St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-14

D. E. Roselle, j. N. Jackson, w. Young,
r. A. Kirke, l.. d. Hodge, j. A. Chandler
and daughters, Charles H. Sherman, John
Wood, John j. Jackson, w. L. Barteau, N.
G. Gilman, G. s. Gliddon, Mrs. M. Phase,
Mrs. G. Daniels.
At the last meeting of Ancient Landmarks
Lodge No. 5, A. F. and A. M, the follow
ing officers were elected George S. Acker,
w. NJ; w. G. De Vol, S. W.; 1. B. B.
Sprague, j. W.; William Dampier, secre-
tary; Robert A. Smith, treasurer.
A telegram from Louisville, received in
st. Paul, announces that DR.. Robert Chris
tie, d. d., has decided to accept the call to
become the pastor of the House of Hope
Presbyterian church in this city.
Mrs. Lieut.. George D. Wallace of Fort
Leavenworth will spend this summer with
her mother, Mrs. Mary Otis of Summit
avenue. In September she will join hel
husband at Fort Keogh.
Mr.. l.. A. Gilbert, who has been East fol
several days, where he went for the pur-
pose of meeting his wife, who, for some
months, has been in New Mexico, returned
to st. Paul on Monday.
Mrs. III. G. Hayden, whose husband has
been appointed secretary of Alaska, re-
turned Thursday morning with her family
from trip East, visiting friends.
Prof. r. III. Evans is visiting friends in
Chetek, Wis. He will return on June Is,
when he assumes charge at the Hotel La
fayette as master of ceremonies.
Mrs. T. r. Wright and her daughter,
Miss Lillian, left last week to visit friends
in Chicago, Cincinnati and Montreal during
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Marsh of Mankato.
accompanied by Mrs. j. r. Cleveland OF
st. Paul, started East last week for sum
merS vacation.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles S. Lester of st.
Paurs church, Milwaukee, were the guests
of Rev. and Mrs. E. Jay Cooke during the
past week.
Miss Hattie Hawley, daughter Of Gen.
Hawley of Chicago, visited with her cousin,
Miss Jessie Hawley, in the city last week.
Mrs. G. r. Kimball and Mrs. Ellis, hel
sister, departed on Monday to spend the
summer at their old home in New York.
Mrs Edward Simonton of Summit ave-
nue. left On Monday for Portland, Me. She
will spend the summer at the sea shore.
st. Paul was visited on Friday by w. II.
Francis and wife of Bismarck and G. w.
Knox and wife of Aitkin.
MI. and Mrs. Potts of Saltwater were
guests of Mrs. Alfred DufreSne of Sher-
burne avenue last week.
E. Fl. Kidder and Miss Carrie Kidder OF
Black River Falls, Wis, were visiting in
st. Paul on Monday.
Mrs. Root and daughter and Miss Ella
Anderson of Saltwater were visiting in st.
Paul On Thursday.
Miss Myrtle LIE Blanc of Magnolia, Miss,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Capt. Quinn OF
Summit avenue.
Mrs. T. F. Wright and daughter, Lillian,
left the city on Tuesday for an extended
visit East.
Miss Hote Daily will leave for New York
on Tuesday to visit her uncle in that city.
A. E. Chantler of the St. Paul Herald has
gone East for visit of several weeks.
James A. Brown and wife of Fergus
Falls visited St. Paul on Wednesday.
Mr.. John Hungerford of Philadelphia is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Sara Hall.
w. j. Dohury and wife of Grand Forks
were in st. Paul on Tuesday.
F. II. Smith and daughter of Eau Claire
visited the city On Wednesday.
Henry Z. Simmons and wife of Glencoe
were in town On Thursday.
r. H. Marshall and wife of Mortified
were in st. Paul on Friday.
A. Remler and wife of Red Wing visited
st. Paul on Monday.
M. r. Dill and wife, Prescott, are in the
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