, at the Putnam house, few
days the past week.
The New Boy" comedy of much
merit, was presented at The Grand
opera house last evening by a very guod
company.
L. II. Young. Of the Union Shoe and
Leather company, has gone East eX-
pecting to be absent about two weeks.
Invitations are out for a euchre party
to be given by Miss Mayme Goodrich at
her bone next Wednesday evening.
l.. I. Chamberlain and wife, of st.
Paul, were guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. n. Searles last Sunday.
Rufus Golf. who has been down from
the logging districts for several days,
will return TO his work tomorrow.
A number of young people from this
city will attend a party to be given at
Hudson next Friday evening"
Miss Annie Staples entertained
number of her friends at progressive
euchre Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Byron Mosier. who has been
seriously i'll for soihe time. is improving
and is again able TO sit up.
EEugene O'Neal and sons are SPEND
ing a few days at the O'NeaI camps
near Partridge. MIMI.
Arthur Caine has returned from a
trip to The logging camps owned by
Saltwater parties.
The Royal Arcanum gave a pleasant
dancing party i'll Elks' hall last Mon
day evening.
L. W. Warner left yesterday for Wa
terville, Me-, and will be absent several
weeks.
Mrs. Mabel Gillette Sutton, of Chi,
cage. is guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Doe.
Mrs. }. J. Eichten entertained the
Bluff City Whist club Tuesday after
noon.
! Miss Mollie Brunswick entertalded a
number of her friends Thursday even>
| ing.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Burlington left a
few days ago for visit in New Orleans.
r. S. Parker spent the weak with
relatives and friends in Iowa.
Mrs. Clara Gish left Friday for Bloom
field, 10.