St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-06-18
JOLLY J0BBERS.
Who Rove by Steam Through
'The Land Of
Plenty"
And are Captivated by the
Beauty of the ''Blue Grass
Region"
A Pleasant Days Ride From st.
Paul to Sioux
Falls, d. t.
With One Continuous Ovation to
Deck the Way With
Garlands.
Crowds of People, Bands of Music,
Cheers of the Multi
tude.
A Royal Evening With Speeches, Social
Communion and Good Time
All Around.
A Royal Evening With Speeches, Social
Communion and Good Time
All Around.


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Marvel, of the Manitoba road, put their pri-
vate cars at the service of the party, adding
much to the comfort of all.
A census of the train showed the following
persons on board:
MEMBERS JoBBERS' UNION.
Geo. B. Woodward, manager Fairbanks, Morse
& Co,
Jerome Platt, of P. H. Kelly & Co.
Nathan Ford.
D. B. Finch, of Lanpher. Finch & Skinner.
Otto Streissguth, of Young, Streissguth &
Drake.
W. B. johnson, of Foot, johnson s. Co., boots
and shoes.
John c. Hill, of Colbert, Hill s. Co.
VIM. P. Abbott, of T. a. Abbott & Co.
Chas. S. Rogers, OF Wilson, Rogers s. Co.
j. A. Hill, of Ward, Hill g Mcclellan.
F. E. Macarthur, of Bristol, Smith s. McArth-
n NJ. Pollock, of Pollock, Donaldson &
Ogden.
F. R. Culbertson, of Glidden, Griggs s. Co.
Matt Cich, of C. Gotzian & Co.
Maurice Lyons, of Perkins, Lyons e. Co.
\. S. Tallmadge,. of Berkey, Tallmadge s. Co.
G. II. Robinson, of Robinson s. Cary.
c. P. White, of j. Oppenheim s. Co.
G. P. Lewis, of Friedman 81 Lewis.
VIM. Rhodes, of Breuer s. Rhodes
VIM. Corlies, of Corlies, Chapman 6 Drake.
G. W. Hackett, of Strong, HaclSett g Co.
Geo. S. Farwel. of Farwell. Ozmun s. Jack
son.
c. H. Kellogg, of Kellogg, johnson & Co.
Gebhard Bohn, of Bohn Manufacturing COM
pany.
Geo. W Freeman, of C. Gotzain g. Co.
L. H. Maxfeld, OF Maxield & Seabury.
L. M. Clark, of Powers, Durkee 81 Co.
D. NJ. Dyer, of Dyer 81 Howard.
j. H Mohler, of Mohler 81 Thompson.
j. W. Bradshaw, of Campbell s. Burbank
E. II. Cutler, of Noyes Bros. s. Cutler.
John P, Larkin, of Craig, Larkin & Smith.
Z. L. Shackford, of P. r. L. Hardenburg g.
H. c. Jones, of Lindeke, Warner 6 schur-
meier.
Vim. B. Dean, of Nichols s. Dean.
f. +. Osborne, of Steam Heating Co.
j. H. Burwell, Mast, Buford, Burwel s. Co.
j. II. Allen, of Allen. Moon s. Co.
GUESTS.
Sam. E. Dawson.
Stanley Proudfr, contracting agent Omaha rail-
road.
H. C. Hope, telegraph dispatcher Omaha rail-
road.
AID. W. A Van Slyke.
c. II. Bigelow, president St. Paul, Fire s. Ma
rlne Insurance company.
j. A. Chandler general agent Chicago, Mil
waukee Sc st. Paul railroad
H. Spencer, superintendent west division Chi
cago, st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha
j. I. Clarke, assistant general freight agent,
A. H. Merrick, attorney.
A. Schetfer, cashier bank of Minnesota
F. B. Clarke, general traffic manager Chicago,
st. Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha.
j, ID. Robinson, eX-mayor of Bath, Maine.
W. H, Winslow.
w. Thorns
W. H. S. Wright, purchasing agent Omaha
railroad
W. D. Kirk, cashier Capital bank
j, II. Drake, land agent st. Paul s. Sioux City
Land Co.
NJ. W. R. Bourne, Barronett Lumber Co.
Peter Berhey, president st. Paul National
bank.
A. NJ. Drake.
f. F. McIver, Bradstreet's Commercial agen-
j. C. Boyden, general northwestern freight
agent Chicago, Milwaukee, ST. Paul s. Omaha
railroad.
Representatives of the GLOBE and other st.
Paul papers.
After the greetings and opportunity for
members of the party to locate in the cars, the
first hour or two of the run was devoted by
all the company to a perusal of this morn
ing's GLOBE, and especially was read with
absorbing interest the important matter re-
garding the region of country through which
the trip is being made. The timely enter
prise which gave these people such concise
fund of Information, was heartily compli-
mented, and the words of appreciation were
like apples of gold set in pictures of silver.
From st. Paul to Mankato the excursion
sped at the rate of forty miles or more an
hour with only the briefest halts at Shakopee
and Merriam.
The scenery along this route is at once an
inspiration for the pencil of the artist and
the inspired pen of the poet. To the man of
business taking brief respite from the
carking cares of the counting room, the man
ufacturing and sales departments of st.
Paups great commercial and producing es-
tabshments the expedition so auspiciously
begun fills each one with restful feeling.
All care and concern is left behind, and all
are intent upon the full measure Of enjoy
ment the rare opportunity affords.
The planning of the expedition by the
broad and public spirited management of the
Jobbers Union has a far reaching signif-
canoe that will bear fruit many fold in the
near future, bringing the town and country
in closer sympathy and communion, forming
and cementing new relations and ties of bus
ness and personal value.