The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-08-20
S GINT P AUL /.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

John e. King will again serve the Order OF
Elks as district deputy for Minnesota.
There will be a concert this evening at
Corover hall for the Industrial Home ior
Girls.
No trace of August Ker;es, who was drown
ed near the stockyards, South st. Paul, off
the steamer Henrietta five days ago, have
been found.
Don't hurry. Take time to examine the Ia,
bells and trade marks of goods you buy, and
Won will protect yourself from cheap and
worthless substitutes.
lawn social will be given on st. Michae I,
school grounds this evening. The A. o. d.
band will be in attendance and a literary
entertainment given as well.
License Inspector Maloney yesterday lodged
complaint against J. O'Leary, who is ac,
Cused of conducting a butcher shop at 40
Mara avenue, without license
The central committee of the C. E. Union
holds its bimonthly meeting at the Rouse
of Hope church this evening. committees
will report their work for the year just ended
The Fluid Gas company, of Minneapolis,
capital. $500, flied articles of incorporation
with the secretary OF state yesterday. Inc
inCorporat tors are Max Ericsson, Sam Dc
Turner and Thomas p. Jumper.
Ex-Mayor William Henry Eustis, OF MIN
neapo.is, yesterday filed with the secretary OF
state an amendment to the articles OF IN
corporation of the North American lele,
graph company, relating 10 the elec'ion VI
directors
The Klondike-American Gold Mining COM
Dapy fled articles of Incorporation with the
secretary of state yesterday. The incorporat-
orS are James c. Jameson and Oscar Nj. Met
calf. of St Paul, and John A. Larimore, OF
Minneapolis.
A. y Timme. a driver of a Schlitz Brew
ing company delivery wagon, was thrown
from his wagon yesterday, the team running
away Timme was badly hurt and taken 10
his home. % Harrington avenue IN the CEN
tral patrol wagon.
A. \. Timme, a driver in the employ of the
Schlitz Brewing company was quite seriously
hurt Yesterday morning by being thrown
from his wagon at Arch and Buffalo streets
He was removed to his home, 522 Harrington
avenue and attended by a physician
An entertainment will be given this even
ing at the home of the Misses Funk, Capt.
tol and simpson avenues, by the Young La
dies Missionary society and the Junior Ep-
worth league. There will be young ladles III
costume serving tea and tribes, and young
misses in white selling artistically dressed
dolls creams and cakes and dainties' VIII De
served all during the evening. Inc iaISe
lawn will be lighted and made beautIul LOT
the occasion.
Tuesday a girl named Susie Sm mi u i1s
at the Lafayette hotel, the result or cohses-
ton Of the lungs. Her body has been brought
to ShiTks undertaking rooms. Where II re-
mains until the relatives of the girl can De
found. 1t is said the deceased's Stepnother
and sister live in this city. The girl had Deen
employed at the Lafayette since the opening
of the season. 1t is not definitely known
whether her name was Smith or Schmidt
Mrs. Tina Olson. residing at 2O1S Riverside
avenue Minneapolis, was injured at sew
enth and ST. Peter streets yesterday morn
ing. Officer Carey had the woman and chill
dren sent to the central station, where the
woman was detained in the rooms OF the ma
tr0n until in fit condition to proceed nome
ward The woman said she wanted to get
JDOn a West Seventh street car and fell in
attempting to board il.