The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-23
CITY NEW s.

John 3ahoney died last evening at his
home, 81 Cliff street, aged thirty years.
The horseshoeing shops of St. Pau
will be closed all day Christmas and
New Years day.
The State Bank of Franklin, Renviile
county, incorporated yesterday with
capital stock of $4,000.
The Mental Science temple will meet
this morning at II o'clock in Central hall
THE Law of Growth is the topic.
St Joseph's academy closed yesterday
for its holiday recess. The students will
return jan. for the reopaning of classes.
]. e. Nash will speak to the Social
democrats a O'clock this afternoon
al Pteifer's hall. Competition will be
topic
The St Paul Infants home has moved
from Hague avenue to eS7 Selby avenue.
Wednesday is reserved each week for
visitors.
The Assumption Social society will give
their second card party of the season
Tuesday, Jan. S, at Assumption hail,
Exchange street
Or. ]. s. Cook will lecture before the
Socialist Labor Party this afternoon at
2-2e in Assembly hall on MANS Inhu-
manity to Man.
The st. Paul Spiritual alliance will en-
terrain one hundred roor children with
Christmas tree and dinne: this aftcrno
n Ode Fellows hall.
Miss Hopes ladies orchestra has been
engaged to furnish a musical programme
fer the Carleton college reunion Thurs
day evening at the Commercial club.
The board of trustees of Macalester
college held 4. meeting yesterday, Ed
ward A. Webb. of the Webb Pdbl saing
company, was elected a member of tic
board
Rev Dr. Steelman, of Salt Lake City,
has accepted call to the pulpit Of the
Woodland Park Baptist church DIR.
SteelIoan will remove to st. Paul about
Feb. l.
The new West side engine house on
Fairfield avenue will be ready for occu-
pancy about February. The hea ting
plant is being installed and the interior
finish put on.
The funeral Of Thomas Cloonan will be
held tomorrow morning from the resi-
dence, 166 Edmund street. followed by
services at St. Vincent's church at
o'clock. The interment will be at Cal
vary.
The employees of Farweli, Ozrnun, Kirk
d Co. viii give their annual banquet
IAN. L at ire Ryan motel. Inc Metro
politan quartctte and Charles Fairclid
will give a programme of music and
readings.
Rev. c. G. r. Poole will preach mcrn-
nag and evening at the Woodland Park
today. At the morning service the letter
of acceptance Of pastcrate from Rev. II.
e. Steelnian will be read.
Arrangements are being made at Beth
esda hospital for Christmas entertain
ment Monday afternoon. There are only
a few children at the hospital, but the
nurses and physicians will exchange gifts
through The medium Of a decorated tree.
State Auditor Dunn issued 1925 war
rants yesterday for bounties on trees
planted and maintained The warrants
are distributed throughout some thirty
eight counties. They amount to $lS.-
5T2
Mrs. Mary McNe4ry, aged thirty-sx
years, died at her home, go Western ave-
nue., early yesterday morning from rheu-i
matism. The funeral VIII be held Mon
day morning at s o'clock from st. Vim
cents church. Internent will be at Cal
vary.
o. F. Dodge. the real estate dealer, is
confined TO his home on Holly avenue
with a severe case of erysipeIas. MI
Dodge has suffered relapse, but his
physicians think he will be able to be
out in a fortnight.