St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Movements of People, and the
Doings of Our Own and Other

DOlnSS Oh our OWN ana other
Citizens.
President W. D. Kirk. Of the Capital bank.
left several weeks ago for a visit i'm Iowa.
leaving his home locked up He returned
this week and found that burglar or burg
lars had been enjoying an extended surprise
party TO which he played the role of involun-
tary host.
1t has been decided to hold the harvest
home festival in the Grand arcade on
Fourth street, next to Field & Mahler's, in
stead OF in the Endicott arcade, as contem-
plated. Arrangements are progressing IA
mously.
There was regular meeting of Acker post
Thursday evening. At9 o'clock, after the
business meeting, guests were admitted.
Hon. w. r. Marshall read an interesting pa
per on 1.-The Battle of Nashville
Dr. A. e. Senkler and family leave the
first OF the month for Europe. Miss Agnes
Senkler will remain away about year, while
the other members of the family will return
in three or four months.
Tomorrow at the Universalist church
services at the Grand opera house Oscar Lie
nau will sing the arrangement of s'Nearer,
NY God to Thee made famous by Nine
HaStreiter.
Charles W. Farnham, Of Ashland avenue,
returned Thursday after spending about
three weeks in New York, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and other Eastern
cities.
Mrs. Gilfllan, of Exchange street. will give
a large party week after next, the occasion
being the coming OUT of her daughter.
Miss Mary Gilfllan.
Wallace Winter Of this city, recently won
the heavy weight championship medal in the
wrestling match between the freshmen and
SophomOres at Yale.
Mrs. Harry c. Stowell, of 600 Conway
street. returned home Thursday last from
short visit with her parents, i'll Elba, MINI.
Mrs. Webster, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. James Bryant of Grand avenue,
has returned to her home in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. u. Cowles. OF the Albion,
are expected shortly from California, where
they have been spending some time
Mrs. Richard Washington and L. G. Wash
ington. formerly of $40 st. Peter street, have
apartments at the Metropolitan.
Herbert Brown, who has been in st. Paul
for the past week. has returned to Duluth,
at which place he now resides.
DR.. and Mrs. L. K. Won Wedelstaedt have
returned from Bald Eagle lake, and are at
home at GIL st. Peter street.
Mrs. Gustav Borup and Miss Lillian Borup
have returned from the East where they
have been visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Tarbox went to New
York this week to leave Misses Ray and
Florence Tarbox in school.
W. E. Cullen Jr., of Helena, Mont. has left
for Ann Arbor, after visiting Mr. and Mrs. z.
P. Cullen, of Selby avenue.
Mrs. T. A. Hunt, of Canada street, will
leave next week to visit her mother, Mrs. e.
V. Mcknight In Fargo.
Mrs. George Lord, of Summit avenue, who
has been spending the past two months in
the East, has returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Frohne, of Georgetown, N.
D., spent part of the week with Mrs Fowler
of Holly avenue.
Mrs. L. B. Chase has returned to ST. Paul
after IN absence OF two years in South Amer
lea and Europe.
Mrs. G. W. Grggs and Miss Annie Griggs
are still the guests of C. Milton Griggs, Of
Laurel avenue.
Miss Eckley Blaisdel left early this week
for Los Angeles, where she will remain till
next summer.
DR.. j. w. Bettingen left last Tuesday for
two years study in the hospitals Of Vienna
and London.
Mrs. Charles Nelson and Miss Gertrude
Nelson, of saltwater, spent part Of the week
in st. Paul.
Maj Charles Wanzer, who has been in Hur-
ley. Wis. several months on business, has
returned.
The Misses Gussie and Amelia Hoffman, of
Tenth street, start tonight to visit friends in
the East.
Mrs. Emily franklin, of the Colonnade,
gave box party at the Harris Saturday after
noon.
Miss Gilillan, Of lower town, expects
soon to go to Germany for an extended
stay.
Miss Daisy Davy, of Fargo. n. D.. who has
been visiting Mrs. Hoag, OF 253 Louis street