St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-22
ST. PAUL PERSONALS.

| E. E. Maggie, of Omaha, is Ryan guest.
j. j. Ryan, of Duluth. is at the Clifton.
f. Parker. of Duluth, is at the Merchants.
A. W. Hartmann, of Duluth, is at the Ryan.
L. D. McAllster. of Omaha, is at the Ryan.
II. Hines, of San Francisco is a Windsor
guest.
Senator Nelson, of Red Wing, is at the Mer-
chants.
"A. Ross. of West Superior. Wis, is in
the city. -
E. E. Eyre, of Hastings. is registered at the
Merchants.
j. Kellogg. of Victoria, B. C., is stopping
at the Ryan.
Eli B. Davis, of La Crosse, is staying at the
Metropolitan.
N. N.Shaw and wife. of Jamestown. are
! at the Windsor. 's'
All of the bands will be closed to-day for
| the public holiday.
James B. Curtis. of Chicago, is registered
| at the Metropoliton.
Attorney General Clamp went to st. Cloud
| asst evening on legal business.
| A. C. Hatch. o. Body. j. Severson, G. E.
Beach, of Battle Lake. Mimi, are guests at
| the Clarendon.
Mrs. Mary A. .Livermore, the talented
| talker, will lecture at the Peoples auditorium
| this evening. '
| Secretary Tams Bixby took the afternoon
/ train yesterday for Red Wing, and will spend
day or two with his family there.
| Morris Lyons is suffering from broken
| left arm sustained by falling off the steps of
his residence, 23l East Tenth street.
st. Luke's Aid society of st Paurs church
/ will meet every Wednesday afternoon during
| Lent at the guild room adjoining the rectory.
/: At the Ryan: E. Nagle, st. Croix: D. =.
| Cummings, Waseea; James G. Shea, st.
| Cloud; John II. Adams, Marshalltewn: w.
| G. Mates, West Superior.
| All exsoldiers and their families are In
| vited TO meet at Garfield Post hail this even
| ing. Judges Fian1raI and Kerr will deliver
| addresses appropriate to the occasion.
The sale of seats for 1.-THE Gondoliers''
| opened Yesterday morning at the Newmarket.
| From the sales made during the day it is evil
| dent that the house will be packed during
| the engagement r4a
| The Fifth Ward Citizens union. organized
| three months ago has no political sgnif-
| cance so Predier; Fetzer states., 1t was Or
| genized solely IN the interest of the taxpayers
| of that district .,.
The frame residence of John Beckman, at
to the extent of 5 ltt' by fire last night The
con,ents were also dam iged about $3.50
worth. The loss is fully covered by insur-
ance.
The final performance of 1.-THE Paymaster'
! will be given at the Newmarket this even
| ing. The piece has met with great favor
| here, and is one of considera BILE merit.
| special matinee performance will be given
at 2:3 this afternoon.
| At the Windsor: A. Vetermau. Kansas City:
| o. II. Clark. Winona; w. a. Finkrenburg,
Winona: James Mccoy. Winona: W. q.
| Hodgins, Winona; C. A. Stone, New York;
| C. F. Gray, Milwaukee: C. s. Cowies. Des
Moines: Ii. w. Cullyford, Duluth; C. 5.
Geyer, Kokomo. Ind.
| AT the Merchants: Tracy Z. Bangs, OF
! Grand Forks: A. A. Robinson, Detroit: j. f.
Stone. ST John; A. w. Noyes, Grand Forks;
j.. W. Hancock, Hastings; W. A. Scott,
| Fargo; H. NJ Rich Fargo; j. W. Hancock,
Ellsworth; Robert Burns Tacoma; j. G.
| Comfy, Winona; A. B. Jones, Wilmington.
| Del.
| Mrs. Fred c. Huebner (MIss Aigenl will
give dramatic and literary entertainment at
| Turner hall to night assisted by her dramatic
| pupils and others. A triple bill Will be pre-
| scented, embracing the comedies Cape Mail, -
| lei Ton Paric Francois" and The Obstinate
Family" and Fred Huebner and Franklyn
1 W. Lee will recite. - 49, ...-.