St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-14

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]. H. Taylor of London, Eng, is visiting
w. n. Armstrong.
Miss Goodrich, of Milwaukee, is visiting
friends here.
Out Oh Town.
1854 u last V winter i-t to Ga' ted d.
e5SSsa&sEgA ~ Gus stay at Thomas
WgyaSS@a Y Vile, Ga. Why"
Ma. Nm>9 q she exclaimed. ''do
BzNSSsaI Syou know it was sim
4 W ply painful. There
~ we were all winter
trying to make ourselves believe it was the
finest climate in America, and endeavOring
hard to cOnvice ourselves that we were hav-
ing a great time. Every morning we'd
make simultaneous grab for the papers.
All we wanted to read was st. Paul AMI
Minnesota news. Every time we'd pick up
the papers we would just hate ourselves for
being in such horribly dull place, while
they were having such tun at the
st. Paul carnival. We thought it would
be so delightful to come out with blanket
skirts, go tobogganing, skating and snow
shoeing and flirt with the boys. You may
depend upon it, we wont miss the OppOr-
tunity this year" Older heads than hers
have found Germany France and Italy
very dull when, perchance, they saw st.
Paul paper which had found its way across
the Atlantic to tell the old world how Min
neSotians mock at frigid temperature.
WHERE THEY GO.
Fl. S. Griggs departed Tuesday no on for
Europe to spend the winter in Rome. Miss
Griggs is now making visit to Mr.. Leland,
of the Leland house, Chicago after having
devoted month to st. Louis frie nds.
Miss Rowland, for some time the guest Of
Mrs. Saunders, of Summit avenue, expects
to leave for her home in Augusta, Ga,
Wednesday.
Miss Shaw. of New Orleans, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Riley, OF
Laurel avenue, started for home yesterday.
E. G.. Cone and family, of the Clarendon,
will start for Ada to-day, where Mr.. Cone
will establish himself in business.
Whitney Wall contemplates taking an East
ern trip about the end of this month. w. +.
TatnaI will go along.
Senator S. ]. R. Mcmillan was in Saltwater
the early part OF the week, and called upon
Senator Sabin.
E. c. Crocker and J. P. Cooper, Of West st.
Paul, are commencing months hunt along
the st. Croix.
Mrs. ]. Fletcher Williams contemplates
trip to California and will probably leave
home to-day.
Excelsior Lodge No. go, I. o. o. F., visited
North Star lodge, Of Minneapolis, Tuesday
evening.
Admiral McCauley has been called from
San Francisco to St. Paul by the illness of his
wife.
Mrs. J. B. Hawley has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Neal, of Lake
City.
DIR. Arthur J. Gillette will devote the win
ter to post graduate course in New York.
I. E. Richardson, special pension examiner,
started for Washington Thursday evening.
NJ WEIGH spent last Sunday with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. d. King, OF Saltwater.
Miss Clara Young left last evening for St.
Cloud to visit Miss Levina Hubert.
Miss Florence Fairchild is the guest of Miss
Bessie Miller of Des Moines
George V. Bacon has been visiting New
York and Chicago.
Allen MARVEL took business trip to Chi
cago last week.
J. NJ Hannaford has been at Helena and
Puget Sound.
F. W. Wetherbee was in Grand Forks
Wednesday.
Lieut.. Martin, of Fort Smelling, has gone to
Custer.
Dr. J. Il. Murphy was in Saltwater Thurs
day.
James McCune went to Chicago last Tues
day.
J. H. Drake went to Sioux Falls Tuesday.
William Wilson is visiting in Brainerd.
Col. Gaines Lawson is on sick leave.
VIII Gaspar has gone to New York.
j. 3. Bird was in Butte last week.
T. FL. Snyder is visiting in Dakota.
F. B. Clark has been in New York.
HOME AGAIN.
Miss Watkins, after a visit to the family of
n II ~c To- raf aG
Wednesday. A pleasant party of friends
complimented her with reception before she
left Fe gus Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. e. Foley, of the Clarendon,
returned home Thursday after brief visit to
jamestown friends.
Miss Battles has returned to Fort Smelling
after two years absence, and is the guest of
Mrs. Andrews.
C. C. Goodenow has returned from Browns
valley to make St. Paul his permanent home.
c. D. Keyes returned from two weeks
visit to VI ilwaukee and Chicago Tuesday.
J. J. McCardy returned Friday evening
from visit to his old Kentucky home.
DR.. G. F. Andrews is home again after
visit to his mother in Indianapolis
DR.. ]. L. Mahan returned Thursday, after a
months visit in Colorado.
]. J. Parker returned Friday from weeks
soiourn at New York.
Capt. George Hays returned from Bismarck
Thursday afternoon
Capt James Starkey is home again from
his Winnipeg trip.
Mayor Rice returned home from Chicago
Tuesday.
q Fee returned from Chicago Wednes-
day.
Lieut.. C. L. Hodges is back from Chicago
N. C. Thrall returned home last Tuesd ay.
TT Cakes has returned from Portland.
Ed. Chandler is back from Chicago.