The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-14
Minnesota.
CROOKSTON.

Miss katherine Roney returned Monday
from visit to friends in Minneapolis
and Moorhead
Mr.. Al Rapin left for Denver last Mon
day to accompany back to Crookston his
sister, Miss sAdrienne Rapin, who has
spent several months in Colorado for her
health.
Mrs. Royal B. Shute returned Saturday
morning from Minneapolis, where she has
visited since Easter with her parents.
Mrs. c. b. Peterson left Saturday even
ing for an eight months visit in Nor
way.
The annual ball given by the Elks last
Monday was one Of the most enjoyable
which that popular organization has
given in this city.
Bishop Morrison, of Duluth, who has
been spending some three weeks visiting
the Episcopal churches of the valley,
was Friday evening rendered reception
by the Altar guild of the church here.
Mrs. c. II. Olmstead left on Wednesday
to attend the wedding of her sister, MISS
Walter Leo Mas, which was solemnized
in the Cathedral, st. Paul, Saturday
morning.
Mrs. S. ]. Pulford, sister of Mrs:
Dawes How, Of this city, has arrived
from Duluth to assist in the care OF Mrs.
How, who has been seriously ill, but
who is now conValeScent.
The engagement of Miss Alice La Due,
of Fertile, to Mr.. w. A. Vannett, Of this
city. is announced. The marriage viii
take place early in May.
Messrs and hfesdames Bucklen and Mix
gave a delightful dancing party at ODD
Fellows hall Thursday evening. The
guests were principally the younger So
ciety people of the city.
S o. Sundet, a married man fOrty-tWo
years of age was almost instantly killed
at the mill of the CrOokston Lumber
company Saturday. He was loading mill
wood when his horses became frightened
and crushed him between the wood rack
and a post.
A. Holmboe will erect a new brick block
on Robert street and work on the build
ing began Saturday.
Referee Vaulee Saturday received the
Detitions in bankruptcy of Erick Peter
son. a farmer living near FELTON,, and
Terrence Smith, a SalOOnkeeper OF Be
midi The former lists his assets. all
exempt at $3.50. and his liabilities at $l,23O
The latter's assets are $40 and liabilities
A number Of people here. including Mr.
and Mrs A. A Miller. Charles LOrlng
and Rev. II. P: Fisher, attended the pre- pre-
sentation of 1.-The Messiah" at Fargo last
Thursday.
R. G. Davis has been elected principal
of the schools of South Crookston ana
has arrived in the city to assume the
duties Of the position. Mr.. Davies home
Mrs fri W. F. F. Seileck left Friday even
ing for St Cloud and other points in the
central part of the state. She has, been
in poor health for some time ana VIII seek
expert medical advice while away.
A. D. Boyer, who has mad ofhce room
in the office of one of the real estate
firms of the city for some time past
disappeared recently and it has now de-
veIoped that money belonging to various
parties in town has disappeared, also;
The largest sum that he. is claimed
to have taken was $3.50, which was IN
trusted to him by a lady with which to
purchase lot in the city
Frank Montague, of this city, has re-
ceived notice of his reappointment by
the state as agent for the sale OF grass
stumpage in Polk and Red Lake coun-
ties.
Miss Helen Montague has reached nome
from Lake Park, where she has been
ouarantined for the past three weeks oy
reason of the sickness of a friend who
boarded at the same house with her and
who was taken i'll with smallpox.
There are now but two cases OF snaIl-
1oox in the city. Since last October there
have been ninety-five cases.