St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-29

corridor or the Merchants. Mr.. Jones
is here purely on business and such
pleasure as he may enjoy unnoticed.
Mrs. Cammack and Mrs. O'Brien, of
Augusta, Wis, are at the Ryan.
J. S. Mccullough, of the Omaha, re-
turned from Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. George 81. Buckstaff, of Osh-
|1kosh, Wis, is visiting Mrs. Ed Fox.
ii. p. Hubbell and Franklin Staples,
ftof WinOna, arrived at the Ryan yester-
Eiday.
He. Hansbrough and wife arrived at
the Merchants yesterday from DEVILS
Lake.
g. II. Pomeroy, of Chicago, and
|. George NJ. Glazier, OF Boston, are at the
Ryan.
| Mrs. A. j. Stone. of Summit avenue,
T gave progressive euchre party last
I evening.
James Bardon, prominent real es-
tate man of West Superior, Wis. is at
T the Ryan.
FL. S. Hughes, travelling passenger
agent OF the Wabash. was in the city
yesterday.
ii. u. Morse, prominent member of
Mlnona's populace, is a guest at the
Merchants.
r. G. Elliot, Gov. Merriam's private
secretary, is confined to his home with a
slight illness.
Col. W. E. Sim and Mrs. Cora Tan
ner Sim are registered at the Ryan
from Brooklyn.
j. A. Wilson, of Wilson, Wis. a
prominent lumberman there, is In the
city on business.
E. F. Capen. the new general agent of
the Kansas City, assumes charge of his
office, 1875 Third street, April l.
j. A. Whitaker. of the Albert Lea
route, who has been confined to his bed
for some months, is at his desk again.
Lieut.. Gov. Rice, Senator Hoard and
few friends left on last nights Omaha
train for Madison, Wis, On a visit to
Gov. Hoard of Wisconsin.
John Capser, leading merchant of st.
Cloud, is here, accompanied by DIR.
Meyers, st. Cloud politician. Both
are registered at the Merchants.
Maj. Mckenzie says the fleet of gov
eminent boats which wictered down the
river will come up Monday and resume
their dredging and other operations.
F. j. Carpenter, who succeeds w. 81.
Whitaker in the union depot ticket
office. has assumed his new desk, and
Mr.. Whitaker goes to the Northern
Pacific next Monday.
Ignatius Donnelly was seen leaning
over the Merchants hotel register last
evening. inscribing his autograph upon
its page. He is here to announce his
success with the ''pig puzzle"
Building Permits.
The following building permits were issue ed
yesterday:
H Broome, stone foundation to dwell
ing, Marshall, near Harrington $500. $500
Simon Jacob, 1-story frame add,
Reaney, near Arcade .............. 500
Wadislaw Waselski, 1-story frame
dwelling, Rose. near Weide.... ...... 500
j Setka, 1-story frame dwelling, Good
rich, near w estern -. ........... 300
M Smith. repairs to dwelling, jerks,
near MISSISSIPPI. ............ ........ 500
c E Dickerman, HISTORY brick veneer
barn, Nelson, near Summit. ..........4,0 600
John Summers, 4-story brick addition to
hotel Fifth. near st. Peter ...... 10000
Greenleaf Clark, repairs to brick block,
Minnesota, near Fifth ................1,O 900
George Adams, 2-story frame store,
Edmund. near Dale. ... " 1000
F M Froiseth. 1-story brick dwelling.
Payne, near Rose... ............ .....1, 500
Patrick L Dawson, repairs to 2-story
frame building, Conway, near Com
Emanuel Machovatso History frame
dwelling, Tuscarora, near Bay. .15OO
Kingsley q Co.. 2story frame dwelling,
Martin, near Kent. .-............. 60. ). 600
Thirteen minor permits. ...............2,2O 200
Total, 26 permits. .............$43,0 900