Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-27
PERSONAL.

Hon D. NJ. sabin, OF stlllw wster, was In the city
yesterday.
Lieutenant Govern IF Gil nan, Of st. Cloud, was In
the city yesterday.
Col. Nat, Myrick left yesterday for visit to his
old trading post at Traverse de Sioux.
Judge Macdonald. of shakopee, favored the
GLOBE with friendly call last rvening.
D. 8. Hall, Of the Benson land Office, sampled the
bill of fare at the Merchants yesterday.
Hon W. j. Ives. of Hutchinson, was among the
arrivals at the Metropolitan yesterday.
Mrs d. f. HaIbrune and Miss Belle Paul, of
Dayton, Ohio, are spending week at the clarsn-
don.
Hon W. NJ. Campbell, of Litchfed, ''the Senator
from Meeker" was registered at the Merchants yes
tsrday.
VIM B. Chase and wife, Of LIE Mars, Iowa, have
gone to Hotel st. Louis, Lake Minetonka for the
summer.
G. Judson, Esq, secretary of the State Aeri-
tura society, fitting about the streets Of the
City yesterday.
John A stees, of stees Brothers, left for Phila-
adelphia and New York Monday night by way of
Detroit AID the laAes.
The Sunderland excursion party" from Dayton,
Ohio, numbering some thirty pers ans, are staying
at the Clarendon hotel.
JE West, Esq Of st. Cloud, the proprietor of
the West house in that city came down yesterday to
get warm meal ut ths Merchants.
Gen. F. Hubbard, of Red Wing, the stalwart
candidate fer the governorshp was in consultation
with his st Paul friends yesterday.
Col E. G. Geary, the jolly, good natured member
of the House from Wabsshsw, glsddened the hearts
OF his friends 10 st Paul yesterday.
Hon. Knute Nelson. of Alexandria, showed his
good-humo ed countenance on Third street yester-
day. He said he cam, down to get COOL.
Fred fDuToit, who has been sheriff of Carver
county ever since the IONS of Jacob went down into
Egypt to buy corn paid st. Paul ing visit yester
day.
Hit and wife, of GAINESVILLE, Wis is paying
visit to his ne ahew, Mr.. II. w. Clifford Mr.. Hilt
is of The oldest and most prominent citizens of
GAINESVILLE.
DR.. W. Il. Burleigh, of Missouri river fame and q
iously nquirtng after his letters at the Merchants
yesterday on his return from an Eastern trip.
The portly form and genial countenance of Hon.
CLARK w. Thompson, of Wells. president Of the
State Agricultural society, were visible in the ro-
tunda of the Metropolitan hotel last evening he is
always welcome visitor to st. Paul.
Thomas Lowrey, Esq, of M nneapols, was in
credulous about the extension Of st. Pauls
street railway and CAME down to zee how was for
down to the short line depot and wept.
Daniel Moon, Esq one of the live aud solid busi-
ness men of Rochester, has been shedding the light
Of his counlenance upon the benighted residents of
st. Pail and vicinity for the past few days. Mr.
Moon rsverses all theories of astronomical science
by shining the brighter at mid day, and never gets
full.
Yesterday being the birthday of Mrs. Ferdinand
Wiius, No. S94 aet Fifth street. about three Of
friends of herself and husband celebrated the event
by visit, all features Of which pleasant There
was an abundance of flowers, illumination of the
grounds and very enjopeble entertainment which
kept the visitors until . late hour last night.