St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-21
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
Sol Smith Russell was at home Wednes-
dav, leaving in the evening for Chicago He
will be here again Friday, going to Chicago
then to close his season at the Grand opera
house. On May he will sail for Europe
with his wife, returning May 4 to play in a
Poor Relation" at Days theater New York
c. c. Jones received the sad izeelligence
the first of the week of the death of his
daughter, Miss Jennie, at Pasadena, Cal.
| The young lady was member of the Junior
class at the university.
William H. Landerdale and family re-
turned Wednesday from New Orleans, where
they have been visiting since the LIST of
March.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Eastman, EugeneH.
Eastman, Mrs. John De Latte and Karl De
Laltre sailed yesterday on the LaChampagne.
| Lloyd Brace, editor of the Telegraph-Her-
aid of Grand Rapids, was in the city Thurs
| day on his way home after an Eastern trip.
Miss Add:e Hunt started last Tuesday for
| Santa Barbara, Cal, where she will visit with
| her brother. Ed NJ Hunt and his family.
Mrs. II. j. Naumann started to Rock Island
| Monday for visit with her father and sister.
| She will be absent d month or more.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. ii. Philips will start for
| jamestown, n. Y, the first of the week,
| where they will spend the summer
Miss c. E. Taylor, of Menomonee, Wis, is
| visiting her sister Mrs. Ed G. Long, at her
home on Southeast Ninth street.
Joseph E. Lautermann, of Hillsboro, OAK.
is visiting his brother, James E. Guild, and
family, OF South Third street.
Mrs II. L. Rockfeld, last Tuesday, started
| for Louisville where she will visit with
| friends for several weeks.
| DR.. j. F. Macarthur graduate of the Col
lege of Dental Surgery of Baltimore, has
| located in the West end.
George H, Otis, editor of the Times at Nc
| Gregor, To-, visited, the first of the week,
with West side friends.
I. j. Dooley-. formerly lawyer in North
Minneapolis, is now a railroad man in
| Spokane Falls, W. T.
Miss Mamie Carroll, of Duluth, is paying
her sister, Mrs. Henry Stone, of Northeast
Second street. q visit.
Mrs. J. H. Hosford is travelling in the East
She left home last Tuesday, and will not re-
turn till next fall
Mrs. Klassy, of 241 Plymouth avenue,
started for Eureka, Ark, last Thursday to
join her husband.
The Select Knights A. o. U. W., gave a
grand uniform bail at Thomas hall last Mon
day evening.
II. E. Hughes went to Owatonna to attend
the funeral of his uncle, the late Hon. A. T.
Stoughton.
Rochester, spent last week with Minneapolis
friends.
f. A. OBrien of the West Hotel, was called
to Montreal last Tuesday Dy the death of his
no her.
Miss Mae H. Arson returned to Minneapo-
lis from Milwaukee In the early part of the
week.
Arthur G. Moreland grand secretary of the
B. P. c. Elks, was in Minneapolis Wednes
| day.
G. A. Bennett and wife have returned to
| their home after tour Oh the Pacific slope.
J. s. Bradstreet returned Wednesday, after
| spending week in New York and Boston.
| DR.. Ames is improving quite as rapidly as
| could be hoped, and will soon be about again.
| John G.Woolley spent last week in Chicago,
lecturing temperance to large audiences.
| E. w. Griffin has returned from Itasca,
| where he has been on geological tour
| Mrs Annie E. LansOn, 1418 Fourth street
| north, is in the East visiting friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Smith, of Iowa
| City, are visiting friends in the city.
/ Mrs. 7. 4. ByrneS, last Sunday, started for
Washington to join her husband.
Frank Bruen, who has been travelling in
| the West. returned last Tuesday.
| John c. Hotchkiss, of Des Moines, To-, ar
| rived in Minneapolis Thursday.
| Mrs F. ]. Koran, who has been quite seri-
! ously i'll, has almost recovered.
DIR. o. W. Drew is enjoying visit from his
mother from Burlington, VT.
| Mrs. Sarah Farr returned the first Of the
| week from visit in Indiana.
| John Mckinney has returned from visit
| of four months in California.
Prof S. Oftedal, of Augsburg seminary,
| went to Dakota last Tuesday.
| NJ Walsh returned 10 his home at Aspen,
| Col, the first OF the week.
Mrs. L. n. Wood, OF Duluth, is visiting
| friends in Minneapolis.
ii. J. Alton is back from visit at his old
home in Arlington.
Mrs. A. f. Kenyon went to Los Angeles,
| Cal. last Monday.
Rev. II. W. Gleason returned from Dakota
last Tuesday.
John Bishop is visiting friends in North
| Minneapolis.
Aeury Altnow visited his parents the first
| Of the week.
Mrs j. II. Simpson has returned from Black
River Falls.
Miss Ada GIeenleaf is visiting friends in
| Wisconsin.
Gen. A. B. Nettletons went East last Tues
day night.
Col. l. II. De Ceres is in Chicago.
! SPRING STYLES FOR SO.
Base balls will fly very high.
Spring poetry comes i'll on its feet.
Blazers are worn with horizontal stripes
Muffin will soon be fashionable for dogs
Whiskers will be dressed in hirsute as OF
yore.
Brokers are wearing gros grained go DDS
this spring.
| Large mats are 1aSnlOldDle during the DucE
| beer season.
Some striking walking suits are being worr
by Eighth ward ladies.
The winter '.Ah, there" garment turned
forms a lovely tennis rig.
The naked truth will visit Lake Mime
tonka not later than August, in full regalia
The statues at the exposition will comb
their hair pompadour and put on sad ex
| preston.
Really fashionable people in Minneapolis
have discarded ear muffs for spring
summer ware this year.
Coats of tar and feathers are made very
close fitting this year. They are hand
painted and warranted to wear.
One of the largest diamonds in Minneap
oils is that of S. G. Morton. at the corner Of
First avenue north and Fifth street.
Out OF respect to the game laws, duck
trousers and canvas backs for vests Will moi
be generally worn in Minnesota the present
season.
After the row about wine at bapouets il
the Union league, it is no longer considered
good form to wear swallow-tail coats wher
ministers are present.
TIPS ON ETIQUETTE.
RuIeS PreDared in Advance of the