The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-08-04
CITY RE WS s .

Miss Marie Brennan, of Albemarle
street, has departed for Credit river.
Mrs Cohn Geisenhoff and sister Miss
Allie King, are visiting friends at Buff
falo. n. Y.
The Douglas Elevator Company of
Worthington has filed articles of incor-
poration; capital, $4,000
Mike Sczeny, charged by his wife with
assault and battery, signed a bond TO
keep the peace in police court yesterday.
Miss Emma Rohlfs, of Goodrich avenue,
gave a linen shower last Monday in honor
of Miss Wilhelmina Hanft, an August
bride
Edward Johnson, arrested for violating
the bicycle ordinance by riding on the
sidewalk on St Adams street, was fined
81 yesterday.
The Second Ward Improvement associa-
ton monthly meeting will be held to-
morrow evening at o'clock at Bates and
Seventh streets.
Miss Eda Romer. of Ramsey street, en-
tertained informally Friday afternoon in
honor Of Miss Wilhelmina Hanft, bride
of next week.
The annual parish picnic of the Church
of the Good Sheperd will be held Wednes-
the union depot at 500 a. m. and D. M.
George Mcclure who was badly injured
by colliding with a Saltwater car Fri
day morning, was reported to be much
improved last night and DR.. TIistler stat
ed he is out of immediate danger.
The Diamond 10 packet st. Paul is ex-
pected here this afternoon at o'clock
with another large cargo of freight and
n heavy passenger list. She will leave
Tor lower river points at s p. m.
Judge BaziEe has returned from a va
cation visit to Port Arthur and the Su-
porior north shore. Monday he will have
before him general term calendar con-
tanning hundred miscellaneous matters.
Central Park NJ E., Twelfth and Min
nesota Rev. IS. Longiey, pastor AS the
church IS to be cleaned, there will be no
preaching services or League; Sunday
school IS usual at y noon to be addressed
10y Miss Stone, the native Chinese mis-
slcnary.
Daniel FentOn, arrested on the charge
of striking Henry Cohues with a sledge
hammer at the st. Paul foundry a week
ago, was given a partial hearing in the
police court yesterday, and his case was
continued until tomorrow. Bail was fix
ed at 500.
Josie Ralter, arrested by Officer
Bohaneman Friday night on the charge
of being disorderly, was arraigned before
Judge Orr in the police court yesterday
and had her case continued until tomor-
row morning. She resisted arrest. but this
charge was dropped.
While playing around her home. 76 Gus
ter street Friday evening, Clara Tennis,
eight years old, stepped on a rusty nail.
Nothing was thought of the incident at
first, but yesterday her foot commenced
to swell and Dr. Gilillan was called and
cauterized the wound.
Rev. G.. w. Davis, who has had charge
OF the American mission in Paris for the
past two years, has returned to St Paul,
and has been the guest of Mr.. and Airs.
G. M Ray, of Smelling avenue. DR.. Davis
bikes charge of the First Presbyterian
church al Mankato today.
The st. Paul Furniture company held
their annual picnic at Silver lake yester
day. A very enjoyable game of baseball
was played between the shop and office
teams. The office team won by the score
of 9 to s. Batteries, OLeary and Mertens,
Schaffer and Frinn. Captains, Mansfield
and Schaffer.
Ine case against Joe Smons, well
known to the police as "Giblets," who
was arrested Friday night on the charge
of vagrancy was continued in the police
court yesterday until tomorrow. Thurs
day night coat was taken from the
Northern Pacific general office building,