The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04
Saltwater News

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A serious confagration was narrowly
aVerted shortly after midnight vester
day morning, when flames were discover
cd IN the rear Of August Loeber's hard
ware store on South Main street. The
Hre department responded to the alarm
S ~Ieh PTolnPtness and discovered that the
IRE mad originated in a barrel of refuse
ana came near extending to several bar
refs or Oil and paint in close proximity
me hre was extinguished without loss.
vii; me MT carson left this port yesterday
with large tow of logs for the Gem City
saw Mill company, Quincy III.
game or ball will be played at Aurora
park this afternoon by the White Bear
Team Team ana the Joseph Wolf Company
team Of this city. Murnane will pitch for
saltwater and Collett for White Bears.
A large number of baseball enthusiasts
VIII accompany the White Bear team to
TINS Guy, including the White Bear band.
The funeral of the little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harley Underwood will be held at Q
o'clock this afternoon from the family
residence on West Myrtle street, and the
terry.
The crew Of the St. Croix boom con-
tinues to do excellent work, and the out
put up to last evening aggregated nearly
l45,0O0, 600 feet. Logs are plenty and work
VIII be continued until cold weather sets
in.
Rev. F. L. Palmer, of Ascension
church, who has been spending a months
vacation in the East, returned home yes
terday morning and services will be held
in Ascension church today.
A pleasant social event occurred Fri
day evening a the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Sexton, a! few miles northwe est of
this city, when large number of their
saltwater friends surprised them upon
the occasion of Mr.. Sexton's birthday
anniversary. Dancing in the large
granary proved a pleasant pastime.
A bus load of Saltwater young people
danced at Staples Big lake club house
Friday night and returned to this CITY
early yesterday morning.
Paul Albert, of FarbaUlt, Mimi, Is
spending Sunday with friends in this
city
officers of Company K. Thirteenth Min
nesota volunteers, have received invita-
lions to attend reunion at the home
of Col. and Mrs. G. McC. Reeve at Lake
Harriet on the 18th inst, the anniversary
of the battle of Manila
Mrs. William Sinclair, Of Cloquet.
MINI. was a guest of Mrs. Elizabeth
Cover this week.
Mrs. w. G. Bronson. Jr, and daughter
Doris, are spending Sunday with friends
at Lake Minnetonka
Mrs. L. L. Manwaring entertained in
formally Friday afternoon for Mrs
Elizabeth Sicily. of Davenport, Iowa, a
sister of the hostess.
f. w. Schendel and family will spend
the coming week at East Pennington
w. F. Barrett and Ret Brown. of Min
neapolis, were guests of Mr. and Mrs
II. G. Robertson last Sunday
L. Simonet has returned from a bust
ness trip toLittle Falls MINI.
j. S. O'Brien left few days ago for
Saratoga, where his running horses are
to take part in the races beginning to-
morrow.
Eugene ONeal has returned from a
business and pleasure trip to the Pacific
coast
Mrs. ]. C. Rhodes is visiting in Mime
apolis.
Mrs. Mark Edgerton and daughter. Of
Kansas City, Mo-, were guests of Mrs
Otto DAZZLING the past week.
Miss Celeste Bolton, of Minneapolis
spent a few days the past week with her
sister, Mrs. ]. E. Gillespie.
Marcellus j. Lavalle has returned from
a weeks absence at Chicago and Fulton,
Ill.
Otis Staples and Surveyor General Mas
terman have returned from an extended
Eastern trip.
Mrs G. S. Welshons and children are
spending few days atChesago lakes.
Miss Minnie Johnson was a guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Arthur Game, at Anoka
the past week.
Miss Margie Lehmicke, of Newport
visited friends and relatives in Saltwater
during the week.
D. L. Burlington has returned from a
visit at Danielsonville. Conn.