The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-23
SALTWATER NEWS.
County Conventions VIII BE Late
Threshing Season Begins-SociaI.

AhEcshihS season beg1ns-SOctRl.
The following were elected officers of Einie-
kelt lodge of the Woman's Auxiliary of the
Sons of Hermann, and were installed Friday
evening by Grand President F. c. Neu-
meier and other grand lodge officers: Presi-
Gent. MRS. F. ziegler; vice president Mrs c.
hunzeImann; recording secretary, Mrs. P.
). Stadier; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Au-
gust Schultz; treasurer, Mrs. Fred Becker:
past president, Mrs. Louis Meyer; guide Mrs
j. M. Schaner; inner guard, Mrs. Ig Ziegler;
outer guard, Mrs ]. Wilmer; trustees Mrs.
John Ehrig, Mrs. Carl Seventh and Mrs,
George Kroeger.
or logs for the Empire Lumber company
Wlnona- The Lafayette Lamb has arrived in
port, and will leave with a raft either today
or tomorrow.
The Republican and Democratic conventions
for the nomination Of candidates for county
o1nces will not be held until the latter part
or next month, but it is evident there will
be large number of candidates In the field
Among them is w. G. Bronson Jr, who is
seeking the Democratic nomination for regis
ter of deeds.
The season at the Grand opera house began
last evening with presentation of 1.-THE
BoWery Girl" by excellent company
manager Durant has booked number of
nrst-class attractions for the fall and winter
months.
James Henry Donovan. a son of Michael
donovan, or Oak Park, died at the city hes
pltal Friday evening of typhoid fever De-
ceased was little more than nineteen years
of age.
"A party OF saltwater people who have been
camping at Mahtomedi during the past two
weeks will return to this city today
william May has gone to Minot. S. D.,
W1 9.7i,, ne expects to remain several months.
VIII Perlee left yesterday for Montana
j. Q. Macintosh, county superintendent Of
schools, has been in the city several DAYS con-
quoting teachers examinations. A large num-
Der of applicants for certificates presented
themselves.
Miss Ollie Ruehle is guest Of friends at
Miss - &c
Few days with Mrs. George /. Gorfam
Miss Bess Waller. of Chippewa Falls Wis.
was guest OF Mrs. L. D. Tubbs during the
Mr.. and Mrs. William Sauntry have gone to
the Yellowstone National park.
AID; James Connors is visiting at Campbell
A large delegation of Saltwater Flks viii
attend the annual outing of the st. Paul
lodge of that order at Minnetonka next
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Colfax. who were
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John G
Nelson, returned to South Bend, Ind on
Miss Sadie Roney. who has been a guest Of
relatives in this city for several weeks. will
return to Minneapolis tomorrow.
Rev. j. A. Brown and family have returned
from short outing at Lindstrom.
Alex Richard returned Tuesday from Mon
treal, where he attended a convention of
druggists
Mr.. and Mrs. C. N Nelson have returned
in Florida
Mrs. E. w. butcher of this city. has been
elected president of the National Women's
Kelley league. She returned from Indian
apolis yesterday, the annual convention hav-
ing been held there during the past week
Miss McFarlane. Of Sterling. ILL.,, is spend
Ing few days with Mrs. T. r. Converse
Misses Margaret and Birdie Elliott. Of
Saltwater. and Miss Malloy of Hudson have
been visiting j. T. Elliott, of Superior, for
the past three weeks They left Friday for
an extended trip on the lakes, accompanied
by Mrs. J. T. Elliott and children, OF Su-
DeriOr.