St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-11-25
The Citizens Of WatertOwn Ar
rive at Minneapolis and Stop
at the West,
In Response TO an Invitation rendered
Them by the Minneapolis
g. st. Louis K. X.
They are Received ana Entertained by the
Business Men OF Minneapolis
and 81. Pail.
Their Visit ut the Grand Last Evening
Programme for To-daY-Other
Items of Interest


as TO the new section OF cOsntry through
which it passes. The running OF passenger
trains through 70 NatertOWn commenced
about a week ago and the citizens of Water
town, in response to the invitation from the
management Of the road, accepted
the prefer OF free excursion 10 Minneapo-
lis and st. Paul. Upon learning this the
business men Of both cities made arrange
ments for the entertainment of the guests.
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
The train, bearing four coaches filed with
visitors, was met at Excelsior by members OF
the committees from the board Of trade,
chamber Of commerce, produce, exchange
and Jobbers' association, as follows: II. G..
o. Morrison, J. T. wyman. {. p. Stevens,
S. L. Dale, b. f. Nelson, f. J. Phelps, J. n.
Mind, w. f. Steele, J. l. Back, A.
| d. milford, II. A. Meader, f. A. Bishop,
Jas. Marshall, J. D. Daring. L. Longfellow.
A. L. Beeman, A. VI. Woodland, S. COe, II
| X. Pratt, !. A. Snea, c. c. Miller, E. s. Pol
Ter, S. E. Rogers, z. BJck, ID. w. Longfel-
law, w. X. Smith. john Dunbar, T. b.
Janney, w. j. Van Dyke, F. w. Lyman, d.
V. Bishop, James RieSey, ID. IL. Murray, j.
K, Coykendall, ]. Z. Ehel, NJ L. Holloway
Z. c. Steertevant, Robert Hail. J. c Oswald,
committee from 81. Paul representing
the jobbing and manufacturing interests was
also present, being com posed OF the follow
ing gentlemen: ID. d. Merrill. G. L. Far
well, w. IL. Hubbard, G. A. Mcneil
| w. r. Hopkins. A. S. Talmage.
Arriving at Excelsior the special coach OF
the reception committees was attached 10 the
train, which arrived at Minneapolis at 40
On the train short addresses Of welcome were
made by f. j. Phelps, president Of the Min
neapo.is board Of trade and others.
Upon leaving the Union depot a process
sion was formed, headed by the Water
town band, which accompanied the
visitors, aud marched TO the
West hotel. Entering the exchange
a square was formed. Hon. II. G. o. Nor
risou then welcomed the city's guests briefly
but cordially, and In formed them as TO what
arrangements had been made for their enter
tainment. That they would be registered
and assigned rooms; that badges would be
provided for each; after supper tickets to the
Grand Opera house would be supplied To all I;
that tomorrow TUESDAY, at 2 O'Clock they
would he escorted about the city, (the con-
tempated carriage ride having been given
/ up owing 10 the extreme GOODNESS
Of the weather) and shown different
quet would be given them at the West and
that on Wednesday morning they would be
escorted TO the train and carried to St. Paul,
where a similar reception aud entertainment
would await them.
A. S. Talmadge, on behalf Of the ST. Paul
committee, also made a short speech Of well
come, adding that the only thing TO regret
was the absence of the Watertown
ladies who did so much TO make
the visit of the St. Paul Jobhers union at
WATERFOWL pleasant. He also informed
them that they would find the 81. Paul job
bers and business men at the depot waiting
TO receive them Wednesday morning.
Z. G. Fohenstock in behalf of the Water
town visitors returned thanks, saying he ex-
pected later to express at greater length their
appreciation of the hospitality OF their hosts.
The visitors then were registered and pro-
ceeded 10 supper, and later in the evening
attended the Performance Of ''Romany Rye''
al the Grand Opera house.
The following are the names Of the
WATERFOWL VISITORS.
Z. G. Fohenstock, z. II. Barnard, B. F.
Budd, Ward Williams, c. Williams, J. +.
West, Ell Fohenstock, c. @. Wiley, c. Wood.
E. G. Rice, w. H. Donaldson. T G. Rice,
Z. c. Whistler, S. z. Shato, W. r. Thomas.
w. j. johnson, A. Z. PeltiDOne, A. Weaver,
S. Stone, j. A. Scofrel, E. w. Lawrence, G.
b. Jones, H. Jones, c. NJ. Hur-
shaw, J. B. Sweet, j. A. Teeple,
J. E. Dore. DIR. r. F. Campbell
A. j. WILEY, {. Il. Williams, F. J. Jones,
Chas. Goss. W. $. GUrrie, II. j. Fowler. Dr.
j. j. Stoehr, {. q. Church, L. Schall, Prof.
w. f. Gorrie, S. q. Upayke, w. G. Briggs,
j. NJ. BanGhur, &. n. Cosgrove, j. B. Alex
ander, c. +. BOyden, j. j. Clutton, D. J.
Stevens, DIR. j. Bennett, L. 6. Keroy, S. B.
Sheldon, H. w. Scott, Julian BENEFIT,
Dr. f. \. Phelan, q. E. Deney, Geo. Cox,
A. NJ. Hugaard, Wyiie -s.ellotte, Chas. Har
ing, Jno Macarthur, Jno. Huuton, 7. V.
Eddy, L. A. Hugasrd, f. J. Bronson, L.
Hentz, W. II. Turner, J. G. johnson, Carl
Christianson, II. II. Hidebrandt, o. A.
Bunson, X. c. Cook, K. L. Farall, r. T.
Smith, J. II. Evarts, H. NJ. Trott, Chas.
j. R. Thompson, S. NJ. Ously,
Geo. Smith, II. w. Burse, Dr. L. F. Case,
Jno. Weakle, Frank Hooker, o. H. Tarbell,
j. II. Steen, +. Neill, W. A. Carroll, F. E.
Van Len, ID. ID. Maelean, DIR. S. V. Groes-
beck, w. P. Webb, VIM. De Lapp, F. Hs-
man. Chas. Nvweomb, j. (. Kelly, C. KEEL
Ter. Jno. 0us.cy, Jr., A. F. Keller,
/. Purcell, B. HoindAle, j. j. Tomlius son, ID.
5. Sinclair, ). f. Dunahue, A. c. Wing, B.
E. Lee, F. II. Ulricn, ]. T. Kyle, G. L. Hart,
q. d. Ellepsey, j. T. Nelson, B. Abbott, o.
Lee, II. WIresbeck, john Elret, Albert
Hammond, T r. Fountain, II. Mathieson,
T. Lamm, G. Tuthill, c. +. Johns, o. 2.
Eversoe, g. j. Warning, w. HAYES, c. L.
Cornell, A. F. Warner. Z. a. Carpenter, o.
j. Webster, c. {. Maxwell, f. Z. Bone, Z.
Bradley, j. Jones, G. K. Trempke.
FROM wAvELRr.
few miles this side of WATERFOWL, the
following are registered: Dr. NJ. Arthur, T.
G Wilson, Rev. w. S Taylor J. JOY, c. c.
Wingate, w. q. Gwan.
TO-DAY
The visitors VIII be shown about the city, and
at O'Clock the grand banquet at the West
house will take place, 10 be conducted under
the following order Of exercises:
Opening address of welcome to the citi
zeus Of Dakota by Hon. G. A. PiIsbury
mayor Of Minneapolis.
Addresses by K. Barden, OF the cham Der
Of commerce.; Charles P. Stevens, Vt the
board Of trade; Anthony Kelly, Of the Job
bers' association, and J. D. Darling, Of the
produce exchange.
TIE cry Pas orr.
AT meeting Of the city pastors yesterday
morning reports from tue different churches
and societies were heard.