The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-07-24
ST. PAUL BREVITIES.

The Vega Singing society will picnic at
Bald Eagle-lake today. There will be music
and snort for those who attend.
At meeting, of Hiawatha Lodge No 80;
A. o. U. W., Thursday night, it was decided
to maintain a IS week Sick benefit.
The Church Cementico company has az
ppealed to the supreme court in the action
Today will be celebrated by White Cloud
tribe of Red Men with picnic at Camp
Dewey, one mile beyond Wildwood, on the
cycle path
Triple Link Rebekah Lodge No. 81 will
give an ice cream social at the res dence of
Mrs. o. johnson, 20 Sycamore street, on Fri
day evening, July 20.
Albert Brandt of 700 Conway street, who
severely injured Friday by the break
ing down of his wheel. is getting along nice
ly. No bones are broken.
The evidence in the matter of the guardian
ship of Patrick Kelly has been taken, and
vey, Of Hennepin county, who sat at the
hearing.
Washington Lodge No. 1, Sons of Hermann
give their annual picnic at Fort Smelling to-
day. STEMS band will furnish the music.
Washington lodge is the pioneer of the or
der in Minnesota.
The regular business meeting of L. A. T. NJ.
Hive Nc. Z, was held i Cd Fellows hall last
evening with fair ct e, dance: Lieutenant
Commander Mary E Eos er presided. Several
new members were initiat.d d.
The local assembly of the Brotherhood Of
st. Andrew are arranging to hold some time
in August, at one of the suburban churches,
a midsummer meeting similar to the one held
at White Bear last summer
The Socialist Labor party of this city Will
give its first annual excursion to Hastings
and up the st. Crox today. The steamer
Flora Clark will leave the Soldiers home at
a. m, and the Jackson street dock at 10
q. m.
There will be a basket picnic at the Com
mercial Cyclers club he use, Lake Como next
Saturday, beginning at p. m. The ladies Of
fha r,oe1 1hk, nf he nJ1h rcd m
in the Commercial club rooms next Tu, sday
at Ii a m.
Capt. French, quartermaster, department Of
Dakota and the contractors for the new
post hospital at Fort Smelling are investigat-
ing the possibility of quarrying sandstone
on the reservation for use in constructing the
new building.
The eighth annual moonlight excursion
given by St. Paul Camp No. l. Sons Of Vet
Grams, will be held Tuesday evening, Aug. 2.
The steamer Henrietta and barge have been
engaged for the occasion. and the best of
music has been secured.
The parishioners of St. Peters church, Day
toms bluff, the Sunday school children con-
nected with the church and the two missions,
Holy Faith, Post Siding and Holy Spirit mis-
sion, Hastings avenue and Earl street, will
hold their annual picnic at wildwood Wednes-
day next leaving the power house about 10
a. m.
The county board of equalization met yes
terday morning and soon adjourned to Monday
afternoon. Little business of an important
nature has come before the board. The
greater part of the time of the sessions al
ready held has been devoted to a comparison
of the assessment books Of this year and
last year.
Harvey Lyde, we'll known among the young
people on the West side, left the past week
with the Fourth regiment of cavalry for the
Philippines He has been in the Western
states for the past year and when the Thir-
teenth regiment went to San Francisco he
tried to enlist with his friends from St. Paul,
but was unable to do so. He joined the
Fourth cavalry regiment under Capt. Otis.