St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-22
PERSONALS.

DR.. L. G. Davenport, Moorhead, Minn,, is
| registered at the Windsor.
NJ N johnson, of Lakota OAK, is in the
city.
H. Stevenson, of Csookston, Mimi, is at
the Merchants.
r. R. Briggs. of Sioux Falls, Oak, was in
| the city yesterday.
Joseph Davis, OF Winnipeg is paying St.
| Paul a brief visit.
j. H. Young, of New York, is visiting
| friends in the city.
C.S. McVey of Philadelphia, is paying q
brief visit to the city.
Charles McCarty, of Chicago, passed
| through the city yesterday.
| G. B. Stevenson, Victoria. B. c.. is in the
| city, registered at the Merchants.
! Thomas B. Minahan, well-knoWn resi-
! dent of Omaha, is at the Merchants.
II. NJ. Lewis prominent business man of
| Philadelphia, arrived in the city yesterday.
Henry L. Bryant will leave for Red Wing
Tomorrow to spend few days with friends.
Fs A. W. Campbell and Charles E. Bremen,
! Aberdeen. OAK, are in the city on business
"Trip.
! y d. S. Hail. the Republican Third district
| congressional candidate was in the city yes
terday.
+, E. L. Hersey, of Hersey Bean & Brown,
the Saltwater lumbermen, was i'll the city
| yesterday.
q F. Stetson, Helena, and George A. Mead, of
Sioux City. were among yesterdays arrivals
| at the Ryan.
/ j. J. Hill and party of friends are up in
/ Dakota enjoying the sport an abundance OF
game affords.
: William Pohn. general agent for the Ger
+ mania Life Insurance company, is stopping
at the Merchants
+, Paul Martin and C. F. Bryant will return
I to-day from Clontarf, where they have
hunted successfully for week.
Donald Noodle of the Northern Pacific,
was seen yesterday taking one of his walks
to White Bear lake and return.
Albert Gervais, of Gervais & Hawthorne,
Dakota avenue, has been appointed agent
for several insurance com panies during the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wood Bouldin. Jr., of vir-
ginia, engaged in pleasure tour throughout
the Northwest tarried for few hours in st.
Paul yesterday.
In. Villas will leave for Eau Claire to-day
to attend an important case involving several
hundred thousand dollars. He Will return
Tuesday or Wednesday.
A. E. Clark, who has been i'll for the past
week, is able to be about again. He will take
a trip with some friends to the northern part
of the state. to be gone several days.
Mrs. Edward l. Field has left Denver, Col,
where she has been visiting friends and
relatives, and is now at Kansas City, Mo.
She will return home in about week.
Mrs. Il. F. Flanagan. accompanied by
Miss Madeline La Vassaur, who is visiting
her from Quebec, has returned from Chip
pewa Fails, Wis, where she has been visiting
for week.
L. S. johnson. A. ". Fonda and R. Reber
have just returned from a weeks hunt in
Dakota; the ducks and geese being hardly
fat enough, they decided to leave them there
another year.
W D. Hoard. Fort Atkinson, Republican
candidate for governor: Col. G. ". Burchard,
Fort Atkinson, and Maj. lockwood, editor
| of the Portage Register, were at the Mer-
chants yesterday.
The friends of DR.. ]. H. Bryant and family
will be pleased to learn of the enjoyment of
their new home at Los Angeles. The weather
has been perfect, and the doctor, with his
PAGERS, and the young ladies, with their sad
die horses are making life worth living.
Charles W. Post the artist, has been up and
down the Mississippi river, sketching.
Among the studies are several at st. Anthony
Falls, one at Mendoza and several at Pigs
Eye. Mr.. Post is contemplating historical
picture of certain prominent factors ill the
history of the state.