The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-17
ST. PAUL BREvITIEs.

Mrs. Charles P. Adams entertained Tuesday
for her little daughter
Scarlet fever at PAS East Fairfield avenue
was reported at the health office yesterday.
The board OF park commissioners will hold
o'clock. ' '" '''e a.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians, of Ram
sey county, will give their annual picnic next
Saturday at Forest Lake.
Mrs. Ina R. N. Barber. whose death oc-
CURED Wednesday, had recently been elected
a member Of the faculty Of Manchester COL
lege.
The Church of the Holy Trinity, of Belle
Prairie, Monson county, filed articles Of in
corporation with the secretary of state yes
terday.
Mr.. Mark Fitzpatrick entertained at lunch
con Saturday for Miss Katherine Mcdisette
New York.
The ladies of Ord Relief corps, w. R. c.,
NO. 81 will give an Ice cream social and hop
at Fetsch's park, near Como, at s p. m.
Wednesday evening.
the assembly, and the committee on licenses,
from the board of aldermen, are scheduled for
Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Minneapolis Institute of osteopathy
filed articles of incorporation with the secre-
tary OF state yesterday. 1t is a mutual asso-
citation, and there Is no capital stock.
. The young man recently killed at Inver
Grove by Great Western freight train has
Greek, Bedford county, Pa, who went to
North Dakota with a colony last spring.
Assistant State Superintendent Hyde will
lecture before number Of county summer
Henderson, Tuesday at st. Peter, Wednesday
at New Ulm and Thursday at Lake Benton.
The new assessment plan recently adopted
by the Royal Arcanum is meeting with gen.
men who have been waiting this change have
signed applications, and will Join Ramsey
council as soon as medical examinations are
approved.
The installation of officers of Court Land
I9ark will occur Tuesday evening at the hail.
Burr and Case streets. Judge Schoonmaker
Will be the installing officer, and will deliver
Reese is also expected to speak. The insta.la-
ton will be public
The st. Paul chronological society will
give an ice cream sociable Wednesday even
ing July 30, on the lawn of Mr.. and Mrs.
Luke Mckernan, 81 Bellevue avenue The
committee IN charge are: Mrs. d. S. Tanner
Miss Maggie McKernSn, Miss Emma Troy, A.
Croonquist and Mr.. Dion.
Charles Wallblom, of the Walblom Furni-
ture ana Carpet company, left last Monday
nlght Tor the large manufacturing centers of
the West. He will visit Chicago, Rockford
ana Grand rapids, where he will purchase
his fall stock. Mr.. Wallb.om promises some
novelties in the furniture line for his many
customers this fall.
Nineteen applications read at a meeting
Is not a Dad record for this warm weather.
that is the number of applicants for Ramsey
Tent No 81, Maccabees. The famous degree
team of Modin tent, Minneapolis, conferred
the initiatory one several new members
after which refreshments were served and
a general good time followed,
White Cloud Tribe No. s kindled council
fire as usual on last Tuesdays sleep. There
was good attendance and routine busi-
ness was quickly disposed of. Some time
was spent under the good Of the order. The
most important business when was before the
council was the changing of bylaws. 1t was
decided to hold the regular tribal meetings
on each and every Mondays Sleep from this
date, instead of on Tuesdays sleep, as here
tofore.