St. Paul daily globe., 1891-01-25
PEOPLE PARAGRAPHED.

Mrs. Cen W. T. Thomas is in the city max
ing her old st. Paul friends visit. AT pres
ent she is at William q. Aliens, corner Sum-
nit and Dayton avenues, the guest OF Mrs.
John H. Coehead.
Mrs. II. W. Comstock is spending a week
with her brothers. H. H. and W. Il. Kent, of
this city. and will attend family reuplon at
her brothers., u. 4. Kent, at Hastings, Mimi,
to-day.
Thomas Cannon and daughter Viola, Car
roll street. returned home Thursday evening
after two weeks trip through Iowa and
Missouri with relatives and friends
Philip La Montague Wall leave Monday for
New York to visit his sister who was recently
welded in London to Mr.. Pendleton, son of
the eX minister to Germany.
Richards Gordon and Miss Gordon have
gone to New York Mr.. Gordon goes to Eu-
rope and Miss Gordon will remain in the
East TWO or three months.
Frank S. Weidenborner, Of 295 East Seventh
street. left Wednesday evening for New York
and Philadeladelphia on buAiness, to be gone
about two weeks.
Miss Lois Sprague, of saltwater, who has
been visiting Miss Edith Hope; of Earring
ton avenue the past week. returned to her
home Friday.
Nj. and Mrs E. N. Saunders. of St. Peter
street. will return the early part OF the week
from Chicago, where they have heen visiting.
Mrs. C. +. Mailer John d. Miller and Mas
ter Fred Mailer left Wednesday evening for
Camden S. c., where they will visit relatives.
Miss Libby Hutchins, of Milwaukee, Wis,
Is visiting with her uncle and auut Mr.. and
Mrs. c. W. Nitterauer. of West Seventh street.
MI and Mrs. Richard Stockton will not
leave for their new home III New Jersey un-
til the middle of February.
Mrs. JONES' of Superior has been the
guest, during the week, of Mrs. William Mel
len. of summit avenue.
Horace Jones, who used to live in st. Paul,
xril on (ihQrlpStOn
for Honolulu.
Mrs. McQuillan and family are at the Ar
lington, Washington, for the remainder Of
the season.
Miss Alden, lately arrived home from
abroad, is visiting Mrs. Paris Fletcher for
few days.
Miss Caldwell. who has been the guest Of
Miss Gillian, is now visiting Mrs. Fred 5.
Bryant.
Mrs John Mcyoy, of Chicago, is visiting
her uncle, P. M. Hennessy, of Ashland ave-
hue.
Rev. Father Conroy, of Faribault, was in
the city this week visiting Rev. L. L. Caillet.
Harry G. Allen. Of Grove street, left the
last of the week for school at Notre Dame.
Percy Davis left Monday for New York,
which place will hereafter be his home.
Miss Walker, of Denver, is the guest of
Mrs Hayden Cole, of Harrington place.
Charles WanZer, of West Superior, spent
the early part Of the week in the city,
DR.. and Mrs. E. Walther, of Eighth street,
are home from visit to the East
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Carpenter, of St. Peter
street, are home from Deadwood.
Clarence E. Secor left last night for New
York, to be gone month.
j. j. Hill sailed for Europe Wednesday, to
be absent some months.
Miss Bessie Howe is in the East for visit
Of Two or three months.
Frank Beaupre. son Of Bruno Baupre, has
gone to Tacoma TO live.
Miss Florence Benson, Of Lake City, is the
guest of Miss Stout.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Fletcher have taken the
Judge Hall house.
Miss Beck has gone to Chicago to be absent
three months.
Dr. and Mrs. Lawton left Thursday night
for the East.
Mrs. John Begg. of Flint, Mich, Is visiting
friends here.
L.E. Newton has gone East for visit Of a
week or two.
Miss Larkin expects to go to Superior for
visit soon.
E. V. Harman has returned from visit to
Virginia
Mrs. N. R. Crow spent part of the week in
Chicago.
MIR and Mrs. Farwell are expected home
shortly.
Col Wright, of Summit avenue, is in New
York.
Miss Austin is the guest Of Mrs. A. S. Sibly.
Miss Walker, of ST. Louis, is visiting here.