St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-11-03
PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Mamie Campbell, of Nelson avenue,
who has been the guest of Congressman and
Mrs. T. IL. Carter, of Helena, the past two
months. has returned, having enjoyed
pleasant visit and trip through the Yellow
stone Park.
Mrs. Emma Blaisdel Of Jackson street, lett
Wednesday evening for the Hot Springs, ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs. DR.. Murphy.
Mrs. Blaisdel goes for the benefit OF her
health.
Mrs. J. ]. o'Leary and daughter, Miss
Katherine O'Leary, OF Marshall avenue will
leave next week for Pittsburg. where they
will visit relatives for several months.
Mrs William NJ. Carson, of 49, Holly av-
enue, departed Thursday to spend the win
ter in the South, going first to Baltimore and
then to Savannah.
Capt E. c. Starkey, Of Fauquier street
who has been absent from the city about
three weeks visiting through the Northwest,
has returned.
Mrs. Charles Van Auken and daughter,
Mrs William Proctor, who have been spend
ing about year in California, have returned
to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Mailer and Miss Chattie
Field left Tuesday for Pennington to attend
the funeral Of Mrs. Mahler's brother at that
place.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Nippolt and family
are in from the lake and are in their new res
idence on the corner of Tenth and Olive
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Goodkind have moved
into their new house, 1876 Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Goodkind will receive at home Wednes
days.
Mrs. A. E. Darlington and Miss Caring
ton OF Ashland, Wis, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Darlington, of Oseeola avenue.
Mrs. A. II. Gilkey, a cousin of ex-President
Fillmore. who has been living at Merriam
Park, has removed to 303 West Third street.
Walter II. Sanborn, of Virginia avenue re-
turned last evening from Massachusetts,
where he has been visiting his father.
Miss Heitie Brisbine, of Virginia avenue,
has gone South to be with her brother, James
3ris5iae, who Will remain all winter.
Miss Emma Rau. of Wabasha, Wis, will
spend the winter with her sister. Mrs. George
Hack. OF 23S East Congress street.
Mrs V. G. Gates, of Olive street. who has
been spending the past two month in the
Eastern cities has returned home.
Mrs. Gen. Simpson, of Monroe Place, re-
turned to-day from Washington, where she
has been during the past month.
Mrs 2. McQuillan and family viii leave to-
morrow night Tor Washington, ID. C., where
they viii remain all winter.
John McCulloch, Of Dayton avenue. sailed
Yesterday for Europe. He will visit differ
ent parts OF the continent.
Frank ". Farwell. of Harrington avenue,
is home again after his trip to Europe, feel
ing much improved.
Mrs Angus Fisher, OF Cam pbeu. MIMI, IS
visiting her mother. Mrs. William Wallace, Of
231 Ramsey street.
Miss Banning, of Wilkin street leaves
shortly for the East, where she will remain
about two months.
A. E. Clark Of Ashland avenue, is home
after a two weeks hunting expedition at
Clearwater lake.
Miss Burkhard has returned from Sioux
City, where she has been visiting since the
corn palace.
Mrs. j. n. C. Stockton. of Virginia, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Martin II. Albin, at
the Albion.
Rev. Edwin johnson left last Sunday night
for Boston, where he is to assist in one Of the
churches
Mrs. McQuillan and family leave Sunday
for Washington, where they will spend the
winter.
Sergt. Getchell and his wife have returned
from their visit in Iowa.
Miss Josie Buford of Kansas City, is the
guest of Hill friends.
A. Bashford, of Ashland avenue, is home
from Tacoma.
Mrs. j. s. Wood. of Chicago. is the guest of
Hill friends.
Sydney Van Kueren is home from his re-
cent trip west.
Mrs. C. W. Herniek returns from Illinois
shortly.
Miss Stickney is home from South Bend,
Ind.
Frank FarTell is home from Europe
Mr.. aud Mrs. Char les Moldenhauer, Of La
Ctrosse, Wis, are the guests Of their daugh