St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-07
ST. PAUL PERSONALS.

Mrs. Dale left for Livingstone Saturday.
M. Mayer, of New York, is at the Clifton.
c. M Idleman, of Portland, is at the Ryan.
j. D. Williams, of Chicago, is at the Cliff
ton.
W. sperry of Owatonna, is at the Cliff
ton.
Leslie C. Hill, of Billings, Mont, is Ryan
guest
WI. Bright of Brainerd. is guest at the
Ryan.
Charles Fisher, of Ashland, is at the Mer-
chants.
WI. Rocheleau. of Moorhead, is at the
Clifton.
CIV. stockdale, of Philadelphia, is at the
Clifton.
W S. Aldrich lef. for walula, Wash, yes
terday.
George j. Bumbaugh, of Helena, is at the
Windsor.
T.w. Duff left for the Yellowstone Park
yesterday.
E. B. Pakenham left for the Yellowstone
Park yesterday.
Mrs. Emerson, OF Hastings, left for Chi
cago Saturday.
Joseph L. Horn. OF Dubuque, is guest at
the Merchants.
DR.. James II. Hepburn. of Spokane Falls
is at the Ryan.
NJ. j. Godfrey, of the Wabasha ship yards,
is at the Windsor
w. II. Newman went TO Chicago on yeSter-
days Milwaukee. .i-
H. c. Davis left yesterday on the Milwau-
kee for New York.
Frank ]. Young the Valley City attorney
is a Windsor guest.
E. Holland left on the Northern Pac ifc
for Portland yesterday.
William Mckinley, the Duluth lumberman,
is registered at the RYAN.
Carroll Bryce leaves for Chicago on to-
nights Milwaukee train.
u. Van Buren, aud George Robin, Of De-
troit, are at the Clarendon.
Mrs, ". B. Dolan left for Tacoma on the
Northern Pacific yesterday.
W.P Strickland, the Duluth real estate
man. is at the Merchants.
Eli Kirk and George J. Fullerton, of Sioux
City, are Merchants guests.
TIP milford ana wife, Of Yakima, ".
T., are guests at the Windsor.
G. D. Roberts and family left for He lena
on yesterdays Northern Pacific.
NJ. c. Young, of Helena and II. Terrell, Of
Lake City, are Clarendon guests.
GeorGe D. Macarthur and wife, of Blue
| Earth City, are at the Clarendon.
| G. c. Croker. of Duluth. was in the city
Yesterday and left for Chicago last evening
Mrs. W. r. Roag. Of No. Titon street, is
| visiting her mother, Mrs. Fletcher, and other
relatives OF Detroit, Mich.
r. L. German, president Of the board OF
public works. returned Saturday from
| hunting trip to Huron lake.
All. Wilder and family leave for New
| York early in the week. and will sail for
| Europe Saturday on La Champagne.
Mrs. j. D. Mulvehll, of Chicago. and Miss
| Lizzie McDeyitt Of Hamilton, are visiting
| their sister Mrs. j. A Swain, OF Osceola ave-
nue.,
| ]. IT. Hushen. manager Of the Western
| Union telegraph Office at South St. Paul
| started last evening on two-weeks' visit at
and pear St. Louis, No., mis- former home.
Mrs. NJ. Herman and children who have
| been stopping with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
| Breslauer, of Walnut street, left last evening
/ for her future Southern home, Meridian,
4 Miss.
c.. W Chamberlain, well-known young
| capitalist of Chicago, is in the city wishing
| W G.. Denny, superintendent of the Union
| etockyards. He visited South st. Paul yes
| terday.
| George Sargent. editor and proprietor Of
! the Grand Forks Leader is in the city,
| Speaking of the passage of prohibition IN the
moved over to East Grand Forks at once, if
| not sooner
! o. H. Sproule, formerly connected with
| the American Express company. has returned
| from one years residence in Denison, Tex.
| where he has been employed a s messenger
| for the Pacific Express company between
| Denison and San Antonio. He speaks highly
| of Texas, and expects to return in month
William Dawson and family leave to-day
| for Europe. The many friends of the
| genial president of the Bank of Minnesota
! will wish him and his family safe journey
| and pleasant sojourn in the old world, and
| will hope for their speedy return. invigorated
1 bv the ocean breezes and benefited by the
| change of air and scene. Mr.. Dawson is
| probably one of the best known men in st.
| Paul, being to-day the owner of more rea! es-
| tate than any other man, while. as president
of one of the leading banks of the Northwest,
he is Known to nearly every one in the state.