St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-16
ALONG THE MANITOBA.
A Budget of Interesting Gossip
From Bob's Notebook.

n buuSet OF interesting GOSSIP
From Bob's Notebook.
E. E. Snayely, from ST. Louis, was at
the Merchants, Willmar.
| ii. l.. Dearborn, the genial representa-
tive OF Field, Sayer & Co., Boston, with
| fine line of shoes, was seen at Willmar
hard at work.
j. S. Proctor has appeared on the line
after a serious sickness. He sells heavy
| hardware for Nicols & Dean. is hard
worker and popular salesman.
j. w. Groves, from Chicago, was at
| Willmar.
Il. S. Fawkner. from the SANITY City,
was seen at Litchfeld.
S. c. Bennett, New York, was at Nor
ris.
HI. Z. Whaley was at Willmar.
| Harry Kittle, clever salesman who
represents the Lyman Eliel Drug COM
| pany, Minneapolis, was seen at Howard
| Lake.
c. W. Todd. st. Paul, was along the
| line.
August Johnson, who represents the
| BerrisfOrd Bakery and Confection COM
pay, was at Willmar. He says the taffy
trade is No. L. The children cry for it.
f. B. Merrill, representing Wemott,
Howard d Co., wholesale crockery, st.
Paul. was rustling for business at
| WahpetOn.
Harry Oxford, as jolly hat and cap
salesman as unpacks trunks, was seen
at Norris Thursday.
+. ID. 1ngersOll, who halls from the
| Mill City, was at Benson Tuesday.
j. f. FanpoX, New York, was doing
| the line.
II. j. Cram, who halls from Still water,
| was seen at Benson.
c. Benck, Minneapolis, was along the
| line.
G. r. Phillips, who represents
Konantz & Co., saddlery hardware, har-
| ness. ETC., was seen at Benson, his coat
| off and hard at work. George is pop
ular salesman and has hosts of friends
| on the line.
John d. Two. the Northwestern Art
| company hustler, was seen to drop Off
the train at Cokata.
F. B. Ross, the travelling passenger
agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee q st.
Paul road, was at Morris in the interest
of his company. He is a hail fellow
well met, and has hosts of friends all
| over the Northwest.
j. G. Wepner, with Rossun & Schef-
| fer, st. Paul, was seen at Atwater hard
| at work.
f. d. Edwards, who sells the Belding
brothers silks, was at Morris along with
a host of others awaiting chance to
get at the trade.
M. HartZberg, with j. Schwab, whole
sale notions, furnishing goods, ETC., st.
Paul, was seen at Cokata.
A. G. Miller, Minneapolis, was at
Howard Lake.
S. o. Green, a lively crockery sales
man representing Donaldson, Ogden &
Co., was seen at Delano.
l.. NJ. Wrenn, who halls from the
Hub, was at Litchfield.
w. H. Hill made his regular trip
through the big woods this week and
reports business quiet.
w. j. Plank, Minneapolis, was along
the line.
III. Seligman Milwaukee. was seen at
Cokato taking it easy, trade being dull.
G. w. Moore, with c. Pepper, ST. Louis,
was seen hard at work along the line.
Ed Russell was seen at PaynesYille
Thursday. He is popular salesman
and numbers his friends by the score.
w. B. Shaw, full-f1edged st. Paul
man and as clever fellow as ever
moved shoe leather, was seen at Will
mar Thursday.
Il. r. Durkee, from Durkee & Emer-
! son, commission merchants, st. Paul,
was seen along the line.
| Harvey Moore. one of the most popu-
| lar statesmen on the line, was seen at
| Glenwood Wednesday. Harvey says he
doesn't play cribbage. Quit boys, sure
| thing.
Cliff Jacobs, who sells hardware, and
sends his orders to Hebbard, Bartlett.
Spencer & Co., Chicago, was seen at
| Benson.
Ed McGaffy. who sells hardware for
| Adam Decker, st. Paul. was met at
Litchfeld.
T. w. Webster, machine agent from
Minneapolis, was at Benson.
j. 3. Collins, of Chicago, was at Will
mar.
Joe Jennings, a successful and popu-
lar salesman in the line of farm i'm
plements, buggieS, wagons, etc., spent
Sunday at Benson.
S. De Laverne, the Oldest commercial
traveller in the Northwest, was seen
along the line. ''Time to retire on your
laurels. old chap"
Harry Phillips. who represents the
Merrick thread, is a hustler from away
back, was making the line this week
and enjoying good trade.
Z. IL. White, a popular drug sales
man, who represents N0yes Bros, &
Cutler, of st. Paul, was seen Monday
morning rushing for the union depot
arrayed in new suit, coat cut Prince
Albert style-wearlng the latest white
plug hat-and had his baggage checked
for Cincinnati. 1t is rumOred that on
his return in a few weeks he will have
partner to share his sorrows and joys.
j. +. Jordan, with Gordon & Fergu-
son, st. Paul, was at Litchfield Thurs
day booming his line with the trade.
&. W. Rodgers, an old-time boot and
| shoe salesman, who represents C..
| G0tZlan u Co., was at Litchfield We'd
nesday at work.
John D. Palmer, of Chicago, was seen
on the line Thursday.
S. II. Miller, who halls from the Mill
City, was at Litchfield Thursday.
| G. F, Oswold. of New York, was at the
Howard house, Litchfield, Thursday.
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