St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-30

friends are legionS. His sales go to
Gordon q Ferguson. He was at ST..
Peter, Thursday.
F. A. Wilson, Minneapolis, was seen
at Belle Plaine.
Fred Dell, who comes from st. Louis,
was seen on the line.
Gene Campbell, representing Foot,
Schulze & Co., boots and shoes, was seen
along the line. Gene is st. Paul boy
and of good stock.
c. B. Bishop, Cleveland, Ohio, was at
La Sueur.
William Blackwood whose name in
dictates hardness, tip top fellow from
the Flour city, was at La Sueur.
p. III. Cappellen, Jr., from La Crosse,
was met at La Sueur, selling furniture.
z. S. Kilmer, sold soda" of the arm
and hammer stripe and whose territory
covers the great Northwest, was seen at
Mankato, EN- route for Chicago. p. S.
soon gees to California in the interest
of Church & Co.
S. B. G. GnaIt, the fast freight man,
was seen at New Ulm looking up bust
ness.
Harry Kittle. lively G. T., was seen
at Madelia. Lyman Eliel Drug company
receives his orders. Say, have you OBJ
served those luXuriant whiskerS Harry
is cultivating? They are quite taking.
Frank SwenSon took in the Chicago
convention last week, but has returned
and settled down to business. Frank
says it was the biggest show he ever
witnessed for 81.
Williamsburg, the blonde c. IT. who
sells hardware for Farwell, Oman,
Kirke q Co., st. Paul, was at Lake CrYs-
tai.
Gus Rohrick. whom everybody knows,
was showing his yorac along tho line
j. ID. Wilson was along the Blue
Earth branch, talking dry goods, no
tons, etc. Lindeke, Warner u Schur-
meirer receive his orders.
j. Boehnlein, with Anthony Kelly &
Co., Minneapolis, was seen at Carver on
Monday, looking after the interests of
his house.
o. j. Coolidge, who halls from Chi
cago, was met at Belle PLANE.
j. l.. Washburn and G. d. Taylor,
Mankato, were seen at Belle PLANE
looking the town over.
A. j. Albin, a clever hat and cap
salesman, whose orders 60 to McKibbin
d Co., was seen at New Ulm.
Charlie Robinson, the genial repre-
sentative of j. w. Blabon on this line,
has gone to Chicago, accompanied by
his wife, for pleasure trip. He will
be on deck again in two or three weeks.
j. NJ. Thompson, st. Louis. sells as
much hardware as any man on the road,
is an old timer and a general gooa fell
low, was at LIE Sueur.
ID. G. Currier, an insurance agent,
whose home is in Minneapolis, was at
LIE Sueur.
P. W. Erren, who sells trunks tor the
Garland Trunk company, st. Paul, was
at Henderson.
Charles SandersOn, from the Capital
City, was along the line.
j. E. Pierce, of Boston, was at St.
Peter.
NJ. V. Kilt, Minneapolis, was seen on
the line.
W. A. Douglas, with his grocery grip,
was working business for the trade.
J. M. Hyde, New York, was met at
Window.
III. S. Cleveland, who represents the
Simons Hardware company, was at
Window.
j. r. Powers, the grocery man, was
seen hard at work at Sioux Falls.
j. q. SOuther was at Heron Lake
soliciting business for S. s. Fish 81 Co.,
commission merchants, Chicago.
j. G. Eberle, the famous Deering ma
chine agent, was hustling lively at Win
dom.
V. M. Watkins was at Window show
ing. the quality of coffee and spices
which he sells.
E. F. Sterling, st. Paul, was met at
Window. ''CHARLIE."