St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-07-24
PERSONALS.

Ex-Gov. A. Barto, of SBuk Center, is q guest
at the Merchants.
DR.. C. w. Ballard, of Albert Lea, registered
yesterday at the Ryan.
DR.. T. G. Richardson and wife, of N ew Or
leans are at the Ryan.
NJ. Donnelly, a New York medical practi-
toner, is at the Merchants.
Capt. A. III. Reed, of Glencoe, Yesterday
registered at the Merchants
Gen. J. H. Baker, of Oak Cliff farm, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Senator w. G. Ward, OF Waseca, was late
arrival yesterday at the Ryan.
Joel P. Heatwole. of Mortified, was among
the arrivals yesterday at the Ryan
e. H. Loyhed, a prominent business man
or Faribault, is at the Hotel Ryan.
General Passenger Agent T.. W. Teasdale,
of the Omaha road, is at Bayfield,, Wis.
B. r. Cowen. ex- Uuited States land COM
missioner, is located at the Merchants.
/. II. Bradford, wife and child are spend
ing several days with Mrs. Parker, of the
Windsor hotel
G. d. Dunan, city passenger and ticket
agent of the st. Paul d Kansas City line at
Chicago, is in the city.
Ex-senator Morton S. Wilkinson of Wells.
dined with Judge Charles E. Flandrau at the
Minnesota club yesterday.
Mr. Whitmore, of the st. Paul & Kansas
City road, is in Chicago, and j. j. Hazard
of the same road. has returned from Winni-
peg.
E. II. Archibald, Mrs j. NJ Archibald, Mrs
G. Eyre and Mrs NJ, O'Brien, of Mortified
form party who yesterday took up their res
idence at the Ryan.
OJohn G. Miller, president of the Burling-
ton Insurance company, and d. l.. Ryder of
Clinton, To-, visited Insurance Commissioner
Shandrew yesterday.
Mrs. Crosie c. Schwartz and Miss Rebecca
Hopkins, of st. Louis, were among yester-
days arrivals at the Windsor. They came
up the river by boat
Assistant General Manager Ainslie of the
Northern Pacific road, has gone out on the
line of the road, and will visit the Pacific
coast before he returns.
W. E. Todd county attorney of Freeborn
county. and c. B. McCune, county attorney
of Swift county, called upon Assistant Attor-
ney General Child yesterday.
Among yesterdays guests at the Windsor
were 7. F. Orion and wife, Lancaster, Wis;
Andrew Fine and family. st. Louis; and
Frank Aweffuar and wife, Buffalo, n. Y.
Mr.. Boyden, Of the Milwaukee & St Paul.
has gone down the River division, and will
attend the meeting of the Iowa railroad COM
missioners to be held in Dubuque tomorrow
-Four Bostonians-C. H. Sprague and wife,
Miss F. E. Converse and Miss A K. Sherman
registered at the Ryan yesterday, of tour
lists proceeding on their journey to Yellow
stone park.
G. V. Dignowty and his brother, Charles
Dignowty, of st. Antonio Tex, called upon
ing a summer tour, and are on their way to
the Yellowstone.
A party of United States army officers yes
terday took up their abode at the Ryan, com
prising Lieut.. G. P. Ahern. Fort Shaw, Mont.
j. P. Poindexter, medical corps, and j, B.
| Aleshire. F. A. BOutelle, A. III. Brown, D.
Cisle Tate and W. A. Holbrook
President j. B. Carson. of the Monon road !;
George l.. Dunlap and Millionaire W. w.
Kimball, all OF Chicago, were the guests of
Frank B. Clarke. of the Omaha road at the
Minnesota club yesterday. They are return
| Ing from their Yellowstone trip.
Mrs. n. Kuhnen, Mrs J. P. Van Patten,
Miss NJ. NJ. Kuhnen, Tim Murphy and E. H.
| Van Patten, of Davenport, To-, and Miss
| Weber, of Rock Island, To-, arrived yester-
| day in st. Paul by river from ST. Louis, and
afterwards proceeded to the lakes