Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-04-05
PERSONAL,

H. p. Walker, U. s. A., at the Metropolitan.
Hon. w. H. G. Folsom Taylors Falls is at
the Clarendon.
George Clendenin, Jr., and wife, Montana
are guests at the Metropolitan.
G. T. Benedict, Rochester, and G. Markell
Duluth, are at the Metropolitan.
MIR. II. G. Young, of the Red Wing Adpance,
paid St. Paul business visit yesterday.
Henry Seymour, of the heavy commission
house Of Lowry & Co., Milwaukee, at the Met
ropolitan.
Sherman Paris, the extensive wine merchant
OF New York city, registered at the Metropoli-
tan last evening.
Hon. J. N. Castle and II. G.. Sheppard Still
water. placed their names on the Merchants
hotel register yesterday.
VIM. w. Sweeney, Red Wing, and John Kintz,
Moorhead, leading physicians of their respec-
tive localities, are in the city.
MIR. Charles P. Reeves, in business in st.
Paul some five years agone, but now of Des
Monies, Iowa, and family, are at the Metro
| politan.
Mr.. Joe. Culbertson, the Madelia granger,
having finished up his seeding in good shape,
| was around shaking hands with St. Paul friends
! yesterday.
DR.. 7. T. Mann and wife arrived home from
New Orleans, where they have been spending
the winter. yesterday morning. They can be
found at the Metropolitan.
81. G. Finkle, wide awake and enterprisine
merchant Of Moorhead, was interviewing oul
merchants yesterday, with headquarters with
Col. Allen of the Merchants.
The following we're among the arrivals at the
Clarendon yesterday: J.. N. Gordon, Blng
/ hampton, N. Y; G. N. johnson, Detroit, Mimi.
W. II. @. Folsom, Taylor's Falls; G. w. Fenton
Iowa.
Mr.. Thomas H. Garfield, formerly North
ern Pacific director, now one of Minnesota
big farmers in the park region, his place beins
known far and wide as Lake Park, is at tn,
Metropolitan.
Among the many arrivals at the Windsor
yesterday, were the following Minnesotiaps
North Branch; J. M. Hayne, Rush city; J
4 Briggs, Rochester.
4 Capt. Joseph Kenney, of the Kenney line O.
Missouri river steamers, passed through the cit,
yesterday, en- route from ST. Louis to Yankton
to which point he goes for the purpose Of start
ing out the steamer Dugan to run in the lowe
end of that river during the season.
Among the gentlemen from abroad looking
about st. Paul, with headquarters at the Mer
chants, are the following: Hon. r. NJ. Little
Glen's Falls, N. T.; John @. Daniels, Keokuk
Iowa; Geo. B. Dodd, A. M. Robinson, Worcester
Mass; P. o. Donnell, Portland, Me.
R. G. Judson, secretary of the State Agricul
tural society, was In the city yesterday, an,
!: full of business as usual. Mr.. Judson saw
that VIM. S. Kings prophesy that the Stat
fair in this city the first week in Septembe
: will be the biggest exhibition of the kind eve
!. held in the Northwest, VIII be realized to it
, fullest extent.
Gen. Card, late chief quartermaster of the de
partment of Dakota, this city, ordered to Sa,
Antonio, Texas, has shipped his horses an,
effects, and expects that himself and famil,
} will be able to follow Wednesday next. Gen
Gard feels to congratulate himself, chang
having to be made, that he is ordered to So,
Antonio, that place being his station preyion
to his assignment here five years ago. Had b
, his own way about it, however he would r.
main in st. Paul, the five years passed bein,
among the pleasantest of his army life. mi
General himself, or his accomplished lady
cannot regret the change any more sincerel,
than do their many st. Paul friends. .,