The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-07-25
S4INT PAUL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTEs.

Division Nc /, Ladies' Auxiliary, A. y. H.
will give an excursion the steamer Henri
eta the evening of July 2S. 80
Be certain that your storekesper gives you
what Won order and nothing else. 1eu WllE
have no trouble If he is honest.
&. jacobson G. Son, iIsoivents, filed sehea-'
uIes yesterday indicating assets 10 Do
81 2S67S and liabilities $S,222.S2
When you ask for any goods advertised IN
this paper see that you get the rlght thihg'
Don't be put off with a substitute.
J. F. Langton, carpet and rug buyer Iol
Manufacturer Bros has Just returned from
thirty-days' trip to the Eastern markets.
The Eagle Mandolin club and quartette Ccol,
ored) will give concerts this afternoon anu
evening at Ramaey's pavilion. White Bear.
George West, arrested by Officer Heryln
Yesterday for alleged violation OF the bicycle
ordinance will be tried in the municipal court
tomorrow.
Advertised articles are found In the stores
of wlde-awake merchants, VINO VIII not ol Ter
substitutes Do not be imposed upon by
tradesmen who lack the enterprise TO 1urnlsh
what the public needs.
A meeting Of the Father Mathew Total Ap-
stinance society will be held today at D p
m. at their hall, Sixth and Fort streets.
large attendance is expected. Important ousl-
ness is TO be transacted.
The funeral of the late Charles Memo, VINO
died yesterday, will be held tomorrow morn
ing at $3.50 from the residence Of his sister,
Mrs. d. Miles, 1856 Rondo street. services
will be held at st. Joseph's church at 3.
The TAYLOR Manufacturing company, vi Mill
neapolis, with a capital stock of $1,000, has
filed articles Of incorporation with the secre-
tary of state. The company will construct
special machinery used in the manufacture VI
bread.
Harry Grant and James Kelly, accused of
stealing six pairs of trousers from the store
of Norman & Co., on the West side, were
arraigned in the police court yesterday on
the charge Ct lac ny a. secured C ntinuanc9s
until tomorrow.
All members Of st. Paul Camp No. l. Sons
of Veterans, U. S. A.. are especially requested
to attend the regular meeting Of the camp
tomorrow evening, as arrangements are to
be completed for the camp to assist IN the
reception to be rendered Company D upon
the return of the company from San Antonio,
Tex. Other matters Of Importance will also
come before the meeting tomorrow evening.
The Vasa Lodge No 50, l. o. G. T., was
rendered a surprise Wednesday evening at
Central block by a large number of Good
Templars from six lodges in Minneapolis. An
excellent programme was rendered by the
visitors 1t was one Of the largest meetings
ever witnessed by Vasa lodge. At the next
meeting, Wednesday evening, the lodge will
have its election Of officers.
At the Spiritualist camp meeting today the
following programme will be presented: 8 a.
H., Children's Lyceum; 1880 a. m, lecture
b. DR.. George B. Ewel subject, Spiritual
ism vs.. Theosophy," replying to Countess
Wachtmeister on "Theosophy Spiritual
ISM; 2:30 p. m, lecture by Mrs. Leo F. Prior;
=. M. Prof. J. F. Raymond, under inspira-
ton, viii paint a scene in the spirit world,
and Dr. sEwell will give spirit readings, while
the painting Is in progress; S p. M, all me-
diuns taking part in public test seance,
and the divine healer, Rev. William Hawour,
Will give e demonstration of his healing
powers.