The Saint Paul globe., 1897-10-24
s4lN T P a UL.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Scarlet fever is reported at AZ Front street
and diphtberia at 81 Jessamine street.
Alock Sknere. a. 6-year-old boy. was in the
poIice court Yesterday, charged with steallng
coal from the Omaha railroad yards The case
was continued until Monday and the lao coin-
mitted to the county jail
Herbert Faribault convicted of grand lar
ceny in the second degree late Friday after
noon. will be sentenced tomorrow forenoon;
The trial of Steffany and Lynch charged
with highway robbery, will then begin.
A harvest home festival service Will be
given at Park Congregational cnurch, at
1O.3O o'clock this morning. The church VIII
be decorated, and the double quartette cnolr
will render the festival anthems, my Soul
Doth Magnify the Lord" and Praise the
Lord, o, jerusalem
The ladies of the Sacred Thirst society and
their friends were entertained at progressive
euchre Tuesday evening, by the Misses Nea;y
of West Tenth street. twenty-five tables
were played Prizes were won by MISS A;
Gilispy, Paul Kelly, Miss NJ. Moran and
Charles Vervais.
THURSDAY evening. Oct. %. Hlawatha Lodge
No. 80, A. o. U. w, will give a progressive
cinch party at their hall, 254 East Seventh
street. There will be six valuable prizes
given The committee Of oa aTraRgemen1s TuGon Gon
]. Eshem, ]. Doherty.
A horse attached to a delivery wagon be-
longing to Field, Schliek & Co., ran away
on st. Peter street Yesterday afternoon IN IN
animal ri''t fell down and was caught by Of
ficer Reinhardt before he could resume ms
gallop. The wagon was somewhat damaSeu'
Prison Sunday will be observed at the
morning service of the Peoples church today.
with an address by Dr. " W. Folwell, OF
Minneapolis, on "Reformatory Methods, ana
Rev. H. H. Hart will describe MS NlSlCs 10
foreign prisons this morning In the even
ing DR.. Smith will preach on the Emotions
of Cod"
The Minnesota Congregational club will
hold its next meeting tomorrow evening at
Plymonth church, at o'clock Supper VIII
be served at $50, by the ladies of the church
The programme is as follows: The Social
Future of the South" by w. R.: Morris; "A
Southerners Point S4 Of f., robn ew 1ay'a Mrs.
Thomas H. Lyles.
Carrie Ebert entertained her little school
mates at her home on Carol street, TUESDAY
Oct. 10, from to Z. in honor OF her teIth n
birthday. Those present We're: Ethel Mat
hews, Dole Sitzman, Frances Venne, hatie
Heug, Mable Ballard, Mary Michel, Reata
Stein Lizzie Fleeck, Lizzie Jonsen, Rose
Wenisch, Rose Roehl, Dora Menizek, Florence
SpettA Martha Schollenberg.
The committee on programmes are making
a special effort to make the meeting or the
ST Paul Psychological society, Friday even
ing. interesting The programme has been
partially arranged, as follows: paper Will
be read on chronological Reflections, by
Prof. Albert Zimmerman. Prof. Grant ra,acoso ~
fully which will be followed with phreno-
logical examinations
The Jackson-Drew Public School union met
Friday evening at the Jaskson school After
a few preliminary remarks by President
Arthur Gaines, Prof. Congdon sang solo
DIR. Alex. Donald then gave an interesting ad-
dress, which followed with remarks by
Secretary w. r. Johnson. The meeting was
closed by a piano solo by Prof. Brown. There
was a large and enthusiastic audience com
posed of representative people of the two
school districts.
The Sons of Veterans gave their first mill
Oxford hall The hall was decorated with
flags and bunting and the members of the
camp were in full military dress. About
hundred and twenty-five couples were present
among them being many prominent G. A. R.
men of the Twin Cities, and also large
representation from the national guard.
delightful dance programme was rendered,
and at midnight supper was served. The
next ball will be given Nov. is. The follow
ing committee will have charge of the ar
rangements: G. T. Drake, J. F. Barber and
L. D. Smith.