St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-13
Personal PARAGRAPHS.

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Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Iarbox are expected
| home to-day from New York CITY, accom-
| panied by their daughter Miss Marion Lam.
phrey. who has been attending school in
Paris for the last two years.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. B. H. Madison and daughters,
| of San Francisco. Cal. who are on their way
| home from trip around the world. are visit
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. Hughson, of 397 Dayton
| avenue.
Albert R. Moore, son of J. E. Moore, win
| not return to Harvard, having decided to
study law with Cole, Bramwell & Morris.
| His decision will give satisfaction i'll social
| circles.
Mr.. and Mrs W. P. Clough and family. who
have been spending the summer at their
| Eastern seashore home, have returned, and
are at their home on Summit avenue.
Abraham Dilley and daughter Frances
| have been visiting his brother, G. W. Dilley.
of TG6 York street. They returned Tuesday
last to their home at Newark. Ind.
Messrs. H. II. Galusha and A. E. Hornwill
| leave Monday evening to resume their stud
| les at the st. Louis law school, after spending
| the summer vacation at home.
Maj. C. j. Allen, of the engineer corps,
United States army, will leave shortly tor
Mexico, where he has been ordered. His
| family will accompany him.
Miss Sidney Thompson, Of 292 Iglehart
| street, has returned home from a months
| visit with Senator MckuSickS hospitable
| family at Pine City.
Miss Isabel Bend has returned from an
Eastern visit accompanied by Miss Gamble
and Miss Soukley, of Morristown, n. j., who
| will be her guests
Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Wilder and Miss Cor
nelia Day Wilder left last Monday night for
| New York and will sail thence for Europe
| OH the 10Th.
| Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Mcconnell of Dayton
avenue, left to-day for Duluth. whence they
will take Lake Superior steamer for Port
Arthur.
Mrs Reed, of Como avenue, returned home
| Thursday morning after a months soJourn
| in Toronto, Canada with friends and rela-
/ tiYes.
| Miss Nellie Hope, of Harrington avenue.
| has been entertaining Mrs. Holden r. War
ner, of Los Angeles, during the past week.
Miss Yaw, of the Aamold Concert COM
Ialy. goes to Europe next June with Nine.
! bjorksten. Mrs. Beals accompanies her.
Mr., and Mrs. Matt Clarke and Mrs. Stimp-
| son, Of saltwater, have taken up their resi-
| dence on Portland avenue near western.
Miss Carskaddon, who has been in the city
| on Il visit to Miss Lou Murphy left for her
| home at Johnstown, Pa, Monday last.
! Frank FaFWell has returned to St. Paul,
! having been away for two years attending
| school at Carroll university, New York.
John l. Howard, son of Judge Thomas
| Howard. of this city, has left for New Haven,
| Conn.,, to enter the Yale law school.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dawson and family
| left yesterday for long trip abroad. They
! expect TO be absent about two years.
Mrs. Charles Easton, who was the guest of
| Dayton avenue friends last week, has re-
| turned to her home in saltwater.
Dr. C. Eugene Riggs has been called East
| by the serious illness of Mrs. Riggs father,
Hon. A. NJ. Pratt, of Bryan, o..
Mrs, Hope, of Harrington avenue, has been
| entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Bartlett, OF
| Kansas City, for week past.
f0TIpprly of Still
| water. have removed to ST. Paul, and are at
| home on East Fourth street.
Mrs. Charles Lightner. of Chicago. former
ly of st. Paul, is visiting her parents, Mrs. o.
| c. Maeklett, of Spruce street
Reuben Sloan, of Tacoma. is spending
few weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. ).
G. Sloan, of sherman street.
Theodore Borup and Charles BOrup, of
Woodward avenue, left Thursday for few
| days stay at Fort Custer.
Mrs W. P Westfall. of the Portland, who
| has been spending about two months III chi
| cago, has returned home.
Capt Banning and Mr.. Lacy. of Whining
| ton, Cal, are the guests of Hon. w. l.. Ban
! ming of Wilkin street.
Miss NJ. Clark, of Summit avenue. left last
week for Illinois, where she expects to re-
! main some little time.
Mr.. and Mrs G. v Bacon have removed to
| their new residence, corner of Summit ave-
nue. and Kent street.
Secretary and Mrs. Hart were visited thi $.
week by Mr.. and Mrs. John X. Ulder and E
| c. Elder, of Indiana.
Mrs. Col. Gilman and Miss Gilman, of
| Washington. ID. c., are The guests OF GOV.
| and Mrs Merriam.
Mr.. and Mrs Cormick, of Dayton's Bluff,
were pleasantly surprised Friday by beVy
| of young LADIES'
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilder and Miss Wilder left
| this week for Europe for the benefit of Miss
! Wilder's health.
Mrs. and Miss Lyons formerly of Laurel
| avenue. are guests of Mrs. Thomas Riley, 394
| Laurel avenue.
Nd. Hess. who has been in st. Paul for
the past two weeks, left for Gracevllle,
Mimi. Friday.
John ID. Miller returned Wednesday, after
visiting about four weeks in Toledo, o., and
| Detroit, Mich.
| T. W. Teasedale. of Olive street. who has
been spending about week in Kansas City
| has returned.
ED. Wilgus and wife, of Buffalo, N. Y,
| are the guests of Gen. James H. Wilgus, of
| Holly avenue.
a. S. Tallmadge and family shortly remove
| from their present residence to one on st.
Anthony hill.
Mrs Easton. of saltwater, is visiting her
| parents Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hughson, of Day
| ton avenue.
Misses Nellie and Eta Drew, of Milwaukee,
! are the guests of Mrs. II. B. Tomb, of Elev-
! enth street.
| Mrs J. H. Simpson and granddaughter,
Miss Bessie Durham, of Monroe place, are i'll
! Washington
Mrs W. H. Busch, accompanied by her
| mother. Mrs. A. Z. Rogers, leave tonight for
! California.
Miss Lilly KrInbill, of Indiana. is a guest
| at the residence of George Krinbill, on Mel
| son avenue.
F.A. SauIres of Blue Earth City, was the
| guest of G. A. Rose So East Twelfth street,
last week.
Mrs. j. A. Burnett, of Ninth street, has re-
| moved to and will henceforth reside III west
| Superior.
| summer in New York, returned Thursday to
| ST. Paul.
Charles r. Croft and family have moved in
! from White Bear to their home ON Pleasant
! avenue.
| Miss Pearl Coon, of Hudson. will be the
| week.
Jesse Leedom, of Chicago, has been the
| guest of st. Paul friends during the past
| week.
Miss Lucille Stickney, of Summit avenue,
is visiting Miss Studebaker, of South Bend,
Ind.
Col. C. W. Griggs, of Tacoma. is visiting
| his son. C. Milton Griggs, of Laurel avenue.
Mrs. Thompson, of Iglehart street, has as
her guest Mrs. WestbY. of Memp his, Tenn.
Mrs. Bacon, or Dakota, is the gu est of Mrs.
| Metcalf at her home on Ashland avenue.
| Mrs. Westby, of Memphis, Tenn. is staying
] with Mrs. Thompson, of 1glehart street
Mrs William knight. of Tacoma, is the
| guest of friends on harrington avenue.
! Miss Comstoek, of Iglehart street is enter
| tanning Miss Ella Marsh, of saltwater.
Mrs. Harris Richardson, of Portland ave-
nue., is the guest of Eastern friends
Mr. and Mrs Tracy Lambrecht left Thurs
/ dav for an extended Eastern tour.
| Mrs James Mcclure and daughter are
| guests of friends at Council Bluffs.
Mrs c. E. Howard. of the Portland, has
| taken rooms at the Collonnade.
Miss May Pierce leaves shortly for Boston,
where she will study elocutiou.
Miss Mary Reuben, of Duluth, IS visiting
| friends OH the hill this week.
| Mrs. Dr. Stone has returned from the East
| after visit of several months
Miss Leila Clyde, of Detroit, is visiting Mrs
II. P Brown, on Argyle street.
Leslie Richardson leaves shortly for the
West on Il two months trip.