The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-09-05

mand Tor prfson-made binder Irvine
made 1t necessary to increase the ca
pac1ty of the factory, and at the last
meeting of the board Of managers
these gentlemen We're appointed to go
East and purchase additional machin-
cry There recent purchase consists of
thlrty-siX double jennies, three finish
ers. three spreaders, three drawing
frames and breaker, and when set
! up ana IN operation will increase the
capacity OF the factory to 5000 900
pounds annually. It will be some time
neIore the new machinery arrives and
the FACTORY will not have five million
P l'I,t US Tor next seasons demand
OUT the output will not be far from
mat Inquire. Some Of the machinery
VIII be transferred to the old foundery
pulldlng, which has been rebriI+ ana
VIII soon be ready. The committea
VIII report to the board at it's meetino
next Tuesday. MS
deputy Warden Lemon went To
| famine yesterday to arrange the
| prison exhibit, prepared for the stats
fair. VIC ''ale
David Tozer recently sold 1000 900
| teet OF logs to J. D. Harmer &, CO.
Burlington. w.
9. Chas. Godfrey, who has resided in
! StlllWater for many years. was found
dead in a barn on Pat Whelan's farm,
about SIX miles north of Saltwater
Friday night. Coroner Freligh was
summoned and decided that an inouesr
Was unnecessary, Godfrey having died
from natural causes. presumably in
! illumination OF the bowels. He arrived
dt the "helan farm Friday afternoon
ana complained of intense pains in HE
stomach. After eating a meal he wo,13
TO the barn, where he expired Da-
ceased was a we'll known character
ana was member of the StilIwa +er.
police force in early days. A twin
brother, Gus, was also on the force ar
that time. S''
wi William sauntry ana son have returned
from trip to Buffalo and Chicago Mrs
S1auntry ana MISS Lefurgey are visiting in
I Miss Daisy Mcmillan returned FRIDAY from
Gates, Or, where she spent a part of the
Miss Margie Mosier gave thimble party
| Wednesday afternoon at the home of her
parents on West Olive street in honor Of
her cousin, Miss Gertrude Mosier. who leaves
| for Carleton college on Tuesday Ahont
fifteen young ladies were present, and tba
| pleasures of the afternoon were hugely en-
joyed An elegant course supper was served.
Fifteen young ladies attended a recipe
party at the home of Mrs. ~ A Nelson
! Friday afternoon.
The choir Of the Swedish Lutheran church
dSsiSleu Dy CdTI premier, gave a concert
at the church Friday evening. An excellent
vocal and instrumental programme was rem
dered. short address was made by Rev.
| Thelander.
A. C. Hospes leaves this week for short
stay in Milwaukee ana Chicago.
Judge E. G. Butts is constantly improving,
and his family and friends expect TO see
him around again.
Mrs; l. Sargent has returned from an ex-
tended visit with her daughter, Mrs. L. C.
Parkhurst, at Lawrence, Mass.
MIS-. B. G. Merry is at home from a visit
at Chelsea. Mass.
Mrs: J. 5. Bassett has gone to Muscatine,
VIII Perlee has returned from Moline. Ill
where he spent the summer.
on e visit.
Rev. and Mrs. A. D. Stowe have returned
from short visit at Waterville, MINI,
H. S. Smith and family are back from Fort
Covington, N. Y, where they visited friends
barn party was given by the Misses
Bean Tuesday evening in honor of the Misses
Foley, OF st. Paul 1t was an enjoyable oc.
casion.
Miss Margaret McGrath, of Rush City. was
g guest Of friends in Saltwater during the
week.