The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-21
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Diphtheria is reported at 1146 Margaret
etreet.
Hon. W. |. Kelly will address young men
in Crusaders hall, Sixth and Fort streets at
$3.50 = ~. today.
Judge c. NJ. Orr viii deliver an address
before Excelsior Lodge No. 6o, l. " " L >
Monday evening.
At the meeting Of Gen. Ord Post, G. 4. R"
next Friday evening, the nomination Oh OHIO
ers will take place.
The Emerald Social club will give mas mas
uuerade Wednesday, Dec. J, at TWIN Cit!
hall. Music by the Brose orchestra.
A meeting of the Lincoln School auxiliary
70 the Public School union will be held in
the Lincoln school Monday, at O'Clock
begin at 30 p. m. Blue rocks will be used
as targets. Club grounds are situated at
the corner Of Rice street and the city limits.
North Star Gun club will have its annual
turkey shoot today. One hundred tat turkeys
will be given away as prizes. Shooting VIII
w. b. Hammond win address the Socialist
Labor party at o'clock this afternoon at
Assembly hall, corner Third and Wabasna.
Subject, Law and Order"
o The st. Paul chronological society will hold
its regular open meeting at Central nail next
Friday evening. Prof Simmons will speak on
1.-THE Practical Application of Phrenology.
The Joint council committee on garbage
which was scheduled to meet yesterday alleI
noon to consider the bids for the remoNdl
of garbage during the coming year, adjourned
owing to the lack of a quorum, until tomor-
row evening at 1880.
A kerosene lamp was accidentally upset in
the house of C. r. McCannes, 1O4 Grott9
street shortly after O'Clock last night anu
caused a small blaze. The hre department
extinguished il before any material damage
resulted.
Prof. George B. Ailon, state inspector of
high schools will deliver an address upon
in the Community in the Humboldt high
school assembly hall on Monday even evening,
Nov % at S p. m. This lecture Will be
especially interesting 70 parents, senior
pupils and members of the school unions
Prof Edward B. Warman, a distinguished
orthCCDist with a national reputation, has
been obtained TO deliver course of lectures
in this city at 4l5 p. m. Of Nov. %, NOV. ~
Dec , and Z, in the assembly hall OF the
Central high school. The superintendent OF
schools and the executive committee OF the
Teachers association have spent considerable
time and money to obtain the most faVor-
able terms. : -udy classes, pupil teachers
and senior stu tents can obtain special rates rate.
by applying tC the president of the st. Paul
Teachers association.
plate that will tickle even a princely pal
ate will greet the friends and customers OF
Henry Schade on Robert street on Thursday
next, Thanksgiving day from $3.50 a. m. 10
p. m. 1t will be the eighth annual luncheon
of this character and all VINO attended the
previous ones will come from miles around
TO be present at the eighth. 1t will be rare
eDicuran treat. and will consist Of oysters,
roast pig. roast turkeys, delicious salads and
every other deicacy the season affords, and
Henry invites all his legion of friends to be
present, and guarantees good care for the in
ner man to all.
The Girls of q" '99" gave their first dancing
party at Lifts Thursday evening. The hall
was decorated in the club colors white and
gold. Guests were received by the Misses
Marguerite Hilbert, Evelyn Whiting, Anna
Wall, Leoa Thompson, Mae Travers, Flor
ence Mcdonald and Amanda Maguhn. Miss
Wall wore Swiss over cerese, Miss Whiting
Swiss over yellow, Miss Thompson batiste
over pink, Miss Mcdonald organdle over over
blue satin and roses, Miss Travers organdie
over Nile green taffeta and carnations. The
chaperone. Mrs. Paul Zumbach, wore black
satin brocade. The reception committee rep
resented the club colors by white and vel
low bow Grand promenade was led by Miss
Hilbert and Mr. Wilson Programmes were
distributed by Miss Maguhn and Mr.. Nugent.