The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-30
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

Rev. ]. A. Baldrige will speak at the st.
Paul Commons this evening.
The postoffice station on the hill will be
open about the 18th of February.
Donnelly and Girard, in The Geezer," will
close their engagement at the Metropolitan
tonight
c. Lincoln, division superintendent of the
Wagner company, with headquarters at Chi
cago, was in ST. Paul yesterday.
DR.. Smith will preach at the Peoples
church this morning On Making a World
and in the evening on The Gospel of Revei
ence.'
]. F. Jackson, of the Associated Charities of
st. Paul. went to ST. Cloud Thursday evening
to assist in the organization OF associated
charities at that place.
H. T. Shaw will speak at the socialist-Labor
party meeting this afternoon at Assembly
hall, Third and Wabasha streets. Subject,
The Home of the Workman
Mrs. Isabel Josephine Parker, wife of E.
u. Parker; assistant general freight agent OF
The Soo died, yesterday, at the family resi-
dence, 2016 Terrace Park avenue.
The Sacred Thirst Total Abstinence society
Will meet at Cretin hall this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. At this meeting will take place the
election of officers for the year 1898.
Rev. H. L. Duhring, of Philadelphia will
preach at st. Clements church this morn
ing at IL o'clock and this afternoon will
address the assembled Episcopal Sunday
schools at Christ church.
Noyes Bros. & Cutler warn the public that
a man named Johnson, who is canvassing the
city and selling floor paint, does not repre-
sent them IN any way, nor is he authorized
to use the name of the firm.
A lecture will be given Monday evening" in
the Gospel Tabernacle by Rev ]. B. Murch
of Minneapolis, under the auspices of the BIZ
BILE conference committee. The subject will
be the New Testament Church idea
Starlight Camp No. 465 Rayon Neighbors
held an interesting meeting Friday evening
comforting the degrees upon two candidates
Inc camp Will give private mask ball at
Central hall next Wednesday evening.
DR.. Frank McVey,' of the political science
department Of The University of Minnesota,
will lecture Monday evening IN the assembly
room of the Commons, 4G2 Jackson street.
lens.
Miss Augusta RosenqIIs5, one of the old
residents of the city, died al the city hos
Iltal last night, where she had been under
treatment for several months for cancer of
the stomach. An Operation was performed
but it was unsuccessful.
The officers of Ellsworth circle, Ladies' of
the G. A. r., will entertain the members
home of the president Mr. ]. T. Chapman
Wednesday evening, Feb. 2 at 1890 Reaney
street, on Seventh street car line.
Vorwaerts Lodge No. 1865, D. of H., o.
Saturday evening, Feb. 5, at Plebusde hall.
Lafond and Arundel str cts. This De::i &c
OF Honor lodge is the Youngest OF Its kind
and the ball is given for the benefit OF this
lodge only.
The Central w. c. T. U. held gospel tenn
perance meeting at the Ameri AN Volunteers
hall, on Jackson, between Seventh and Eighth
streets, last night at S O'Clock. The speakers
OF the evening were Rev. George Shaw, of
Asbury NJ. E. church, and Robert c. Johnson,
of Hamline
The Lamb property on Fourth street, be-
low Robert, has been sold mortgage fore
closure to the Northwestern Life Insurance
Company of Milwaukee. The realty is 10 by
$50 feet, and Reconsideration of the mort
sage $50 SS2.52. At one time the DroDerty
would have been considered cheap at $50 900.
Fire at about noon yesterday totally de-
sfroyed the branch warehouse of the ST. Paul
Flour and Feed company, Fourth and Locust
streets. Baled hay, worth between $500 and $500
was either entirely destroyed or made worth
less by beng scorched and water soaked The
building. long, oEe-story affair worth in
the neighborhood of $780, belonged to Judge
Flandrau.
barn on Fourth street. between Ktson
and Neill streets, in which the St Paul Flour
and Feed company had a quantity of hay
stored, was totally destroyed by fire at ii
o'clock yesterday morning, causing a loss CT
$500. The origin of the blaze is unknown.
The loss is covered by insurance.
H. H: Bennett, a popular MEMBER Of Com
pany C, n. G. NJ, who mas been with the
several railroads of St. Paul for the past
twelve years, left for his home in Bait more
last week, Before his departure he was pleas
given at the "Ratskeller' by Capt. Noyes
Robinson, Sergeant James Snow, AL Cavan-
augh, C. D. Crothers and other members of
Company C..
Maple Leaf Camp No 321. r. N. A.. held
their regular meeting Thursday Jan 81 Two
candidates were initiated and TWO applca-
tions acted on. A committee Was appoin:od
to make arrangements for the camps thirl
anniversary. Mrs. W. C. Montgomery is
chairman. This camp has been taking in
candidates rapidly lately, six to be initiated
at their next meeting, Feb. ~ nice pro-
gramme is to lie prepared for the good of
IL, order.