The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-07-16

Wells. on Tuesday evening installed the
following officers; n. G., Mary Iverson;
Y G., Inez Everett; secretary, c. r.
Sperber; treasurer, Gertie Payne; Con,
Bertha I1noekson; warden, H W. Ever
EFT; chaplain, Nellie Nixon; o. G., H. w.
Hawkins; /. G., w. II. Everett.
The election of officers of Division No.
2, A o. H., of Rice county, took place
at Shieldsxille Saturday, July T. and re
c. Reilley. vice president: A. Boyle, re-
cording secretary; NJ Burke, financial
secretary; p. III. Shields, treasurer; Will
liam Kelly, insurance secretary.
The annual meeting of Division No. J.,
A. o. H.. of Faribauit took place Mon
DAY, the Sch, when the following officers
We're elected: ]. p. Kennedy, president;
u. w. Comford, recording secretary; r.
tarY e. O'keefe, treasurer; r. j. Cough
lin, sergeant-at-aTms; p. Finn, sentinel
r, The second week. in September the
Goodhue County Fair and Mechanics
west of ZUmbrota.
A sunday school has been organized at
Eagle Bend, with the following officers:
superintendent, gu and librarian, Mrs. Hoos-
uFer, John Hoosline.
Inc North Dakota Dental association
convened Tuesday in Fargo at its semi
annual meeting, and the examining board
Wahpeton, Secretary DR. Starting. of
Eargo; DR.. McLain, of jamestown; DR.
ramsey, of Grand Forks, and Dr. Irgens,
OF Valley City
The family of f. S. Livermore, of Fair
ntonte last week enjoyed a family reunion
a. the old homestead. The children, con-
sS1hst dlg OF George S, of swea City, To-;
IhafleS IL, Of Anaconda, Mont F. S.
Jr., Of Buffalo Center, 10: ". r.. Of
Thompson, To-; Mrs. Carrie Dale of Min
hiieeapoIs, are all here with their fam
t mes, Whlch, with Ed j., who lives at
nome, makes family of sixteen Judge
LlVermore Is patriarch among whose
descendants there has not been a death
or an invalid, and whose grandchildren
are all boys.
Pine me following officers were installed by
d noot River Lodge, I. o. O. F., Tuesday
evening: |; c. Picket, n. G.: w W, Wall
g ~ J. g. FRENCH, R. s.; George Nash
AAIn 4i Ronning, R. S. V. G.. B. n
Elareq, L. S. " G.; ]. II. Burns, conduc.
G }Gr; James = G5salligan,, Warden; r. R.
q e. E r; ;, s.; j. T. Lynch, L. s. s.;
y. NJ Habberstad chaplain
over forty members of the families of
Hfr: D JGeI Iappan and Mrs. S. w Stivers,
north of town last Friday affernoon
i hree generations were represented IN
Inc FIRST named family, while the latte,
tons A eeiet@-
john j. Sandberg and his brother Mar
TN Were digging a well on a farm at
section &c, Cokato, the former being IN
III, III lotion OF the we'll while Martin.
VINO was on top, was hammerine down
Ine Top with heavy mall, the handle Of
winch broke, and the mall, striking Tohn
most instantly W 81
The annual meeting of the Chatea1d
school district was held last TuesdaV
evening, when DIR. c. M. Cooner II,as
f fn sIt S9n APE Of the board of education
10 succeed Mr.. H. Fairbank A. +, Ohrr
was elected treasurer and Geo. II Haven
secretary to succeed themselves
me members of the board of directors
OF the State Bank Of Anoka held then
day evening. They declared thair go
lar per cent semi-annual dividend and
fund. ~ SUI PluS
The, The funeral T Of the late T. s Edison oc-
CURED Thursday afternoon at Grand
oFhS, ana was one of the most innree-
siVe and largely attended ever held in
NE Tue state: The ceremonies at the grave
We're conducted by the Elks Acting F;x
aztec RULER e. G. Cooper being in charge
or the opening work, Chaplain w T
Wider reading the prayer for the dead
from the burial service ACCORDING, to ~
Is. 7. Q. E. ritual. no
bishop Whipple administered the rite
Oh collhr Tn at Calvary church. Roch-
esIer, thursday evening, there being
faith Bishop Whipple's& first con6rma-
ton service was conducted in Rochester
forty years ago.
A mass meeting of the citizens OF Owa-
tonna has been called to consider the
erection of an armory building
+,d There e. We're ere upwards Of sixty applica-
of schools at st. Peter. V. r. Wasson
of Blue Earth City, was appointed at a
salary OF 1850 per year
The first village election in letters oc-
CURED last Monday, and the following
Fredrickson, A. A. Faust, A W. Berser,
trustees; l., e. Streater. clerk; c. r.
Ruroe, treasurer; E. J. Hober Joe Smith,
Works, justices.
Wednesday, the 18th. being the nftieth
anniversary of the marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenfield, of Windom.. a number
of friends gathered at their home In the
evening to help them celebrate the event.