St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-12
,ent of Fort Smelling, is going to Phna.

Mr. and Mrs. L. NJ. Jones and Mr.. and Mrs
b. Kerr, of Winnipeg, were ut the Ryar
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs G. 6. Gannett have taken Mrs
PrOlfS house on Laurel avenue Tor thu
winter.
Mrs. l. c. Babcock and Miss Nellie Babcock
of Orange, N. j., are Mrs. Kenneth Clark $
guests.
Mrs. Col Perrin, son and daughters. of For
Smelling, are on Il tour through the Yellow
stone.
Mrs. r. N. McLaren and Miss McLarer
have been at Frontenac for the last two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Osgood and II. c
Osgood, OF Jackson, called upon friends in st
Paul.
Lieut.. Col. NJ. A. Cochran has taken ter
days leave of absence, to visit the Nat1ona
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Stuart and Mrs. NJ. G.
Hammond of Chicago, passed through thu
city.
Mrs. ]. E. Bruce, of Milford, N. H., is visit
city.
Mrs. c. II. Whipple. c. Fl. Whipple, Jr., N
Mel. Whipple. H. B. Whipple and F. Carter
came in from Ft. Keogh, Mont, last Mon
day.
Lient. Bates. of Fort Smelling, accompanied
by Lieut.. Irons, went to LeaTenworth, Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatius Donnelly, Of Nininger
entertained friends at the Merchants Thurs
day.
Mrs. Smith, of Benson, and G. NJ. Reese, Of
Wilmar, were the guests of Hon. A. f. Nor
din.
Prof. Thomas Mcclellan, of Tabor college
Ia, has been the guest of Hon. H. HI. Hart
Hon. d. j. Knox and Miss Lucy Cobban, Of
Aitkin, called upon friends in St. Paul Friday
The Misses Mason, daughters of Gen
Mason, will leave for Rochester, N. Y, soon
Mrs. J. NJ. Egan, Winnipeg, is the guest OF
Mrs. Dennis Ryan at 400 Woodward avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Bole will accom-
pany the Odd Fellows excursion to Boston.
Miss Greene. of st. Louis, is the guest Of
Miss Heartie Griggs, of 474 Summit avenue.
Fred 81. Carruth, late of the Esteline Bell,
was in the city, accompanied by his sister.
Miss Mamie Sullivan, of No. 1929 Ross street
has gone to Winona for two weeks visit.
George L. Wilson, of the city engineer
office, is spending his vacation in the East
A hop will be given at the rink by the
Amity circle of West st. Paul on the goth.
Adit. Gen. C. NJ. Mccarthy is expected te
return from Mount Clemens, Mich, soon.
Miss Olga Won Wedelstaedt has been enter
tanning Miss Maria Mcconnell, OF Chicago
Fred NJ. Andrews, nephew OF Hon. FREQ
Won Saumbach, has gone 10 Alexandria.
E. A. Curtis, son of George William Curtis
was in st. Paul, en- route to Devils Lake.
Mrs. Richard Price, of No. 1877 West Fourth
street, has returned from Fergus Falls.
Mrs. H. C. Shepard returned Thursday
from an extended trip to Pennsylvania.
Frank Richardson, of Madison, is the guest
Of L. FL. Richardson, of Merriam Park.
Miss Name Shea, of 1856 Walnut street, has
returned from visit to Madison, Oak.
Mrs. P. J. Schleck, of Sank City, is visiting
his children at 937 West Seventh street.
The family IA. B. Ovitt will move in from
Spring Park, Minnetouka, tomorrow.
j. n. Spicer and his daughters. of Willmar
were at the Merchants Wednesday.
Mrs. A. d. Southwick, of Wabasha, was in
the city visiting friends Thursday.
Robert Mannheimer will return from New
York about the end of the month.
Miss Seixas, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Driscoll, has returned home.
E. A. Young, of Auerbacb, Finch & Van
Slyck, left for the East on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B. Henry, of Grimsley,
Can, were visiting friends here.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred w. Van Slyke will re-
move to No. 397 Ashland avenue.
S. W. Florence, formerly with Oppenheim
s. Kalman, has gone to Elma. Ia.
Mrs. Arthur c. Florant, OF No. 341 Rice
street. is visiting in Montreal
Jere Hall, of Maiden. Mass, made call on
Lain Nichols during the W eek.
A meeting of the West Side Chatauuus
circle is called for this week.
Mrs. Allie Miller is visiting relatives at her
old home in Logansport Ind.
H. S. Fairchild is home again after an ex-
tended trip through the East.
W. o. Bates, of the Associated Press, is
back from the Yellowstone.
Ex-Assistant United States Treasurer Smith
has returned from the east.
Judge and Mrs A. d. Perkins, Of Window
were guests at the Windsor.
A. A. Fisher went to Milwaukee to atten Z
the Milwaukee exposition.
Louis Miller and CIV. Booth, of Livingston,
Mont, were in the city.
A. w. Petren went to Franconia to visit
his relatives yesterday.
Miss Marjory Barrows is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Morton Barrows.
Will Dawson returned with his family from
White Bear Thursday.
Miss Carrie Learned, of Ohio called upon
Mrs. G. S. Bartram.
Mrs. DR.. Charles Smith has returned from
the Atlantic coast.
Col. James NJ. Moore returned Tuesday
from Fort Buford.
Mrs. f. L. Williams, of Ohio, is the guest OF
Capt. r. C. Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Robinson have returned
from the east
A w. Coleman, Of West St. Paul, has gone
to New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Barrows have ju.
venile visitor.
The West st. Paul Toboggan club will reor-
ganize soon.
Fred A. Conger has returned from Bell e.
vile, Ont
EN-. Saunders and family are home from
the lakes.
Mrs. Paul Martin will meet friends in Mil
waukee.
Mrs. D. c. Shepard is visiting friends in the
East.
All. Stem has returned from his Montana
trip.
Miss M. Smith, of this city, is in Washing
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Manxel, of Kandiyohi,
Mrs. G. E. Ovenshire is home from Detroit.
Mrs Theo L. Schumacher is home again.
Mrs. 7. F. Cakes is in Boston.
E. A Jaggar has gone east.
MATRIMONIAL EVENTS.
The wedding of Edward Frost and Miss
Hancock it is stated, is postponed until next
spring. Miss Hancock will spend the winter
in Washington with her mother.
The wedding of A. Fl. Schliek to Miss Katie
Botzet will take place at the Church of the
Assumption Wednesday. The young couple
will then visit New York.
Miss May Munger returned to Duluth after
a stay of two weeks here. She will be mar
ried to MIR. Woodbridge of the Duluth News,
Oct 6.
Miss Mary Calvin, sister of Mrs. M. J.
Maloy, will be married to NJ. j. Farral at the
cathedral about the 21st.
Henry Sage, catcher of the st. Paul Base
Ball club was married to Miss Mary Byrnes
at Hastings Tuesday.
The marriage of William Mitchell, of this
city, to Miss Lillian Tyler, of Illinois, oc-
CURED at Owatonna.
Next Wednesday will take place the we'd
ding of Thomas Tracy to Miss Sarah Norton
of the West side.
The crystal wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. George
X. Shaw will be celebrated at Miunetonka to-
morrow evening.
At least three brilliant weddings among
society people are set for the first week In