Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-08-05
| spending few weeks IN st. Paul visiting
Mrs. F. w. Davis, of Canada street.

Mrs. +. w. Davis, OF Canada street.
Mr.. Frank Blodget, editor of the James.
town Alert, arrived in the city yesterday
and is at the Clarendon. He is accom-
panied by his wife and child
Miss Fannie Davidson of Tenth street
returned home from Chicago last week
Miss Davidson has been absent several
months and is much improved by her visit
Mr.. w. P. Halligan and bride, of Daven-
port, Iowa, are on wedding tour to st.
Paul and will remain few days. They
are the guests of Mrs. Gillou, 473 Partridge
street. 1CC- Etr
Mr.. Webster Smith, who has been very
I'LL for two weeks past with neuralgia of
the stomach, made his first appearance on
the street yesterday, but is not yet up to
business.
Miss Ella Wells, of Cincinnati, Ohio, is a
guest of Miss Winnie Murray, of Seventh
street. Miss Wells is sister of Mrs. Chas.
A. Wells, who has recently come to st.
Paul to reside.
Miss Jessie A. Barnes, young lady who
has been IL the city several weeks under
medical treatment, returns to her home in
jamestown, D. T., tomorrow much i'm
proved in health.
Fenton G.. Murray, of Seventh street,
who has been up to Devils Lake for four
months, returned home last week. Fen
ton thinks four months at a time will do
him for Devils Lake.
Stuart Hume, OF the First National bank
left last evening for his home in Bastport.
Ne. Dir. RIme has bean q Tos;jout Of s..
Paul for about tEo years, and expects TO
return and remain with US.
A pleasant party consisting OF DR.. Fer
tier, of Chippewa Falls, Wis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard, Mrs. Laramee, of Minnea polls,
and Miss Dufrene, of st. Paul, were at
Lake Minnetonka last week.
Miss Nellie DAVIS and her brother Mas
ter Harry, OF Pleasant avenue, returned
last week from visit of two weeks at that
delightful resort, Bald Eagle. Master Her-
ry ''camped out with the boys" and Miss
Nellie was guest at the Hall cottage, 1.-THE
Oaks"
Miss Carrie Middleton. daughter of Hon.
James Middleton, of Dayton's bluff, gave q
very pleasant party to a large number of
honor e; ner friends, Miss Mamie Middle
ton aliI.Miss Annie Schaffer, Of Chicago,
who are visiting her
The Rev. G. Il. Hobart, a Baptist clergy
man of Aurora, Ill. , has been in the city a
few days. He will hold preaching service
in the new Woodland Park Baptist church,
st. Anthony hill to- day, and on Sabbath
next, and may possibly conclude to be-
come their settled pastor.
Mr.. S. S. Eaton, who has been q week
among the mines in Montana has return
ed, and ID full of gold, silver and other
precious metals. He's worth thousand
dollars square inch now, and he is mod
est and retiring too, and does not talk
much; and come to think of it, Mr.. Eaton
never was much of talker He's too bash
fUI.
Miss Jennie Robert, of Tenth and Robert
streets, goes for month to the country,
on Wednesday next. The Misses ShenkIe,
of Boston, who have spent year in St.
Paul and its suburban resorts, left Lake
Minnetonka last week for visit to Spirit
Lake, Iowa, were they will finish the sea-
son.
Mr.. John Blankenhover, who has held a
position with the Fire and
Marine Insurance company here, will leave
the city tomorrow for Livingston, M. T.,
where he has accepted a position with a
banking house. Mr.. B. leaves a host of
friends and admirers here who wish hin
success in his new departure.
Acker Post, G. A. B., has sent out postal
aAr5S inviting tho comrsd az ubo ottap6
the semi-annual enoampment at Lake
Aug. Is, TO remain In camp a
few days. With this end in view. the COM
mittee of arrangements has secured a fine
camp ground, centrally located, and tents
to accommodate one thousand comrades
are to be provided. The committee desire
to be notified at once by postal card or
otherwise of all who intend to remain in
camp. The only post meeting this month
will be on Thursday, Aug. 8.