The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-10-22
CITY NEW 8.

The park board will hold regular
meeting this evening.
Tie Ragtime Social club viii give rag
time ball at the Sherman hall this even
ing. Music by Keohlen's orchestra
st Paul camp No l, Sons of Veterans.
will give a social Wednesday evening in
GarheM Fost hall, $40 Wahasha street.
A sale of fancy and domestic articles
for The benefit OF the babies home viii be
held at Seminary hall, on MaclSubin
street, Thursday, from to 10 p. III.
Mrs. Alice Witt, widow of the Henry F..
e. lit, an old settler, died at her nome
last night at the age of fifty-nine years.
The announcement of the funeral will be
made later.
The Hamlne University Giee club, a
chorus of twenty-five. voices, accompanied
by Miss Eleanor Miller, wilCgive an en-
tertainment at the opera house in st.
Paul park Friday evening.
The people of the Assumption parish
will hold their bazaar on Wednesday.
Thursday. Friday and Saturday at As
sumption school hall, Exchange street.
Supper Will he served every evening.
Max Straus. of New York city one of
the best known railroad men in the East,
and War Holstrom, chief clerk of The
American line in Chicago. are spending
a few days visiting with B. G. Benson,
the steamship agent i'll this city.
The Alumni Association of the Chris
tian Brothers school will hold its an
nual meeting at O'Clock tonight in Cret.n
hall Sixth and Fort streets. officers VIII
be elected and arrangements competed
for the annual banquet.
The funeral Of James Turfues, VINO
committed suicide in the Arlington hotel,
Friday evening last, was held yesterday
afternoon at Forest cemetery from the
undertaking rooms of O'HallOran & Muir
ply. His cousin, NJ. Chamberlain, OF
Mankato attended the funeral.
Woodw orkers' Union No 40 held & sue
cessful bali last night in Arion hall, for
which music was furnished by Koehlers
orchestra. The following committee was
in charge: +. Cary, r.. HaSelberger,
b. Kelly, John Sullivan and John Brise-
men.
J. H. Hoffman, of 1856 East Tenth street,
yesterday applied to the building inspec-
tor for permission to erect a $4,000 dwell
ling on Lincoln avenue, between Avon
and Victoria. Also John Schwalkback,
who will build near Mackubin on Thomas
street.
Mrs. Henry s. Chase, of Hazel Park,
died suddenly yesterday at the residence
in Minneapolis. Mrs. Chase was visiting
her daughter. Her husband received d
message, but she was dead before he
could reach her SIDE.
All effort is being made to organize
womens class in physical culture, to be
conducted in the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
A meeting of all those wishing to join
such class viii be held at 4:30 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Norman N.
McFarren's studio. 81 Raudenbush build
ing.
The commons right school will open
this evening in the Madison school build
ing. There viii be school Monday Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday nights,
beginning at 7:90 and closing at $3.50. Miss
Alice Roy Will act as PRINCIPAL She will
be assisted by P. A. Zumbach and G.. T..
Bingham.
Harvey e Moves, a travelling sales
man for the Twin City Varnish COM
pany, died yesterday. The funeral will
be held at $3.50 today from 1873 Iglehart
street the remains being taken to Mil
waukee. Wis. for interment Sa ntly
City council, Royal Arcanum, OF which
the deceased was a member, will attend
in a body.
The board of public works will hold an
important meeting this afternoon, COM
mencing AT O'Clock. Hearing of the
property owners on the following i'm
provements will be held: Maczadamizins
of Ramsey street, grading Of Tuscarora,
and sewers on Sherburn. Je samine, Van
Buren, and Fauquier avenue Bids will
be opened IN the Hall and Marshall
avenue improvements.