The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-04-07
LIE sUEUR.

Wlinam t1ckling, a resident Of Lexing-
Ton township since 1857, died at the home
OF ms son after an illness of about two
weeks Of paralysis The interment took
place at Mound. cemetery in this city
Saturday morning
The annual meeting Of the LIE Sueur
county Bible society was held at the
Presbyterian church here last week at
which time the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
j. z. Funk; Vice-president, j. r. Cos
grove; secretary, Miss Annie L. Boet-
tcher; treasurer and depository, w. H.
RethWill. The principal address Of the
evening was delivered by Rev. Edward
H. Earle
as manager Of the Park hotel by Louis
kast
John Jasper and family have moved
their household effects to Pomeroy,
Wash, which is to be their future home
Mrs. 3. 7. Barnes and children re-
turned to their home in Raymond Fri
Mrs. John ]. Morgan and son, Leonard,
Col, to spend the summer with the
Mrs. Charles E. Colby, of BarnsvilIe
and Mrs. George Fl. Nichols of Duluth
are the guests Of their mother in this
city.
George Stewart, of St. James, visited
his mother few days the past week
John Burns, Of St. Thomas, died of
puGuHlOuld 1nuISOdy morning at inc
hospital at st. Peter after a brief ILL
ness. He was about forty years of age
and leaves a wife and three children
The funeral occurred at st. Thomas Sat
urday.
Mrs. D. Spaulding, of St Paul, was the
guest of Mrs. d. A. Kirk the past week:
Mrs. II. f. Curtis and son, Lewis, OF
Kansas City, are the guests of relatives
and friends in this city.
William Taylor, who has been attend
ing PilIsbury academy at OWatohna, is
spending his Easter vacation with his
parents in this city.
Simpson King was called to traZee by
the illness of his brother.
Mrs. Iva f. Farmer, Of Hamline, spent
Sunday with Miss Curtis.
Item &, Lawson have purchased the
Cement Stone works of Fisher q Peter
son, and will hereafter conduct the bust
The city council met in special ses-
sion Friday night to canvass the vote OF
the recent election.
Thomas Hessian, Of this city, and z. Z;
Kalars, Of lie Sueur Center, attended
the meeting of the State Bar association
held at St Paul last week.
Atlee Budke, Of Owatonna, is the guest
The English M. E. Sunday school gave
missionary concert at their church
Sunday evening. . D.,
George w. TAYLOR returned lle1 ron rom, beau
mont Tex the first of last week.
Patrick T. Shea returned from Baul7
der, Mont, Wednesday, where he had
passed the winter. ,.;,o,
Henry WeyI, of Tyrone, while digging
a well on his farm, near his nome,
found a large piece of mineral OF sons
ixind AT a depth of twenty-eight feet' d9
has sent it to ST. Paul Tor ahyalslS;'1 , "l at
if it proves to be OF vaoqe f, mg %il -
A number of members of the local NJ Nd
sonic lodge visited the Henderson looSe
0a I oh n'' Fl shea left Wednesday for Ire
land where he intends to- spend Inc
SI DR.. and Mrs. schlegel, of Redwood ocd
Fails. visited the formers parents hei0
a few days the past week. -, 1,oo,a
Mrs N Welter returned 10 leA
in New York Mills THURSDAY. won't
Frank T. Hennessy, of st. Paul,. spJ jt,r
a few days with his parents III 'iiAS o-''
last week. too,, il1 al
Ct PAM for several months, was p[ousAC
home Saturday very feeble in heaithi;
q y Tousley of St. PAU, Is VAslliii9
his parents in this city. 49, C,i+v of
The financial statement OF the 10y "
To Sueur was published by CITY S I, n
ManIer last week and shows the cry Ivy, ,
strong box is in very nedlCny tba
dition. The bonded indebteoahe5sS % The The
civ has been reduced $2,5OO during tne
1 Ctsy ii ash on hand 1,S3464 and no out
y taa1,,1es warrants The general tuna
S .oonintS we're IS S2S2O and the water anu
I;Lt End receipts were 1903. Al, leaving
a balance of $6O5.76. . o,.o s+ar+
RrraI routes Nos. and were So
"a fI.0ro the local postoftlce last We9 2ij
NJ y Tousley is carrier on route "hO
Fred Jones on route Z