St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-20
OUR TRAVELLERS.

R. S. Greenlee, with his wife and daughter,
were at the West Thursday, where they made
their first stop since leaving Chicago on q
tour around the world. They left last even
ing for Portland, Or, from whence they go
to the Sandwich islands for the summer. They
will exhaust two years on the trip.
A. o. White. W. White and their wives, A.
Frank Gale, E. G. Huntington and Charles
Bellard are among Minneapolltans enjoying
the many attractions OF the Yellowstone
Park. They also expect to extend their tour
to the Pacific coast.
Frank r. E. Woodward, formerly of Min
neapolis, the young st. LOUIS Post-Dispatch
reporter who wrote up the famous expose Of
Jefferson barracks, is spending his vacation
at Minnetonka with friends at Hotel st.
Louis.
j. C. Allen and daughter of Washington
city, are spending some time IN the city visit
ing relatives and friends. The former has
been connected with the. adjutant generals
Office at Washington for tWentysiX years.
Arthur Wales, who has been in some Wis
consin towns The past week, leaves on Mon
day for an extended trip to Fargo N. D., Du-
luth and other Lake Superior points, and
will return in time for the exposition.
Drs. L. E. Kelley, e. A. Hutchins all d
while absent will attend the international
convention of physicians at Berlin. They
will be abroad about three months.
Capt. and Mrs. T. r. Huddleston left
Thursday for Europe, to sail Saturday by the
Cunard line Capt Huddleston will return
in October, leaving Mrs. Huddleston to, visit
friends in England
Mr.. and Mrs. Rose and son, of Cincinnati,
O., and Mrs. Schaeffer, Of Circleville, o.,
have been entertained as the guests OF j.
Wall and wife at their home, 1914 Fourth
avenue south.
Charles Chadbourne has now reached Mad
rid, Spain, in his tour of the continent From
Madrid Mr.. Chadbourne goes to Paris, en-
route to Munich, where he will spend the
summer.
The many friends of Rev. T. B. Wells, rec
tor of ST. Marks church, will be pleased to
learn that he is improving in health and en-
joying his visit to Colorado Springs ---f
Mrs Hunt the milliner of $50 Nicollet ay-
enue left Minneapolis Tuesday evening for
Paris, where she has gone to prepare Tor the
autumn styles. $50 81 So. E.,z,
Rev. Kristofer Janson and family are
spending the summer on their farm near
Madelia, where they will remain until Sep
TENDER.
Miss Marian Wolverton, OF this city, and
her sister, Mrs. Adam j. Burke, of Albany,
N Y, are at Asbury Park for the summer.
Fred Pillsbury c. H. Morton and few
other citizens left for Detroit Thursday after
noon via the Great Northern railroad.
Mrs E. s. Williams, president Of the Min
nesota Woman's Home Missionary society,
has returned from the Pacific coast.
A. H Griffin, of the Grasshopper Tennis
club, is in Chicago, arranging for entries to
the Hotel st. Louis tournament.
DE-. Otis NJ. Humphrey and family, after an
absence of six Wee1s in the East, are eX-
pected home this week. -
Mrs. NJ. P. Cody left for the East Saturday
evening, where she will spend few weeks
with her many friends.
Mrs. w. R. SearIe. of this city, and Mrs. J.
W. Weeks. of st. Paul, have gone to Bayfield,,
Wis., for short visit.
J. l.. Thwing, proprietor of the American
house at Glencoe. is in Minneapolis on a
business trip.
Mrs. Ezekiel Isaac and Abbott Dexter and
their sister. Mrs. j. L. Wyman, are on visit
to Monticello
| ing her parents and sisters at 302S Third av-
enue south.
Mrs L. Schflt and family have moved to
Beacon Hill house, Excelsior, to spend the
summer.
George G. Boshart, of Minneapolis, is in
LowvilIe, N. Y, attending the funeral of his
! father.
Miss Dolly Spear is spending the season
with her cousin, Bessie Smith, at Fergus
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Wilcox left Monday
for visit to their sons home at Great Falls
Mont.
Miss Annie Sisson, of Chicago, who has
| D6en NloltluS HlES T. II. otCtSOu, Las lCtulHCu
| home.
Dr. Otis M Humphrey and family are ex.
pected to return from New England Friday
| j. c. Allen and daughter. Of Washington,
| are in the city, the guests of DR.. l.. B. Allen.
| Miss Ella f. Smith, of Kearney, Neb., is
| visiting friends in the city for few weeks.
| Miss Maude Clough, of Appleton, Wis, is
in the city for brief visit with friends.
| Miss Laura Countryman is absent on two
| weeks visit to Lakeland and Hastings.
| Mrs. George E. Smith IS visiting with
| friends in Massachusetts, and Maine,
| Chief f. L. Stetsons family is at Cedar
| Point Mfnnetonka, for the summer.
| Thomas Waters and wife, of Houston, Tex,
| are the guests of friends in the city.
| j. G. Palmer left with his family on a six
/ weeks visit to Lake Geneva, Wis.
! E. r, Darlington of Guthrie, oklahoma, is
| visiting relatives in Minneapolis
| Will E. Conner, of Vintou, To-, is the guest
|. . f his brother, Herbert Conner.
| Miss Lillian Kinney is spending a few
| weeks at Lake Minnetonka
| Mrs. Charles Greenwood is to spend the
summer at Brighton Beach.
Harry E. Small has gone to visit frien dis in
Maine during his vacation.
| Dr. Jacob Swanson has gone to Clearwater,
| To-, to spend the summer.
| C. II. Badger paid a visit to Chicago this
| week Tor a few days.
j.. B. O'Brien, formerly clerk at the Nicol