The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-30

fined to his home with the grip.
The Sacred Thirst society will meet
this afternoon at 8 O'clock at Cretln hall
The st. Paul Tourist club will give its
second social hop of the season at SAer-
man hall Monday evening.
The monthly meeting of the Ramsey
County Medical society has been post
poned from Dec. 81 to Jan. Z.
During the year 5,14S children wese
vaccinated by the health department.
Over 1.400 of this number were during
the past month.
The old Barnum homestead. at the cor
ner OF Summit and Virginia avenues,
was sold by Carrie J. Barnum yesterday
to Mary S. Smith for $4,000
The Socialists of ST. Paul will celebrate
Christmas and New Years with an en-
tertaiament and ball beginning at 8 this
afternoon an Assembly hall.
The funeral of Mrs Julia O'Donnell.
who died Fri lay at her home 967 Burns
avenue will be held tomorrow morning.
The interment will be at Ferryvilie,
Wis.
The night schools at the Madison and
Cleveland school buildings have been
very successful, as shown blythe con-
slant growth of attendance. School will
reopen Monday, Jan. Z.
Judge Kelly, of the district court, who
has been very sick for the last few days
with the grip. was reported yesterday as
being much better. He is living at the
Colonnade this winter.
Florence Vivian, the infant daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Orville E. Phelps died
yesterday at their home, 474 Cedar
street. The funeral will be held today
at 2:30 from the house.
The congregation of the First Baptist
church will celebrate the fortieth ami
versary of the organization of the par
ish with special prayer services. to he
held Tuesday morning at o'clock
The relief fund for the families of the
nremen killed i'll the Midway fire. has
received a substantial addition in tie
sum of money; SIT, collected by Dr.
Schiffmann. and turned over TO President
Clark of the fire board.
Arrangements have been made for a
through Interurban car to leave Min
neapolis at 1880 Monday night for ST.
Paul This IS for the benefit of St Paul
people intending to usher in the new
century at Minneapolis. This car will
start from Sixth street and Hennepin
avenue.
The Minnesota Botanical society held a
meeting yesterday at which papers were
read as follows: Vegetation of Risen
Lake Bottom at Lake Phalen," D.
LANCE; 1.-The Microscopic Vegetation OF
the ST. Paul Water Supply Miss NJ G.
Tanning: Some Fleshy Fungi of Min
nesota," L. NJ. Freeman.
J. and w. c.. shull filed articles of in
corpora tion with the secretary of state
yesterday afternoon. The company,
which will deal in lumber, coal and build
ing material. Will have a capital stock
of 100000, which will be paid in as called
for, by the. directors. Headquarters will
be at Minneapolis The incorporators
are, J. Shull, w. c. Shull and J. H.
Moran.
Don't forget the great cut price sale.
Our Choice Rib RoaSts, Sc, Zoe, 12iac per
Id. Best Porter House Steak cuts lac
to 1Sc per lp cant be beat Fancy
Turkeys. Chix, Ducks, Fresh Oysters.
Good service and Prompt delivery. The
Colonnade Meat Co., Tenth and st. Peter.
Telephone 1352-J.
The Christmas entertainment at the
e r. Ide and Mrs. F. A. Gardner had
charge of the programme. assisted by
Mrs. Alex Cameron, Misses Nelson,
CYDed,e Cameron and: Densmore. 81 Messrs
1de and Book: The church was, decorated
with thousands of gold and silver stars,
and an evergreen forest grew on the
platform. There was tree loaded with
presents by Santa Claus. All the teach
ers and scholars received presents. Rev.
j., c. Copeland was presented
with a handsome writing desk by his,
class; hei4wass also remembered by the
ladies' aid society .AmoIng. those
e3ntrIbpting to an interesting
gFsn Henry 'Behrens; Alma Burrows,
LELAND Spates,. Arthur Gardner. Lillian
Elliott. Ralph Mclean: youngest boy. in
the school, Abbie BuzzeIl, Nellie Hurd,
Clifford Brand and Mamie Young.