The Saint Paul globe., 1897-05-30
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Esther Lodge No. 80, D: of H., will give
an Ice cream social, to be followed by a
dance Friday evening at Central hall.
The Butchers Mutual Benefit society will
hold its annual picnic at Taylor's Falls, Min.,
Tuesday, June %. All union meat markets
will be closed on that day.
Henry Johnson, John Campbell and Will
liam Reynolds, charged in the police court
yesterday with vagrancy, were sentenced to
the workhouse for thirty days each.
The Cathedral Sacred Thirst Total Abst.-
nence society will meet this afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock at Cretin hall, Fort and Sixth streets.
Delegates to the state convention will be
elected at this meeting.
At high mass today at st. Johns church,
Rev. Luther Lee will preach on "Our Fallen
Heroes" The musical programme will in
clude Milliards Mass in F by the choir, who
will at the clos render America.
James Johnson was fined 81 in the police
court yesterday on the charge Of violating
ed while riding upon the sidewalk on Syca-
more street, between Rice and Courtland
streets.
Detective Hallowell yesterday recovered a
music box in Minneapolis, which was stolen
from G. Sbeck, 165 East Seventh street, a
week ago. The instrument was taken from
the house in the absence of the family. 1t
had .,een pawned in Minneapolis the day
after The theft for $40.
memorial service will be held this morn
ing at the Pacific Congregational church.
There will be special music by quartette
and Mrs. ]. Alexander jenkins. Mr.. Parsons,
of the University Avenue Congregational
church. will conduct the service in the even
ing.
John Gear, of SAT Blair street, died at the
city hospital last night, the result of an op-
eraion performed the day before. Mr.. Gear
was about seventy-fve years of age. He was
an upright man and a good citizen. He was
the father of James Gear, @watchman at the
postofice, and John Gear employed at Haas
Bros The funeral will take place Monday
morning, the services being held at st. Vim
cents church.
Mrs. Mary Haggerty. wife Of Charles Hag-
gerty. whose death at the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. ]. A. Clancy, Beacon and
Shields avenues at an = early a; " hour Yesterday
the mother of Mrs. Emma H. Bradley, teacher
in the Longfellow school, and the mother-in-
law of Aid. Kenny, James and Peter Clancy.
She was very estimable lady. The funeral
will occur tomorrow morning, the services
being from st. Marks church.
The ladies Of st. Joseph's church, under
the supervision of Rev. Father Gleason, will
give an ice cream festival on the evenings of
corner of Dayton and Virginia have been
taken. There will be fifteen tables, each one
presided over by married lady, assisted by
the young women OF the parish. Novel feat
ures will be introduced and the different
evenings music will be furnished.
Secretary Barker, of the Minneapolis Re-
tailers' association. has extended an invita-
ton to the members of tne ST.. Paul union to
attend meeting at the council chamber,
city hall, Minneapolis. Monday evening at $3.50
for the consideration of reduction Of ex-
press rates and other matters of mutual inter-
est to the retailers of the Twin Cities. Pres
ident Bowlby- desires athe members of the
executive committee to meet at the Ryan
lobby in time to leave on the 1880 interurban
car.
Tomorrow the High Court of Minnesota will
be instituted in st. Paul. Supreme Chief
Ranger w. A. Stoltz, Of Chicago, will pre-
side and institute the high court, assisted by
Vice Supreme Chief Ranger Kelly, of Duluth.
and several other supreme court officers.
It is expected that the high chief ranger will
be selected from st. Paul as a recognition
Of splendid work that the members have
done in this city in establishing the order.
A full complement of officers and three rep
resentatives to the supreme court, which
meets in Madison. Wis.,. in July, will be
selected. In the evening programme of a
literary and musical character will be rem
dered at Central hall.