Daily globe., 1882-09-17

a visit to the sea shore.
Mr.. Kirnagan, is the guest Of Mrs. Col.
Sanders of Fort Smelling.
Mr.. c. D. O'Brien and family returned
from White Bear lake last week.
Miss Belle CARL, from Polo, nl.,,is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry Brand.
j. c. Larkin and wife, of Browns Val
ley, were visiting here last week
Miss Annie Adams, of Chicago, is visit
ing here and stops at the Windsor. s
Mrs. Hugh Sutherland, of Winnipeg,
arrived at the Metropolitan Friday.
Mrs. B. Davidson has been the guest of
Col. j. II. Davidson during the past week.
Senator Window kept open house at the
Merchants hotel the best part of last week.
Judge Eugene Underwood, wife, child.
and nurse, of Louisville, are visiting here.
Miss M. S. Murphy of 491 East Fifth
street, is on a visit to relatives in Chicago.
| Gen. T. N. Waul and wife, and Mrs.
Joiner, Galveston, Texas, are at the Metro
politan.
Col. Belote of the Metropolitan and his
daughter Hattie, left for the East last
evening.
II. W. Day and wife, Of Bismarck, ar
rived about week ago, and are at the
Merchants.
j. A. Warnken, editor of the North
Dakota Banner, Fargo, was visiting here
last week,
Miss Gertie Miller, of Philadelphia, who
has been visiting DIR. Quinn, returns home
this week.
DR.. E. j. Abbott and wife have returned
from the lakes, and are domiciled at the
Windsor.
T.B. Meyers and bride have taken apart
ments at the Metropolitan, where they are
''at home.''
Mr.. Samuel De Camp has gone to house
keeping at the corner of Ramsey street
and Pleasant avenue.
). L.. Forepaugh and family have re-
moved from the lakes and are stopping at
the Metropolitan hotel.
Miss Kittie Mickey, of Port Huron,
Mich, is visiting her sister, Miss LYDIA
Mickey, of Ramsey street.
Mr.. W. II. Wilxox and wife of Washing
ton, have returned from the lakes and are
visiting in St. Paul.
Mrs. James, the mother of Mrs. Major
Rucker, left last week for st. Louis, accom-
panisd by Miss Booth.
M. Auerbach returned yesterday from
the East. He left his daughter, Miss Mel
lie, at school in Baltimore.
Mr.. Geo. P. Irwin, engineer on the Mani
toba railroad, left yesterday for visit to
his former home at Raneno, Pa.
Mr.. A. E. Ferti. cashier of the Second
National bank, who has been indisposed
for several days is convalescent
Mr.. Charles A. Zimmerman and wife
are back from Minnetonka,and have taken
up winter quarters at the Windsor.
Mrs. E. Allen, the venerable mother of
Colonel Allen, of the Merchants, arrived
last week from Fort Atkinson, Wis.
Eugene Mehl, Esq, New York, and sons
Eddie and Eugene and his head clerk, ]. D.
Van Leer, left Friday for New York
Isaac Hinckley, of Philadelphia, presi-
dent of the Baltimore, Wilmington & Della
ware railroad, is looking over St. Paul.
Mr.. A. R. Dalrymple of the Grandin
farm, rejoices in a pocket edition of hu-
manity week old. It is an heiress.
The marriage of Mr.. Chas. johnson ,and
Miss Jennie Scribner will be celebrated
next Wednesday at the first Methodist
church.
James A. Game and family, from New
castle-on-Tyne, and j. G. and A. D. King,
of Scotland, are soiourning at the Metro
politan.
Mr.. Chas Perrin, son of Col. Perrin of
Fort Smelling, left yesterday for New Eng
land, where he will complete his studies at
Harvard.
The marriage of Mr.. Daniel Shea and
Miss Jennie Carr, will take place next
Tuesday at st. Michaers church in the
Sixth ward.
Mrs Thomas Kellogg, her daughter May.
and Mrs. Harrison, of Bridgeport, Ont,
are sightseeing in st. Paul, with quarters
at the Merchants.
Miss Lotta Benz leaves for New York to-
morrow, where she will meet her brother
who is to arrive from Europe where he has
been attending college.
Mr.. Milton S. Guiterman, of New York.
who has been spending his vacation in this
city, returned last week to pursue his stud
les at Columbia college.
Miss Mamie Richardson, of Moorhead,
arrives to-day on her way to school at Gin
clnnati She will be the guest of Mrs.
Hager, of Summit avenue.
G. M. Allen and wife, of Rochester.
Mimi, visited st. Paul last week on their
bridal tour, and the happy couple partook
OF the ambrosial menu of the Windsor.
W. A. Nichols, assistant clerk of the state
supreme court, returned to the city yester-
day from vacation of two weeks, spent
at Fergus Falls (his old home) and vicinity.
DR.. R. E. starey, leading druggist of
Chicago, and wife, spent the past week in
viewing the attractions of st. Paul and vi
cinity, and they occupy apartments at the
Windsor.