St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-09-26
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L. H. Molly WAS III CncdgO IueSudy.
w. c. Merriman is in the East
J. Z. Williams is East.
Our guests.
Since the fair. the illuminatons and the
fireworks are no MORE the city has offered
bat few special attractions 70 visitors.
True. the tempting baubleS of political
chance drew a large number OF politicians
10 the city. but they confined themselves to
caucuSeS. combinations, parliamentary tao
tics and such things, and are by no means
disposed to appeal to the social Instincts OF
the commun ty. OF course even politicians
did not fail to call upon friends while here.
and they naturally discussed the possibility
of success before the convention and
broOded or eXulted over the result after
ward while trying to be genial.
Edwin Booths appearance on the stage
here during the latter part of this week will
probably draw many friends from different
parts OF the state, and the young people of
st. Paul ma show their instructive hospital
lty, Us well as natural appreciation OF Booth,
by making up little opera parties and inviting
their visiting friends from other cities in the
state TO assist in swelling Booths audience
On the last day of this month there will
probably be about four hundred members of
=
to participate in u grand reception aud BAN
quot at the Ryan in the evening. With Sci
bertS orchestra discOursing select music,
with a good menu to discuss, with plenty of
eloquent responses to appropriate toasts, and
with the renewal of pleasant associations,
the evening will bo one to long remember.
Hon. Ole Peterson, of Freeborn county,
Prof. L. H. Butney, editor of the America,
Chicago, were the guests OF Hon. Charles
Gttelson, No. Bis Somerset street, last week.
Mr.. Fred L. Smith, Miss Margaret Smith
and Mrs. H. R. Smith, of Rochester, MIMI,
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith, of
Hendmer, N. Y, at the Windsor Monday.
Hon. Charles Fairchild, of Boston. brother
of Gen. Lucius Fairchld, was the guest of
the Minnesota club. B. ]. Stevens, Of Aladi-
| son. was in the city with him.
| City Editor Thomas COnnela, of the Fargo
| Republican, passed through the city en- route
to Louisville, where he will spend two weeks
| vacation.
| General Manager F. N. Flnney, his assist
ent, A. A. Allen, and Howard Morris, of the
Wisconsin Central, were in the city Tuesday.
J. Solomon and his sister, Miss Sophie, of
! Chicago, who have been visiting the family
| of George Benz, left for home last evening.
Mrs. w. P. Burke, of Fargo, OAK, arrived
| in the city this morning to be the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cody OF 20 Douglas street.
Profs. J. T. McCleary of Mankato and T.
| FL. Kirk, of W1nona, called upon Assistant
Superintendent Prendergast yesterday.
| M. F. Moore, day manager of the United
Press association in New York, was the guest
of Lieut. &. E. Chantl5r last Friday.
| Mrs. Boardman and Miss Boardman, her
daughter, of Ohio, are guests of Mrs. Lieut..
| George Andrews, Of Fort Smelling.
| G. f. Benson and family, of Lake City,
! passed through the city route to Devils
! Lake to enjoy little vacation.
Miss Cora Willard, of Fort Madison. Ia, is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Capt. Lauderdale, of
Hubert street, West st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Bibber, of PASSPORT,
! Me-, have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
Shackford, of East Tenth st.
Miss Carrie GrOSvenOr, of Memphis, who
was visiting Mrs. Maurice Auerbach, left for
| home Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Burris, of Iglehart
street, were made glad by the advent of a
daughter Tuesday.
Judge H. B. Fouke and ex-mayor George
B. Burch, of Dubuque, were entertained in
this city Monday.
Lient. Walter NJ. Dickson, Fourth United
States infantry, will call upon friends here
next Friday.
Mrs. Matthews. of Menominee, Wis, has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hines, of 4S4
| Cedar street.
Lieut.. F. NJ. Beall. Of Washington, signal
| COrpS Inspector, WAS III Iu6 ClCy Iu6SQdy anu
Wednesday.
H. E. Robson was visiting his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs Horace D. Dun me,
| last week.
Mrs G. NJ. Eldridge and Miss L. Hawley,
of Philadelphia, called upon st. Paul friends
last week.
Miss Edith Wallace, A. Racht and Miss
Racht, of Helena, Mont, were in the city
| Monday.
n
! OAK, were entertained at the Ryan last
| Monday
| Chief Clerk J. NJ. s. White, of the Central
| Iowa freight department, was in the city
Friday.
Ed B. Mason, of Philadelphia, nephew of
| William f. Mason, is visiting friends in the
| city.
Mrs. W. o. Osgood, of Chicago, is visiting
| in St. Paul, the guest of Charles A EggleStOn.
NJ. Fl. Murphy, Montana cattle king, was
| the guest of the Minnesota club Friday.
| City Editor Hubbell, of the Winona Repub-
! lican, called upon number of friends.
| Miss Ida Putnam and Miss Libbie George,
| of Milwaukee, are at the Clarendon.
| Mrs. Otis and Miss Otis of Assinaboine,
Mont, was at the Ryan Tuesday.
| J. R. Cameron, of Ottawa, H., was the
guest of Lieut.. M1lliston Fish.
Bishop Merrill. of the Norwegian confer
ence, spent Monday in st. Paul
Miss Stout of Lake City, is visiting Miss
| Card of Exchange street.
Mrs. c. N Sweat of Fargo, has been a
guest at the Clarendon.
| Miss Sturgis, daughter of Col. Sturgis, is
| the guest of Miss Otis.
| Mrs. Erwin Bonniwell, of Waverly, is visit
| ing friends in st. Paul.
Miss Minnie Klare, of st. Louis, is the guest
| of H. Kiare.
G.. P. Craigin, of Fergus Falls, is at the
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