Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-07-06
PERSONAL.

F. E. stauff is registered at the Clarendon.
VIM. Muller st. 10, Mo-, at the Clarendon.
| E. ]. Blood, Esq. Red Wing, at the Mer-
chants.
| Mr.. j. Thornburg, clerk of one of the st.
Louis courts, and wife. at the Merchants.
Gen. w. D. Washburn, Minneapolis, was In
| the city yesterday. Politics had nothing to do
with his visit.
Among the arrivals at the Clarendon are:
f, Allen Weatherly; of Dassel; and A. T. and w.
B. Baker, of Winona.
| Hon. Peter Doyle, ex-secretary of State for
| Wisconsin. Hon. John Lawler and j. D. Lawler,
ESQ.,, Prairie du CHEN, are at the Metropolitan.
| Mr. Oscar Hohenheim, formerly city editor
of the Voltszeitung, but now in the Office OF
the st. Paul & Duluth railroad company at Du-
luth is spending his Fourth of July vacation
| in St. Paul.
| MIR. Oscar Hohenheim, former city editor OF
the Vo1kszeitung, but now of the st. P. d D.
railroad Offices at Duluth, spent the Fourth
and yesterday in renewing his numerous friend
ships in this city, and will leave to-day for the
| zenith City of the unsalted seas.
Judge j. P. Kidder, the faithful delegate in
| Congress from Dakota, has returned from
Washington. He finds his wife, invalid in
this CITY for some months past still 80 i'll as to
prevent her removal to her home at Vermilion.
Judge Kidder himself, will leave for that point
on Monday next.
The st. Louis Globe Democrat has the follow
ing notice of gentleman we'll known in this
city:
un.bering firm, is in this city. Capt.
Wilson is the pioneer of the Chippewa valley
and there is no man living that the great lum-
bering and commercial interests of this valley
is more indebted to for its development than to
Capt. Wilson. He was always in the lead of
~
this great timber belt Of Wisconsin, and i'm
provements of the Chippewa river, the water
outlet to the markets of the Mississippi valley.
He is in the city on business trip, and will re
main but a few days.
At the Metropolitan: Thomas Wilson
Winona; d. A. Petre, Duluth; H. II. Kerr, St
Louis; E. d. Grigg, Miss j. f. Griggs, New
Wilcox, Bradford, Pa; John Hyland and lady
Saltwater; Chas. B. Bronson, Geo. Watson
Smith, Chicago; Peter Doyle John Lawler, J
D. Lawler Prairie du CHEN; Jas. F. Gillet
and family, Chicago; John A. Elliott ane
daughter, Des Moines; VIM. Staddmann ant
Judson, Pennington; Chas. P. Warner, st
Louis; G.. w. Bachelor, Pittsburgh: Johl
Sharp, Pennsylvania; W. ID. O'Toole and wife
Fort Keoch; N. A. Crossett, Faribault.
At the Merchants: A. l.. Dawly, clerk steam,
er Minnesota; H. Karson and sister, Winona
H. Z. Knapp, Menomonie: J. F. Perry, Re-
Wing; w. P. Fitzpatrick, Bismarck; E. W. Haw
, land and wife, Prescott; f. II. Hancock, wifi
= and child, Josiah Dow and wife, G. E. Hnbbel
wife and child, Miss Worthington, Miss Han
, cock, Miss Sears, Davenport; T. w. Hnderso
? and wife, Hamilton; Mrs. s. B. White, Mich
gan; J. A. Walker and wife. Dubuque, Ia; 3
Y. Quid and two ladies, Albany, Ills; Miss L
Josie Quitman. Miss l.. Morrell, st. Louis
q Miss La Due, Winona; Miss Crook, Winons
Miss Belle Van Fossom, st. Louis; Miss Su
, Van Fossom, St. Louis; j. H. Colburn an
q wife, Davenport; Miss Ida Coleman, Daver
+ port; Miss Matte Wells, Davenport; Mrs. job
a EXPORT; Miss Van Fausen, st. Louis; Mis-
Baugh, st. Louis; Miss Rula, St. Louis; Mi,
Ella Fenby, st. Louis; Miss Rebecca Fenb,
st. Louis; Miss Cousland, ST. Louis, Max Bal
:, man, ST. Louis; Billy Schneider, st. Loui
". E. Blake, Waseca, Mimi, Thorn,
n waukee; Q. D. Rose, milwaukee
i W. H. Dimond. Boston; Fred II. Gay, Roche
+. ter; L. ID. Randall. Dubuque; w. G.. Rite
n New Mexico; N: H: Wellington; Clear Lal
# Farm; Walter S. Vile and wife, Evansville
k Ind; s. W. Leavitt, Litchfeld J. B. Are,
> Chicago; o. Gasall, Arcadia; j. D. Condi
= Menomonie; 7. Drew, Chicago; VIM. Levi
= Davenport; VIM. Campbell Chicago; Il.
v Cook, wife and child, Davenport; J. Thor
burgh, ST. Louis; w. w. Kelsey, Troy, N. Y
ID. q. Hawley, Chicago; f. Voight, Philade
e phia; G.. d. Jones, Omaha; G. '
n Holman. Omaha; H. F. McValoy, Dulut
"a W. W. Greenleaf Benson; M. q. Distan
n. Worthington; F. Ely and wife, Miss L. Ely,
. L. Bryan, st. Louis; F. H. Doe, Kpion; A.
Egert, Ogdensbury; G. Norton Omaha; WI
N Glendenning, Philadelphia; Mrs. W.
- Beardsley and child, Colorado; E. J. Bloo'
Red Wing; F. W. Meyer, Hastings; Fl.
Condricon, Chicago; g. NJ. Hammond, Shell
lg vile, KY; V. d. Walsh, La Crosse; F.
is Chuck, Milwaukee; l.. s. Halveter, St. LOU
H. Mountain, Chicago; Miss Powers Miss Ere
N man, Hudson; Miss Mccartney, Milwaukee;
~ Fl. Day, Dubuque, Ia; J. Fl. Harris, Quinc
John F. Dow, q. T. Rouse, A. Burdick and vii
Miss II. M. Beach, Davenport Miss Ora
Thompson, Miss Emma Thompson, Miss Stel
Thompson, Norman Burdick Evanston, II
A. G, Hamilton, Dubuque; s. Bauman, s
Louis; Capt. j. Colman, Davenport; &c
Wilkinson, Red Wing.