The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-06-23
Saltwater News

a delegation of school superintendent
comprising the following gentlemen Wis
tied the prison yesterday: H. c. Hess,
of Sleepy Eye; H. G. Childs, of Wheaton;
b. NJ. Phillips Of Dawson; E. A. Thorn
son, of Aitkin; e. E. McIntire, Glencoe;
H. J. Pfeiffer, Fulda. They were guests
of Warden Wolfer part of the day, and
spent considerable time in tour of the
prison. They were greatly interested in
the manufacture of Irvine, and spent most
of their time in that part of the insti-
tuition.
Fred Lee has been received at the
prison from Minneapolis, to serve five
years for grand larceny.
The Clyde and GIenmont will leave
with RATS this morning, the Clyde go
ing to Dubuque, and the Glenmont to the
Empire Lumber company. Winona.
saltwater street railway, returned Fri
day from Fort Dodge, Iowa, where Mrs
Burdick was seriously Ill. She is consid-
erably improved, and was brought to st.
Thomas Lowry and c. G. Goodrich, of
Minneapolis, accompanied by a large
number of friends from Canada, made
tour over the st. Paul and saltwater line
yesterday, and spent half-hour look
ing over the companys property in this
city. They Travelled in Mr.. Lowry's pri-
Vate car.
A degree team of Royal Arch Masons,
from st. Paul, visited Saltwater yester-
day afternoon and evening. Afternoon
and evening sessions were held. and the
Royal Arch degree was eXempliIied. The
visitors were given a dinner at Oscar
OStrom'S restaurant
The soliciting committee appointed
some time ago to raise funds for the
StiIIwater street fair and carnival to be
be held in September will have completed
their work in few days, and the amount
raised will probably exceed that of two
years ago, insuring a goodly sum with
which to carry out the enterprise. The
Fair association contemplates giving cash
prizes this year, and will also secure
some OF the best amusement attractions
to be had in the Northwest.
Hon. j. G. Nethaway is expected home
this morning from a trip to Indiana and
other points in the East where he has
been discussing his candidacy for grand
exalted ruler of the B. P. o Elks with
ceived from him, he takes a rosy view of
the situation, and the Elks of this city
believe he will be elected.
Mrs. A. F. Sanftenberg and daughter
arrived yesterday from Chicago, and will
make Saltwater their future home
Mrs. John Burns and Miss Lyman have
gone to Illinois on a visit They will
spend few days in Chicago, and will
then go to Springfield
Mrs. D. B. Newcomb of st. Paul, was
guest of relatives in this city part
of the week.
Lawrence Miller, formerly of this city,
who now makes his headquarters at Far
60, n. D., will be married here next
Tuesday to Miss Gertrude Wolf, a pop
LIAR young lady, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Wolf.
The marriage of ]. r. Kunzelman ana
Miss Helen Foley. of Oak Park, will be
zelman is Well known logger and ex-
plorer.
The Minnesota Pioneers will have Their
annual meeting at Tay or s Falls on the
18th inst. and quite delegation of Still
water Pioneers with their families will
attend
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. hammers have re-
turned from short visit at Pomeroy,
The Ladies Social circle was entertain
ed by Mrs. NJ. II. Bromley Wednesday
afternoon. .-.-
Mrs C. P. Gibson. of Merriam Park,
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Lott,
the first part of the week
Mrs H. G. Farmer and Miss Hazel
Farmer gave a tally no party during
the week to Taylor's Falls and other
points.
Mrs. H. c. Robertson and Miss Aurora
Staples have returned from Faribault,
exercises at st. Mary'S seminary.
Miss Lois Torinus has returned from
Faribault, where she has been attending
school.
Sherman McKusick is at home from
Shattuck school at Faribault
Mrs. ]. G. Rhodes Jr. and her two
daughters have gone to Davenport, Iowa,
to spend the summer
Miss Mana Caesar is visiting with
friends in St. Paul.
Miss Lockman, of Fargo N D.. was
a guest of Miss Margie Mosier a part of
the week
John O'Brien expects to leave for Kali
ispell, Mont, tomorrow. Mr.. O'Brien is
building large sawmill there and ex-
poets to have it completed early in
July.
Mrs J. c. Nethaway and Mrs. Lettie
Hall will entertain at cards next Wednes-
DAY afternoon at the home of the for
ner
Miss May Mccarthy has gone to Kan
sas City on a visit
Beltram sauntry has returned from
Pennsylvania to spend his vacation with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Mackey celebrated
the first anniversary of their marriage
Wednesday evening by entertaining few
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Moorehead will
celebrate their golden wedding tomorrow
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
c. L. Dearborn
Miss Mate Bronson has gone to Du.
buque on a visit.
Col. w. G. Bronson and bride are ex-
pected home the first part If the week
from wedding trip to Buffalo and other
cities in the East
Henry Thompson, of Alaska, was a
guest of his brother, Aid. Fred Thomp-
son, during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Barrett entertained
and Miss Sue Lee, of Rock Island III.
who were in the city on visit.
Carries Only Passengers.
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