St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-01
cities, lakes, etc., and teturn to St. Louis by

cities, lakes, etc., and teturn to St. Louis by
boat.
Miss Ida G. Morrison, who has been spend
ing the week with Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Camp
bell on st. Peter street, took Yesterday morn
ings train for her home, Prairie du CHEN,
Wis.
E. J. ,Kanterman and W. NJ. Abrabamson of
the postofice department leave to-day on a
two weeks trip East. The W i'll take in Louis
vile, Chicago and Milwaukee.
DR.. a. G. Hart of Cleveland, delegate to
the conference of corrections and charities,
who was guest of his son, Rev. H. H. Hart,
returned home Thursday.
The celebrated portrait artist, John Phil
lips, has just completed a most beautiful and
accurate picture Of Katie Ryan, Mr.. Dennis
Ryan's Oldest daughter.
Mr.. John McManus and bride, formerly
Miss Matte A. Elliott, returned Thursday
from their bridal trip to Buffalo, and are at
home at the Merchants
Mrs. Wood. formerly with the Singer Sew
ing Machine company, has returned after q
visit of three months at La Crosse, Kan,
with her parents.
Miss Minnie Roland of Atlanta, Ca, was a
guest of Miss Mann the past week. Miss
Mann returned to White Bear with Miss
Roland Tuesday.
A very enjoyable hop was given Thursday
evening at the Williams house. White Bear,
at which large number of St. Paul people
were present.
q Mr.. Joseph Ullman Of Leipsie, Germany,
formerly an old resident of st. Paul, is a
guest of Mr.. Isadore Rose at 262 East Eighth
street.
Miss Georgia Crary will return to her home
in Red Wing Monday, having spent two weeks
at her aunt's, Mrs. Coopers, 392 Exchange
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Woolmer Of 323 East
Seventh street entertained on Thursday their
father Mr.. Charles Walters of River Falls,
Wis.
Mrs. Harry Cooper and Miss Blanche Dolbee
have returned to their home on Exchange
street after weeks sojourn in Chicago.
Miss l.. Augusta B. Chapman of Chicago is
spending the summer with Prof. Charles
Forbes, NJ. D., of Manchester college.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Withnell and the Misses
Eliza and Grace Withnell of Omaha visited
friends in the city during the week.
Andrew Foos. william Foos, and Misses
Ida. Katie and Carrie Foos have left for a
tour Of several months in Europe.
Mrs. j. d. Young, daughter Of Senator
Ward of Fairmont, Mimi, is visiting Mrs. F.
A. Kennard at st. Anthony Park.
Miss Ida c. Morrison Of Prairie du Chen,
Wis, is the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. E.
Campbell at 706 St. Peter street.
q Miss Nellie Mclaughlin, who has been for
some time been the guest of Miss McQuillan,
will leave for Chicago tonight
w. NJ. Abrahamson and E. J. Kanterman
OF the poStofice department leave this even
ing for q two weeks trip East.
Hon. Washington Townsend and daughter
OF Westchester, Pa.,are guests OF Ma. George
.. White of Western avenue.
Miss Estell Cunningham, aged Z, enter
tanned few of her friends on her birthday
Wednesday afternoon.
On Monday Rev. and Mrs. Henry Elliott
celebrated their golden wedding at Is Alice
street, West St. Paul.
Misses Grace Vance and Annie Palmes are
passing the Sunday with Mrs. w. S. Monroe
at White Bear lake.
Fred Aichle of the city treasurers Office is
about to be married, his intended coming
from Germany,
The young ladies of St. Johns parish on
Daytons bluff gave festival on Monday
evening.
The First Methodist Episcopal church and
Sunday school will picnic at Lake Park,
Aug. 5.
Cards are out for a O'Clock tea, given by
Mrs. r. NJ. Newport, Tuesday evening, Aug. 3.
Con Kohrs, one Of the largest cattle own
ers in the United Stares is at the Merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hendricks left Tues
day for six weeks trip 10 Alaska.
Miss Wilson, who has been visiting Miss
Bigelow, has returned to Winona.
Samuel E. Hall and bride are located at
their new home on Oak street.
Miss Loske, who has been visiting Miss
Wheelock, has returned home.
Rabbi Benson of Omaha is a guest of L.
Herman of Saltwater street.
Miss Klttie O'Connor has returned home
after very pleasant trip.
Harry Cooper has returned to his home
from Swans lake. Dakota.
Miss Fannie Larkin is visiting Miss Loi
Sprague at Saltwater.
Miss Mcconnell Of Chicago is visiting Miss
McQuillan.
City Clerk Prendergast is at Duluth.
Mrs. e. H. Wood has gone East.