St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-11
MINNEPOLITANS ABROAD.

T.. w. Shepherd too K his leave or Min
neapolis the first of the week. He goes
to Chicago, and from there goes East on
a vacation trip before assuming the
management of the Auditorium hotel.
Mr.. Shepherd has had the mara cement
of the West for over five years.
John Washburn, A. N. Thorton.
Henry Harding and G. g., Barnum, of
Minneapolis, and John Mcleod, of Du-
lutb, are spending their vacation i'll the
Willis of Wisconsin.
G. II. Knapp, of the Journal bust
ness department, started for Vermont
last Wednesday evening by way of the
lakes. He will spend his vacation at
his old home.
The families of Messrs. Joseph Cole
man, G. M. Mathews, Marion Mace and
G. M. Hooper camped three days at
Medicine lake. They are all South
siders. :
Max Evert, of the class of 80 at the
state university, went to Cleveland
Tuesday night to represent the univer-
slty chapter of the .BeltagI au conVen-
ton.
~ Mr.. and Mrs. G., K. Meade and daugh-
ter, of 23l1 Portland avenue, left for the
East last night for months visit in
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Charles Velie, of Minneapolis, and
Willard and Stephen Velie, of Moline,
left the city last week for a camping
tour of Yellowstone park.
Mrs. j. Neff, who has been visiting J.
G. Walters, 213 Eleventh street south,
went to Bushnell, ILL.,, last Wednesday
evening.
Maj. N. F. Warner started last Tues
day for trip through the Yellowstone
park. He will travel for a month i'll the
West.
Sol Smith Russell started East last
Tuesday. He begins his season with
"a Poor Relation" at Days on the
9th.
Rev. c. J. Petri has gone to Rock Isl
and to attend meeting of the board of
publication of the Augustana board.
Mrs. Harry Wright, Of 1905 Tenth av-
enue south. left Monday evening for a
visit with friends in Fond du Lac.
Otis Colburn started to Chicago yes
terday. After stay of two weeks in
that city he will go to New York.
A. W. Davis, manager of the carpet
department in the Glass block, is spend
ing his vacation in Michigan.
r. Deputy Clerk A. q. Algier, of the
district court, started East last Monday
night to spend his vacation.
Mrs. Huntington and daughter, Miss
Cora, have gone to Fall River, Wis,
for visit with friends.
Judge Koor, James Bell and Sam Ray
mond spent a few days at Mackinac,
Mich. last week.
Mrs. g. II. Hunt went to Boston last
week. leaving the city Wednesday
night.
Mrs. ]. Fl. Wheeler is visiting in
Quincy, Ill. She left Wednesday eve
ming.
Miss Eva Blanchard, of 2614 Clinton
avenue, is visiting friends in Dubuque.
Rev. E. A. Skogsberg goes to Tacoma
next Tuesday to be absent a month.
Manager Jacob Lift, of the Bijou
theater, has gone to Milwaukee.
Mrs. Huntington and daughter, Miss
Cora, are visiting in Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. W. Thompson are
visiting relatives in Nebraska. ~...
Miss Eva Sperry has gone to Dakota
for visit of several weeks.
Senator Oswald and family start for
Europe tomorrow evening.
Miss Annie Yerxa is making a two
months VlSlG HI bOSlOu.
w. L. Durham started for New York
last Wednesday night.
F. D. Dibble spent part of last week
visiting in Duluth.
cS Col; Benton 4 and family have gone to
o. G. Wyman started for Boston the
first of the week.
Byron Toune started for Arkansas
Tuesday night.
Mai. w. d. Hale went to Chicago
Monday night.
Mrs. E. D. Mcdonald has gone to
Portland, Me.
Rev. &. f. Morris is spending month
in New York.
II. l.. Rockfield, of the NicoIlet house.
is in Chicago.
Miss Lizzie Robideau has gone to
Denver, Col.
Rev. E. A. Skogsberg has gone to
Portland, Or.
J. S. Bell went to Mackinac last
Wednesday.
c. E. Cook went to Boston the first of
the week.
Mrs. A. j. Freeman is visiting friends
at Austin.
Mrs. G. H. Ham is visiting Iowa
friends.
NE. Warner has gone to Yellowstone
Park.
Mrs. E. d. Mcdonald is at Portland,
Me.
r. B. Conkey went East Friday night.
Mrs. Frank Arson has gone East.
l.. d. Rounds has gone to Boston.