The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-07-14
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Miss Stella Vervais will leave this city
Monday for a visit in the East.
The Union Supply Company of Albert
Lea incorporated today with a capital
stock of $4,000.
Miss Marguerite Molony, Dayton ave
nue., has gone to Morris, Mimi. to spend
her summer vacation.
City Engineer Claussen will give out
the names of those who took the elevator
examination next week
Mrs. L. Ettstin and Miss Yetta Warsel,
of CovingtOn, Texas, are visiting Mrs.
7. BurgOwer, Of 167 Tenth street
Capt. Castle arrived home from Wash
ington yesterday, and is with his family
at Silver lake, North st. Paul.
The Social Labor party of ST. Paul and
Minneapolis will give a joint steamboat
excursion to Shakopee on Sunday,
Aug, IS
Mr.. William f. Lewis and Miss Lillian
Krank will be married Wednesday, July
II at O'Clock at the Memorial Lutheran
church.
The Social Democratic party will give
an excursion Sunday, July 81 The boat
will leave the foot of Jackson street at
$3.50 a. m.
Adjt. Garabed better known as Joe
the Turk, will be in charge of the Sal
walton army meeting tonight, 266 East
Seventh street.
The I. o. o. F. lodges of st. Paul and
Minneapolis viii have their annual out
ing at Odd Fellows home, Mortified.
Mimi, next Saturday.
The chemical was called to extinguish
a blaze in a pile of boxes in the alley
at 355 Minnesota street at o'clock last
evening There was no DAMAGE
Michael Earl seventy years old, who
wandered from his home at 1873 York
street Friday morning was found sew
eral miles out in the country by farmer.
Five sticks of dynamite were found in
a clump Of bushes at McCarom's lake
by John Rowland yesterday morning
Detective Fraser took charge of the ex-
plosive.
An order has been filed by Judge Kelly
denying the motion Of plaintiff for a new
trial in the. case of Ed J. Doherty against
the Real Estate Title Insurance and Trust
company.
Company will elect a captain next
Wednesday evening. Lieut. Snow has
practically an open field, as Edward NJ.
Conrad said yesterday that he would not
be a candidate.
Rufus A Hoyt left last night for Grip
PIE creek, Col, where he viii represent
ST. Paul and the Commercial club at the
twelfth annual session of the trans Mis-
sissp2i commercial congress.
Charles Higgins, 497 Neil street, had his
left foot crushed by a stone drag yester-
day morning He was taken to the city
hospital and will not lose the use of the
injured foot.
Under orGers from the health depart
SlGnt Yesterday Meat In To-
seized and destroyed over 1900 pounds of
spoiled sausage consigned to a Third
street commission house
The KnicKerbocker club will have a
river excursion July "a, in the evening.
on the steamer Columbia, with a barge
for dancing. Two orchestras will play,
and Miss Anna Grote viii sing
The Grand opera house ushers will give
an excursion July 16 on the steamer Lora.
Boat will leave foot of Jackson street
at a. IN. sharp. c. NJ. Settings orches-
ira viii accompany the boat
The postponed organ recital at the
Merriam Park Presbyterian church viii
be given Monday evening at the church
Prior avenue and Iglehart street. DR.
Louis Falk, Of Chicago, will play.
Ben Scion, 1860 Western avenue. was
piJlen on the arm yesterday by a dog
thoaght to be suffering from rabies He
animal was taken in charge bv Patrol
man GoVen and placed in the care Of