The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-19
Saltwater News.

Fred Holzheimer had a narrow eseanA
rom rom instant death at Lake Elmo. Wash
inston county, Friday evening HolZ-
n I LIt was struck by the limited train
Oh the Omaha road, and with his wagon
was thrown a distance of from tI,;rt1r
70 forty feet. Holzheimer, who is a yOIIne.
farmer living in the southern mart If
Inc county, had driven his team upon
Tue track ana had just escaped a west
pound train when the limited came along
ana struck the rig. The force OF the train
proke the tongue near the wheels. and
the team started down the road ,Inin-
jured. The accident was witnessed nv
S6Nefal people, and everybody exnectel
70 ma HolZheimer dead and mangIed
lie was badly bruised when picked up
ana was taken into a residence in the
village, where he was attended by sur
geons, who pronounced his injuries Sc
we're, put not necessarily fatal He was
festinS comfortably yesterday and the
opinion is that he will recover unless in
ternaI injuries develop.
Mayor Armson Friday evening issued
an an. order abolishing coasting on West
wizard street, the action being due to
repeated kicks and remonsfranfses ToaE9e
py property owners and residents along
the street, who claim that they have
peen much annoyed, and that they were
unable TO get wood and water into their
yards because of the icy condition of the
street. Mayor ArmSon said he regretted
the necessity of the action, but he felt
that the people living on the street were
entitled to the consideration shown them
ne Willard street hin has been the most
popular coasting place In the city, and
hundfeds nave been there nightly.
Inc funeral of Mrs. H. h Moorhead
occurred yesterday afternoon. Services
being conducted in the Methodist church
by Rev Brown. The interment took place
IN Fairyiew cemetery.
Several Saltwater loegers ret,1r-1ed
from their camps last night, and saw
That fairly good work was done in all
camps the past week, the weather hav-
ing neen cold enough to keep roads in
beneficial and is badly needed in many
localities.
The ladies of the Eastern Star will give
q card party in Masonic hall next Tues
day night, and many friends of the or
der have been invited.
>. j: Robertson, a well known resident
OF saltwater, celebrated his seventy
his children at a family dinner. Those in
attendance were Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Prince and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lincoln.
OF st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. H c. Robert
son and John Robertson. of Saltwater
The Swiss society Winkelried has APP
pointed a committee to arrange for a
masquerade ball to be given in Sons Of
Hermann hall Feb. 10.
The Saltwater Maennerehor is arrane-
ing for masquerade ball to be given In
Modern Weodman hall Feb. g.
me Elks and invited friends are to en-
Joy social dance in Elks' hall next
thursday evening. Early in February a
ladies' social session will be given, and
THIS Is TO be followed a couple of weeks
later by stag social.
A number of Saltwater young people
visited Miss Emma Seilof at her home
near Lakeland Thursday evening and
spent a couple Of hours dancing.
Mrs. Mary Hefty entertained a. num-
Der of her lady friends Friday afternoon
at her home on South Fourth street.
Pictures were exhibited representing the
name of flowers, and the prizes wers
won by Mrs. J. T.. Eichten ana Mrs. r.