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

sister, Mrs. A. c. Keith, at the. Albion, leaves
tonight for a two months visit at her old
home, Cornish, Me.
James B. Hubbell Jr.. who. for year past,
has been attending a school OF mining en-
gineering in Rapid City, Oak, is expected
home next week.
Mr.. Butterfield left Tuesday for his home
in Boston, after spending few days at the
residence of Gen. and Mrs. M. d. Flower. of
Ashland avenue.
Mrs. Chapman and Miss Reenie Chapman
will leave next Tuesday for Halifax and the
Eastern provinces, where they will spend
lothe summer.
Miss Emma and Miss Clara Heth, who have
been visiting Miss Jennie Wisnon 600 Cedfr
street. left Saturday for their home, Fond gu
Lac Wis.
William NJ Bushnell and family have made
arrangements to take up their ouartersln
their lake home at MiDnetonka for the
season.
Mrs. W. A. Hardenbergh and children, sof
Central Park, will leave next Tuesday for
Geneva Beach, where they will Stay several
| weeks. q
| Mrs c. F Mailer and Masters Walter and
| Fred Mailer. of Virginia avenue, left to-day
| to spend about five weeks at Geneva Beach,
Mimi.
Mrs DIR. Patterson and Miss Webb. who
| have been the guests of Mrs. Harvey Ofhcer,
| of st. Peter street. have gone to the Pacific
| coast.
| Miss Edwards. who for several months has
| been visiting DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Ancker,
will leave in few days for her home in the
| East. .
Warren L. Watts, of Fuller street, left
| Wednesday for the West He will spend
some months sojourning beyond the Rockies.
Miss Ethel Washburn, Of Yankton, S. D.,
is still visiting her grandparents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. N. DAVIS. of Harrington avenue.
| Miss Macmurtrie, who has been the guest
| of Miss Marian Craig, of Mackubin street,
| left Tuesday for her home i'll LIE Sueur.
E. M. Van Duzee E. M. Hallowen and D.
B. Smith and their families have returned
from two weeks soiourn at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Jones and daughter
Edna will leave tomorrow night for Seattle,
| to visit Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Painter.
Clifford Glidden of Idaho, is spending a
| few days with his sister, Mrs. George W..
James, of West Seventh street.
| Mrs. S. NJ Baker has returned to her home
in Kansas City after visiting her sister, Mrs.
Comstock, of Iglenart street.
Miss Lydie and Miss Rogers, from Mime
| apoliS are guests at the Col Allen cottage at
| MInnetonka for the summer.
Miss Rika Heihemann and Anna Hanson
will leave tomorrow for three months
| journey through Germany.
Mr. and Mrs. Jaggard, of Pennsylvania are
visiting their son, E. A. Jaggard. ana are
stopping at Minnetonka.
Mr. and Mrs. Ovitt, from St. Paul, will de-
vote their time to the pleasures of Mime
| tonka at the st. Louis.
Henry Swinton leaves about the 18th Of
July for Houston, Tex. which place he Will
make his future home.
| Samuel G. Sloan and daughter. of Sherman
| street, will leave Monday to spend several
days in Chicago
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Armstrong and Mr..
and Mrs. Stem have cottage at Mlnnetonka
| for the summer
visiting with her son, Il. B. Wheelock, at 263
Louis street.
Miss Matte Simpson, Of Ma nkato is the
guest of Miss Mildred Campbell, of 1872 Good
rich avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Clarence Johnston moved
Wednesday to their cottage at Spring Park,
Minnetonka.
Miss Jessie Newsalt of Owatonna. is visit
ing with her friend, Miss Norton, of Waba-
sha street.
Miss Laura Winter, of Summit avenue, has
gone to New York, whence she will soon sail
Tor Europe.
Miss Mellin, who has been spending few
days visiting friends in Duluth, has returned
to the city.
Mrs Ella Eldridge, of this city, left last
evening for visit of few days with friends
in Duluth.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Rumsey and family. of
! st. Louis, are spending the Summer at Min
petonka.
Mrs. r. A. Lanpher, of Dayton avenue,
left Tuesday to visit three weeks at Marshall
! town, 10.
! Mr. and Mrs W. D. Baker, of Carroll street,
| Merriam Park, will reside at Pryor Lake dur
! ing July.
/ Mrs r. c. Burdick and Miss Maggie Bur
dick, OF Westminster street, have gone to
| Tacoma.
Mrs Parker and Miss Parker, of Boston,
are visiting Capt. Edwin Bell, of Dayton
| avenue.
Miss Mamie Ewing of st. Louis is the
guest of Miss Marguerite Blakely, of Jackson
| street.
Mrs Ella G. Weaver, of Detroit, is visiting