St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-01
THEY CCMEANDGO.

After q three m0nGlS' WISH 10 Europe,
Aid Settler A. L. Larpenteur, with his
wife and daughter Nina, has safely re-
turned to anchorage. The trip has been
one of pleasure from beginning to end.
That crossing the ocean was simply
grand, and to any of his friends wish
ing to take that trip he cheerfully can
recommend the French lire of steam
ers of the Transatlantic line as being in
every departing at for the comfort of the
travelling pGbhc. Europe, you are
grand, you are like the custodian of
ancient history, and will will repay
and one who may wish to visit you.
But to permanently live there the old
settler prefers the land of his nativity,
and st. Paul in particular.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Streeter and
daughter, of Olmsted street, returned
on Tuesday from a months visit at
WATERFOWL, S. D. Mr.. Streeter is of
the opinion that Watertown should be
the future capital of South Dakota, if
railroad facilities and metropolitan airs
count for anything in the coming con-
test.
Mrs. II. T. Black, 563 Oakland avenue,
Tuesday entertained at dinner party
of ladies, all from her former home at
Wheeling, W. Va. They were Mrs.
George Baird, Mrs. S. B. McColloch,
Mrs. F. W. Farrar, Mrs. G. F. Williams,
Miss Ida L. Black and Marie McCol-
loch.
Mrs. S. Stevenson, Of North street
who has been making a prolonged visit
in the East this summer, is expected to
return to this city to-day. She will be
escorted by her son, E. t. Stevenson,
secretary to Vice President Clough, of
the Manitoba railway.
Miss Mary Benson, of Valley City, n.
D., who has been visiting friends in St.
Paul during the week, left on Friday
evening for St. Peter. en- route for Rush
ford. Chicago and Michigan City, Ind.
Reuben Warner and wife, Reuben
Warner Jr., Miss Abbie Warner, Oscar
and Cathryn Nelson, of Saltwater, will
make a party for European trip, to
sail about the 14th of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dyer, of W. J. Dyer &
Bro, have recently removed to the hill,
and their friends will now find them at
325 Iglehart street, between harrington
and Virginia avenues.
Amasa P. Peake, cashier of the Farm
ers' and Merchants National bank, Val
ley City, n. D., was visiting friends in
Minneapolis and st. Paul during the
week.
Miss Annie Nelson, of Saltwater, and
Miss Lena Perkins, of st. Paul, haye
been the guests of Miss Allie Walther,
of Lake Elmo, for the summer.
Misses Grace and Pearl Otis, Miss
Lola White and Percy SeWeH were the
guests of Mrs. E. Jewell, of st. Croix
Falls, last week.
n. Ryan. of East Congress street, re-
turned from Winona, Mimi, where he
has been visiting his brother during his
vacation.
Miss Pearl Clark and brother Paul,
who have spent the last four or five
months in Dakota, have returned to St.
Paul.
DR.. A. Macdonald will return Tues
day after three months trip through
England, Scotland, Ireland and France.
Miss Clara Blackman visited Anoka
during the past week. While there,
she was the guest of Mrs. E. L. Reed.
The Misses Lamb. of Mackubin street,
entertained about fifty CT their friends
al their home Friday evening.
Mrs. A. ID. Davidson and Miss Nellie
Davidson. of Dayton avenue, are visit
ing friends at Little Falls.
Mrs. Frederick Fitch, organist at Day
| ton avenue church, has changed her ad-
/ dress to 424 Selby avenue.
Miss Anna Quilligen. of Dayton's
! Bluff, who has been visiting at North
| field, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs Il. q. Stone. of the Ho-
te. Ryan, have returned from a three
months summer tour.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Beck, with their daugh-
tiers, Misses Lettie and Lula, visited
/ Duluth last week.
Rev. Maurice Edwards. who is enjoy
ing a months fishing trip, returns home
! next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles DE Lacy and
family have moved to No. SIS Holly
| avenue.
Mrs. rattee and daughters of IgIehart
street, are visiting in Jefferson, Wis.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Barr and Miss Barr, of