Daily globe., 1883-04-11
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
DR.. NJ. R. Todd, Alexandria, is at the
Windsor.
D. w. Ensign, DEVILS Lake City, at the
Merchants.
James Condor, Fergus Falls, at the
Metropolitan.
Hon. A. G. Hickman, Owatonna, is at the
Metropolitan.
Capt. Francis B. Jones, Third infantry,
q. S. A., is at the Metropolitan.
George Meyers and wife, Miles City, II.
T., have apartments at the Merchants.
Hon. W. II. Greenleaf, Litchfeld, state
senatorlfrom Meeker county, is at the Mer-
chants.
w. G. Childs and family, Helena, NJ. T.,
wereiamong the arrivals at the, Metropolitan
yesterday.
DR.. j. @. Rosser and z. L. Willard ESQ.
Brainerd, were among the arrivals at the
Merchants yestesday.
T. J. Duffy, an old Minnesotian, former
~ resident of Shakopee but now of Chi
cago, is at the Metropolitan.
Hon. A. Moore, father of the late house
of representatives., and Hon. j. r. Howard,
1s
are at the Metropolitan.
H. F. Wheeler, of the Chicago Rubber
Manufacturing company, formerly with
the Akron, O., Hose company, is renewing
his st. Paul friendships.
At the Windsor: L. G. Whipple, Mason
City, Ia; E. Leech, Oshkosh; G. T. Maxwell,
Worcester, Mass; H. G. Plympton, Chicago;
o. Il. Dickinson, st. Louis.
Mr.. j. T. Odell, recently promoted to
superintendent of transportation of the
Northern Pacific railroad, with his wife,
has apartments at the Metropolitan.
Hon. J. N. Castle, of Saltwater, and Mr..
Fish, of the firm of Fish g. Barrett, of
Minneapolis, were in attendance upon the
session of the supreme court yesterday.
Hank Smith, Long Branch, a we'll
known stock dealer, operating principally
IL the Lake Superior country, and natur-
ally quite horse fancier. is at the Wind
sor.
Hon. Felix A. Borer, for these many
years the efficient auditor of LIE Sueur, and
member of the state board of equalization,
is IN the city with headquarters at the
Windsor.
Hon. NJ. II. Dunnell was in the city a
y SunGII0Q
from SO severe a Geld that he abandoned a
trip to Dakota and returned home in the
evening.
At the Merchants: A. NJ. SchnelI, Glen
coe; G. o. Wheeler, Fergus Falls; II. D.
Cutter, II. G. Stone, Grand Forks D. T.;
Lovett Gill, Mandan, D. T.; G. II. Fair
child, Bismarck.
w. D. Clarkson, Detroit, Mimi, brother
in-law of Mr.. Charles Nichols, and two
years ago popular and efficient attache
of the st. Paul postoffice, passed through
the city en- route to Chicago.
Hon. NJ. s. Chandler, Red Wing, Min
nesota's new surveyor general, is at the
Merchants. Mr.. Chandler mails his official
bond to Washington to-day,an expects to
take possession of the Office in about ten
days.
Hon. w. 81. Officer, Austin; John A.
Mclean, leading business man of Bis
marck; j. T. Rose, Duluth, and j. Wander
Hook, Fort Sisseton, D. T., were among
the late arrivals at the Merchants last
evening.
DR.. Franklin Staples, Winona; DIR. G. N.
Hewitt, Red Wing; DR.. w. b. Leonard,
Minneapolis, and DR.. j. G. Rosser, Brain
erd, prominently identified with the med
ical profession of the state, broke bread
together at the Merchants last evening.
Mile Litta, Miss L. Mantey, Sig. E. Bal
danza, j. Bereghy, Joseph Harrison, b. L..
Baker and wife, comprising the Litta con-
cert company, passed through st. Paul
yesterday from Saltwater, en- route to
Faribault where they we're to appear to-