St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-05
evening for Dubuque, where he will spend
few weeks with his brother DR.. McCluer.


few weeks with his brother DR.. McCluer.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. John Yorks has gone to visit her pa
rents at Taylor's Falls for week.
DR.. McComb and wife of Duluth have been
visiting for week past in the city.
Henry Heisel feels proud of a full-blooded
English setter dog sent him from Illinois.
Hon. E. w. Durant and wife were accom-
panied to Chicago by Mrs. w. A. Chambers
Mr.. and Mrs. George O.. Haskell returned
on Friday afternoon from their wedding
trip.
Mrs. George M. Seymour has returned
from her four months trip in excellent
health.
DR.. c. W. Merry has been appointed by
Gov. Hubbard one of the commissioners of
the dental board.
Mrs. w. T. Guernsey, who with her hus-
band has been in Alton since 1S47, is sick
with pneumonia.
The schools have been closed for the Easter
holidays and many of the lady teachers have
left to visit friends.
Miss Eva Fuller, who has been on a two
months visit to her brother here, has left for
her home in Iowa.
Prof. Loeb of st. Paul has been engaged
by the Conservatory of Music to give instruc-
ton in that branch here.
The Rev. DR.. J. H. Carroll has been ap-
pointed prison chaplain in place of Rev. w.
ID. Harrington, resigned.
John j. Eastwood. young Engllshman,
died Thursday at the hospital after few
days attack of pneumonia. ~
Mr.. T. W. Alexander, formerly with J. o.
Holen & Co., has been appointed night
cell guard at the state prison.
Fred Scott, the druggist, is still i'll aud has
been only twice at his store since first taken
down some seven weeks ago
Miss Louise Kiehle of st. Paul returned
home after a pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Kiehle of this city.
Mrs. Schurmely of Wabasha, sister-in-law
OF William Schurmely of this city, spent sew
eral days visiting him last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Fellows have taken up
their residence on the north hill at the cor
ner of Hickory and Martha streets.
Mr.. Frank F. Buffum of the Hershey Lum-
Der company, who has been in the city some
time, has returned to Muscatine, Ia
Mrs. Frank Berry of this city and her sis
ter, the wife of Prof. Gorrie of Watertown,
Oak, have gone to visit their old home at
Adams, Mass.
George M. Sabin and family will in week
or two become residents of this city, having
rented the residence of Mr.. Leonard Clark,
North Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph G.. Yorks left on Mon
day last for Mountain City, Mont, where they
will reside all summer. Mr.. Yorks is largely
interested in mining.
Miss Nellie King of st. Paul is in the city
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Burt. She
accompanied Mrs. j. @. A. Ward on her re-
turn from long visit in st. Paul.
Mr.. H. w. Chambers has returned from
New Orleans and may be found at his office
experimenting the Northwestern Manufac-
turing 81 Car company's business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Netzer have taken
the house at the corner of Broadway aud
Churchill. He and his brother begin bust
ness shortly in the store now occupid by
Kenneman.
Mr.. John Barry, the new secretary of the
Lumbermen's exchange, is pleasantly located
in his office over the umbermen's National
bank in the rooms formerly occupied by Mr..
Rogers, Mr.. McKusick is also located there.