St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1896-02-02
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Bibernian band will give it's second
dancing party Friday evening at Assembly
hall.
Revival services will be commenced at Mac
kubin Street chapel, First NJ. E. church, Sun
day, Feb. 9.
George Walker, buyer of Mannheimer Bros
mems furnishing department, left for New
York last evening.
The state high school board will meet Tues
day at the office of the state superintendent
of public instruction.
Charles F. Potter Sr., of Minneapolis. yes
terday filed with the secretary Of state a
trade mark for "Creozene."
The Summit Skating club will give car
nival ball at Central hail. Seventh and Cedar
streets, Tuesday evening.
The February meeting Of the Epworth
League union will be held Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock at Olivet NJ. E. church.
J. F. Langton, in charge of Manufacturer
Bros. carpet department, just returned from
New York after an absence of several weeks.
Miss Harriet OBrien has resigned her posi-
ton as matron of the Catholic infants home
She is now taking up private nursing in the
city.
Miss Alice Arne, who shot herself Tuesday
continues to improve. Her fever has sub
sided and she is in fair way to escape pneu-
Inonia.
The Woman Suffrage society will meet FRI
day at p m. with Mrs Kimball. 122M East
Congress. All friends of the cause are in
vited.
The Eighth and Ninth ward Republican
clubs will hold postponed meeting to-
morrow evening at g. corner of Sycamore and
York avenue.
Mrs. Stephens will read paper this even
ing ON Destiny and Karma," before Unity
Theosophcal society, room 247 Endicott build
ing. All are invited.
The regular monthly meeting of the Fair
view Literary and Musical society has been
postponed until Monday, Feb. 10. Supt. c. B.
Gilbert will deliver the address.
lam of cftv toll
shows: Patients in the hospital Jan. /, 1923;
admitted during the month. 81 births. Z; dis
charged, SO; died, 10; now in the hospital, 1877.
The speaking dial, which gives information
by table lifting, supposedly by animal mag
netism, will be on exhibition at Odd Fellows
hall, Fifth and Wabasha streets. this after,
noon.
The bond of Secretary Frank E. Hanson,
Of the state board OF capitol commissioners,
was filed with the secretary of state yesterday.
The sureties are Robert H. Dougan and John
E. Stryker.
Rev. W. Fenton will speak in the Lutheran
church, corner of Fourteenth and Canada
streets. at 1880 o'clock tomorrow evening on
the relation of the Bible to ancient and mod
ern secret societies. All invited.
A treat has been secured for those who will
hear Bishop Fowler, Of Minneapolis, at the
Grand opera house next Sunday at 2:30 p. m,
In his great address on The Task of the
Church-The Conversion of the World
The regular monthly gospel temperance
meeting under the auspices of the Como w.
c. r. IT,, will take place this afternoon at 1880
at 1912 Front street. Rev. o. II. Elmer pastor
of the Warrendale Presbyterian church, will
speak.
The monthly meeting Of the State Historical
society, to be held Monday evening, Feb. 10,
will be open to the general public, and papers
describing the contents of the society will be
read by Librarian D. L. Kingsbury and AS
sistant Librarian j. B. CLANCY.
C. H. Crates, solicitor, aged forty-flve, was
arrested last evening by officer Hennessy on
a warrant charging embeZZlement.s A. r.
Coates proprietor of an installment house on
the West side, out the warrant Nov 81
alleging that Crates had misappropriated $4.50
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The installation Of Rev. A. B. Medium, D.
D., pastor of the Central Presbyterian church.
will take place Tuesday evening. DR.. George
w. Davis, moderator of the presbytery, will
preside; Rev. John Paul Egbert D. D.. will
charge the pastor, and Rev. r. H. Myers will
deliver the charge to the people.
The regular meeting Of the j. E. L. NJ. So
ciety of the John Ericsson school was held
Friday afternoon. Prof. A. j. Smith, Of the
Central high school, and Rev. G. L., Conley
gave instructive talks to the children, and
Messrs Skoog and Setterlof furnished excel
lent music mandolin and guitar. pro-
gramme by the children followed.
The state library commission was to have
met at the capitol yesterday, but owing to the
fact that all of the members of the commits
sion save Supt. Pendergast have been inspect
ing the normal schools, and missed their train,
no meeting could be arranged. Supt. Fender
CAST more fortunate, arriving from his
visit to Duluth in good time for the meeting.