The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-10
SALTWATER

Contractor ]. w Miller, Of st. Paul,
who is constructing the new federal build
ing In Saltwater, appeared in the munic-
tpal court yesterday and answered to
charge of having INSTRUCTED the Myrtle
and Second street sidewalks. He agreed
that he would no longer continue to OBJ
struct the walks and paid the costs, the
charge being dismissed
Word comes from Grand Rapids, Mimi,
Of the serious Illness of Sherman F. Sta
pies, a former resident of Saltwater, who
has been clerk in the O'Brien logging
camps near Grand Rapids the past Win
ter. Mr.. Staples became Ill with pneu
monia several days ago.
About three inches of snow fell Friday
evening and night but most of the snow
had disappeared yesterday afternoon leav-
ing puddles of water on the fields, where
farmers expected to begin their spring
work tomorrow. Seeding will again be
delayed several days.
Rev. s. ]. Kennedy, of the First Pres
byteTian church, will conduct the funeral
of Mrs. Austin jerks. which IS to be held
from the family residence on Maple street
at o'clock this afternoon. Interment will
be in Fairview cemetery.
Inasmuch as the fee is fast leaving Lake
st. Croix, lumbermen are talking of start
ing their mills, and prospects are that
ton before the close Of this week.
The Saltwater Gas and Electric Light
company has completed repairs on its
boilers at the electric power plant, and
the street lights have again been turned
on.
The twenty first anniversary of the or
ganlZat1on of Company K, First regiment
n. 9. s. NJ, was celebrated Friday even
Ing with military ball at the aTmory.
The interior of the armory was prettily
deGorated with flags and bunting and was
brilliantly Illuminated. Music for dancing
was furnished by the E. F. Hummer or
cheStra.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M Conrad, of St.
Paul were guests of Mr.. and Mrs W.
h Bean on Tuesday, and attended the
dance given in the evening in Masonic
hall by the ladies of the Eastern Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Staples have returned
from short absence at Orchard Lake,
Mich, where Chester and Gilmore Staples
are attending a military academy.
Mrs e. F. Kilgore and son arrived yes
terday from Belleville, n. J. to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Kilgore'ss mother. Mrs.
Austin jerks
The young married people of the Meth
odist church enjoyed a social Thursday
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Z. Skeith.
party in their hall next Thursday even
friends.
L. c. Iceberg and daughter, Of Fargo,
n D., visited with Mr.. and Mrs B. J.
Mosier and family the past week.
Mrs. Henry McKusick. who has been
visiting with Mrs. E. P. Ryan, has return
ed to her home at Bronson, MINI.
The Modern Woodmen gave a dancing
party in their hall Monday evening for
members of the order and others.
P. o. Anderson, superintendent of the
NJ
the city Friday on a visit.
A card party and dance was given in
Odd Fel!oWs' hall Friday evening by the
ladies Of the Maccabees.
NJ. e; Colligan was a guest of his daugh-
Mimi, the past week.
Miss Gertrude Wolfer and Frank Wolfer
have gone to Detroit and other points in
Michigan for visit
Mrs Laura Reed and Mrs. T. E. Eel
lows OF White Bear, were in the city a
part Of the week.
Fred jerks and family will leave To-
morrow or tuesday for their new home
in Oregon.
Miss Viola Maunsell, of MINNEAPOLIS
visited with Mrs. Warren MaunselI a part
OF the week.
Mrs. M. c. Colligan and Miss Moore
nave returned from visit in Minneapolis,
Dwight Butts has returned from Wash
ngton' d. C., where he spent a year.
Mrs. ]. A. Irvine and sons visited Du-
Iuth and Superior the past week
Mrs. George L. Bancroft entertained al
cards On Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. H. McKusick entertained at cards
Friday and yesterday afternoons.
MISS Mabel Seward, of Minneapolis. Wis
hed saltwater the past week
q Miss Celia Hurdy has gone to- Aberdeen
3. D., to visit her sister 00-''
Miss Edith Edholm has returned from
visit in Minneapolis. - Oi1'
Miss Hazel Farmer has returned sro,,.
q visit in Faribault iA0An