The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-25
SALTWATER.
Logger. Want Hauling Weather to
Continue a Month.


LOggers Want Hauling Weather to
Continue a Month.
Loggers in the city. yesterday who had
just returned from trips to their camps
along tributaries of the ST. Croix In
Wisconsin and efMinf1esota expressed
themselves as pleased with the work now
being done at their camps, and the only
drawback at present is a fear that cold
weather will not continue much longer.
All were anxious to have hauling weather
until the latter part OF next month In
order to get in as many logs as they need,
but in some localities there is only little
snow, and few daystof warm weather
will necessitate a; cessation Of hauling.
During the month of February. excellent
work has been done in all localities, but
the log crop thus far is far short OF that
of last. season.
The DANA society has secured quar-
tiers In Redmen's hall and will move
from Grand Army hall March l..
Miss Matilda Buiov, who has bafn seri-
.ously i'll with paralysis for several weeks,
is improving slowly and is now, able. to
sit up in bed She is not yet, able to
speak, but the attending physician is
confident that she. will recover her speech
within a. week. or two.
Mrs. Myron Shepard continues serious
" i'll. Her condition, is practically I'M
changed excepting that she. is gradually
growing weaker.
Insthe Commercial club billiard tourna-
ment the past week only three games
have been played. and the standing OF
each member is practically as 1t was
week ago Leo Contain still reads with
a. narrow percentage over l.. s. Staples,
who is second in the race, and has not
vet given up hope of winning.
: - Il 70 md
horses belonging to j. 8. O'Brien, of this
citv are entered in a handicap race at
Memphis. Tenn, early in April, and both
horses are in such form that they are ex-
pected to make good showing
The ladies Of Ascension Episcopal
church gave Dutch supper IN shs o snna
sum was nettedc for the benent Oh the
Miss Nellie Mcclure has issued invita-
tons for a card party 70 De gwen at her
home next Tuesday afternoon.
The ladies of the Eastern Star gave
a very pleasant dancing party in Masonic
hall Friday evening. Music was furnish
ed by the Twin City Mandolin club, ofSSt.
Paul, and the attenuallce WAS luiy up
to expectations. = IA
William Kaiser. a well known lumber
man of Muscatine, To-, is in the city for
a few days on business.
Mrs. a. &. HOSpeS entertained luui-
Der of lady friends at cards tuesday art
ernoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles II. Browne gave
a progressive. euchrelf5 party Thursday
evening. Elegant refreshments were sery-
ed at a seasonabfesS hour and handsome
nrizes were awarded to Mrs. E.. M. Con-
rad Mrs. N. A. Nelson. Mrs. j. FL. Haines,
e. III. Conrad, w. 1G.y Bronson Jr., and
e. P. NuZum. a.,
Miss LehmIclze and Miss Slaughter en-
tertained number of their lady friends
at cards in the Sawyer house parlors
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G. L.. Chase entertained the Young
Married Ladies' Euchre club Friday aft
Otis Staples and E. L. Hospes have
returned from a business trip to Wash
ington, D. C.
Alex Johnson, a well known lumberman,
has gone South on business trip. eX-
Meeting to be absent about three weeks.
Mrs. George Patchin. Of Willow River.
Mimi, Is spending lew Gays with rela-
tives and friends In this city.
Will FL. Atwood, of Willow River, and
George l.. Patchin were in the city Fri
day evening to attend the Eastern Star
dance.
Mrs. A. L. Gillespie has gone to Oseeola.
MINI, where her mother Is seriously Ill.
Percy Swain and bride, Of Peoria, ILL.,,
are guests of D. NJ. Swain and family.
The Security Trust Company keeps
omen SATURDAYS and holidays for payment
of dI,r;donds 70 Savings bank depoSitors