The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-05-27
CITY NEWS.

The Saratoga Social club will give an
ice cream social and hop at the Twin City
hall Tuesday evening.
Astoria Council No. will meet to-
morrow evening. Business Of impor-
taRce will be transacted.
for the benefit of St James church. Two
dramas. Top Landing and THE Great
Catastrophe" will be presented.
The steamer Lotus begins the summer
river excursion season today, making two
trips 10 Minnehaha and return.
The funeral of Joseph Gaines will be
held tomorrow at o'clock from Nagels
undertaking rooms, 322 Wabasha street.
St Peter Claver's sodality will give It's
twelfth annual May festival and May
queen party at Twin City hall Monday
evening.
Carmel Chapter No. 137 will give a
card party Friday evening. June l, at
Masonic nall. South Wabasha and Isa-
bel streets
MIS-. Walter S. Written. who has been
spending the past month with her parents
IN indianapolis Ind. returned this morn
ing Sunday.
Lena Nelson died yesterday at the home
OF her sister. Mrs Laverty, 43 West Isabel
street The deceased was twenty-siX
years of age.
The horseshoers will close their shops
Decoration day all day. The master
horseshoers will give picnic June 13
al Spring Park.
Court No. 5. Royal Ladies, will hold
It's next regular meeting at Elks' hall
Monday. May 2S. There will be initiation
and refreshments.
Scarlet fever was reported at the health
Office Yesterday existing At S53 Frances
and SIS Edmund streets. and diphtheria at
go Albem8rle street
The West ST Paul Tunverein gave one
of It's popular concerts at its rooms in
the Martin opera house block. Colorado
ard South Wabasha. last night.
Harmony Dramatic and Musical club
will give a musical and dramatic enter
tainment Tuesday evening al ST Francis
d. Sales hall, Warsa W and James streets,
During d game Of baseball between the
seuior class OF Manchester college and
the faculty of the institution. on the col
lese campus. Prof \ w. Anderson had
his collar bone broken.
Tao Turner's of the Twin City will hold
their annual picnic June ), at Russell
Beach. An exhibition by the class which
viii attend the national convention at
County Treasurer Aros.n stated yes
tcrday that May 81 was the last day to
pay delinquent taxes before the penalty
of 10 per cent is imposed The office will
he kept open every evening for the bene-
fit of those who cannot come in the day
time
The Junior Pioneers are requested to
meet at Elks hall Wednesday at l
O'Clock sharp, to take part in the Memo
rial day parade. After the parade me-
ma:ie exercises will be held in the hall
Al extensive programme has ben pre-
pared.
Stainer's cantata 1.-The Daughter of
Jaiius," will be sung at evensong service
at I O'Clock today at St Marks church.
Minneapolis. Miss Florence Pace. So
praro; Harry George, tenor. and Harry
j.. Phillips, baritone. viii take part
George II. bennington Is organist.
A. n Robinson. in connection with
whose arrest Friday afternoon Patrolman
IheIin was suspended for alleged mis-
treatment of the prisoner. was fined $40
In the municipal court yesterday for
Drunkenness. Robinson broke a show win
dow in a photograph gallery on Seventh
street.
The police have been asked to search
for Andrew Anderson, of Hager City,
Wis. who left home May 10 to come to
this city. He has not since been heard
from Anderson was fifty years of age,