St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-08-23

many friends were heartily glad to have his
genial presence among EN- once more
Miss Clara Mott one of St. Pauls well
known pianistes, is playing in concert i'll the
East She will return in few days and re-
sumo teaching in ST. Paul Sept. l..
G. S. Decks, professor of mathematics in
the collegiate institute Of Chatham. Ont, is
visiting relatives in st. Paul. He thinks OF
making his home in this'city.
Lieut. Samuel D. Sturgis Fourth artillery,
will soon be relieved from duty at West
Point and will come to st. Paul as aide-de-
camp to Gen. Merritt.
sam Mcmillan, former St. Paul boy,
now of the state-of Washington, is in the city
visiting relatives. He is a son of ex-senator
Mcmillan.
Misses Belle and Florence Roach and their
guest Miss May Healey, of Dubuque. have
returned after two weeks at the Chisago
lakes
Charles W. Farnham will leave next
week. to be absent about fortnight, during
which he will visit i'll seye raj Eastern cities
Miss Grace Cleveland. of 279 st. Anthony
avenue, returned this week after visiting two
months in Michigan and Wisconsin.
Gov. and Mrs. Merriam went to New Ulm
Yesterday to attend the ceremonies dedlcat
ing the New Ulm state monument.
Miss Sarah Barbeau and Hiss Kate Duggan
have gone to West Superior They are the
guests of the Misses Bagley.
Miss Callie McCabe. of Hardwood, Mimi,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Josie Brown, OF
225 East University avenue.
Miss Hawkins of New York city, is spend
ing week with her cousin, Miss Grace Haw-
kins, of Ashland avenue.
Chief of Police Clark and family returned
Wednesday,. after spending nearly two weeks
in Yellowstone Park
Eugene A. johnson, who has been absent
from ST. Paul for several years. returned 70
the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Warren have returned
to the city from Lake MinnetOnka.
Gen. James s. Brlsbin, Z. S. A. was in the
city several days during the week.
Col and Mrs Rugg. of Summit avenue, are
visiting friends in Ma ckinac.
George Colgrave is home after an extended
trip to the Pacific coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. BurweI and son, Basil,
are yisitlkg in the East.
Edward Howard, of ST. Louis, is visiting
st. Paul friends
Miss Mary Dougherty has returned from
Helena, Mont.
Mrs. Meeker will leave in a few days to visit
in Dakota
Rev. DR.. Heath and family are home from
the East.
Allie Kittson is home after an extended
absence.
Rev. R. F. MacIaren and wife are at Min
netOnka.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Pyle have returned from
Europe.
Mrs. De Camp. of Laurel avenue, is at Lake
Waseca.
a. G. Briggs, of Arundel street, has gone
East.
Miss Kittie O'Co1nor is at Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bryant. Miss Jane
Bryant and Misses Lueretia and Virginia
Bryant participated IN the Vermonters' pic
mic at Spring Park Wednesday.
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and Julia, of Auburn, n. Y, who have been
visiting Mrs. Moore, of Douglass street. re-
turned home Monday EVENING"
Mr.. and Mrs John Luther, Mrs A Colder
mann. and the Misses Rosa GeldermaDn and
Louise Volkmann, are camping at Lake
Josephine.
Miss Kate MacCarthy and her brother Joe
left last saturday for few weeks out at Ten
Mile lake. They are stopping with Col. Nc
Farland.
aliss Mamie Langtry who has been spend
ing her vacation at Waukesha, Wis, has re-
turned home, 562 East Eighteenth street
W. B. Brown, of Brown Bros. the Seventh
street merchants IS III New York buying
everything in sight for the fall trade
Misses Lottie, Minnie and Flora Hills re-
turned Monday. after an outing at the lakes.
much improved i'll health.
Col. W. S. Gilt and friend Mai James P.
Lamb, left yesterday evening for a short stay
at Mackinac Island, Mich.
Miss Nellie Cunningham. of Portland ave-
nue.. has gone 10 New York where she will at
tend school this winter.
Miss Hannah Rigney will spend the re-
mainder OF the summer season in Hudson,
the guest OF her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. McBurney and children, of
Englewood, Ill, are visiting Mrs. J.V. Lewis,
or University avenue.
Miss Brophy, of Superintendent Gilbert's
Office, left Monday evening to spend two
weeks in Chicago.
Miss Fannie Kibbee is entertaining several
st. Paul friends al her summer home at Lake
Minnetonka.
Hon. d. W. LAWYER of Marshall avenue. is
entertaining his brother, j. c. Lawler, of
Sioux City, 10,
Mr. and Mrs Harry .Hanford. of Helena,
Mont, are visiting Mrs. B. Proctor, of Selby
avenue
Nine s. NJ Cunningham leaves Tuesday
evening for New York. She will return
Sept. Z.
Mrs. Carswell Mcclellan, of Virginia ave-
hue, is entertaining relatives from Hartford,
Conn.
Mrs. j. A Hayes left Tuesday morning to
spend three weeks with her parents i'll Chi
cagO.
Mrs. NJ. E. Ferry and her sister, Miss Eva
Davidson, are visiting friends in Webster, SD.
Fred Monfort, of Dayton avenue, is home
after visit TO the Lafayette, Minnetonka.
The Misses Strong. of Marshall avenue are
home after visiting in HudsOa Wis.
Frank Robert Jr returned this week. after
visiting in Montreal and New York.
Mrs. Christiana Diether, of North street, is
visiting friends at Marquette. Mich.
Rev. and Mrs S. &. Smith have returned
| from their trip to the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Sehiffman of Daytons bluff, is home,
| after visiting relatives in St. Louis.
Miss Theresa Sheridan, of Central avenue,
! is visiting friends at Davenport, 10.
A. G. Briggs returned last evening from his
| summer vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cleary aud daughter
| have returned from Duluth.
Jack Murphy and Miss Anna Murphy have
| returned from Duluth.
George Ii. McCammon has gone to New
| York.