The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-02-28
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LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

: Scarlet fever is reported at S76 Jay street.
A. H. Lee will speak to the socialists this
afternoon at Assembly hall at O'Clock.
Bishop O'Gorman, CT Sioux Falls. will
preach at the cathedral this morning at lO:So
o'clock.
The Trou6adour Mandolin club VIII give
a masquerade ball at Arion hall next Ihurs-
day night.
Dairy Commissioner Anderson yesterday re-
ceived $500 from the sale of milk licenses IN
Minneapolis
The Cathedral Sacred Thirst society will
meet this afternoon at 2:3G O'Clock at Cretin
hall Fort and Sixth streets.
In the United States circuit court yester-
day afternoon the case OF Ira W. Burhaus
against r. c. jefferson went to the jury.
Lady Somerset W. C. T. U. holds It's regu-
lar monthly business meeting tomorrow af-
ternOon at ; O'Clock at G1S East Central ParK
place.
p. II. wilson, of 53l L'Orient street. was
struck by a Seventh street car at broadway
about / O'Clock this morning and badly
shaken up
The schedule Of the assets and liabilities
CT Peter Martin insolvent, were filed in the
district court Yesterday Liabilities, So 101. As;
assets 81. 1873. so.
Unity Theosophical society will have an
open meeting sunday evening, Feb. Is; with
a paper on Brotherhood, by Miss mayer
Room POL Endcott building.
Enterprise Lodge No. 10. l. o. G. T.. will
give an open meeting Monday evening, March
l. at hall No. 6. Central block. Visiting lodges
from Minneapolis Will furnish the pro-
gramme.
special meeting of the Ladies' auxiliary to
the A. o. II. is called for this afternoon, at
o'clock, in Cretin hall. to devise pans TO
contribute to the fund fer erecting mohu-
ment to unmarked soldiers graves.
The annual meeting of the Cycle Path as
socation will be held at the Ryan hotel to-
morrow evening. This meeting is for the
election Of. officers and the transaction of
INN business
of all wheclmen is urged.
Ed THEM, CT No. As. 1. o. o. F., and Fred
Lindner. of Germania, favored Excelsior
lodge last Monday night with choice musical
selections while a. IL. Anger gave several
rotations Members and visiting brothers
should not fail to hear Lieut.. Guy. Carleton
at our next meeting, on The History OF the
Mexican Indian
All members of Columbia lodge No. POS:
l. Q. Q. F., are requested to be on hand
promptly at the lodge room today at p. m.
to attend the funeral Of Brother JACOB Jor-
genson. which will occur from the lodge
room. Members will wear the regulation
funeral badge. Services will be conducted
by the lodge. -~-..
The teachers Of the Ramsey county schools
held a reading session yesterday at the OIL
fee of the county superintendent Of schools.
- Next Friday and Saturday are the days set
for the examination of applicants for posi-
lions as teachers in the Ramsey county
schools The examination will take place at
the office Of the county superintendent.
st. Paul Chapter No. "a, y. h. ;. gave
house social at the residence Of VIM. IL.
Cook on FauQuier street, Friday evening.
A musical and literary programme was rem
dered, after which cards and dancing were
introduced. Lunch served at l0:3O
About IS were present Committee in charge
were Mrs. H. w. Hemes, Mrs. VIM. Duns
more and Mrs. E. H. Milham.
Tomorrow afternoon from 100 to $3.50 the
sixth anniversary of the John Ericsson schoo
Will be celebrated in the school building, cor
ner jerks and Edgerton streets. Miss Har-
riet f. Rudy. principal of the school, will
be assisted by Della Ames, Carrie Griffin
I Emma. Robinson, Alice Perry, Mary Hol-
land Mary L. Smith, Frances Nicoll, Mon
: niea Gerdes1,a 7Afiee Shields, Louise Roth.
50 Court Eve Peints.. No. 1853, Independent
: Order OF EQresteTs, celebrated their fifth an
s@1i vefsars y s15entertainment and ball on
8 Washington's birthday. at Twin City hall.
z The affair was an enthusiastic and financial
success, largely attended by the friends and
members of the lodge. F. ]. Hazard, J. H.
Downs and NJ. H. Hardy, Samuel Schwab
and En- Fisehmann had charge of the ar
rangements and did their work well. j. w.
Riley had charge Of the floor committee, and
D. a. Porter and a committee looked after
the reception of the guests of the lodge.
BrOse's orchestra furnished music for the oc-
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