Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-02
PERSONAL.

r. P. Miller, OF Fargo, u. l., Is stopping
at the Clarendon.
Mr.. John E. Smith, of Pittsburg, Pa, is
guest of the Clarendon.
Mr. B. F. Tolman, of Chicago, can be
found at the Clarendon.
Capt Edward Ball, of the Second cavalry,U.
s. A., at the Merchants.
Mr. James N. Mcnamara, advance agent to
Haverly's Mastodons, is putting up at the
Clarendon.
Hon. Robert Deakin, first assistant clerk of
the House, was in the city yesterday, fresh
from his western farm.
Hon. Charles H. Berry, Wnona, the first at
torney general of the State, was in the city yes
terday on legal business.
Mr.. Chas. Hare, of Kansas, brother of Rev.
Joseph Hare, arrived in st. Paul yesterday.
He is looking after his land interests in this
State.
M. and Mrs. F. R. Sterrett, of Red Wing,
were in the city yesterday, to arrange for At
ting up the dwelling house, on Iglehart
street, which they are to occupy after Au-
gust LIST.
Mrs. Clara 8. Fee, No. Grove street, took
passage on the steamer Gem City last evening
for Hamilton, Mo-, intending to spend few
weeks with her parents, who reside in Hamil-
ton.
Mr.. Chas j. Berryhill, recently of Daven-
port, Iowa, has located in st. Paul for the
practice of his profession, the law, and has as
eociated himself with the firm of Davidson &
Williams.
Mr.. John Dowlan, president of the city
council of st. Paul, returned in the Gem City
Yesterday from st. Louis, having gone below
to purchase stock. He reports having a
pleasant trip. He shipped home ten head of
mules.
The Winnipeg Times of the 29th remarks:
"Louis KittsOn, of the Hudson's Bay company
at Lac Seul, left this morning for st. Paul. He
was accompanied by his step-mother, Mrs. N.
w. Ktteon, and family, who are returning
home after a short visit to Winnipeg"
Mr.. John Sweetman, CT Sweetman colony,
man has been busy, recently, in hunting up
fine cattle. He is most valuable acquisition
to Minnesota, and the State is indebted to
Bishop ireland for his presence.
81. W. Holley, ESQ.,, of Winnebago City,
formerly chief engineer of the Southern Min
nesota; Hon. E. 7. Wilder Of Red Wing; Hon.
]. Donnelly of Nininger and Donnelly; and
Alex. Begg, trader and merchant at Winnipeg
for these many years, were among the arrivals
at the Merchants yesterday.
The British Empire was represented at the
Montreal; Stuart j. Reid and Charles Harris,
Manchester; Chas. McGreevy, Quebec; Fred
Clark and w. j. Scott, Toronto; Z. D. Rouch-
onville, Ottawa; Jas. D. Couklin, Hamilton,
Ont; and A. Begg and G. McMichen, Win
nipeg.
j. D. Rogers, Esq, OF Mendoza township,
Dakota county, aged n years and months,
is lying at the residence of his son, Hon. E.
G Rogres, very low with Bright's disease, from
which he has suffered for year or two, and It
is notiprobable that he willever be able again to
leave his bed. DR.. E. G. Rogers of Minneapo-
lis, his son, was called to visit him yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. Henry, brother Of Rev. Father.
Henry, and resident of Lancaster, England.
is on visit to this country, and enjoyed the
trip on the Gem City yesterday. Mr.. Henry
intends to have talk with Rt Rev. Bishop
Ireland about the colonies, and perhaps run
out to Avoca to see the colonies for himself.
He wants to be able to answer the many oues-
tons in England about the broad acres of
America.
Among the passengers of the Gem City to
st. Paul, was Miss Nellie Sanborn, of San
Francisco, daughter Of Mr.. L. Sanborn, a well
known lumber merchant and capitalist of that
city. This is Miss Sanborn's first visit to the
East. The East has not seen many of the ma
tives Of California, and If the State can send
many Of equal cleverness and general intelli-
gence, the reputation Of California will rank
ss high for clever men and women as It Is for
big trees and wheat fields and large hotels.
Miss Sanborn Is chaperoned by Mrs. T. j.
Freeze of A. Toufa