St. Paul daily globe., 1890-07-22
SAINT PAUL.
ST. PAU PERSONALS.

Louis Hamlin leaves to-day for Alaska.
C. H. Lord, of the B. & O., is in Milwaukee.
R.R Dunn leaves for Rye Beach this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean returned from Duluth
yesterday.
The Messrs. Howard, of Iglehart street, are
In Dubuque.
Miss May Kelley, of Duluth, is visiting
Mrs. Brisbin.
Miss May Dennis, of Sioux City, is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 3. Butler are home from
Miss Addie Kreiger goes on visit to Mil
Waukee to-day.
Lieut. and Mrs. Glenn leave for Frontenac
In few days.
H. Il. McCord, of St. Cloud, is visiting West
st. Paul friends.
Lynne Comstoek is home from Duluth
after pleasant visit
Miss Gown, of Cuba is at White Bear lake,
visiting Mrs. Hiler Horton.
Newport r. l., is the present home of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Spencer.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. j. Donnelly are esta blished
In their Fifth street residence.
Mrs. K. p. Cullen and Miss Maude Cullen
are home from Minnetonka.
Miss Grace Mcdonald left for Minnetonka
yesterday to spend few weeks.
Miss Mabel Lanpher goes to Duluth to-day
for visit to Miss Louise Bailey.
Bishop E. L. Thomas has returned to Kan
sas after visit to st. Paul friends
Misses Moore and Mann, of Crocus hill.
leave on Wednesday for Fort Niobrara.
Richard Britton, of the Harris Theater COM
pany, leaves this evening for Baltimore.
William Hurd, of Detroit, is the guest this
week of Charles Cramer, of Grove street.
Matthias Rhoy. of 66s Randolph street. left
Saturday for few weeks visit in Omaha.
Miss Theo Donnelly. of Milwaukee, is Wis
iting Mrs. j. G. Donnelly, of Robert street.
Miss Bertha Goldsmith, who has been visit
ing Mrs Cullen, left for Chicago Saturday.
Mrs. E. n. Saunders and family, of st.
Peter street. have returned from Longworth.
Mrs. John Wright and family, of Ninth
street. have gone on a trip to Lake Su-
perior.
Miss Frank Newell. accompanied by her
brother, Charles Newell, leaves for Olympia,
Wash, to-day.
Miss NJ. j. owens, of Red Wing, Mimi, is
the guest his week of Miss Myra Stahl, of
Merriam Park.
Mrs. S. Porter and son, who have been
visiting Mrs. r. G. Bausher, on Tenth street,
leave for home on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Howard, of Lake City,
are visiting Mrs. Howards sister, Mrs.
Stephenson, of Mississippi street.
Past Grand Chancellor Rothsay, Of the
Supreme lodge, Knights OF Pythias, is visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Hutchins.
Gen. Mark D. Flower, president of the St.
Paul Union Stockyards company, returned
yesterday from a trip through the Southwest.
Charles A. Lee, of the Pawtucket Or. l.
Gazette and Chronicle, is at the Ryan. Mr..
Lee is president of the National Editorial as
sociaton, which met at Boston and which
will meet IN this city in 1891. He paid a
pleasant call at the GLOBE Office last evening.
The National association contained 270 dele
gates last meeting, representing fifty editorial
bodies, scattered from Colorado eastward
including every state. Mr.. Lee is positive the
central location of st. Paul will draw out q
larger attendance next year.
Quite a distinguished party of knights of
Pythias arrived i'll St Paul last night from
the recent supreme conclave at Milwaukee.
The members went as far as his home with
George B. Shaw. of Eau Claire, supreme
chancellor. and, after royal entertainment
by him. came on here and registered at the
Ryan. The party comprised r. L. C. White,
Nashville, S. K. of r. and S.; John c. Bunrs
and wife, Of Ohlo and Walter B. Richie,
Lima, the supreme representatives of Ohio;
James B. Brayton, Newport Charles A. Lee,
Pewtucket, the supreme representatives of
Rhode Island. Mr.. White goes from here to
Winnipeg in the interest of the order.