The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-25
CHARITY CONCERT
IN SALTWATER
Sixty Voices. to Be Heard for the 5ene-
fit of Sufferers in Sweden.


Arrangements have been completed
Tor a concert to be given in the Swed-
ish Lutheran church next Tuesday
night for the benefit OF the thousands
Of people who are suffering for the
pecessaries of life in Northern Scan
dlnavia- An excellent program has
been prepared and more than sixty
people will participate. The chorus
will contain forty vofees.s Victor Berg
quist, of Minneapolis, who recently re-
turned, from his studies In Europe,
will give q solo on the pipe organ and
the OrpheuS Singing society, Of which
he Is the director, will contribute num-
bers. The gentlemen having the con-
cert in charge are confident that many
tickets will be sold and that large
sum will be netted.
The Minnesota Land company has
brought an action In the Pine county
district court against the heirs sof the
late Isaac Staples for the. purpose of
qufeting title to lands In Pine county.
Papers were served on the heirs by
Sheriff OStruIn yesterday
Musser; Sauntry e. Go. are doing ex-
scellent work in the woods this winter
and are shipping a trafni0ad Of logs
daily from Hawthorne, Wis, to Hud-
son, where a force Of men is eHga ged
in unloading. Shipments to date
amount to nearly 3;0geS0e0 feet.
OF Charles Peterson, residing on Ev-
erett street, occurred at the city hos
pital yesterday morning. He was
twenty-ei eight years old and had been
i'll with pneumonia.
The funeral of Jerry w. Spaulding
will be held this afternoon from his
late home on the North hill. The
Modern Woodmen and the Mill and
Rivermen's union will attend in a body.
Judge r.. T. Wilson, Oscar Ostrum
and G. A. hammers went to Alton
last evening to attend meeting of
the Modern Brotherhood of America,
Rev. F. L. Palmer. of Ascension
church, will conduct services today in
| memory of the late Rev. Philips
Brooks. rector of Trinity church, Bos-
ton. whose death. occurred ten years
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Masterman gave a
musical at their home Friday evening
About seventy-fve of the leading society
| people Of the city were present to hear
Mrs. Louise Mckay. Leslie. who gave
| several solos in a brilliant and highly
| the best ever heard In Saltwater, and she
received many encom1ums from all who
Fairchild. Of st. Paul. gave a monologue
and sang several numbers, and. Prof. Tit
somb presided at the piano. Light re-
fress lad We're served MES. Leslie VIII
| First Presbyterian church under the aus
| pices Of the Albright band.
The Elks OF this city are to have q
dancing party in the near future for mem.
bers of the order and invited friends, and
| arrangements are in charge Of Granvill
w. Smith, J.. Giennon, Anthony Wolf
and George H. Sullivan.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Burns gave a
card party at their home Thursday eve
] ming, many relatives being present Lunch
was served, and all spent an enjoyable
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The Independent Order OF Foresters will
1 give q ridiculous party In Sons Of Her
mann hall Wednesday evening
Jerry Quinlan leaves Wednesday for St.
| Johns, N. B., where he will spend q
month before returning to Skaguay. Alas
A pleasant dancing party was given at
| the armory Friday evening by Company
X First regiment. N. G. 8. M.
Mrs. Fred Gilman and children. Of Kali
| amazoo, Mich. who have been visiting
| relatives in Saltwater, have returned
The Prison City Social club will give q
dance in Modern Woodmen hall Feb. s.
The Daughters Of Rebekah gave card
party and dance in Odd Fellows hail Fri
day evening. The attendance was very
Mis- Fannie Tracy, OF Alton, Mimi. who
has been q guest of Mrs. A. g. Shuttinger,
has returned home. 80 sag
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Hansen entertained
the Cribbage club las evening.
Judge F. T.. Wilson spent part OF the
week In Duluth.
Ludwig Simonet left Tuesday on an ex-
tended trip to Chicago, Grand Rapids
Mrs. p. J. Murphy. Of Minneapolis. Wis
tied relatives here last week.
Miss Gertrude Pennington has gone 20
Pine City, Mimi, where she Will Visit
with relatives.
The Aid Society Of Ascension Church
met with Mrs. III. G. Farmer Thursday
The Ladies' Social Circle was entertain
ed by Mrs, P H Christensen "Wednesday
afternoon Favors were won by Mrs
Louis Gottschall and Mrs. Lena Seeba.
Mr.. and Mrs E., S.. Bronson and daugh-
ter have gone to Providence, K. l., on 81
b B. Smith and W. q. Easton have
returned from trip to Havana, Cuba.
Mrs. Richard Turner visited in st. Paul
the past week. .es.o IL.
Miss Mabel Quinn, Of Minneapolis, visit
ed in saltwater last week.
Mrs Frank Martin and daughter Of
Albany. nj, visited with Saltwater friends
and relatives the past week.
Mrs jerome H. Collins and daugnterl
have returned from a short stay at Cor
uo Mr.. a and Mrs. A. ]. hammers and Mr..
and Mrs. John Mccarthy have gone t0I
r G. Nethaway, who has been very
i'll with infammatory rheumatism, was
trifie better yesterday and In g. rev
days he will be able to go to MI. Glenn
ems, Mich. - rvags
Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night, UNDER
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