The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-03-12
Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

St. Luke's Aid Society of st. Pauls Church
will meet in the choir room of the church
every Friday at 2 p. m. during Lent.
Tom Lucas will speak at Sjoberg's hall,
corner PAYNE avenue and Wells street, this
evening at s O'Clock. Subject, Prosperity.
Home Lodge No. 1876, l. o. o. F., gives
smoke social and anniversary entertainment
to its members this evening at their looge
rooms. 49,
DIR. Rudolph Schiffman, who has been tray,
cling in South America for the past several
months, returned home to st. Paul yesterday
accompanied by E. L. Reed.
The Recker-Carson embodiment was settled
in the municipal court yesterday by Judge
Orr requiring Mrs Rocker to sign bond not
to modest Mrs. Carson in the future.
John Langerson, a dairyman living at
Randolph street and Lexington avenue, was
Injured by falling upon the icy sidewalk at
Seventh and Minnesota streets yesterday
morning.
Today at 8 o'clock the chamber of COM
merce committee on the public school question
will have a meeting in the chamber OF com
merce, to which the committee of teachers
recently appointed will be invited.
An interesting meeting of Yankee Council
No T. Junior Order United American Me-
chanics, will be held this evening in the
hall Payne avenue and Wells street, at
which several Of the state council officers
viii be present.
Charles Langley was arraigned in the police
court yesterday upon the charge OF assault
and battery alleged to have been committed
Feb. IA. The complainant is Lawrence Eber-
hardt. The was continued until tomor-
row, bail being fixed at $50.
Health Commissioner A. ]. Stone gave
dinner party last evening at the Commercial!
club His guests were Mayor Doran, Chlet
of Police Goss and the members of the health
department staff. There were fourteen pres
emit and they all enjoyed the discussion Of
choice menu.
The St. Paul Pillow Works filed a deed of
assignment in the district court yesterday TO
Charles NJ. Power. The assets amounting TO
300 000 the assignee was required to furnish
bond in the sum of $780, 900, which he did.
Judge Brill approved the bond, which was
executed by surety company.
Addie Rayford, the young colored woman
whose child was sent to the city hospital
because the police thought she had abandoned
It, has her child again. She had no inten-
tion Of letting the child fall into the hands
of strangers, so long as she is able to earn
good living for the little one herself.
Martha Monteur, a white girl nineteen
years Of age, was taken from the home of
rolored man on Temperance street yesterday
and confined at the central police station
upon the request of her mother The girl
Is said to be mentally unsound, and Will be
examined in the probate court.
Joseph Heinzelmann, the proprietor Of
saloon at South Wabasha street and Fairfield
avenue, was charged in the municipal court
yesterday with keeping vicious dog. The
complainant is Mrs. Sarah M Schwartz,
who claims to have been bitten by the animal.
a big St. Bernard, Feb. IT, and alleges that
Heinzemann refused to deliver the dog to
the police officer to be killed. Mr.. Heinzel
mann promised to turn the dog over to the
authorities today, and the case was continued.