The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-03-20
THE TWIN CITIES.

TIE TWIN CITIES.
The County Teachers association held
meeting yesterday in the Central high school.
The Central W. C. T. U. will meet at the
St Paul Commons at 8 O'Clock Monday after
noon. -
The Feast of St. Joseph was observed by
special services in all the Catholic ch, riches in
St Paul.
Miss H. j. English returned from New
York, and has opened her new parlors at No.
% Manufacturer block.
Scarlet fever was yesterday reported at
the health office existing at 49S West Lynn
hurst avenue, this city.
The Order of Iron Hall gives card party
Wednesday evening at Central hail. corner of
Sixth and Seventh street.
The North Star Gun club of this city,
will hod shoot tomorrow afternoon on
Rice street. at the city limits.
Gen. William Booth. of the Salvation
army, will address the public Tuesday night
at Peoples church, this city.
State Auditor Dunn yesterday received alb
stracts of taxes from Dodge. St. Louis. Sher-
burne and Big Stone counties.
W A. Hammond. deputy state commits
sioner of labor. returned yesterday from q
vacation trip spent in the South.
Rev. Dr.. Heffron will preach at St. MI
Rev. T. Moore on Wednesday evening.
The usual Sunday evening meeting. at
St. Paul Commons, will be addressed by
J. NJ Hanson, on tn subject, "a Divine
Rev. H. P. Nichols. of st. Marks, Mime
apolis Will lecture in st. Marks parish house
Monday evening on Peaks, Passes and
Glaciers"
A special meeting Of the Journeymen
Tailors' S. P. society will be held next Mon
day evening. March q. at o'clock, at As
sembly hall.
Maple Leaf camp 8s1. Royal Neighbors.
OF this city, will give a progressive cinch
party at their hall, Payne avenue and Wells
street, April IA.
--Epworth Circle No. s. Ladies Of the G. A.
r., of this city. will give progressive euchre
party at Garfield hail, Wabasha street. to-
morrow evening.
Services in celebration CT the iftieth an
.niversary of modern spirtualism will be held
by the st. Paul Spiritual alliance, Sunday.
the 27th. at Odd Fellows hall
Bishop Gilbert will conduct the monday
shaalf-hour LSnten service in the St. Paul
Chamber of Commerce assembly rooms, Satur-
day. l2:O5 p. M, closing at 1925 p.
H. o. Donovan, who was Cartoons sue
cussful football quarter back and captain, '97.
leaves today to accept position as assistant
cashier of the Darlington State Bank, North
Dakota.
John B. Atwater. receiver Of the Co
lumbia National Bank of Minneapolis. has
brought suit against John P. Jacobson. of
st. Paul. to recover So, 0S0, alleged to be due
on four promissory notes.
The class of '99 of Cleveland high school.
this city. will give a literary and musical
entertainment next Thursday evening in the
assembly hall Charades. tableaux and pan
IOmlmeS VIII also be given
The members of St Paul CHAPTER No
q. Order of the Eastern Star, are requested
to attend the funeral of Brother Franklin w.
Lee. at Rush City, today at l o'clock, taking
train at union depot at o'clock.
A civil service examination was held yes
terday for places in the internal revenue serv-
Ice There were three candidates, two for
clerks and one for deputy. F. Nicolin and
J. w. Vars were the examiners.
Mrs. Rolling entertained the Turckenham
Cinch club at her home Maple street.
Head prizes were won by Mrs. w C. Mont
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Kleinefelter.
The Nebraska retail lumbermen are max
ing trip to the pine land regions Of Mime
sofa and Wisconsin in a special train over
the Omaha road. They will be In Ashland
today and in the Twin Cities tomorrow.
There will be meeting Of the state
board of master plumbers at the capitol Mon
and iourneymen plumbers who may seek ad-
mission for state licenses to that profession.
st. Paul furnished orators for many
Dermott spoke at Mankato, ]. D. OBrien at
Mendoza, and NJ. ]. Costello at Graceville, be-
sides those who supplied the eloquence for To-
cal events.
.,-Walter Thomas Mills. field secretary Of
the PEOPLES university movement will be at
the st. Paul Commons for three days in the
near future. He will lecture somewhat on
the West side, on Arlington hills and at
the Commons, while here.
Monday evening at st. Joseph's church. this
city. for the benefit of the St Paul Infants
home: Rev. Father Keane, of Minneapolis
will lecture on Charity" and the musical
programme viii be under the direction of
John Gehan.
Mrs. Adelbert Moshcr, who has been at
st. Luke's hospital for the rast three weeks,
undergoing surgical operation, is now con-
valeSing and expects to be at home again
after Mondaye next. This is the third time
Mrs Mosher has been under the surgeon
Knife and the last operation has an
entire success.
Mary Routh and George R. Routh have
brought an action in the district court this
city. against Charles f. Swan, George Wood
Garrad, Jane c. Armstrong and Emily NJ
Spalding, to quiet title to lot 16, block 15
Woodland Park addition. which is in the
possession of the plaintiffs and is occupied
by them as their homestead
Union Star Lodge No. Is held very in
terestlng card party at their rooms in the
bes were used during the evening. Dan
cling followed the card programme and was
continued until late hour. Supper was
served during the evening by the ladies pres
Pioneer Press council of the Rova,
League has decided to take in a class at its
first meeting in May. and 1t is expected that
to take the degree. as the council is progress
sing very rapidly. Mr.. Lackey, of the su-
preme council of Chicago, recently paid a
visit to Pioneer Press council and gave a
very instructive and entertaining talk The
Royal League made assessment for the
month of March
st. Paul council, Northwestern Legion Of
Honor, gave a calico bail at Lifts hall in
this city st Patricks day, which was large
ly attended by members of the order and
their friends. Supper served in the din
ing hall by the supper committee, consisting
of Companions Mrs. Jennie L. Wray and
Maria Gross. The floor managers were H.
Won Dusko, William Kellogg and w. j.
Woodberry; reception committee, Mrs. Maud
l.. Ross. Mrs. S. S. Finley, Mrs. Mollie Frey
and Miss Rouleau. Music was furnished by
the West Side orchestra. There was a large
There will be a regular meeting of this coun-
ell Tuesday evening. at its hall, Fifth and
Wabasha streets All members are requested
to be there, important business will come
before the council.
The st. Anthony Park CongregationaIists
will have a church. Architect c. E.
Aldrich has prepared plans. which have been
accepted by the building committee. The
structure will have a SEATING capacity of
by 56 feet in size. and will be lighted large
ly from above. The Sunday school and prayer
meeting room will be in the basement This
floor will also be used for enterta nments
and soctals. There will be two entrances in
front and one at the SIDE, leading to the
building will be heated by hot air furnace
and will be wired for electric lights
The st. Paul Palette club will meet
"Wednesday evening in the club rooms Ger
man-American bank building. The work of
Dupre and DiaZ and the sculptor Barye will
be discussed by the club. The discussion will
be directed by Dr. Auten-Pne. An Illus
tratad talk on Composition" will be given by
Prof. n. R. Brewer, and reading by Mrs.
o. H. Rask.