The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-14
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Diphtheria is reported at the health
department as existing at 1873 Rondo
street and q GARFIELD avenue.
The ladies of Bethany church will give
a chicken pie supper and sale tonight at
Colorado and South Wabasha streets.
Edward Dahl, chief deputy sheriff. is a
candidate for secretary of~the fire board,
under its reorganization. He is a Ju-
Nor Pioneer.
Through an error it was stated that
the. assets of the Commercial club were
$16,550.75. 1t Should have been S26, 9646S.
The gain in the surplus. for the last year
has been $S,5S7.26
The annual melting of Summit Lodge
No. 169, A F. &. A. M, will be held
this evening at Summit hall, 512 Laurel
avenue officers will be elected and tbs
annual reports will be submitted.
The funeral of Mrs. James Cook, who
died early yesterday morning at her
home, PSI Dayton avenue, will be held
from her home. 267 Dayton avenue, to-
morrow at O'Clock followed by services
at the Cathedral at $3.50.
Mary White, a domestic employed at
AGO East Fifth street, slipped on an icy
sidewalk, at Fifth and Rosabel streets,
last evening and broke both bones of her
left leg about four inches above the an
kle. She was taken to the city hospital.
The boys, and girls industrial class
of st. Peters church will hold a Christ
mas sale Saturday AFTERNOON and even
ing in the guild room, corner Fourth
and Maple streets, the proceeds to be
devoted to the church.
Frank Huber and Martin Whisky were
arrested at Rondo station yesterday on
suspicion. They were found in a barn
on Summit avenue with new pair Of
trousers in their possession, for which
they could not give a satisfactory ac
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People living in the vicinity are cor
daily invited to attend q free lecture in
Park Avenue Baptist chapel, Park and
Cook streets, this evening, given7by Rev.
subject. Sights and Sound in Ireland
and Scotland
supt. H H. Chapman, Of the University
of Minnesota Agricultural Experiment
station, Grand Rapids, MINI, will ad-
dress the Commercial club today at 1
O'Clock His subject will BETH Eco
nomic Bearing of Forestry in Northern
Minnesota Conditions"
A meeting Of the committe on claims
of the board of aldermen was held yes
terday and a large number of bills con-
sidered. The larger portion of the
claims were credited to the schools The
work was 50 great that a postponement
was taken until the next meeting.
Charles R. Hamlin's buck and wing
dancing was a popular feature Of the
entertainment and play given Tuesday
evening at Odd Fellows hall, on Reaney
street. '"The Lucky Watseo2ns. was
presented under I. o. o. F. auspices, and
Mr.. Hamlin's dancing divided the acts
The st. Paul White Lead and Oil com
pany has sued the Twin City Jockey
club, August. -Lindgren and John j.
O'Connor, to recover $270 on notes.
Inspector G.. CT Kimball, -postoffice in
spector in charge of the st; Paul di-
vision, has received notification Of the
appointment of H. S.. Tullis, now en-
pioyed in the agricultural department
as stenographer and. clerk. Of. the St.
Paul office vice w. H. Chapman.
Al Schweizer has been appointed spe-
cial administrator of the estate of Gus
Olsor.. The administrator will continue
the saloon business. at 3d. Payne ave-