Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-28


qualification of many st. Paul friends.
Capt. Geo. Gardner of Albert Lea. of
Company Z, Minnesota National Guards
was On business trip to this city yester-
day.
Hon. r. L. Frazee, Frazee City, is in the
city, as full of business 90 usual, and as
usual makes headquarters at the Mev-
chants.
At the Windsor: J. S. Shirrell, Litchfeld;
T. Church, Mason City; f. A. Keller, Ash
ton, D. T.; A. P. Hathorn, jamestown,
D. T.
Charley Human, the good natured mis-
sionary with the house of Seeberger, Break
u Co, shelf hardware, Chicago, is at the
Merchants.
Among the arrivals at the Metropolitan
yesterday were Hon. H. G. Miller, st. Pc
ter; E. E. Webster, Brainerd; III. A. Tur-
per, Faribault.
Hon. Henry Anderson, Montevideo, mem
Der of the lower house OF the late legisla-
ture, Is visiting st. Paul, with headquarters
at the Mer chants.
Hon. S. NJ. Emery, Lake City, and Hon.
G. F. Gregory, Saltwater, members of the
house of the late Legislature, visited the
capital city yesterday.
at the Merchants: Henry L. Simmons.
| Chas. Deane, Glencoe; M. E. Powell, Red
wood Falls; John w. Porter, Rochester:
VIM. Wilson, Shakopee.
Mr.. Paul P. Bodeen, of the Morris Tyib
ltne (semi-weekly), was in the city yester-
day, on his return from business trip to
Milwaukee and Chicago.
M. G. W. Grain, secretary of the Paige
Manufacturing company, gainesville, o.
| mill supplies) is in the city visiting the
resident agent, Col. II. Waters.
+. G. Judson, Pennington, secretary OF
the State Agricultural society, was in con.
| ference with President Clark w. Thomp.
son, at the Metropolitan yesterday.
Hon. E. P. Wells, member of the late
Dakota legislature, and daughter, and
Mr.. R. f. Wallace and wife, jamestown, D
T., have apartments at the Merchants.
Mr.. J. w. Shepard, formerly of St. Paul
but now city father of st. Vincent, is il
the city on business combined with a visit
to his father-in-law and family, Nathan
Myrick, Esq.
R. o. Strong, the retired chief engineer
of the fire department, is busy closing up
his books, ETC., IN readiness to turn every
thing over in perfect shape to his success
sor the morning of the 1st of April.
Mr.. S. j. Ahern, who has had charge Of
the business Of the New York Life Insur
ance company since the irregularity of Mr.
Studdart, leaves to-day for the East, to bt
gone few days or few weeks as the
humor may seize him.
Mr.. NJ. R. Doyon and son, Madison. Wis.
president of the Bank of North Dakota. a.
Grand Forks, is at the Merchants, and after
a stop here of day or two will continue
on his way to Grand Forks. Mr.. Doyor
is much impressed with the business &C
t1vlty and evidences of general prosperity
so strikingly observed in st. Paul.
Mr.. A. B. Curry, an old-time resident Of
st. Paul, now located in the mercantile.
business at Livingston, NJ. T., al
a member of the firm of Smith
Hagy d Co., is in the city purchasing sup
plies for new business building to b.
erected by the firm, and looking aftel
other firm business. Mr.. Curry i:
receiving hearty welcome from host Of
old friends.
Mr.. G. R. futile, a leading spirit in th,
Winnipeg syndicate to boom ST
Vincent last season, is in the city on bust
ness connected with that operation. The
only trouble with the boom wa:
in the fact that it was
little premature. Now that congress:
has located the custom house there anc
made it the headquarters of the custom
department of the state, and several i'm
portant Improvements have been under
taken, the boom can be counted on.