The Saint Paul globe., 1904-06-12
SALTWATER

William II. Veazie, a member of the
old firm of Walker, Judd & Veazie at
Marine, Washington county for many
years, and one of the pioneer sawmilI
men On the st. Croix river. is dead at Ia
coma, Wash, aged Sixty-nine years. He
had large acquaintanceship in this state,
although he had resided on the Pacific
coast seventeen years.
The Clyde cleared from Prescott yes
terday morning with a tow of logs for the
Standard Lumber company, Dubuque. The
Isaac Staples ana bow boat left this port
with. lumber for the South Muscatine
Lumber company, and the Kit Carson and
bow boat LETT with lumber for B. P. Ia
Der & Co., Keekuk.
st. Crofx lodge, United Order of Work
men, of this city is making preparations
to initiate large class on the 25th inst,
and members of the lodge say they be-
lieve that fully 100 new members win
take the obligation at that time Visit
ing Workmen will be present from St.
Paul and Minneapolis
The school board at Oak Park has
awarded Eugene Schmidt, of this city,
the contract for the erection of a new
school building there at a cost of 81. .937.
These figures do not include the heating
plant.
schools in this city. has been selected
as the instructor in charge Of a sum
mer school to be held at Cannon Falls
Mimi, beginning July and continuing
Sven HessIer. residing near Marine. is
seriously i'll. and it is feared he cannot
recover. Mr.. Hessler is a member of the
Grand Army.
The funeral of Mrs. Harvey Olson is to
be held this afternoon from the home Of
Andrew W. Peterson.
Rev. John Whitman, pastor of the
Swedish Methodist church. was married
recently in New York, and on Friday
evening members of his congregation gave
a reception in honor Of their pastor and
his bride. Addresses were made by Rev
A. w EdWins, Rev. Peterson and Rev.
Hale; InstrIlEental @ selections were rem
dered by the South Saltwater string band
and selection was recited by Mrs. Hale.
The Ladies Social circle was entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. L. A
GottschaH. Among the out-of- town
guests were Mrs. j. HI. Muckenhausen,
Mrs. Charles Conhaim and Mrs. p. N
Peterson, of ST. Paul.
Mrs. Helen M. Torinus and Mrs. NJ A.
ForInus have returned from an extended
trip TO Washington, d. c., New York and
st. louis. Miss Lois Torinus has gone
abroad and will not return until Septem-
ber.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ogren entertained
large number of their friends Friday
evening at their home on North Fourth
street Refreshments were served and
the evening was spent in delightful man
ner.
Harry K. Huntoon, vice president Of
the Minnesota Mercantile company, and
2. M, Mesier are spending a few days at
winnipeg, where they have been attend
Ing the convention Of the u. G.. T.
Misses Minnie and Pearl Dixon have
gone to st. Paul for visit, prior to leav-
ing for Cloquet, Mimi, where they will
spend the summer.
L. Sargent, Mrs A E. Doe and Mrs
u. g. Parkhurst have returned from St
Louis, where they visited DR.. A. B. Sar-
gent.
William Kaiser, Of this city. and VIII
liam O'Brien, Of st. Paul, left last night
on business trip to Florida
Miss Julia Nolan who has been teach
ing at Little Falls. has returned to her
home in Saltwater
The degree team of the Modern Wood
men will give a dance in their nall to-
morrow evening.
Miss Anna Foran has gone to New
Richmond, Wis, for a visit with Miss
Nora O'ConnelI.
Mrs Harriet Anderson has gone to
Pass Christian, Miss, where she viii visit
her daughter
Miss Louise Rhoads has returned from
Jordan. Minn-s where she has been teach
ing school
Mrs. H. D. Campbell entertained at