The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-01-04
NEWS DIAGNOSIS
OF SALTWATER
Masons to Conduct MIR. Castles Funeral
Social and Personal.

conduct sflfe funeral of James N. Castle
which is to be held at 2 o'clock this al ter
noon from his late residences on SouaA
Third street. The Bar association of
Washington county viii attend in a body,
and it iS1expeeted the grand lodge officers
Of the MASONIC order viii also be here,
the deceased being past deputy grand
master. The interment Will take place
in Flirview cemetery.
Miss Florence Yates has been seriously,
i'll for several daysswifh nervous pros
t tI. at the family residence on South
Resident Of this citgsyho use gas for
lighting and manufacturing purposes are
beginning to worry considerably over the
scarcity OF anthrae5te coal and the possi-
bility, that the gas company will be COM
PEELED to shut down its works in this city
unless coal is secured very soon. The
gas company's supply IS said to be nearly
exhausted.
George H. Atwood is making prepara-
tons to operate both of his mills on the
st. CFOlx again the coming season, and
will have about 10000. 600 feet of logs rail-
roaded to saltwater during the winter and
spring months. The logs are to be sawed
for down-1iver parties and Will come from
Cloquet, Bemidji and other points, The
first trainload will arrive about Jan IS,
and the logs will be unloaded at the B
mill.
E. w. Durant, of Saltwater, who will
senate at the coming session of the leg
islature, will reside at the Merchants
hotel. in st. Paul, during the winter, hav-
ing closed his residence here yesterday
The young ladies comprising the Alpha
club, OF this city. have set an enviable
example }b7 for the X9HHlng men Of the city
Modern WOodmen han Friday evening
having eclipsed any social function Of that
character given in Saltwater for many
months. No prettier sight could be i'm
agined than the handsomely decorated
ball room and the dancers in their stylish
g9%iRs and nc eyfsSry PtReE ffsattPre Of the
ments were elegant and the music fur
nished by the Bluff City Mandolin club
was excellent. The hail. was decorated
the gallery on which the orchestra was
seated was draped with handsome draper
les and curtains, The dining room was
unsurpassed for beauty. The table was
decorated with cut flowers and handsome
draperies were hung on the walls The
guests were received as they entered by
members of the club. and dancing began
at $3.50. Refreshments were served at
little after II, and the club members were
assisted in serving by Mrs. c. l.. Dixon,
Brown OF this city The members of the
club are Miss Anderson. Miss Sanftenbcrg
Miss Edith GOWan, Miss Yates, Miss Dix
on, Miss Pearl Dixon, Miss McDermott
Miss O'NeaI. Miss Anna O'Neal, Miss Mel
son, Miss Shepard, Miss Jean Shepard,
Miss Wolfer, Miss Mosier, Miss Waiter
ana Mss C8s aI Amon fro the guests il
Minneapolis and White Bear
a very pleasant dancing party was
given in Modern Wodmen hall Wednesday
evening by Miss Hazel Farmer and Harry
Farmer. Nearly 200 guests were present.
and all had a delightful time. The ball
room presented picture Of splendor,
being decorated in an artistic manner with
evergreen and holly, while strings of ia
paneSe lanterns were suspended from the
center chandelier to the walls. The guests
We're received by the hostess and host,
assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Farmer
and Miss Pearl Waiter. Others who as
sisted were Mrs. T. H. Warren, Mrs J. r.
KOllinger, Mrs. Grace Mclaughlin and
Mrs. Glen Clark. The Bluff City Mandolin
club discoursed choice music for dancing
during the evening.
Mrs. T. r. Converse entertained the
Young Married Ladies Euchre club Tues
day afternoon.
A New Years ball was given in Eich-
ten hall Wednesday evening by the Still
water Maennerchor, dancing being pre-
Ernest Korn. of Kalispell, Mont. who is
IN the city on visit to his mother, will
return to Montana next Wednesday.
A masquerade ball was given in Wood
men hall Monday evening by the Prison
and the attendance was large.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Underwood of
Kenneth, Mimi, are visiting relatives in
South Saltwater and this city
A surprise party was rendered Miss Ella
Curley Thursday evening, on the occasion
of her thirteenth birthday.
Ai9S oelIiS IOOIlS NAolA6O Will friends
st. Paul last week.
Mrs. T. H. Brown, Of Mankato, visited
in Saltwater during the week.
Miss Virginia Conrad was the guest of
relatives and friends in St Paul on Thurs
day.
Fred Decker, of Cloquet, Mimi, visited
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Becker,
during the week.
Miss Lettie Anderson has returned from
visit in Minneapolis.
The cribbage club met last night with
Mrs. j. l.. Smith at her home on South
Third street
Mrs. M. j. Towey, of Eau Claire Wis.
continues very seriously i'll at the city
hospital.
The boys club Of Ascension church met
with Hugh Campbell Wednesday evening:
Miss Agnes Scully has gone to Lind
strom, MIMI, on a visit.
Miss Ethel Cockburn, of MINNEAPOLIS.
visited with Miss Wanda Kerr the past
week.
Miss margaret Butler spent New Years
uay with Miss Madge Barclay in st. Paul
Misses Elsie and Ollie Goodman, of St
Paul, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H.
Ward a part of the week. n
Mr. and Mrs. M. v. Wetzel of Little
FaHs, Mimi, who have ben visiting with