St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-28
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{@\CrM PIN able however. this
Az$$S9 VI WI season. The trips to
N@~ California and the
South are fewer than
was the case previous to last winter Most
of the trips taken are but short business
visits. The departures of St. Paul people
have been fewer during the past week than
almost any week during the season.
GAVE THANK S ABROAD.
Among st. Paul people who attended the
Knights of Pythias party at Red Wing on
Thanksgiving eve were: Mr.. and Mrs. @. G.
FL. Smith, H. W. Shade and George w. Hayes
DR.. Henry F. Hoyt was the guest last Sum
day of the Chicago Press club, Jim Blaine,
of the Inter Ocean, acting the part of the
gracious host.
Miss Agnes Eyre paid a visit to Fl astings
with Mrs Elizabeth Bell and daughter, of
Jackson county, H., as the guests of J. P.
Maskrey.
J. NJ. Dahlby, grand lecturer, organized
the Svea lodge (Scandiuavian), 1. o. G. T., in
Hastings Wednesday evening.
Mrs. w. NJ. Tileston leaves tonight for
New York city, summoned by the severe i'll
ness of a near relative.
Mr.. and Mrs. George v. I. Brown and J. F.
Faulkner attended the Kitchi-Gami at Duluth
THANKSGIVING eve.
A. Nippolt and E. Feldhouses started for
San Francisco Thursday, to be gone about
one month.
Phillip Reilly and Fred Barry have been
guests of w. Z. Reilly, of Mortified during
last week.
Mrs. Grace Blackman is visiting her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Judge Pierce, of Ellsworth,
Wis.
Bishop Gilbert was rendered reception at
Rev. S. Currie's in Crookston, Monday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Dunno spent Thanks
giving with Mr.. DUNES mother in Chicago.
Miss Marie Kane. of Fort street. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Madden, of Jordan, Mimi.
Whitney Wall and W. f. Tatnall will depart
for a month absence East on w ednesday.
Frank Skpworth will start for three
months visit to England Dec. 6.
E. w. Cady and c. W. Miller were at Huron
in the early part of the week.
Samuel Potter and family and Mrs. Mead
have started for California.
The family of L. E. Reed, of Dayton's bluff.
will pay visit to Anoka.
X. c. Munger ate turkey with his brother
Luther G.. Wheeler spent THANKSGIVING with
friends at Austin.
Wi'McCray has gone to Prescott, Wis, to
spend the winter.
W. D. Morris and J. D. verplanck were at
jamestown. Oak.
o. A. Pray and J. T. Clark were in Chicago
for Thanksgiving.
L. c. Kittson is in Duluth, the guest of Tom
Sawyer.
DR.. and Mrs. F. c. Mott have gone to Du-
buque.
H. L. Pitts was in Grand Forks early in the
week.
L. II. Waters went to Chicago Wednesday.
L. E. Reed has gone east for short trip.
A. G. Foster left for Superior yesterday.
Miss Averill will soon leave for Chicago.
Patton Boyle was in Chicago Thursday.
W. D. Cornish visited Saltwater.
P. J. Boyle was in GRAND Forks.
Seth K. Howes is in Chicago.
HOME AGAIN.
Miss Mary Hart returned home from school
at Faribault, Wednesday, accompanied by
Miss Garfield, of Massachusetts, to spend
Thanksgiving. Sam Hart gave a party in
their honor, Thanksgiving, at the family man.
sion on Summit avenue.
Miss Blanche Smith, soprano of First M. E.
church, has returned from visit to friends
in Chicago.
Rev. S. G. Smith returned Wednesday from
his lecturing tour through Dakota and Mani
toba.
Frank Whitacre has returned from his sur
veying trip.
James E. Kittson enjoyed his Thanksgiving
at Faribauit.
Royal McMurran has returned home from
the East.
Miss Griggs is home again from the East.