The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-12-15
saltwater News.

The funeral of Myron I. McKusick, Of
Saltwater, who died last week at Phoenix,
: Ariz., was to have been held from Assem-
sion church yesterday afternoon, but the
remains did not arrive until so late in the
afternoon that the funeral services were
postponed until this afternoon Services
Will be held at. Ascension Episcopal
church at 8 O'clock.
The North Fiji Euchre club was enter
tanned by Mrs. George Miller Thursday
afternoon. The prizes were captured by
Mrs; John J. stIhson and Mrs. Henry
Ruehle ~
Otis Staples; returned Friday from San
Antonio, Tex. having. accompanied his
daughter to:sthat city,s where she will
spent the winter with Rev and Mrs. 4.
A. Morey.s sf
The st. Paul Y.sM. &C "A basket ball
team received a. severe drdbbing -atstne
armory in this city Friday night, atgthe
hands of Company K The militia boys
second team: and the high school team
played a game, which resulted in ate.
Warden Woifer, of the prison, who Is In
the East on business connected with the
prison binder Irvine factory, will be abb
sent couple of weeks longer.
Mrs. III. Farmer entertained the
Neighberhood Card club Friday after
noon at her home. on South Sixth street.
Mrs. M. e. armstrong, OF Glencoe.
Mimi, spent the week with relatives In
this cdty.~sssoSs ~ ; ( s'sa Ita>@faA s4s@
Mrs.eA D. Stowe and son Louis, of st.
Eau, were guests Of Saltwater frienjs
on Thursday.
w. A. Dempsey has gone to Bathurst,
N: B., on visit to friends and relatives.
j. II. Cockburn, who spent several
months In -Washngton and Oregon, mas
re artRsa e saa W1ntsr was in the
city city the Fast week <on a}visit to rela-
Miss Minnie Johnson has#returned from
Mrs Helen -N.Torinass entertained
copal clasaisAs 1sdnessas night at her
home on North fl1ird Street, Mrs. M. "A.
Torinusssl Mrs. Ida b Butts and Mrs:
CharlessI. Browne assisted her in enter
taininS @sN programme was rendered, IN
Guiding vocal numbers by Miss Marcia
Searles and Miss Virginia Conrad and
Violin numbers by Hollis Comfort AMI
Joy Daxis3 >ls9ss = :i4Sa IS
Wiliians-S nifthson is confined to his
honleSonG n aRth sdfourth street by Illness.
DR.. TIC. Giafhtt has returned from Chi.
cago, &swlere iEae attended a. meeting. of
the surgeons ofsfhe:sC Chicago, M ilwaukee
& St. PAUL. railroad., He acted as chair
man Of the meeting. aE5
Mrs.zsJ. JssRasertsons spent a few days
the past week with her daughter, Mrs.
George M Prince.
Mrs George Low, of MERRIAM Wis,
was the guest Of Mrs. I'D. Gates, on
Wednesday.
mfr and Mrs. Jacob Brown, of gru1ss,
~ WIS. Nsrs gussss 6 No mrs. H.
Mrs. B. E. Skefth and son. of Grace
ville, Msnns,s a nd Miss Jennte Skeith were
guests the past week at the home or
Mrs A r. jerks. H
l. An enjoyable dancing party was. given
in Woodmen hall Wednesday evening by
the Prison1eity g Qnial CLUB
E. OTIS areEat fnanr@ from short stay IN
Mrs. Thomas schellenberger, who. has
been thessle est % fSNdrss5yV, s. Conrad, has
returned to Chicago.
+ Mrs WIS IL Chatmefss entertained the
3Twentie CertNrys Card club wednesday
The Ladies Social circle met with Mrs.
P. NJ PetersonsSH "Wednesday afternoon.
EAmcng It her guests was MRS. Charles Con-
hahn, of97St. PauI.,55Ss a9@s'
Mrs. Thomas ii Warren was guest
of her daughter Mrs. h. G. Allen,F In
iaSt. Paul, last week.
a guest of Saltwater friends and re.a-
tives during the week. .,
II. D. Campbelf was at Dubuque the
past week. ss...
Jacob r. 1Koillner spent several days
in Milwaukee, 2tha past Week. and Wn1e
/ there attended the funeral of his uncle.
Mrs B. D. Fuller, of st. Paul, spent
Tuesday with her parents. MI. ana MIS-
- Fred Bennington has gone to North
Yakima, Wash.,s.on a business trip
Mrs. T.. B: Castle and Miss Shirley Cas-
tie visited with Minneapolis friends dur
ING the No.. ilfT stc:sfs->&t.