St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-31
OUR TRAVELLERS.

DR.. II. C. Mabie, late pastor of the Central
Baptist church, arrived in San francisco the
latter part of this week and sailed Saturday
for Asia He addressed missionary mass
meeting at Denver, Col, en- route, ana one at
San Francisco.
Miss Ed ith Slocum. daughter OF Frank
Siocum, postofice cashier, has returned from
q two-weeks' visit at Mortified, bringing
with her Hiss Hortense Fogg, OF Bath. Me-,
who Will remain a short time as her guest
Harry A. Strong, wife ana child, of 403
University avenue southeast, having spent
week pleasantly at Prior Lake; Minn ENJOY
ing its unequaled fishing and other pleas
ures, returned home the first of the week.
Paul Schmedeman, who has spent the sum-
mer at st. Louis, returned to the city mon.
day, He has been looking to the dlsposal OF
part OF the Minnesota ice crop IN mat Vlcln-
ity, and has met with good success.
Miss Adele Evers has returned from her
vacation trip. She will be connected with
Stanley Hall the coming school year as one OF
the associate principals.
c. II. Frence, of Lakevlle, Mimi, spent a
few days in town this week. Though he
found time to call on friends. his principal
mission was business.
Mrs. f. W. Rexford and daughter, Minnie.
returned from Spring Valley this weeE, where
they have spent some time with friends.
Dr. W. H. Mitchell and wife are again at
home, returning from Colorado, where they
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The Misses Emma and Belle Foster have
returned 10 the city after having spent the
summer about Lake Michigan.
Miss Eva Cooley, teacher in the public
schools who has spent the summer at Chi
cago has returned to the city.
Judge stephen Mahoney returned Saturday
from Belle Plaine Mimi, where he had spent
two weeks at his old home.
Benjamin White, who spent ten days
among friends at Bangor, Me-, has returned,
reporting pleasant time.
Miss Helen Lyall, who will attend school at
Lake Forest Ill, the coming year, starts Tor
that place in few days.
Mrs Maud L. Patrick. who has visited with
relatives here this summer, returns home
shortly to Iowa City.
Mrs A Dorman, who has spent some time
at the lake, is i'll the city again, and is stop
ping at the Nicollet.
Miss Nellie House, who has visited for the
past eight months on the Pacific coast IS
again at home.
Miss Rozella NJ Reed. who has spent two
weeks i'll the East returned home the first of
the past week.
Mrs. H. A. Bennett and son, Nat, have re-
turned from Minnetonka, where they spent
some time.
Miss Mamie Murphy has returned from Du-
luth. where she has spent the summer with
friends
l.. X. Loveioy and family are at home
again. having returned from Minnetonka last
week.
Miss Lulu Graves has returned from South
ern Minnesota, where she has spent her yaca-
ton.
Miss Inez Kemp has returned from Malne
where she has spent the summer vacation.
Mrs c. L. De Laittre has returned from Al
bert Lea, where she has spent the summer.
Miss Susie Spaulding has returned fro m
the lake where she has spent the su INNER
Capt o. c. Merriman and wife are at home
again, after pleasant trip to Colorado.
Edward Morrison has spent part of the
week at st. Peter, MINI, wit friends.
Mrs. Ogden and daughter Lucy are guests
of Mrs. r. E. McCleary, at saltwater.
Mrs. B. G. Benn has returne from the
East after six weeks sojourn.
Prof George E. MacLean and wife spent
the past week at Port Arthur
Miss Claribel S. Bard has returned from
her two weeks Eastern trip.
E. w. Rexford is in the East, where he will
remain for some time.
Milton s. Lamoreaux. of Chicago, is visiting
friends i'll the city.
Matte Stone, of st. Peter, Mimi, is visiting
friends in town.
Dr. E. A. Hutchins is home from his
European trip.
DR.. Swenson is at no me from his vacation
A. H. Hills has gone to California.