St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-19
HERE AND THERE.

COmStOck who was also guest during Iuo
week, returned home to Chicago yesterday.
Mr. Salisbury, of the United States signal
service, has been transferred to Cincinnati.
R. e. Hinman OF New York city. succeeds
him here. E. C. Brandenburg, of Cincinnati,
is now here in Prof. Payne'S department
Hub C. Schurmeier and George Miller have
found it too cold at the lake, and Will move
into the CITY, Mr. and Mrs Schurmeier will
be at home at No. 491 Broadway. A. j.
Wampler is also in from the lake.
James Bayles of the Lowell, Mass,
Citizen, arrived yesterday on a visit to ]. j.
McCaTerty and other friends. He will enjoy
g few DAYS hunting and fishing in company
with Hon. G. d. O'Brien.
Among the West side people who accom-
panied the Odd Fellows excursion were Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ. Lawton. Miss Emma Lawton,
Mr. and Mrs. w. NJ. B0le and Messrs. j. L..
Holman and Z. Somers.
Messrs. H. Horton. L. Bailey, II. Klare,
Fred Steinle and w. Wight have organized q
progressive euchre club. Mr.. II. hlare is
going home to St. Louis to stay week and
think out q name for it.
Miss Lou Griegs, daughter of Capt. Griggs,
of Grand Forks: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
Kirk of Sioux City, and Miss Lottie Connolly,
of this city, spent Friday afternoon together
at the Merchants.
Robert B. Woodd and the Misses Jennie
B. and Mary N Woodd. OF Hampstead, COM
prised party of English pleasure tourists at
the Ryan last week on their way home from
the Yellowstone.
Mr. J. G. Dunster's piano recital, at the
Ryan Wednesday evening. was treat OF
rarely fine music. He was ably assisted by
Nile. Wanda Anfresi, who was rewarded with
much applause.
The Misses Agnes, Sue and Bessie Mulvine,
who have been guests of Mrs. George w.
Board, left for trip over the Northern
Pacific Tuesday evening, accompanied by
Mrs. E. Waller.
Henry Van Ellemeet, a musician of great
merit, has taken up his residence in st. Paul.
He was a pupil of Theodore kullak. OF Berlin,
and is an intimate friend of George Sherwood
and DR.. Mas.
Miss Lena Tramm. of Mortified. and Mrs j d.
d. Wheeler and Miss Flora Burt, Of San Fran
cisco, were the guests of Mrs. W. L. Works
last week w. L. Works has gone to New
Hampshire.
Miss A D. Walker of Chicago, who has
been visiting friends in this city, returned
home Thursday evening, accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Jennie Fawkner, OF Pleasant
avenue.
Mayor Rice, in company with Z. Z. Gilman,
of Chicago, enjoyed pleasant time at Lake
Superior fishing and hunting. They went
Wednesday, and are expected to be back
to-day.
Miss A c. Peterson, of the Glass Block
Dressmaking department, has gone to New
York to look after fall styles and make pur-
chases. She will return in week or ten days.
Mrs. Glover Perrin, the Misses Bette, Sophie
and Virginia Perrin, Glover Perrin, Jr.,
and Lieut.. Taggart, of Fort Smelling, have
returned from the Yellowstone.
Mai. W. H. Eckles, United States paymas-
ter. is to be stationed at st. Paul. He was
formerly at Helena, to which place Maj. j.
E. Blaine has been assigned,
Miss Jennie Brotherhood. of Milwaukee,
who has been visiting her sister. Mrs. 7. w.
Sadd. at No ST. Decatur street, returned
home on Tuesday.
Madame Worley, the popular modiste of
Manufacturers has gone to New York to look
at the new autumn styles. She will return in
about two weeks.
Mrs Chariot Corbett and Mrs. J. T. Wins
low and son. of the Winslow house, leave
Monday morning for Colorado Springs, to be
absent some time.
Mrs II. B. Strait, of ShakOpee, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. W. Dryer, OF St. Peter, and Mrs. ex-Sena-
tor Pease, were all guests or Mrs. William
Bickel last week.
Miss Jennie Medley, st. Louis, left for
home Wednesday evening after long visit
to her cousins, the Misses Gillen, of No. 536
Mississippi st.
Miss Grace Burnham. of Milwaukee, who
has for the past two weeks been enjoying
herself among friends in this city, has re-
turned home.
Mai J. E. Blaine, United States paymaster,
and brother Of James @. Blaine, was in the
city last week. the guest Of numerous old
friends.
Mrs. NJ. T. Perkins, OF Boston, and Mrs. DR.,
| F. b. Carpenter, of San Francisco, are the
guests of Mrs. E. J. Meier, of 277 East Fifth
street.
Mrs. A. Ney, the wife of Mr. Ney of No
372 WabaSha street, arrived from Utica, n.
Y, Thursday to take up her residence in St.
Paul.
B.L. Goodkind, of Mannheimer Brothers,
returned home from New York last week,
after six weeks visit in the Eastern mar
kets.
Miss Carpenter, of st. Peter street, has re-
turned from Winona where she has been
passing the week with Judge Mitchells fam
ily..
Marvin Hughitt, of the Omaha, and
and Roswell Miller, of the Milwaukee roads,
spent day together at the Ryan last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Fee. of the Northern
Pacific, and E. Vliet of the Chicago s. North
western, left for the Yellowstone yesterday.
W. A Van Slyke and W. E. Burton, and
Sheriff Richter, and other Sir Knights go to
St. Louis in time to see Tuesdays parade.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Corrigan. of Washington,
| D. c., who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Keogh, left for home Friday night.
Mrs. w. F. 8ickel paid a visit to her sister
| at ST. Peter, Miss MariOry Dryer, last week.
Miss Dryer left for Sioux Falls Friday.
william Bickel, Jr., Charles Smith and
Charles Paul returned from their duck
| hunt at Benson, yesterday morning.
Miss Grace Vance, of this city, went to
Rochester Wednesday to visit Mrs. Frank
Kellogg. She returned yesterday.
| J.H. Ames. Of the Northern Pacific, ac-
companied by his father and sister, went tc
the Yellowstone Tuesday afternoon.
]. Tombs, Miss Helen Tombs Mrs. Gates
and Miss Lou Randall. of Grafton, OAK,
| passed through the city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Sutton, of 292 West Third
street. returned home Friday evening from q
six weeks visit in Jackson, Mich.
| A. NJ. Lawton. of West st. Paul, accom-
panied by his mother and sister, left Thurs
day for a three weeks trip East.
Mrs James Davis. formerly Miss Beaupre
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruno
Beaupre, on East Tenth street.
Lieut.. George Rubin, Seventeenth United
| States infantry, paid his respects to Gen.
| Ruger at Fort Smelling Friday.
DR.. John F. Fulton and party returned from
! the Yellowstone last friday. They were gone
ten days and had a special car.
Capt. NJ. Harris. First cavalry, with his en-
tire troop, will have charge of the Yellow
| stone park during this winter.
Lieut.. Ahern, L. E. Newport and Others
witnessed Joe JeTerson's Interpretation Of
! Rip Van Wrinkle Friday night.
Mrs. E. NJ. Weller, of West Third street
| left for New York and vicinity last Monday
for a visit of several weeks.
Miss Mcconnell, who has been visiting tht
I Misses Harrington and Van Wedelstadt, re
| turned home last Tuesday.
B. Rosenberg. of Chicago, who was the CUES
| of L. Goodkind and family for few days, re
| turned home last evening.
Miss Josephine Hickey, of Lake City, wa
| visiting her sister, Mrs. c. W. McNealis, o.
| West st. Paul, last week.
Mrs. Hursh and daughter and Mrs. Weideu
field, of Baldwin, have taken apartments q
the Ryan for the winter.
Miss Manship, now visiting her brother ii
this city, c. III. Mauship, will depart for home
| q week from Tomorrow