The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-11-25
CITY NEWS.
he park board will meet Monday even

The park board will meet Monday even
ing.
The st. Paul College of Law incorpor-
ated yesterday without capital stock
Esther Lodge No. 80 will give dance
Thursday evening, Dec 13, at Lifts hall
Grand opera house block
Astoria Council No. 5 will meet tomor
row evening. Entertainment and initia.
ton. Every member is expected to be
present.
The annual meeting of the board of di-
rectors Of the Woman's Work exchange
viii be held at IL O'Clock Monday in the
Endi@ott arcade.
The Polish Young Mems society,
Branch 373, P. n. A, will give its fourth
annual social hop at Mozart hall,
Thanksgiving eve.
Rev. Benjamin LongeIy will give an
Illustrated lecture on Bonnie Scotland
Friday evening at the Central Park
Methodist church.
J, L. stegner, of 293 East Winifred, has
made arrangements to erect a frame
dwelling. house on Prescott avenue, be
tween Brown and Andrew
Evolution of Tools" will be the sub
Ject of an address by Thomas H. Lucas
before the Social Democratic party at
Pfeiter's hall this afternoon
The park board will hold an adjourned
meeting tomorrow night at s O'Clock Ar
engagements will be made about skating
facilities al Como park this winter.
On Hague avenue, between Milton AMI
Chatworth, will be erected two. hand
some dwellings. Smith and Taylor are
$500.
At the Mental Science temple, Central
tan, Sunday morning, IL o'clock, Mr. O..
w Smith will continue the subject.
Mental Science" and its message to hui
mainly.
A meeting of the Minnesota State PouI-
try association, will be held Monday
evening at 81 West Third street. The ar
Tangement for the annual exhibition of
the association will be discussed
Capitol City Lodge No 237 will give a
social dance Thanksgiving eve at its hall
East Seventh and Reaney streets The
committee in charge are Messrs., August
Pabst Charles Holland and Samuel Bull.
"A good time is expected.
Property owners abutting on the pro-
posed Mtnehaha street sewer will be
given chance to express their opinion
on the projected Improvement at the
session of the board of public works to
~14OAA Wv aAIS4 MON at Z o CLOCK.
The funeral of Paul Kelly. who died
Friday will be held this afternoon at
O'Clock from the family residence S34 st.
Anthony avenue, followed by services
at st. Joseph's Catholic church at 2:3O.
The interment will be at Calvary.
The Sons of Harvard will hold re-
union Dec. 1, in Minneapolis. The associa-
ton has members in all states west of
the Alleghanies F. B. Tiffany and IA
b. Wenzeu, st. Paul, and H. E. Barnes
Jr., of Minneapolis, compose the com
nn1ttee IN charge of the entertainment
A lecture will be given Tuesday even
ing, at the Atlantic CONGREGATIONAL
chuI Oh, on Bates avenue, for the benefit
OF the FREE. reading room which will be
Cpe1ed in the church parlors. about Dec
L The price of admission to the lectures
will be a bound book, which viii be
placed in the library.
Monday eevning the Commons Social
and Literary club will discuss Some
aspects of the Saloon Problem. after
short talks by Miss Nellie Hanson G
II Hazard and ]. O. Bingham. Music
Will be furnished by the Commons
orchestra and Miss Listina. REGULATIONS
by Miss B. Pittmanne and Miss Eleanor
Wood.