Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-11
PERSONAL.
Hon. A. E. Rice, Kandiyohi, is in the city.

Hon. A. E. Rice, Kandiyohi, is in the city.
Hon. 3. A. Campbell, Litchfeld, at the Mer-
chants.
James r. Kimball, Esq, Chicago, at the
Clarendon.
Judge Dillon, Of the United States circuit
court, is at the Metropolitan.
Judge Donaldson, of Owatonna, is visiting
the city, and is a guest at the Clarendon.
Hon. P. II. RahillY, Lake City, placed his
signature upon the Merchants register yester-
day.
N. P. Clark and D. B. searle, prominent citi-
zens of st. Cloud, are registered at the Mer-
chants.
Geo. ". Hewell, Ara Barton, Geo. N. Baxter
and Geo. G. Howe, of Faribault, are visiting
Col Allen at the Merchants.
Hon. A. P. Peterson, Cokato, of the legisla-
ture of 1876, is looking about the city. He is
at his old quarters, the Merchants.
2. J. Kings the well known banker of Luz
verne, representative elect to the coming legis-
lature, is registered at the Merchants.
Capt. John Mckay, of the steamer Manistee,
passed through the city yesterday on his way
East. He reports navigation closed upon the
lakes.
John W. Cary, Milwaukee, solicitor for the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad, ac-
companied by G. Il. Prior, of Minneapolis,
Miss Gussie Kiefer, who has been an invalid
for some time, was visited yesterday by seven
fellow students from the university. They
found her sufficiently convalescent to Join
Them in very pleasant day, and help to make
the reunion very enjoyable.
At the Clarendon: j. G. Turner, Faribault:
j. q. Slower and wife, Henderson; Mrs. G. NJ
Hooper, Belle Plain; j. 8. Bunnell Hastings;
Charles Lamphier, New Richmond; G. N.
Eacf ~ I'LL
John M. Clark: Racine; FL. P. Swain and fam
lily, Marshall; Hiram Scheffer Alexandria: J.
w. Winmire, st. Louis.
The arrivals at the Metropolitan were: Chas
Fargo, P. N. Skinner, J. Mealey, P. f. Lewis
Chicago; John NJ. Egan, P. nj. Myers La Crosse;
). Y: lsley, Philadelphia; B. A. McKinlay and
family. Dubuque; ii. N. Crossett, Faribault
K. +. Bower, Keokuk; w. T. Morris. Wyoming
with all the modern Improvements, with rooms
graded from $3.50 to $500 per day. The
following were among the arrivals yesterday:
ii. Prior, Minneapolis; John w. Carey, Milwau-
kee; Andrew G. Dunn, Winnebago City; Chas.
Bennett Rochester, Mimi; Chas. II. Hornich,
New York; Jno. Cooper, st. Cloud; j. b.
Holmes, Detroit; F. ]. Rockford New York;
W. 2. Spalding, Brainard; D. B. Searle, St.
Cloud: W, p. Perkins, Lake City; J. H. searles
Hastings; A. P. Peterson, Cokato; N. P Clark
st. Cloud; E. J. Smith, Chicago; seagrave
Smith, Minneapolis; VIM. Mckay, New York;
Miss Stone, Wabashaw; j. J. johnson, Cottage
Grove; JAS Hayes, Wisconsin; D. Moore, Gin
natl; Hiram M. Woodward, Kansas City, Mo. !;
+ d. O'brien, Ed. Wardner, Deadwood; T. S.
Quincy, Chicago; John e. Glover, Hudson;
b. q. Halle, Milwaukee; G. P. Lindley, Sam
Josephs, New York; Carl L. BowesOn, La
Crosse; D. Halliday, Batavia, H.; E. R. Eos
ter, Eau Claire; J: L. hIather, Tomah, Wis. !;
Ere Fred s. swlsher, City; g; W. Case, Minneapo.
lis; +. w Kimhall, Waltham; w, R. Laid,
Boston; 3. B. Eddy, Plainview; Z. A. Camp
bell, Litchield; E. Keen, New York; P. j.
King, wife and three children, Luverne;
B G. Tenny, Philadelphia;sA. Morse, Chicago;
George w. Newell, Ara Barton, George H. Bax-
ter, George G.. Howe, Faribault; Clark Cham
bers, Owatonna; James M. Paine, Northern Pa
cific Junction; G. E: Davis and lady, Charles E.
Davis, River Falls; B. r. burroughs, Edwards
Newberry, city; G. E. Bracket, Minneapolis; J.
Haas, Chicago; II. " Crainer, New York; J. w.
Ormsby, Milwaukee; T. Gardner, Hastings; M.
$. Rukeyser, Milwaukee; E.. u. Smith, Chi
cago; a. Obnndorfer, New York; Geo. r. Whit
ney, Bich Prairie; B. F. Hodgman, Iowa;
z II. Rahilly, Lake City; E. Dunn, La Crosse;
J, Schriber. d. J. Salisbury, milwaukee; W. W.
Davis and son, Duluth; j. W. Lee and wife. w.
d. Wynkoop and wife, Rush City; Capt. John
Mckay, John Flynn, Steamer Manistee; P. III.
Barry, Chicago; NJ. O. johnson, H. O. Werner.
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