Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-05-26
PERSONAL.

Hon. W. L. Banning has gone to Duluth.
sc. Bates, of Chicago, is at the American.
C. NJ. Sheldon, of Miles City, is at the Sher-
man.
Hon. ]. F. Wallace of Bismarck, is in St.
Paul.
W. j. Foster, of New York, is at the St.
James.
G. F. Long, of Mankato, is at the Mer-
chants.
NJ. B. Parker, of Blue Earth City, is at the
Windsor.
Major Bates, of the U. s. A., left yesterday
for Chicago.
Judge Greenleaf Clark, is back from his
visit to the South.
Mr.. Frank Clark and family arrived in
st. Paul yesterday.
C. Stewart Warren, of Chicago, and Geo.
Alden, of Boston, are at the Metropolitan.
W. B. Shaw, formerly resident of st. Paul,
but now of Fort Berthold, is at the Meropol-
itan with his family.
Gen. Flower and Inspector Scott, Of the
United States inspection service, left for Bis
marck last evening upon official business.
j. A. Burnett and A. L. Prescott, of Browns
Valley, s. B. Foote and ]. G. Pierce, of Red
Wing, are in town, with headquarters at the
Merchants.
Charlie Caldwell, who was reported, about a
week ago, to have died in Colorado, is back in
st. Paul, alive, and wants to find the man that
reported him dead.
Isaac Hinckley, president OF the Phladel-
phia, Wilmington & Baltimore railroad, tele-
graphed the Metropolitan yesterday, for sew
eral rooms for special car party to arrive
to-day.
Mr.. Nathan Myrick, accompanied by Mrs.
Myrick, left for the national capital last even
ing for stay of SIX weeks or two months,
according to the length of the congressional
session.
Hon. Charles Kittelson, state treasurer, is
taking brief vacation from the arduous du-
ties Of his Office, by visit to his old home at
Albert Lea, and to other points in southern
Minnesota.
Col. Clark Chambers of Owatonna, sheriff
of Steele county, and one of the most intelli-
gent and enterprising breeders of southern
Minnesota, and his brother, B. Chambers,
ESQ.,, New York, spent few hours in st. Paul
yesterday.
Frank 81. Carlton, Esq, formerly st. Paul
lite in good membership, but now full
fedged limb of the law at Minneapolis, de.
lighted few of his st. Paul friends by friend
ly calls yesterday, on his return from a pro-
fessional visit to Duluth.
mIs 0eOrRe hdZzaTu udS IcLuIueQ lIOu
Chicago, where he went several days
ago with Mr.. A. 81. Bodie. It is
said that it is possible that
Mr.. Hazard may take position on some
other road. It is to be hoped that he will not
accept of position which will take him out
of town. He has been the agent in st. Paul
of the Minneapolis & st. Louis road since that
road opened for business, and has proved him.
self to be an exceedingly pleasant and accom-
modating gentleman towards whom the trav.
cling public has very kind feelings.
MI. J. 81. White, well known to old set
tiers, for many years past resident of Penn.
bina, but for two years past prospecting in
New Mexico and old Mexico along the line
of the Mexican Central railroad, was in the
city yesterday on his way to Pembina,
which he still calls his home. Mr..
White has become interested in several
promising mining properties in the Mexicos
but he has no intention Of giving up his resi-.
dence in the great Northwest, which, in all the
ELEMENT of wealth, health and opportunities
for int igent enjoyment Of the good gifts oil
this VOL is far superior to that country.