St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-09-21
PEOPLE IN PARAGRAPHS.

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evening for Memphis, Tenn, where they will
hereafter reside. Mr.. lockwood has been
connected with Graves Il NInton company
of this city for the, past five years, and has
now gone to manage their Southern business,
with headquarters at Memphis.
Miss Beth w. Kite, who has visited with
her sister. Mrs. o. S. Johnson, at 9 Martin
street. during the past few months. has left
for Chicago. After a weeks reconnaissance
with friends i'll that city she will return to
her home in Philadelphia.
DR.. Denslow returned from the East Wed
nesday. after attending the meeting of the
American Dermatological association, where
he was elected vice president for the ensuing
year. Miss Ethel Denslow returned with
him.
Mrs. Fred Boehmer and daughters Clara
and Perlia, who nave been visiting Mrs.
BEGINNERS sister, Mrs. Falkner, and brother,
j. III. Grinniger, have returned to their home
in Mankato.
E. E. McCrea, well known in newspaper
circles, will leave next week for New York.
where he proposes to enter Columbia college
for a special course in literature and polfti-
cal economy.
Isaac Winford and family have come from
Minneapolis to make their home i'll st. Paul.
They have taken a house at the corner OF
University and harrington n
Mrs. Grantier ana son Archie, of Diekin-
son Dak., who visited with Mrs. P. Ham
mond, of Preble street, during the past
week, returned nome thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Bettingen returned Fri
day last from Carlsbad. Germany, where the
latter has been sojourning for her health, de-
vlsing great benefit therefrom.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Vance and Mrs. Ii. s.
Horn, of st. Paul, were among the many Wis
itors at the opening exercises of Manchester
college last Wednesday.
Rev. c. d. Andrews has returned from his
Eastern visit. His nieces, Misses NJ annie and
Lizzie Andrews. have not yet completed their
summer outing.
Mrs. Gen. Campbell. of Scotland, and Mrs.
W. d Hunt, of Sioux City, are visiting Mrs. r.
+. Allerton. of 3024 Stevens avenue, Mime
apolis.
Thomas Milton and sister Alice. who have
been visiting in Europe the past few months,
returned to their home, 221 South Robert
street.
Miss Emily Wheeler and her brother. Ar
thur Wheeler. of Winnipeg, are the guests
this week of Alfred Wheeler, of 5.S Cedar
street.
Miss Mabel Ireland entertained Miss Grace
Merrifield. of Minneapolis. for a few days, al
the residence of her mother, 521 Martin
street.
Mrs. George B. Custer, wife of the distin-
guished cavalry commander, visited Mr.. aud
Mrs. r. +. MacLaren this week OH her way
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Fralich and Mrs. H,
Farwell, of the Windsor hotel, are visiting
dI lLC hO1lG III OCDdlOl l. III MOll. at Nu1lotOA.
Ill.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Othmer, of Chicago, and Mr.
and Mrs. Sprague, OF Richmond, are guests
of Mrs. Z. L. Shackford, of East Tenth street
Miss Mary E. Mcdonnell. who has beer
visiting her brother, B. a. Mcdonnell. at the
Windsor hotel. has gone home to Chicago.
Miss Adah Hawkins, who has been visit
ing Mrs. NJ. D. Flower. of Ashland avenue,
left Monday evening for New York city.
Miss Daisy Davis, of Fargo, n. D., is visit
ing Mrs. Hoag, of 203 Lucas street, where
she will spend several weeksivacation.
Miss Nellie Redpath, who has been visiting
Miss Anna Sitter, of Fourteenth street. ha:
returned to her home at ST. Joe. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kiinefelter, of Dick
inson, OAK, visited Mrs. P. Hammond, OF
Preble street, during the past week.
Mrs. and Miss Gibson, of Mannheimel
block, left last evening for Philadelphia and
New York, to be gone three weeks.
Mrs. Harry Walranen and Miss Tillie Hoerr
of Mankato, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
McCauley, of East Tenth street.
Miss Lizzie S. Reed. of st. John, New
Brunswick. is visiting her brother, John T
Reed, at $50 Oakland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. McDermid and Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. D. Ireland, of Winnipeg, are spe nd
lug a few weeks in ST. Paul.
Mrs. w. j, Mobiles. OF New York, has beer
visiting her father, John X. Davidson. She
will leave for home tonight.
Rev. Robert Christie, pastor of the HOUSE
of Hope church. is expected home on the
25th from his visit abroad.
DR.. Mrs. j. NJ. Hutchinson and Mis-
Emma Nelson sailed from Havre Saturday OF
the steamer La Bretagne.
J. w. Taylor and family have returned
from White Bear and occupy their home a
391 Dayton avenu
Mrs. st. John, who has been the guest o.
Mrs. Utley, left Monday evening for he
home i'll Dubuque.
Miss Nellie Saunders, of Dayton. has ar
rived home from a pleasant summer visit tt
Cleveland friends.
Miss Alice Day, of 274 Dayton avenue, lief