St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-22
OUR TRAVELLERS.

Is, IL. SGllImdn anu IdInlly are Sp0uu-
ing a few weeks in the East. The
former has been in attendance at the
commencement exercises kof Hillsdale
college. Michigan, and also was present
at the meeting of its board of trustees.
E. A. Merrill has also been absent on
the same mission.
j. P. Rowland, of Albert Lea, who
had been visiting friends in town for
portion of the week took his departure
for home Thursday. He is connected
with the Hovland Mercantile Company
of Albert Lea.
M. L. Danforth has gone to Lltchfield
to take the management of the Bright
wood summer resort. A strong effort IS
being made this season to attract the
public to Lake Ripley, and make its sur
roundings popular.
Rev. Fl. M. Simmons, minister of the
First Unitarian church, sailed for Eu-
rope Wednesday. Tomorrow and the
Sunday following the pulpit will be oc-
cupied by the popular young attorney,
E. w. Hutfcut.
Travelling Passenger Agent Murray,
of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids q
Northern, arrived Thursday on the St.
Louis with party of thirty-five people.
to spend several weeks at Alexandria.
E. C. Gale, J. R. Van Derlip and j.
r. Kingman left for New York Tues
day and will sail for Europe during the
week. They will spend the next three
months in Germany.
Rev. Frank Peterson returned last
week from the Swedish Baptist conven-
ton at Washington. Tuesday next he
goes to Spencer Brook to perform an
ordination service.
MIR. and Mrs. Alden j. Blethen re-
turned Friday morning from a two
weeks visit in New England. A pOr-
ton of the time was spent at their old
home in Maine.
Mrs. J. S. McLain has returned from
a two months visit at her old home in
Charlottesville, Ind. She was accom-
panied by Mrs. G. III. McCarer, of
Evansville.
Rev. II. NJ Simmons last Sunday
preached his farewell sermon before
leaving for Europe. He sailed Wednes-
day on the Germania from New York.
Mrs. H. E. Widen and Miss Kirk
wood, daughter of A. Kirkwood, left for
Boston Wednesday evening, en- route
for Europe.
Mrs. Horace 3. Hudson has returne d
| from visit at Cincinnati. She was ac-
! companied by her sister, Miss Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Slocum left
Wednesday for Norwood and Glencoe,
where they will spend several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Slocum left Tues
| day for Norwood and Glencoe, where
| they will spend several days.
| r, W. Ray and party, who have been
visiting friends in Minneapolis, left TO
\ New York Friday evening.
| Mrs. William A Hinkle and family
| left Wednesday for St. Andrews, n. B.,
to spend the summer.
Nine. A. II. Boyd returned Tuesday
from trip to Helena, Butte City and
| other Western points.
Supt. McCabe. of the Northern Pa
| cific. has lust returned from a trip to
| Morris in this state.
Mrs. A. G. Whidden and son left
| Tuesday for Boston, where they will
| spend the season.
| C. Wright Davidson is in New York
| on business connected with the electro
matrix company.
| &C. Dickinson has returned from
very pleasant visit to his old home, Gin
| cinnati, 0.
Mrs. W. W. Price and her daughter
| Alice are visiting in Quincy, ILL.,, for the
| summer.
II. Spear and family left Thurs
| day for Newport, VT, to spend the
| summer.
Charles E. Miner and B. R. Seymour
left Thursday evening for Burning
| ton, Vt.
Mrs. W. B. Hawley and daughter
have just returned from a trip to Wash
| ington.
| Miss Anna Kirkwood sailed for Eu-
rope Thursday on the steamer Scythla.
| Judge Christensen and j. FL. Lucken
left for Crookston Friday night.
| Mrs. W. B. HawleY and daughter
have returned from Washington.
A. C. Kalkoff returned Friday from
weeks visit in Milwaukee.
| Miss Minnie Perkins has gone to Chi
| cago for months visit.
E, 81. MouIton and family have re-
| turned from the East.
Miss Agnes Staberg arrived in Mime
apolis on Wednesday.
Prof. o. Y. Tousley goes to Chicago
| next Monday night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Douglass have
| gone to Toronto.
Chief Bracket has returned from his
trip to Chicago.
G. A. Borey and 81. M. Ballard have
gone to Boston.
G. S. Barnes and family have gone to
| Detroit lake.
Mrs. T. B. Wells has gone East.