The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-11-28
SALTWATER NEWS.
Mclaughlin & Kitty Stock Sold by
the Assignee.

the Assignee.
Assignee Setter, of Mclaughlin & Kitty,
sold the shoe stock yesterday TO William
clearinghouse, of the Goodyear Rubber COM
pany, for $9,775, and the sale was confirmed
by Joudge Crosby, of the district court. The
stock was placed up at auction and a large
number OF bids were presented !. S.
O'Br-en, from whom the stock had been re-
plevined by Assignee Setter. gave notice to the
bidders that the stock belonged to him. but
the sale was continued notwithstanding Mr.
" Brlen's assertion Some time before the
failure OF Mclaughlin & Kitty Mr.. O'Br.en
purchased the stock, and 1t was by reason
Of the purchase that he claimed to hold the
stock.
The action of R. w Turnbuu G Son. vs..
Gilbert, Hedge & Co., of Burlington, was
on trial before Judge Crosby and jury in
the district court yesterday. The defendants
mad purchased large amount of lumber
from the plaintiffs and when the me for
payment GAME, claimed that the lumber was
not up to grade The suit is for about ST.
of $1,000.
William Becker. former policeman IS
seriously Ill with consumption and there
Is little hope OF his recovery.
Charles thompson, Unknown resident
OF the southern part Of the county was
Ross.
The funeral of William Dolan, who was
killed in q railroad accident at Gladstone
was held from st. AHchaePs church yester-
day afternoon.
L. L. Manwaring. assignee for James Mel
sets and labil ties yesterday The assets
amount to $6S2.42 and the liabilities aggregate
$1,042.S9.
John Mckee was received at the prison yes
terday from Renville county, to serve one
year for grand larceny.
Mrs. Marguerite Reutiman, 3 weil-kncwn
old resident OF Saltwater, died Friday at her
home on North Broadway, Of dropsy. De-
ceased was IS years Of age and is survived
by two sons and a daughter The funeral
will be held from her late home this after
noon.
Judgment by default has been entered in
the district court in the case OF Nicholas
Gross VS.. Hulda Berggren, A. P. Noyes and
| G. H. Smith The amount Of the judgment
is $4450 with interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Emerson, residing on
School street. entertained a number OF friends
Friday evening, the occasion being the 10Th
anniversary of their marriage. The even
ing was spent In play ng cards ana elegant
hour.
Mrs D. B. Newcomb. of st. Paul. and Mrs.
C. F.. Kilgore and son. of Minneapolis, spent
a part Of the week with Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
jerks.
Misses Margle and Gertrude Mosier are at
| home from Mortified, where they are attend
| Ing college
Miss Sadie Roney and Miss Harrison, Of
| Minneapolis, spent Thanksgiving with rela-
! tives and friends in this city.
! The ladies of the Eastern Star gave Their
first hop of the season in Masonic hall
| Thanksgiving night, and IT was success
IN every particular There was a large at
| tendance and the music, by the Judd orches-
| ira, was excellent.
w H. Hewitt has returned from Oshkosh.
| Wis.
| Miss Deffenbach Of Red Wing, was a guest
| of Miss Anna Murphy on Thursday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Robertson spent Thanks
| giving with Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Prince,
| in st. Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Campbell. OF Oak
! Park, were surprised Wednesday evening"
! the occasion being the tenth anniversary OK
! their marriage. About twenty-five neighbors
and friends called and spent the evening in
| q pleasant manner.
/ at the Temperance Sunday services to be held
! in the Presbyterian church. this evening.
! Much interest is manifest in the coming
minstrel entertainments to be given by
| Saltwater lodge, b. P. o. f., Dec. and 8.
! st. Paul and Minneapolis Elks will come over
| ing performance.
The knights of the Maccabees will give
! dance in Odd Fellows hail. Wednesday
| evening Dec. l.
! dancing party in Music hall Thursday even
]. R. Kolliner spent part of the week in
! Chicago
| Miss Flo Yates entertained the E. e. club
! at luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
! Miss Donalda Carroll attended Il reception
! given by Mrs. Henry H. Vaughan and Mrs.
| Du Van F. Polk. at St. Anthony Park,
| Tuesday afternoon.
Louis Albenberg spent the week in West
! Superior
| Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bronson celebrated
| the fifteenth anniversary Of their marriage
| Tuesday evening and were surprised by a
! large number of friends and neighbOTs who
! spent the evening playing progressive euchre.
F. c. Neumeier returned Thursday from
| Mankato, and other points in the southwest
! ern part Of the state.