St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-04
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htl1Htuy anu GIl6 MISSES DFeDUd ii, vi
st. Paul. and Messrs. Sam Geddes,
Bennett Jr. Dyed sail on the Ben
Hur one evening during the past week.
A few of the Mississippi editors were
at this beautiful summer resort few
hours on Thursday. They were heard
to remark that this was one of the hand
soonest places that they had seen on
their long tour.
Miss Georgia Jackson, accompanied
by Master Amid Barker, visited the
family of c. L. Jackson few days this
week, and returned to their home at
Ipswich, S. D., Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Spangenberg, of
ST. Paul, and Mrs. Lena Henkle, of Du-
buque. To-, were visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. n. M. Henkle for few days dur
ing the past week.
Miss Mary Switzer and Miss Rltcher,
daughter OF eX-Sheriff Kitchen. of st.
Paul. have been guests at the residence
of Deputy Sheriff Clewett during the
week.
Harry Musser has gone west on an
exploration trip,anu will visit Montana,
Washington and other points before he
returns. He may locate in that section.
Frank Pheines, of Chicago. is at the
Chateaugay. Mr.. PheineS was men,
Der of the Spalding base ball club
which went to Australia last year.
Tom Turner and wife and Ed. Hengle
and wife. of the Minneapolis base ball
team, were sojOurning at the Chateau
gay few days this week.
Prof. Vitale and daughters, the vio-
linists, have been the guests OF SlgnOr
Vitale, the famous violinist, at the NAH
tomedi during the week.
Mrs. George Abbott returned from a
visit to North Branch this week. bring
ing her mother, Mrs. Burquin, OF that
place, with her for visit.
Rev. and Mrs. Sidney Jeffords, of
Merriam Park, are the guests of Mrs.
William Leip. Mr.. JeffOrds is pastor OF
the Episcopal church here.
Qnite number of the local Pythians
will go to East Minneapolis on Monday
evening to assist in the institution of a
new K. P. lodgs there.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Waters have
been entertaining during the past week,
F. Reardon, Mrs. Flynn and Mrs. C..
McCarty. of St. Paul.
Mrs. Theodore Young, of Hudson,
Wis, and Mrs. Mary Day, of Lakeland,
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during the week.
A greatnumber of our people attended
the concert by Sig. Vitale and the
Mendelssohn quartette at Mahtomedi
Tuesday evening.
Miss Chaffie, who was to have deliv-
cred series af art lectures at the Leip,
did not receive enough patronage and
has departed.
F. E. Benson, G. W. Snyder. John
Peterson and Mr.. Helleen started Mon
day for a prospecting tour III Washing
ton territory.
Mrs. S. Lehman and Mrs. l.. FL. 10
seph, of New Orleans, are enjoying the
cool breezes of our cline from the
Williams.
Mrs. William Leip has as her guests
this week II. J. Wylie and wife and
Miss Fannie Person, of Washington,
d. G.
j. Price and Wife, of the Wonewoe
(WiS.) Reporter, were guests OF Y. Il.
Jackson and wife few days this week.
Mrs. Otto Loedke has had as her
guests during the week, Mrs. Luther
and Miss Engelbraeht, of ST. Paul.
J. c. Sabin and wife, of New Rich
mond, Wis, we're the guests OF DR.. w.
H. Crary at the Williams this week.
Mrs. ]. j. Parker and Mrs. j. n. Gil
man, of st. Paul. visited Mrs. V. Z.
Gilman at the Williams Tuesday.
CD. Schmidt had, as his guests for a
few days at the Williams, r. W. Erving
and w. G. Heation, of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Patton, of ST.
Paul, were guests OF DIR. Wood, at the
Williams, during the week.
Mrs. William Leip has had as her
guest during the week, Mrs. G. III. Rus
sell, of Minneapolis.
Mrs. M. Conroy and Miss Annie
Shields started on Friday for a visit to
Milwaukee friends.
Mrs. M. A. Daily, of Leavenworth,
Kan.. arrived this week aud is stopping
at the Williams.
Miss Minnie Runge, of Minneapolis,
has been visiting in the village during
the past week.
Miss Jennie Curtis is entertaining
Miss Nellie Howe, of Chicago, at Oak
Grove camp.
DR.. E. L. Wood, of st. Paul, is in a
Williams cottage for the remainder OF
the season.
Y. C. Seward and wife, of the Still
water Messenger, were visitors during
the week.
r. E. Van Meter, of st. Paul. is visit
ing Mrs. w. III. Drake at the Lakeside
cottage.
J. II. Russell. of st. Paul, has rooms
at the Williams for the remainder of the
season.
Will Geddes left Tuesday for Wash
ington Territory, where he expects to
remain.
Prof. John E. Mackey was in Duluth
for few days during the past week.
J.P. Sparks, of Anoka has become
full-fedged resident of White Bear.
Miss Aggie Karner, of Minneapolis, is
the guest of Miss Annie Conroy.
Misses Landes and Josie Morris are
visiting friends at DEBORAH, 10.
Archie Mathies is plotting one of Hugh
Donnelly's naphtha launches.
Willis Drummond is expected home
from Washington this week.
O. S. Musser returned the first of the
week from visit to Chicago.
James A. Garely was at Winona a
few days during the week.
Mrs. T. B. Murray and children are
in Minneapolis.
Miss Julia McGrath is visiting friends
in st. Paul.
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