The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-09-06
SALTWATER NEWS.
Wedding Quiet
Home Affair

ooiiihs-staples Wedding Quiet
Home Affair.
Otis Staples, prominent Saltwater logger.
was married last evening to Miss Mana p
Goiiins' an accomplished lady who has taught
IN the Saltwater schools several years. The
wedding was quiet, only relatives and imme-
d1ate friends being present
me miscellaneous cash receipts of the
PTi 49, a. for the month of August amounted to
ceiVed from the Union Shoe and Leather
company for convict labor, and 81 COS. 10 was
Ior sales and collections on account of binder
twine. -
The September meeting of The board nj
prison managers was held in this city yester
aay' put no business of Importance came In
Tor consideration.
=. Inc number OF visitors at the state prison
the past week far exceeded that of any nrevi
Gus week In the history of the institution
more than 300 paid admissions being re-
celved by the usher. The large number of
~ etra was que IN measure to the influx
vi strangers from ST. Paul and Minneapolis
Mlulam Voeiker. well-known farmer re-
slolng few miles northwest of this citv
VINO was thrown from a stack by a drunken
enpioye Few weeks ago, is in a critical
condltion, and it is feared cannot recover
NO warrant has been issued for the arrest
OF ms assailant. who was in this city several
days after the fracas occurred but has sinca
left for parts unknown.
James McDermott prominent resident Of
hudson Wis, died Friday afternoon OF a
complication of diseases after an illness COW
ering period of more than two wears ne
ceased was sixty-two years of age and Wa.
brother of Phil McDermott Of this civ
Inc remains will be brought here for burial
-; inns s. aIternoon, and the interment will occur
IN the cemetery at South Saltwater.
Peter Rafferty,, of St Paul who 10 ob,rr>5
Win Win the murder CT Thomas Curtin at Lake
Elmo two weeks ago, was arraigned In the
m ma,iePa On court , here Yesterday. He de-
nearing was continued until next Thurs5av
he is defended by ]. c. Nethaway and will
endeavor to prove an alibi '--.
co M; n, M6c ty. Of the Standard Lumber
company, Dubuque, is in the city for a few
days He is accompanied by his wife and
daughter WV Gnu
Or. Lundeen, of Lindstrom, was In the civ
Yesterday and will locate here permanently.
Rev. Thomas McCleary of Minneanol;s Mill
address the inmates of the prison tomorrnvr
Inc customary privileges will be granted the
inmates, including short freedom in the
yard " 'i'o
Capt. Jack Crawford the poet scout has
consented to give an entertainment al the
prison this morning.
Miss Margie Mosier has gone to Winona IN
attend the normal -
Miss June jerks returned last evening from
pleasant visit with her sister, Mrs c. F.
kilgore, in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Charles Reed. of Peoria. III is a
guest of Mrs. Laura Reed
%. H. Beckman returned Friday from
or his vacation with his mother He will
Degin the duties as principal of the Saltwater
high school tomorrow.
Miss Myrtle Reed has returned from a. cou-
pie OF months stay at Peoria, Ill.
Mrs. G. II. Brown is at home from pleas
ant trip to Alpena. Mich.
Mrs. Edward Bassett of Berlin Wis., spent
the week with her son. E. G. Bassett
i DR.. B. ]. Merrill has returned from a trim
to Des Moines 10.
.qG lG. Strickland, for many years valued
bookkeeper in the First National bank leaves
In a few days for Northern California. where
he will reside in the future. ....,...--s
H. c. Ryan. of Davenport, To-, spent a
part Of the week with Lawrence Hewitt.
Mrs. Grace Libby. Of West Superior. Wis.
is guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
Fry.
Hon. j. S. O'Brien is at home from trip
to st. Louis, Mo-. where his running horses
are stationed.
DR.. Charles Suylandt. of Gladwin Mich
was guest OF his sister, Mrs. Wolfer dur
ing the week. He was accompanied by his
wife and children.
DR.. Allison Smith, OF Winnipeg Man. was
guest Of saltwater friends on Wednesday.
Ernest Baldwin, of Canton, S. D., spent a
part of the week with relatives in this city.
Mrs. j. T. Perkins, of Keokuk To-. is q
guest Of her daughter, Mrs. Ira King.
Mrs. Henry Clark, of Superior; Mrs. Ell
Radcliffe and Mrs. Lem Robinson of lola
Kan, are guests of their brothers. John and
Rufus Golf.