The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-06
CITY Ne W 9 /.

The park beard Will meet Monday even
ing The annual report of Supt. Nuss-
banner wifi be presented.
Theuee Will be. a meeting of the Second
Ward Improvement association Monday
evening at liz East Seventh st.
Crusaders. T. \, society. Fort and Sixth
streets will elect officers for the ensuing
term. a ts:i O'Clock this afternoon.
The St. Paul Tourist club viii give its
third social 'ahoi5 of the season Tuesday
evening. Jan. Is, at sherman hall.
Pref Francois c Boucher, consular
agent or the French government in st.
Paul since 1885, will return TO Paris soon.
The night schools at the Madison and
Cleveland buildings, which were closeo
during the holidays, will reopen tomorrow
night
The .Jacksou-Drew Mothers club viii
meet Wednesday afternoon at the Jack
son school, DIR. A. w Miller will deliver
an address.
rs Mental Science PRACTICABLE will be
the topic. at the meeting of the Mental
Science temple at IL o'clock this morning
at Central hall.
The Crusaders will hold their semi
annual election of officers at their hall
"a this AFTERNOON. All members are request
ed to be present.
The funeral OF the late Charles Koch
Ter, Tor years secretary of the work
house. viii be held at = O'Clock today
from MCCARTHY & Sons, 3S5 Watasha
street.
city Engineer CIaussen has notified
- Health Commissioner Ohage that he has
no desire TO name the garbage inspectors
and will delegate that authority to the
commissioner.
The regular quarterly meeting of the
Burr Street Improvement society viii be
held Mon@ay evening at the Grace
Methodist church parlors, near Burr and
Minncilaha streets, at S o'clock.
DR. McGregor, of Park Congregational
church, Will give reYiew- this evening of
Holy Land, Illustrated by ninety views
Shown by the o&yllydrogen light
he Socialist Labor party viii not hold
a meeting tomorrow afternoon, as usual
: but. VI II 3begiB It's second series Of lectures
Sunday. Jan. %. when John w johnson
will speak ON .,.iThe Glass Struggle"
Henry Huckenpoehler. aged eighty
two years. died yesterday at the home of
his sOn-in-law, b. Norman, % Thomp-
son avenue The interment will be at
Wac9nia, Carver county, Minnesota.
The German-Az4erican Veteran asso-
eeistiorr hoids it,. regular meeting this
evening at 5-p- m. in Garfield hail, Grand
block, Wabasha street. The annual cleo
.-U0p~of officers will he held1S
The Junior Pioneers will hold their
twelfth annual entertainment Wednesday
evening, ate~the association parlors, in
Elks NALL Lowry Arcade. The entertain
mente programme will be followed by dan
cling.
Associates in the city engineers office
yesterday presented J. B. Irvine with a
complete set Of draughting tools and u
handsome briar pipe. Nh. Irvine Monday
enters upon his new duties as county
surveyor.
A meeting Of the Ninth Ward Rough
Riders, club will be held this afternoon
at the Lincoln Republican club rooms,
at which tine officers will be selected
and steps taken to nuke the organization
permanent
Mrs. Rose, of Des Moines, To-, was ap-
pointed matron of the Womans Chris
tian home. at the meeting of the board
yesterday. Mrs. c. E. Van Duzee aud
Mrs. \. ". cunning were named visitors
for the month.
The funeral Of William Engel, who