St. Paul daily globe., 1889-05-30
PERSONALS.

W. 81. Flagg left for Butte yesterday.
@. N. Martin left for Helena yesterday.
j. II. Burlter left for Chicago yesterday.
D. H. Gilman left for Tacoma yesterday.
C. F. Ireland went to Bozeman yesterday.
q. B. Taylor, Of Boston, is at the Clifton.
Paul II. Wood, OF Duluth, is at the Ryan.
j. II. Long, Of Mankato, is at the Ryan.
j. w. Pender, of Mon tana, is at the Ryan.
II. G. Schuttnger left for Chicago yester-
day.
Mrs. W. D. Allen left for Chicago yester-
day.
"A. NJ. Evans left for San Francisco yester-
day.
Capt Hays, inspector OF boilers, is at Hast.
ings.
A. Gale, Of Sioux Falls, S. D., is at the
Ryan.
Miss Rosalle Strouse leaves for New York
to-day.
D. T. Calhoun, Of St. Cloud. is at the Her
chants.
A. L. Sibley. of St. Louis, is at the Mer-
chants.
John Allen, Of Ashland, is at the Mer-
cnants'.
John C. 'Onderdonk. OF New York, is at the
Clifton.
Charles C. Mackubin. of Baltimore. is at
the Ryan.
F. D. Norton, Of Aberdeen, N. D., is at the
Mrs. D. Greenwen, Of Pennington, ILL.,, ID
at the Clifton.
William Macdonald, of San Francisco, is at
the Merchants
G. A. Sumner and wife left for Livingston.
Mont, yesterday.
O. Metealf and wife Of Colorado Springs,
are at the Ryan,
capitol yesterday.
Senator S. P. Child. Of Blue Earth City. Is
at the Merchants.
Senator Henry Keller, OF Sauk Center was
In the city yesterday.
D. R. Mas and wife arrived at the Ryan
yesterday from Michigan.
Mrs. F. Brainard and Mrs. G. H. Vallean,
of Sanborn. To-, are at the Merchants.
r. r. Keam, OF Winnipeg, is in the city
visiting his brother, DR.. keam, at the Clifton.
j. @. Berg, Chicago; T. c. Smith, Cleve
land, and Bert B. Harlan, Kansas City, are
registered at the Windsor.
Cary J. Warren. Louisville; j. W. Murphy,
Milwaukee, aud II. G. Gross, Pennington,
Minn, are guests at the Windsor.
Judge Egan, Hon. Hiram F. Stevens and
Darius F. Reese, go to White Bear to-day to
deliver Decoration day addresses.
E. A. Miller, Newark, N. j.; G. M. F.
Thompson. New York, and John Barton and
wife, Lancaster, Wis, are at the Windsor.
A. Bradenburg, sheriff Of Otter Tailcounty,
five prisoners at StiIlw ater for one and two
years.
ID. Kirk. city engineer of Chippewa Falls,
Wis. is the guest of his brother. Prof. T. Fl.
Kirk, of the state department. Of public in
struction.
Hon. FL. W. Lamberton and j. A. Tawney,
OF Winona, Hon. j. j. Furl0ng. OF Austiu, II.
E. Burns, Of Faribault, were visitors yester-
day at the Stute auditors Office.
John Hunter, Jr., and Tazewen Elicit, Of
Richmond, Va, are at the Ryan, on their
they have heavy interests in the Minnesota
Car company.
Robert Donald, Of Lanesboro, formerly ed
itor OF the journal of that town, has accepted
the position of professor of rhetoric and
English literature in the military academy at
Cornwall, N. Y. Prof. Donald was in the
city yesterday on his way East.
6. W. II. Allen and T. !. Mcbride, OF Win
nipeg, are at the Mearhants' Mr. Allen who
lis captain OF the Winnipeg Rowing club says
that the club will contest for prizes at Mime
toHka. The crews sent down would probably
be as fellows: Senior four. e. F. Gait stroke;
j. Turnbtill, s; A. C. L. Fox, q; Garweed,
bow. Junior four: A. Andrews stroke;
Bennett, 8: Tulloch. 2: j. Morris. bow.
Senior double Fox and Turnbull; senior
single, Fox.
Judge J. P. Nelson, a prominent citizen OF
Pasadena. California, formerly proprietor OF
the village of Warren, the county seat of
Marshall county, this state, is guest of the
Windsor. The judge went to Northern Mime
sofa in early days. Influenced legislation re-
slllting in a division OF the unorgaEized ter
ritory then known as Kittsen county, and
formed the new county OF Marshall. with the
on his way to look after large real estate in
tpreStS he st; IL holds in and near Warren