St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-03-17

his way toward Fargo. This is about
his first time out since he met with his
misfortune in broken leg in January
last. He is still lame, and walks with a
cane.
Zene Bohrer, with his grocery grip,
was snowbound at Wilmar trying to
go west.
c. s. Hosmer was seen at Howard
Lake huStllng for orders.
ii. w. Langrell was at Waverly tax
ing orders for rubber goods, which he
sends to the st. Paul Rubber company.
w. A. Morse, genial fellow and one
OF the old-tlme C. It's. was seen hustling
for clothing orders at Howard Lake.
A. Johnson. who carries a grip for
the Berresford Cracker company, was
headed west. He was registered at
Litchfeld
Ii. X. Kittle was working the drug
trade along the line.
p. w. Errens, with the Garland Trunk
factory, is at Howard Lake, bound for
the West.
G. +. Potter. who sends his orders to
Maxtleld q Seabury, was at Benson
snOwbound, and trying to work west.
Frank l.. Sullivan, with j. W. Blabon,
ST. Paul, was trying to persuade the
trade that now is the time to buy no
llOllS, cue.
E. G. Bonniwell was out in full force
huStling for orders, which he seems to
gather i'll. He is a little bashful, but
gets there all the same.
&. A. Chaffee. with Rodgers & Ord
way, st. Paul, was working his pumps,
lead pipes, betting, ETC., at AtWater. lie
was hOmeward bound.
E. B. Carr is at it again, working off
liquid hardware. The colder the
weather, the harder he works his goods.
The sample opened up the other day to
the man from Ohio and his friends was
AL and carries age with it.
w. III. Creveling, representing w. I'll.
Petit O. Co.. Minneapolis, and who car
ries a fine line of jewelry, was at At
water doing the town up.
B. w. Schram, of the firm of Schram
g. RindSkopf, was at Benson talking
pickles and vinegar, which he manu-
features. B. w. knows his business
well.
W. G. Spottswood, a very clever COM
mercial traveller, was paying his friends
at Willmar pleasant visit while snow
bound there last Saturday. He sells
hardware for Janney, Semple & Co.,
Minneapolis.
E. l.. Merrill, who carried grip last
year for the Strong & Hackett hardware
company, st. Paul, but is now with Hor
ton, Gilmore, McWilliams d Co., Chi
cago, was at Willmar during the biz
card last week, calling upon his old
trade, and Judging from his smiling
countenance must have struck it fine.
Ed is smooth and popular salesman,
and has the element of success in him.
F. w. Webster was one of the snow
bound passengers on Saturday at Will
| mar.
George c. Holtzerman. he who repre-
sents the Prohibition Grocery house,
Minneapolis, was working his way
west. He Sundayed at Morris.
j. c. Fyfe, who halls from Duluth
and sells lumber, was suffering with
winter cholera at Morris.
AL Stewart has been on the sick list at
Morris, his home. His friends are glad
to see him out again.
Harry AFFORD was at the Merchants,
Willmar, headed for Minneapolis. He
has been out two months and is getting
anxious to see home.
The last storm caught about twenty
five jolly commercial travellers at the
Merchants, at Willmar, and they were
well entertained by. Mine Host Beck.
and Emerson, the genial manager. S.
ii. is member of Travelling Mems
association and knows the wants of the
boys, and spares no pains in administer
ing to them. Bob"