The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-13
s AINT Paul.
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.


The Waseca telephone company incorpo-
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The members Of the Selling orchestra have
decided to discontinue its concerts for the
season.
Trinity Lutheran church. of Jasper filed
articles of incorporation with the secretary
of state yesterday.
The officers and members Of Minnehaha
camp Will meet at the hall tonight to reor-
ganiZe the degree staff.
Prof. Maria L. Sanford will lecture to-
night at the Commons, 46O Jackson street. on
Robert and Mrs. Browning"
A meeting of the Republican county and
city committees will be held at Lincoln club
room this evening at o'clock.
r. C. Won Lehe member of the last legis-
lture from LIE Sueur county, came up yeSter-
DAY to vote at the state law meeting.
The Northwestern alumni of Williams col
Iege will banquet in Minneapolis Jan. 81
President Franklin Carter will be among the
guests.
Unity Temple No g. Rathbone Sisters, will
hold a special meeting for election OF omcers
Friday afternoon at 2:30, in Martins hall,
West side.
The Peoples Party Central Club of Ram
sey county will hold an important meeting
tonight at o'clock. The election OF officers
will take place.
C. A Pettingill, 2T Kent street, reported
ninth valuable dog that has disappeared
within the past few days.
The official reports of county officials must
be made to The county commissioners for their
meeting Monday next. None or the re-
ports have yet been made, excepting that
of the county treasurer.
Caroline Stevens has applied to the distr ct
court for d divorce from Peter Stevens. The
complaint alleges desertion in 1892. The plain
tiff IS thirty-two, and the defendant forty
eight years of age. Icy were married In
s.. Padl in June, 1855.
masquerade will be given by the Boston
Skating rink, below the Robert street bridge,
Friday evening, Jan. II. Four elegant prizes
vii! be given TO the best dressed gentleman
and lady and the most comic gentleman and
lady. fat mans race has also been ar
ranged.
Catherine Hedrick. four years old. fell from
n rear porch OF the Clinton flats Saturday
- afternoon. almost miraculously escaping fatal
Injury. The child was playing on the porch
when she slipped and fell under the lower
railing. In the descent she struck taut
clothes line, which doubtless broke the force
Of the fall and her only injury appears to be
q bad fracture of the right ankle.
A number of ministers met in the rooms Of
the Y. NJ. C. A., when preliminary action was
taken toward establishing a lending religious
library and reading room for the benefit of
all denominations in the state. Rev. An
drew Schredel, Bishop Gilbert, DR.. S. G.
Smith, Rev. Harmon, DR.. j. P. Egbert Rev.
w. w. Everts. Rev. F. V. Cowgirl and DR..
p. r. Hefron were appointed on behalf Of
the ST. Paul clergy to meet with commit
tee of eight from Minneapolis to- discuss the
plan of organization. They will report at
meeting to be held in st. Paul Tuesday next.
The Concordia Singing society. at its
nual meeting, elected the following officers
for the ensuing six months: President Will
liam Platte; vice president Otto Rohiand
treasurer, William DeuX; financial secretary.
Ed Penshorn; corresponding secretary, Gus
HeHnecket musical director Prof. l.. w.
Harmsen; musical committee, Albert
Fritscbe, G. Hennecke, G. Wegmann and H.
Voges Jan. % the society will celebrate its
twenty-thiId anniversary at Mozart hall. with
a programme and ball. and Feb. 2 the second
concert Ct the season will be given. At that
time the operetta ''Yelida," or THE Win
zerfcst," viii be produced.