The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-21
SAIN Paul
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

All departments of the public library will
be closed tomorrow.
A hockey game between st. Paul and Min
neapolis will be played at Aurora park Tues
day night.
The bazaar given by the st. James church
was very successful. The total receipts 1ooteo
up more than s., 900.
Harry ]. Farrell, recently taken with a
sudden sickness, is out of danger, ana VIII
be about again shortly.
George W. Lamb. of the Third ward, has
been Endorsed for school inspector by the
Third Ward Republican club.
The chamber of commerce will hold its
regular weekly meeting tomorrow morning,
despite the fact that it will be Washington
birthday. An executive session will also be
held.
Hack and Cab Drivers Union No. 6605, A. F.
of L.. for the benefit of the unions treas
ury will be given at Assembly hall tomorrow
evening.
The executive council of the state federation
of labor will hold a special meeting at AS
Sembly hall this evening to consider several
important labor measures now before the
legislature
Prof. Barrett, of Washington, D. c.. presi-
dent of the American Society of Spritualists,
will speak today at the Washington hall,
Minneapolis, at 1890 a. M, 2:SO p. M. and
$50 p. M.
The grand masquerade ball given by the
members of the West Side lodge, No. &c. A. o.
L. w, last evening, at Paul Martins hall,
was great success. The attendance was large,
and the participants thoroughly enjoyed the
occasion.
The Crusaders" will hold public meet
ing in their hall, Sixth and Fort streets.
will be Rev. DR.. Judge. Of St. Paurs sem
mary. Other literary and musical numbers
will also be furnished.
Tuesday afternoon is the first anniversary
of the opening of the Benjamin Drew school.
This event is also to be celebrated parents
day. At 8 O'Clock the children will go home
and the parents VIII listen to addresses by
Superintendent Curtis, Miss Brooks and
others.
The Minnesota battalion boys brigade gave
its second drill at Market hall Friday night,
with Maj. E. F. Smith in command, and Rev.
A. B. Meldrum president Of the organiza-
ton, to conduct the religious exercises. The
battalion includes the First company of the
Central Presbyterian church, the Second Of
the Bethel the Thirteenth of the First Bap-
ttst church, and the First and Second compan-
les of cadets The next drill will be he'd
on the third Friday in March.
The funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Harris took
place yesterday afternoon from the residence
of her son, Geo. T. Harris at the Fort Shell
ing hotel The interment took place in Oak
land cemetery. The venerable deceased was
73 years Of age, and had lived in st. Paul
with her son for some years. She had
very large circle of friends, and was an espe-
Cial favOrite of the ladies of Fort Smelling
her native kindness of heart and sympathetic
disposition being most endear1ng qualities.
Mrs. Harris left one surviving son and daugh-
ter besides George T. Harris, who is widely
known IN st. Paul.
This evening at o'clock the Francis Har-
per ". G. T. U. will hold a gospel temper
ance meeting at st. James A. NJ. E. church,
Jay and Fuller streets. Pro-. George Ennis
of Hamlin university, Will speak on local OPP
ton; Mrs. Alice Bardswell, of Saltwater,
member of the national board; Mrs. B. R.
Leonard, president of Genital w. C. T. u,
of st. Paul, and Rev. S. B. Jones will also
address the meeting. All members ard friends
OF the W. c. T. L. are cordially invited to be
present Mrs. A. G. Russell, president of the
meeting.