The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-18
CITY MEeN 8 q

The Social Labor party held an open
air meeting last night at Payne avenue
and York street
The state officers and employees are
planning a picnic to Lake Harriet on
Monday evening.
a lawn festival for the benefit of st.
James parish will be held at 469 View
street this evening.
The state investment board will meet
at the office of the governor Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. o. Brooks, of Holly
avenue, are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
l. d. Garrett, of New York.
Aclher Relief Corps No. I will give a
lawn social this evening at the residence
OF A. E. Messenger, 463 Golf avenue.
The Westminster Presbyterian church
on the West Side is closed for removal
ton. There Will be no services for two
weeks
Ivanhoe chapter, Order of Eastern
Star VIII give lawn party this even
ing at the residence of Mrs. Cutter, 1872
Nina avenue.
Hon. w. A. Nolan, representa-
tive from Grand Meadow, arrived in st.
Paul last night on business trip. He is
at the Windsor
The department was called out at noon
yesterday by a small fire in the store OF
Adam Decker, SAT Jackson street. There
was small loss
The choir boys of ST. Paul's church and
members of st. Andrews Brotherhood,
viii go INTO camp at Bald Eagle the first
week in August.
Julius A. Schmahl, chief clerk of the
house and editor of the Redwood Falls
Gazette arrived in the city last night
and is at the Windsor
H, Hagley was charged with unlawful
entry in complait made by S. F. Au-
ser, $50 Mississippi street. VINO alleged
that Hagley broke into his barn.
R. B. Snyder formerly of the account
ing department of the West Publishing
company, has been appointed member
ship secretary of the Y. M. c. A.
Tho state railroad and warehouse com
mission will return today from WyIie.
Red Lake county, where it heard the
plea of the people for a larger depot
John Eustis and D. Clan, the two West
side men who We're arrested for fighting
over the purchase of some bananas
Tuesday night, We're each fined s. in
police court yesterday.
For cruelty beating a horse Vernon
fitzgerald was brought into police court
yesterday on a warrant sworn out by
Humane Agent John Moak The case
was continued until today
Mrs. c. A. Zimmerman entertained the
following house party Sunday at her
summer home, Lake Minnetonka: The
Misses Mabel and Grace Golfer, Carl
Golfer and Roland L. Barry.
Charles Sprinkler, SIS Rose street, was
overcome by heat at Payne avenue and
Case street, yesterday afternoon. He was
taken to his home in the Margaret station
patrol wagon. He is sixty years old.
James Sullivan, in a. jury trial, was
found guilty Of petit larceny in police
court, yesterday He stole knife from
the stand on Sibley street. near the union
depot. He will be sentenced today.
The knights of Columbus, St Paul
council viii give a steamboat ride on the
Mississippi Monday evening for mem
bers and their friends. An invitation has
been extended to the Minneapolis council
10 take part.
Rev. Alexander McGregor, of the. Park
congregational church, is indisposed as
result of the recent hot spell. He was
taken sick yesterday afternoon and was
forced to retire His illness is not con.
stdered serious
Col Pond, quartermaster general of the