St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-06
OUR TRAVELLERS.


The Minneapolis delegates to the meeting
of the grand lodge of Elks at Cleveland, o..
left for that city Wednesday evening. W. b.
Wheeler, Lac Stafford, d. a. Dorman, Or.
Neil DoWney and others will represent MIN
neapolis and will take several hundred mill
fature sacks of flour for distribution among
the other delegates. The Minneapolis DELE
CATION will present the name of c. 5. Bartram,
editor of the Eye, of ST. Paul, as their candi-
date for grand secretary.
Rev. ". K Marshall, who recently sailed
for Europe, has been heard from. having ar
rived safely. He was on the City OF Rome
when she struck Fastnet rock near the coast
of Ireland He speaks highly of the bravery
of the officers and crew, who, by their pres
ence of mind and promptness OF action,
saved the ship from q terrible disaster.
Rev. H. C. Mabie left for Boston Monday
night to confer with q committee Of4the Bap-
tist Missionary union, Of which he has been
appointed Western secretary. Should he
will make tour of foreign mission fields.
During the trip he will visit all the mission
aries in Asia.
j. P Smith, formerly clerk in the water
works Office, but now treasurer and acting
manager of Jacob Lifts theater at MllWau-
kee, was in the city to spend the Fourth.
c. H. Wood, OF the Nicollet house, has re-
turned from Worcester, Mass, whittier he
was called by the serious illness of his
mother.
Judge Emery will take months rest from
the municipal court and take trip to Da-
kota. He will also visit points OF interest on
the 500.
Horace Libby has not left for Boston, as
was stated in some newspaper personals. He
only accompanied his family as far as the
depot.
;; Mrs. F. W. Nevens and three children left
Saturday evening tor Saratoga, N. Y, to
spend the summer with her father and rela-
t1yeS.
Rev. Isaiah FAIRIES and family and J. M.
Smith and wife have started for MacklnaW
island. They will remain for several weeks.
| DR.. f. M. Pierronet, of West Superior, for
| merly of Minneapolis, is in the city spending
| the Fourth. He will remain until Monday.
Rev. Ongman, of st. Paul. has accepted a
| Baptist pastorate in Orebro, Sweden. He will
! leave for Europe in September.
| Dr. and Mrs. w. Jones lett Thursday even
| ing for Denver and the Rocky Mountains to
| be gone three weeks. 5 A,
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Jones leave this week
| for three weeks visit to Denver and the
| Rocky mountains.
| Engineer Cliff Wise, of the Minneapolis
| street railway, has gone to Detroit on electric
motor business.
| Judge Young is visiting at his old home in
| Vermont. He expects TO return to M1nneap-
| oils July 10.
| Mrs c. A. Bennett has returned home from
| Muskegon, Mich, where she has been visit
| ing friends.
o. E. Skiff. of Boston, is at the West pre-
| pairing to present the Last Days of Pompeii'
! in this city.
| Miss Hattie Hult, who spent the last three
months here, has returned to her home in
| Chicago.
! S. H. Tillman and family will spend part
| of the summer at White River Junction, vt.
| j. G.. Oswald and family, now IN Europe,
viii probably reach home about Aug IL.
| Miss Jennie Cole has gone to Chicago. She
| will stop for time in Beaver Dam, Wis.
Rev. o. 2. Yaugsness and Prof Yiyisaker
| will go to Lake Mills, To-. next Monday.
Roy Herrick and Dan Jones have arrived
| home from Cambridge for the vacation.
Ben and Stanley Morrison. sons of Fl. G. O.
| Morrison, are home from Y ale college.
j. C.. Oswald and family are expected home
! from their European trip Aug. 1S.
7 Isaac A. Bames and wife are in New Eng
land on vacation for few days.
j. S. MacKnight an d family left Tuesday
night for Albany, via the Omaha.
j. B. Drew and family, of Bristol, S. D.,
are visiting friends in the city.
Miss Josie Preston and her brother are of
on visit to Wyhouser, Wis.
Prof. Oftedal has gone to Alexandria, where
he will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Bartram left Saturday
evening for Cleveland, o.
W. III. Lynn has returned from two
months tour in Europe.
Mrs D. c. Abraham is spending the sum
mer at Atlantic City.
D. P Barber and party left Wednesday
night for Portland.
Miss Annie Lawrence has gone to Ovation
ma for brief visit
Miss Emma Hafuss. of DEBORAH, is visiting
friends in the city.
Mrs. A. L. Croker and family have left fol
St. Stephen, N. B.
Miss Annie Kirkwood has sailed tor
Europe.
Us. Mcknight and family have left fo
Albany.
D. P. Frisbie is spending few days in Du-
luth
Mayor Babb srent the Fourth in Superior
Wis.
Rev. A. j. Eustam is home from the East