Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-24


possession of their former quarters in the
hostelry.
President Porter, of the Omaha road, is
expected at the Metropolitan hotel this
morning.
Charles Nichols and family have return
ed from the lakes. They are at the Metro
politan hotel.
Mr.. r. R. Dorr and family have returned
from White Bear lake, and are stopping at
the Windsor.
Miss Annie Crowley, of Chicago, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Murphy, of No. 491 east
Fifth street.
Mrs May Bailly of Norwalk, o., is the
guest of her cousin, Miss Winnie Bailly, of
Dayton avenue.
w. F. Giles and wife, Baltimore, are
visiting il st. Paul. They hold forth at
the Metropolitan.
The engagement is announced of Mr..
John Watson and Miss Barry, sister of
Mrs. L. w. Rundlett.
Mr.. Joseph Lockly, of Washington, is
enjoying the attractions of st. Paul. He
puts up at the Windsor.
Mrs. Jordin, of Fort Buford, sister-in-
law of Mrs. Leighton, is the guest of the
latter at the Merchants.
Mr.. Phillip Wandecker, formerly pur-
chasing fteward at the Hotel Lafayette, left
yesterday for New York.
The tin wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Merriam, will be celebrated
week from next Monday.
Mrs. Gen. Thomas, of New Mexico and
Mrs. Capt. Wantin, of New Orleans, are
the guests of Mrs. B. Presley.
George Y. Wilson and wife, Winnipeg,
and r. A. Jones, of Rochester, this state,
are taking in the sights of St. Paul.
Seibert,s orchestra goes to Duluth,
Thursday next for a grand opening ball
and banquet at the st. Louis hotel.
Mr.. Louis Egge, former music student
with Prof. Leib, is doing excellent work at
Howard Lake, where he is now residing.
Mrs. Jennie Rahilly, of Lake City, is
expecting to return to this city soon to
prosecute her art studies during the win
ter.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Champlin,
of st. Paul, and Lieut.. Badger, is an
nounced to take place on the 4th of Oc-
tober.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive firemen,
will hold meeting at their hall, Seventh
and Jackson streets, at 9 o'clock this af-
ternoon.
Mr.. Isaac Hinkley, of Philadelphia, who
has been up north returned to st. Paul
Friday, and will visit his son at White
| Bear lake.
| M. M. Dorr, vice president of the Nell
son Lumber company, and wife arrived
last week. and took up winter quarters at
the Merchants.
Andrew Nippolt, carriage and sleigh
builder, corner of Seventh and Sibley
streets, arrived yesterday from business
trip to Chicago.
| Mr.. Z. E. Yerxa, formerly basso at the
House of Hope church, was in the city
during the past week. He is merchandise
| ing at Pembiaa.
! Captain Schmidt and family and Admit
rable Stemble, who have been sojourning
| at White Bear lake, returned to the Mer-
chants yesterday.
Mr. Edward Flynn, of the Pullman Pal
ace Car company, Chicago, is the guest of
Mr.. John Quinn, stenographer in the
| aha railroad Office.
Colonel j. G. G. Lee, formerly paymas-
ter at the post with headquarters in St.
Paul, but lately stotioned in Texas, is pay
ng his old friends visit.
st. Paul is to enjoy the possession of a
new dancing master in the person of Mr..
Harry L. Evans, an accomplished teacher,
formerly of Rochester, N. Y.
Archie McLaren has left for Columbia
Medical college where he will complete
his studies. Edward Spencer, of this city,
will also attend Columbia this winter.
Mr.. G. H. Denley, formerly of st. Paul,
and now prominent merchant of May
vile, north Dakota, arrived yesterday on a
! visit to his old friends. He is at the
| Windsor.
Among the sight-seers and tourists at
the Merchants are l.. P. Norton and wife.
Vermont; Louis Carter and wife, Cumber-
land, and RS. Crasthwate and wife. of
Quincy, Ill.
| Mrs. Chas. McIlrath of Summit avenue.
entertained a number of lady friends last
Thursday afternoon. The attendance was
large and the reception proved highly en-
PERTAINING.
Mr.. John E. Barry was highly elated last
night over the advent of young guest,
it being his first visit to st. Paul. It is a
ten pound boy, and the happy father states
he has come to stay.
j. w. Gilboy and bride, from Prior Lake,
were in town Thursday. visiting at the res
idence of his parents on Dayton Bluff. and
| departed the same evening for Broadview,
which is to be their temporary home.
Cards of invitation are out for the mar
| riage of Miss Carrie M. Otis, the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. Geo. L. Otis and
Lieut.. Geo. D. Wallace, of the 9TH cavalry.
The marriage will take place Oct. IL.
Mr.. E. II. Schliek and wife left FRIDAY
evening for Milwaukee and Chicago. At
the former city they will attend the meet
| ing of the central union of the German
Catholic association. after which they make