The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-17
GABY NEwS 8.

Warmer hut dry weather is in sight for
several days to come.
The river has risen suddenly two inches,
in spite of the recent lack of rain.
West St Paul lodge. Sons of Hermann,
VIII give a picnic at Chaska Sunday, Aug.
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Tile Freiheit Lodge No. 81. D. of H.,
will give an ice cream social at Indian
Mounts tomorrow afternoon.
The parents of Ar on Guth, sixteen
years Old, $50 SherbuIne avenue, want
him sent to the training school. He Is
il-orriEihle.
St Paul Council No. 4, Benevolent Com
moners, gave an ice cream social at Odd
Fellows hall last night. A short busl-
ness session was held.
Mrs J. L. Greengard and daughter, of
$50 Lafond street, ~ turned Thursday
evening from their trip to Detroit, Mich,
and the surrounding cities.
Judge Hine, in the police court yes
terday, gave John Adams and Maurice
Braier. arrested for trespassing, fifteen
days each in the workhouse.
Gel George E. Pond, chief quarter
master of the depar ment of Dakota,
win advertise in a few days for bids fc:'
furnishing $50 cavalry horses.
The following visitors to the Pan
American exposition from st. Paul are
registered at Buffalo: Iroquois, H. IL.
Irvine; Statler's, E. A. Temenway.
The home department of the Goodrich
Avenue Presbyterian Sunday school viii
hold its annual outing at Wildwood to-
day. the cars leaving the postofice at 2
,. IN.
George Rc:nhardt, charged by w. f.
Maenl with disorderly conduct. was be-
fore Judge Hire in the police court yes
terGay AMI was required to sign a peace
bond
Mrs. Thomas HUSKY of st. Anthony
ParS, is suffering from a compound frac-
turc of her left leg. Her injuries are the
result OF a runaway accident that o.
CURED in Minneapolis.
Suit has been brought by Rudolph Mes
ser. against the Capital Investment COM
Iany, ct al, to quiet the title and re-
cover possession of 81 veral lots in Hol-
combe's addition to st. Paul
Anton sl1on's suit against Mrs. Wicker
for rent of a house which stands in the
highway on Florida street was dismissed
by Justice Hoff As Skon does not own
the highway, he cannot get any rent for
il.
South Wabasha street, from Water to
Isabel viii probably be paved with as
ers favor asphalt if it can be
secured at the present price of $1.77r per
square yard
On account of the absence of several
members from the city the meeting of the
ST Paul Armory association, which was
to have taken place at the armory last
evening, has been postponed until next
Wednesday evening.
The case against William Salisbury, ar
rested for obstructing Mendoza street,
was continued in the police court yes5er-
day until Aug. %, in order that he might
I've eiy en- a chance to keep his promise
to remove the obstruction.
The Mealey Dry Goods company, of
this city, Incorporated Yesterday with
capital stock of $4,000. The incorporators
are John Mann, who is president; Louis
Schimmel, vice president and George
Mealey, secretary and treasurer.
County Auditor Dunn will leave on
Monday for Bemidji, where he will hold
a sale of state lands on the following
day. These lands are not of a particular
" desirable character and it is not ex-
pected that they will wiring more than IS
per acre.
Rev. Mr.. Carter, the colored pastor who
has had charge of st. Phillips Episco-
pal mission, corner of Aurora and Mac
mum otACCNs VIII lGdN6 lllS week IOr
Denver, Col, where he will take charge
Of a church. No one has been appointed
yet to succeed him at ST. Phillips
The state board of health was yester-
day notified that an unmistakable case
of smallpox had beer tound among the
members of a threshing crew working
just outside the village of Pipestone All
possible precautions have been taken to
prevent a spread of the disease.
The general Memorial day committee