St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-11

who travels for the New Ulm vinegar
works, was calling upon the trade at
Henderson Tuesday.
W. IL. McCollum, whose face along
the line is as familiar as the sun, was
met at st. Peter, calling upon his
friends.
William Douglas. who represents
Murray, Warner & Co.. has taken two
weeks vacation, and gone East to visit
seen in six years.
Grover Cleveland, Jr., the genial rep
resentative of the Simmons Hardware
Co., of st. Louis, was interesting
crowd of spectators at Belle Plaine.
B. r. Park hurst, with Hooker Il
Manly, cigars, was at Pipestone, this
week.
Martin Olson, man of few words,
and who sells cr0ckery in the interest
of Wemott. Howard 81 Co., st. Paul,
was seen at Blue Earth City.
+. f. Sternberg, who travels in the
interest of Scheffer tS Rossum, st.
Paul, was hustliug for trade at Vernon
Center.
Frank Kennicott. lively hat and cap
salesman from Milwaukee. was show
ing up new fall line at Slay ton.
w. G. Hansen, Plano, ILL.,, was regis
tered at the Chapman house, He ron
lake.
+. A. Swenson, representing the P.
IL. Kelly Mercantile company. was
working along the west end and was
seen at Sioux Falls.
n. NJ. Sears, representing Gordon &
Ferguson, has returned TO the line after
several weeks recreation.
Z. z. Graham, the life Insurance man,
was at Heron lake, working his line
hard.
Ed Reineking, Allen, Moon & Co.'S
representative, was along the Black
Hills branch of the Omaha road the
latter part of the week.
Ed MOraetZ was working off groceries
at the west end, and, as usual, struck
WORTH gton and was as happy as a
clam. The attractions are great.
G. I. Raymond, the Lyon coffee man,
was talking the merits of his goods at
st. Peter ON Tuesday.
S. j. Harris. with Hart brothers, Chi
cago, spent Sunday at Belle Plaine.
j. ID. Buxton. representing the North
Star Boot and Shoe company, Minneap-
oils, making one of his regular trips,
was met at Henderson.
w. ID. George, an old-time st. Paul
boy, but who is now representing the
interest of S. A. Maxwell d Co., books
and stationery, Chicago. was met at
Mankato. Billy is a popular salesman,
whose friends are numerous throughout
the Northwest.
M. Frankel, Jr., the head of the
wholesale liquid hardware house of M.
Frankel Il Co., st. Paul, was seen work.
ing west on the line. He wears the tar
itf reform button on the lapel of his
coat, and don't care who knows it.
A. c. Kreig, who represents the Nc
Laughlin Az coffee, was making towns
on the Hastings & Dakota Monday.
Joe Blume, with Ward, Goldsmith &
Co., hats and caps, Chicago, spent Sun
day in Mankato, and, being an enthusi-
asst on base ball, was assigned with that
club as pitcher in their Sunday game.
Joe has got new waterproof suit, and
is ready for all kinds of weather.
III. A. Charles, representing a st.
Paul millinery house, was calling upon
his trade at LIE Sueur after a two
months vacation.
l.. NJ. Parker, who sells fish for Boak
q Co., st. Paul, was working along the
line.
Emil H. Busse, with Aug Beck & Co.,
wholesale tObaccoS, st. Paul, was work
ing west of Madelia.
Emil Moses Marafat Moriarity is at
WOrthingtOn as usual.
Window is quite a resort for the
c. T., and the boys all try to reach
there for Sunday. Here is the list of
those who hung up there last Sunday:
n. NJ. Singleton, p. T. Hevener, w. B.
Cummins, II. g. Yarchow, ST. Paul;
Seth Turner, Jerry Palmer, p. II. De-
pree, p. Rittera, Chicago; j. c. Olson,
La Crosse: A. I'll. Walton, Brockport,
N. Y; r., n. Adams, Minneapolis; II.
Larson, Mankato; Marsh Travitta,
Quincy, LII. CHARLIE.