The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-06-27
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Sacred Thirst society will meet this
afternoon at 2:SO o'clock atfCretin, hall.
A cinch party was give6 Friday evening
by Miss Mae Hokenson at her home on Daw-
son street
w. I. Nolan, the humorist and imperson-
ator, is booked for an entertainment at Ra-
maley's pavilion Wednesday night.
William B. Taylor has securedl building
permit for a two-story frame hduse at the
corner of Avon and Holly, to cost $4,000.
General Superintendent Shields, of the
Great Western, left yesterday in his private
car accompanied by his two sons, for an
| inspection trip over the line T.;
Rev. John Pringe, at the Goodrich Avenue
| Presbyterian church, today will preach in the
| morning on THE Importance of Fruit Bear
ing" and in the evening on The Rewards of
| the Faithful.
| A meeting of the special committee of the
| board of aldermen, appointed to confer with
| the street railway officials, has been called t.
occur tomorrow afternoon at o'clock in the
| council chamber ~ K -
| The Peake sisters entertainment, under the
| auspices of the ladies of Bethany church.
| will be given next Tuesday evening June 30
| in Liedertaefel hall. Ice cream and cake
will be served after the programme.
| A meeting of the Jackson Drew branch of
the St. Paul School union will be held in the
Jackson school on Monday SIening, June
2S, at s O'Clock. All interested are earnestly
! invited to attend Good speakers VIII be on
| hand.
State Auditor Dunn will go to Brainerd
tomorrow and conduct the first land sale Of
the season. Tuesday he will conduct a sale
| at Aitkin and Wednesday another at Du-
/ luth. Then the sales for the summer season
VIII close with one at Fergus Falls July T.
The taxpayers of the Second ward will have
a meeting tomorrow evening at 1855 Hastings
avenue. The people in the district propose
| to continue the agitation for the much
needed public school building. for which the
| city council appropriated $4,000.
Lieut. George w. Reed of the Fifth United
| detailed a
Of ordnance ordnance stores and small arms
practice m and has reported to Brig. Gen.
| Wade, of the Department of Dakota for
service: Lieut.. Reed is now accustom:ng
himself to army headquarters.
| County Commissioners Cannon Kear Han
| cock and Mcconnell, of Swift county were
| of the Twin City Brick company with a.
view to purchasing brick for the new court
house to be built at Benson this year.
Officer Twohy discovered a lamp in the
| White Flyer cycle house. at 81 East Fifth
street, to have run over and set fire to a
| desk upon which it was standing, at IL
| O'Clock last evening, and called out the fire
| department. Beyond damaging the desk the
| blaze was of no consequence.
James A Ross, chairman of the executive
| committee of the National Democratic Asso-
| cation OF Colored Men, after a conference
with number of local colored Democrats
| Friday night, decided to hold d convention
| here in the near future. Mr.. Ross will issue
| the call after visiting Iowa, Illinois, Nebraska,
| Ohio and Missouri. .''
| The ladies of ST. Joseph's parish under
the supervision of Rev. Father Gleason, will
! give the lawn social, postponed from May
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this
! ton and Virginia. Renewed interest is being
i taken in the affair, and all the attractions
promised for the postponed social Will be
supplemented by other features.
Hiawatha Lodge No. go A. O.fU. W.. held
its regular meeting last Thursday evening
several committees reported in regard to
candidates for elect'o Three names were
| submitted for membership, making total
ular routine business was disposed of Past
! Master Workman Walker addressed the
| lodge.
The programme at the Spiritualist camp
meeting aneai today is as follows: 9 a. M. chill
drens lyceum; 1890 a. M, United Band OF
Harmony, led by Mrs. Lepper; 2:3O p. M,
lecture by Dr. G.. c. B.. EweH, of Denver,
Col; P. M, Divine healing by Rev. W. H.
by DR.: Ewell and others; p. M, lecture by
! Dr. Willis Edwards, pastor of the Church
of the Spirit, of Minneapolis. S
Attorneys representing the Iowa insurance
companies that have been involved in dis
! cussion with the insurance department of
I Minnesota, have been trying for some days
to bring about personal interview between
Auditor Mccarthy, of Iowa and Insurance
! Commissioner Dearth, of Minnesota They
| hope to yet. - - ~ s.
Maple Leaf Camp No is31 GR N. A.. held
It's regular meeting June919 with Past Oracle
! Mrs. George G. Bowen in the5ohair. A great
! deal of business was Transacted A committee
| OF i've was appointed, with Mrs. Montgomery
! as chairman, to- buy the new, robes for the
degree staff, which, when finished will be
! among the handsomest in the city. The next
! meeting will be July g. The degree staff is
| especially requested to be present. The
meeting was made very enjoyable by Miss
| Lavina Anderson favoring the camp with
some fine instrumental music