The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-12-30
S ain 7 Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

County Auditor Sharks, Of Martin county.
was among the callers at the state capitol
yesterday.
Fredia Lodge No. 129, 1. o. 0. F., gives
ball this evening at their hall, Fifth and
Wabasha streets.
Unity Theosophical society will have a
meeting for questions On theosophy this even
ing, Dec. 80, in Room 251, Endcott building.
A game of base ball will be played at
the Armory tonight between Company
team, Minneapolis. and Company H, st. Paul.
The Asbury M. E. church will attend an
old-fashioned watch meeting New Years eve
at Central Park NJ. E. church in body on
the invitation of DR.. Mckinley, the pastor.
The newsboys' dinner, announced to be
given today at the gymnasium rooms Eighth
and Jackson streets, has been postponed
week.
concert will be given this evening at
the First Lutheran church, John street and
Woodward avenue, for the benefit of the
choir.
Salvation Army in the United States, will
visit the local corps at AL Wacouta street
shortly
Prof. c. w. Hedley, of the Window insti-
tute, of which H. II. Hart is president, was
a caller on that gentleman at the capitol yes
terday afternoon.
The members of Bethany congregational
church have reelected all their old officers,
and added Albert Bailey and Albert Robbins
TO the board of trustees The treasurer re-
ports that the church is free from debt.
The Irish-American club will give ball
and banquet New Years eve ct the parlors
of the club in the EndicOtt Arcade building.
A programme has been arranged and large
number Of members and friends are expected
to attend.
Judge Lochren and Clerk Spencer, Of the
United States district court, have gone to
Winona for the purpose OF issuing second pa
pers to a large number of applicants. This is
the second session of the kind which the
Judge has had at WinOna.
The annual meeting of the Peoples church
will be held this evening in the lecture room
of the church. The budget for the coming
year will be considered and reports of the
different societies connected with the church
delivered Refreshments will be served.
Henry May, the butcher, residing at 221
Richmond street, who attempted TO commit
suicide by cutting his throat Monday, has
been removed from his home to the city
hospital. He was resting easy yesterday,
cry.
public meeting in the interests of the
Young Women's Friendly association will be
held at the Central Presbyterian church Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. Addresses will
be made by well-known speakers and a large
attendance of all interested in religious work
Of any kind is desired.
Some twenty-five candidates for teachers
certificates presented themselves at the high
school yesterday, where Prof. H. S. Baker, of
s.. Paul, held an examination. The eXamina-
ton was held at this time mainly for the
reason that so many of the teachers were
in st. Paul attending the session of the Min
nesota Educational association.
An open meeting of the ladies' committee
on the Soldiers and Sailors monument viii
be held Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock at
the rooms Of the Commercial club which
have been rendered for the occasion. All
interested in the project are invited and
members of the ladies' encampment commit
tee are especially urged to come.
At the regular meeting of the Schubert
club, at ConOYer Music hall this afternoon,
Claude Madden will give a talk on the
great violinists of modern times, speaking
particularly of those who have been heard in
st. Paul during the past few years. He will
also devote portion of the address to HaIir
the German violinist, who visits this city
next week.
The Wright-C larkson Mercantile company
was incorporated yesterday in the Office of the
secretary of state with a capital of $3.50, 000
The new concern will do wholesale grocery
and camp supply business in Duluth the
incOrporators being Messrs. Charles A.
Wright, Frank Clarkson, George A Ever
est, Charles A. Phelps, Rufus H. Redman,
Walter S. Brown and Frank c. Berry.
A New Years reception will be held at the
ISOLATION Friday from 8 to 8, to which all
interested in the work cordially invited
The members of the board of directors will
be present to receive the guests and to serve
tea and coffee, and the reading room, gymnas-
ium and lunch room will be thrown open for
1nsps ction. All associate members and con-
triDutors are urged to attend. The rooms are
at 45o Jackson street, near Seventh.