St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-26
THEY WE'RE ON THE OMAHA.
A Long List of Commercial Trav-
elers Whom Charlie" Ran

A Long List of Commercial Trav-
| elers Whom Charlie" Ran
| Across.
Ned Sears, one of the most popular
hat and cap statesmen on the line, and
who has very large trade, was seen at
LIE Sueur Tuesday.
S. b. Gault, st. Paul, was seen on the
line, contracting Eastern freight. S. B.
is an old freight man and understands
his business thoroughly.
| looking after business along the line.
E. ii. Tobey, from the Mill city, was
at LIE Sueur.
H. W. Taylor, of Minneapolis, was
along the line.
W. S. Leland, of Chicago, opened up
and talked to the trade at LIE Sueur.
| G. A. Lambert was talking groceries
at Henderson. YAM, Griggs q Howe
receive his orders.
&c. F. Gray, Chicago" is the way
he placed it on the register at the
Higgins house, LIE Sueur-
Charlie Holmes, who carries a grip
for MaXfield q Seabury, was seen at the
Henderson.
S. G. Winans, who halls from Chicago,
was seen along the line working hard
for his house.
| IL. III. Harries, whose name is the
| head OF the new Spice Mills Baking
| Powder company. OF Minneapolis, was
seen along the line. H. H. is an old
| time K. of g., and he; finds it hard to
| give up the grip altogether, so he
takes trip occasionally.
F. Parker, of st. Paul. was hustling
along the line, working hard.
Harry Shaubut, with grip in hand,
of EoSnta Junction oil
rapid strides to catch a train on the
| Northwestern. and he got there.
Harvey Baxter, of the New Ulm vine
gar works, was looking up the trade and
| visiting at LIE Sueur,hiS old home. They
say Harvey is doing well.
G. ID. Waldo, with G. p. Scott & Co.,
| Chicago, is an old-timer, and is an en-
thusiast on the subject of the Minnesota
| gopher. He tells good story of his
| gopher hunting at Edgerton.
G. n. Powell, of New York, was at the
Turner house, Pipestone.
j. r. Fitch, an old K. of P, opened up
at Pipestone. Wyman, Mullen & Co.,
Minneapolis, receive his orders.
NJ. McCullum, of La Crosse, whom
| everybody knows on the West end, car
rieS cigar grip and was seen at Pipe
stone
w. Florence, from the commercial
center of the Northwest, was seen along
thy line.
L. Westheimer, of Jackson street, st.
Paul, was showing up fine line of spec
tacleS at Henderson.
w. II. Lashbrook, of Chicago, put in
an appearance at Belle PLANE on Mon
day.
K. G. Buckeye, of Beloit, Wis, was
seen at Mankato. He sells plOwS.
A. j. Alvin, an earnest worker, was
seen at Sheldon, To-, showing up fine
line of hats and caps. McKibbin d Co.,
st. Paul, receive his orders.
Jerry Palmer, popular salesman,
who represents Jewett. Sherman & Co.,
Milwaukee, was in Mankato Tuesday
last. j. G.. is a man of much experience
and sells large amounts of goods in his
line.
G. S. Gryer, from the Sanity City,
was at the Mankato house Wednesday.
j. g. Eberlee put in an appearance at
Mankato Tuesday.
n. Greenwald, an old st. Paul boy,
who nowIhails from Chicago, was seeno
the streets at Mankato.
j. d. III. Painter, of the Omaha road,
was attending strictly to business at
LIE Verne.
William T. Desmond was busy as a
bee at Woodstock.
NJ. Olson. with the new st. Paul
crockery house OF Wemott, Howard IL
Co., was seen at Sioux Falls. Martin is
rustler and an old-time G. L.
George Smith, with Lanpher, Finch s.
Skinner, st. Paul, was out along the
line working hard for trade.
E. w. PeaSe, representing Wyckoff.
Seamans q Benedick, st. Paul, was
talking up typewriting machines at
Mankato.
G. D. Boyd was seen at Shakopee.
j. s. Carey, the agreeable representa-
tive of Robinson, Strauss IL Co., mil
linery, st. Paul, was seen at LIE Sueur.
G. w. Horton, Cedar Rapids, To-, was
at LIE Verne.
J. Dellitield st. Paul, was displaying
fine line of notions at Belle Plaine.
ID. 2. Moore, of Dubuque, who repre-
Sents the dry goods trade, was seen
along the line.
Elmer Goodrich was showing up his
samples at Alton on Monday. Elmer is
a good fellow, and has many friends.
Powers Dry Goods company secures his
orders.
l. H. Wing, the genial representative
of Foot, Schulze & Co., was seen Tues
day on the train, with his trunks
checked through for the west end. He
lives OF BrOokingS, but contemplates re-
moving back to his old home and first
love, the SANITY City. L. H. is an old
time K. of. g., and hard and success
full worker.
w. II. McCollom, with Harrison,
Pennington d Co., Minneapolis, was
seen at Mankato.
f. l.. Holiday, with his grocery grip,
in the interest of Marston d Co., La
Crosse, was seen at PipestOne.
c. P. Hunter, the clever representa-
tive of the Globe Spice company, Min
neapoliS, was seen at Carver. G. 2. is
an admirer of horse flesh and sports
2;40 PAGER at home.
Mankato is getting to be great Sun
day resort for the boys, and mine host,
Hamilton and Clerk Phelps, know ex-
actly how to treat them. Following are
a few of those who tarried there Sunday:
G. j. Grant, Chicago; A. j. Sauer, Chi
cago; William Long, Dubuque; w. S.
Leland, Milwaukee; j. Lehman, James,
vile; w. G. Rush, Racine; Frank S.
Udell. st. Louis; j. III. Gates, Sioux
City; Fred MuzZ, Chicago; j. S. Carey,
st. Paul; E. A. Blanchard, Chicago; w.
f. Kennicott, La Crosse; G. w. Redfeld
and G. j. Norris; n. w. Sears, st. Paul;
E. Fitzgerald, st. Paul; w. L. Sinclair
j. &. Boess, Philadelphia; C.. w. Barto,
st. Paul. CHARLIE.