The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-04
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

There will be meeting of the board Of
directors Of the Commercial club today at
the usual hour.
The carpenters union will meet at Assem-
bly, hall this evening. Refreshments will be
served, and all carpenters are invited.
D. L. Kingsbury, Of the state historical
society. who Suffered bad fall a week ago,
was on duty at the capitol again yesterday.
Rev. ]. H. Buttleman, of GAINESVILLE. yes
terday filed with the secretary Of state artl-
cles of Incorporation for the Methodist church
Of Alma City, Waseca county.
Secretary Hart, of the state board OF cor
rections and charities. will go to Mobiles
county tomorrow to confer with the commits
sioners concerning the care of the poor there.
st, Paul lodge. National Association OF
Stationary Engineers, will hold their first
meeting of the new year at Central block
tonight. The new officers will be installed
by Past President Germalne.
Charles Macy, arrested in this city a
week ago information from Glasgow,
Mont. charging grand larceny, was yester-
day afternoon taken back to the place OF
his alleged offense by a Montana deputy
sheriff.
The city schools opened yesterday with an
attendance of about the same as that at
the close of last term. The regular daily
tasks were resumed, the only changes being
such as are necesstated by the preparations
for the examinations and promotions in the
grades. which take place next month.
There was a new arrival at the Merchants
hotel yesterday morning. The little visitor
came to Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Montgomery, OF
Miles City who were on their way East
Both mother and child are doing well and
will resume their journey as soon as occa-
sion will permit. Mr.. Montgomery is the
agent of the Northern Pacific at Miles City,
Mont. and is On his vacation.
The Father Mathew Temperance society, OF
this city at it's annual election of officers
Sunday afternoon, elected for president Luke
McKernaT; vice president, William Brown;
recording secretary. NJ. J. O'Brien; treasurer,
C. Mcintosh The society win celebrate their
twenty-ninth anniversary Monday evening
at which the archbishop will be present. Adj
mission at Cretin hall will be free to all.
The Sisters of the Good Shepherd desire.
through the b e. to thank their many
kind friends for their generous contributions
towards a Christmas and New Years dinner
for the inmates. In a special manner they
thank the Messrs. ElSinger, Of the Golden
Rule for the delightful visit of Santa Claus
and his band and the generous gifts OF which
he was the bearer May '9s be replete with
prosperity for all is the sincere wish Of the
Sisters.
The Daughters OF Erin installed the follow
ing officers in Central hall last evening:
Mesdames Josephine Cook, president; Nellie
Mccall vice president; Nellie Haverty re-
secretary; Elizabeth Kelly, insurance secre-
tary; Misses Paddon, sergeant-at-arms; Nell
lie Sessions sentinel The Installing Of
president. Later there was card party and
refreshments.
Court ST. Paul. 7. o. F., installed officers
last evening in the hall in the Central block
High Chief Ranger James Schoonmaker was
the installing officer. and the following the
new members: Chief ranger. Stanley c..
Olmstead: vice ranger, E. G. Krahmer; re-
cord!ng secretary G. w. Mallory financial
secretary. Theo Bunker chaplain, c. B.
Schroeder; senior woodward. c.. A. Fleming:
junior woodward. A. d. CRUDE; chief archer,
Fred r. Youngren: court deputy, A. O. Pow
ell: physician. Knox Bacon. Later there was
an adjourned meeting OF the entertainment
committee.