St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-05-12
ALONG THE OMAHA.
"Charlie" Has Had His Notebook
With Him All the Week.

L. Nelson, WHO represents lHe OGcNeH-
son Mercantile company, st. Paul, was
at Lake Crystal.
Gene Campbell, st. Paul boy, was
at Madelia showing a fine line of boots
and shoes. Foote, SchultZe & Co. re-
ceive his orders.
j. Floyd, with Averill, Russell &
Carpenter, st. Paul, was at Mankato,
having large trade.
c. Waldo, who represents Pirrle,
Scott & Co.. Chicago, was hustling with
the trade at Mankato.
Deacon Halphill, with his tobacco
grip, which he carries in the interest OF
Daniel, Scotch & Co., Detroit, was at
home-with the boys.
John r. Powers was seen on the West
Ed Moroetz made Worthington as
Zene c. Bohrer, an old-time COM
mercial traveller, was seen at LIE Sueur
rustling with the trade. He has grown
almost gray in the service, and yet his
footStep is as lively as that of boy.
His first trip was made here in 1865.
NJ. j. Whiteman, who halls from the
Hub, was seen on the line at ST. Peter.
W. Z. Carter, Minneapolis, was on the
line.
Grant Woodbury., Chicago, was seen
at lie Sueur.
II. II. Sabin, who represents the Ly-
man-Eliel Drug company, Minneapolis.
was seen along the line.
w. f. Westman, who claims the Flour
City as his home, was at LIE Sueur.
NJ. W. Taylor, Minneapolis, was seen
on the line.
F. w. Cove, the paint and oil man
from st. Paul, was huStling for business
along the line.
w. c. Town, Chicago, was seen along
the line talking up - baking powder
which he sells.
NJ. Frankel, genial and clever fell
low. was seen at lie Sueur.
Paul Higgins, with a drayload of
trunks, was seen at Jordan. He is an
old-timer on this line, and has friends
on every hand. Finch, Van Slyck d
Co. receive his orders.
S. H. Fowler with Murray, Warner &
Co., Minneapolis, was out among the
trade this week.
Sol LevinSon was talking up bottled
hardware at AmbOy Tuesday.
Charles l.. Flint, Chicago, was at Com
mercial hotel, Lake Crystal.
n. NJ. MeSSer, Milwaukee, was seen at
Lake Crystal.
T. H. Armstrong, Milwaukee, was at
Blue Earth City, talking paints, etc.
j. Butler, with Lindeke, Warner &
Schurmeier, was displaying his goods
at Lu Verne Monday.
Harvey Baxter, representing the New
Ulm Vinegar works, has taken the grip.
He is new in the business, but with
pluck and energy, which he possesses,
he will surely make his mark.
George Mayrand is mailing clerk
on the through line, and understands
his business, and knows Just where to
throw the mail.
John Nilsson was seen hunting for
business last Saturday at st, Peter. He
is a hard worker.
Gus Rohrick was seen along the line
as lively and noisy as ever. He gets
there, all the same.
w. Armstrong put in an appearance
at Mankato, and was ruStling hard with
the trade. Have you noticed the spring
kink Walter has Oh his mustache?
Will DaXtater, very clever sales
man, and who represents Moves Bros
q Cutler, was seen along the line. His
sales are large.
Win Harrington, with his grocery
grip, was seen hustling among the
trade Franklin McVeigh, Chicago, re-
ceive his orters, which are many.
Will Rawcliff, a st. Paul boy, was
seen at Carver, working crackers and
candy. BerriSford Baking and Con-
fectlonery company receive his orders.
Charlie Deiner, though a full-fledged
Minnesota boy, halls from Chicago, and
sells clothing. He has a good trade
throughout the Northwest.
E. Goodrich was seen at Lake Crystal
talking dry goods as usual.
Charles w. Ware, a st. Paul real es-
tate man, was seen Ell route to Bingham
lake, where he has a large farm. G. w.
is genial fellow and the boys like to
play Sinch with him.
E. j. Sheldon. who sells Mankato fax
fiber ware, was seen at st. Peter.
w II Macmillan cforfad ont ATondo,-
looking as fresh as May morning.
Mack sells groceries, and a heap OF
them.
Richard Gordon, of the firm of Gordon
d Ferguson, hats and caps, st. Paul,
was out along the line for pleasure.
Dick carried the grip in early days, was
full yard wide and never took back
seat from any competitor. No, never.
II. S. Cleveland, who halls from ST.
Louis, and whose orders go to SimonS
Hardware Cow seen at Lake CRYSTAL.
E. Regenthal, who registers from the
SANITY City. was seen at Belle PLANE.
w. II. Ortf, Milwaukee, was seen at
lie Sueur.
j. g. Wetherby, Milwaukee, was
along the line looking after business.
&. ii. HelmeS was seen at Shakopee
with his grip i'll hand, working the
trade.
c. w. Herrick, who halls from De-
tr0lt, was seen along the line.
w. Dillman, Milwaukee, selling liquid
hardware, was seen at Belle Plaine.
C. A. Lambert Nittle CEarlie) was
seen at Henderson Friday.
j. Boehnlein, with his grocery grip,
was seen at Belle Plane. Anthony
Kelly x Co. receive his orders.
w. \. Bennett, who come from the
city of mills, was along the line.
c.. A. Glessner, st. Paul, was seen ON
the line.
r. Dodd, who claims st. Paul as his
headquarters, was seen hustling along
the line.
George G. Bentz, representing House
hold Sewing Machine company, Chi
cago, was seen at LIE Sueur. He is an
old-time c. r., and clever salesman.
George c. Miller, Minneapolis, was
out on the line.
S. w. Robinson, all the way from Chi
cago, was seen along the line at lie
Sueur.
George II. Baily, from the Flour City,
was seen along the line.
}. E. Douglas, Oshkosh. is the way he
writes it at the higgins house, LIE
Sueur.
The Mankato house. with its clever
proprietor, III. II. Hamilton, and genial
clerk, Herbert Phelps, is very popular
with the boys. Look at the following
list of weary travellers who dropped
their grips for over Sunday: E. B.
Brown, Chicago; n. A. Burnes, Mil
waukee; w. c. Brown, Milwaukee; j.
d. Wilson, st. Paul; w. Roth, La
Crosse: G. II. Powell, Chicago; F. II.
Armstrong, Milwaukee,; w: S. LIE Land,
Chicago. II. S; Chaplin, Minneapolis;
w. E. Wilson, Chicago; j. A. Adams,
Cbioamo. C,orlac RraD1t Panl. I