St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-29
OUR TRAVELLERS.

enterprises to locate here upon The property
between Sixth and Eleventh avenue north
and Lyn and Emerson that he intends to
convert into a second Pullman. Comfortable
homes are to be built and buildings suited to
the need of the enterprise he may secure will
be erected as fast as needed.
M H. Mizener, who has made his home
here for the past year, during the greater
part of which time he has acted in the ca
pacity of cashier and bookkeeper for Regan
Brothers, left for his old home at Erie, Pa,
on Thursday. He will be absent from the
city for about MONTH
Mrs Mary A. Woodbridge, recording secre-
tary of the national and secretary of the
worlds w. c. T. O., is the guest of Rev. G. r.
Merrill and wife. Mrs. Woodbridge is en-
route TO Winnipeg to attend the Manitoba
w. c. 7. q. annual convention.
Rev. D. l.. Sheffield and wife and three
morning to visit Mrs. Sheffields brother, j.
s. Sheriff., of the Northwestern Presbyterian.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheffield have been twenty
years in China in mission work.
Fred IT. King, of the Northern Pacific
freight Office force in this city, has resigned
and and gone to Chicago. He was the recipient
of handsome gold-headed cane presented
by his fellow workmen.
Kendric C. Babcock sailed for Northern
Europe yesterday. He will remain during
the summer, pursuing his historic studies
and expects to return early in September
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Wednesday, where he will remain for the
summer. AT the conclusion of his visit he
will go to China as missionary.
w. G. Collins, recently appointed general
superintendent of the Milwaukee road, went
to Milwaukee yesterday morning, where he
will make his future home.
Walter F. Phillips, secretary and general
manager of the United States Press News AS
ISOLATION of New York, has spent some time
in the city this week.
L. Stafford was in Cleveland, O., last week.
where he attended a meeting of the grand
lodge Of the B. P o. EIks He is district
deputy of this state
j. II. Williams, of Mankato, superintendent
of the bureau of engraving and printing. was
| in town Thursday, leaving the same day for
| Washington city.
| Miss Nellie M. Bracket, OF Pennington,
Mimi, has been visiting her brother, w. NJ.
Bracket, and other relatives during the
| week.
Rev. DR.. Hitchcock, of Chicago, who had
| been the guest of j. E. Wilson and family
| for some time returned to his home Tuesday.
Rev. j. B. Lindstrom, of Denver. Col, is
| visiting friends in town, making his head
| quarters at 1901 Fifteenth avenue south.
Charles H. Pratt and family are stopping
at the Fountain house, Waukesha, Wis. They
will be out of the city for some time.
E. W. Hale and wife, of Sacramento, CAL,
have been seeking pleasure about the town
/
Judge Lafayette Emmett, of Los Vegas. N.
| NJ, and formerly of St Paul. was calling on
Minneapolis friends Tuesday.
H. D. Brown, of Arlington, Mimi. was in
town for few days pleasure and to look
| after business matters
Mrs. II. Fl. Kicker of 1916 Park avenue,
has entertained Miss Nellie Hanson, of Litch-
field, this week.
j. P Harrison, city freight agent of the
Kansas City road, was in Chicago for few
days last week.
Miss Annie Stryker, of Stryker seminary.
has gone East. where she will visit friends for
some weeks.
President George S. Garfield, Of the Ma
tional Educational association, was in town
| on Saturday.
FIR Hart and family have gone to SYRIA
cuse. N Y, intending to remain there sew
eral weeks.
Rev. Med. Richardson and wife, of Balti-
more, Md, were at the West for few days
last week.
George A. Lewis, of Denver, Col, has been
in town for few days enjoying summer
pleasures.
Miss M. E. Burr has returned from Duluth
and is at home with her parents, 81. A. Burr
and wife.
Mrs w. A Dodson and family are at Hot
Springs, S. D., intending to be absent several
weeks.
John Gutenberg and family have gone to
New York for visit. They started Thurs
| day.
Miss Maud Lobdell, of 2727 Lyndale ave-
nue. north, is on q visit to friends in Iowa.
Miss Carrie Canghrean is at White Beal
lake, the guest of Mrs. William Weber.
Edward G. Richardson, of Milwaukee, Wis,
has been visiting here for several days.
Carl Hangar. son of A c. Haugan, is home
from college for the summer vacation.
Miss Emma Newman, of South Mime
apolis, is visiting friends at Duluth.
Miss Nellie Mcdonald, of Grove City, is
visiting in the city with friends.
Henry Hayes, of Aberdeen, s. D., was IN
town the middle of the week.
George B. Skillman, of Duluth, came dowr
on Thursday for a short stay
Mrs. Virginia Seymour, of New York, is a
the Holmes for few days.
Samuel j. Kenyon, OF New Hampton, To-.
was i'll town Wednesday.
Mai. John Bulson returned from his Lake
Superior trip Tuesday.
G. H. Church, Of Owatonna, was in towr
on business Thursday.
G. D. Griddings, of Alaska was q guest a
the Holmes last week.
| Building Inspector j. NJ. HaZen Is at home.
He returned Monday.
E. S. Arnold, of GlenWood, Mimi, was a
: the West on Sunday.
John Lathrop. of Dawson, Mimi, has spen
a few days in town.
Mrs. I. B. Northrup, of Rochester, N. Y, il
visiting in the city.
Wright Dawson returned, from New Yorl
early in the week.
j. S. Goldberg. of San Francisco, Cal, is il
town for a visit.
Rev. j. P. Linderman returned from st
Louis Saturday.
DR.. Henry c. Aldrich is at Waukesha, Wis.
) for few days.
George W. Crosley and wife are in the cit,
for brief visit.
Fred F. Huntress. of Duluth. was at thu
West Tuesday.
LII. McKusick, of Pine City, was in tow
on Tuesday.
C. A. Smith and family have gone to Brat
tleboro.
Capt. j. N. George was in Anoka Wednes
day.
C. F. Ainsworth is in Boston.