St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-10-25

nue.. who have been spending a short time in
Kentucky, are expected to retilen home soon.
Miss Cornelia Van Etten. who has been
studying music in Europe, is in the CITY, the
guest of Mrs j. b. Oakes, of Olive street.
Mrs. Myron Reed, Of West Superior: and
her daughter, Mrs. William Wead. of Chi
cGgo visited Mrs. DR.. Quinn last week.
MIR. and Mrs. George W. Sargen t, formerly
OF Minneapolis, have taken up their resi-
dence in 81. Paul at 2f3 Nelson venue.
Mrs. Henry Schurmeier and son, Harry of
John street, expect to leave tho first of the
month to visit relatives in the East
Mrs. a E. Darlington a1:d Mrs Judge Par
ish, of Ashland, are the guests of Mrs. Rich
ard Darlington, OF Osceola auenne.
The Misses Robertson. of Burlington, who
have been the guests of Mrs. j. NJ. Rossell,
left for home Thursday.
Lieut.. Walter Scott Hughes, U. S. N. made
short visit to ST. Paul last week, being ell
route TO New Orleans.
Mrs. James G. Blaine Jr. was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Lyons of Cedar street,
during the week.
Dr. Bean is at Coronado Beach, CAL, and.
indeed, there is now there quite colony OF
st. Paul people.
Guy Wells. who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Rossell, will return 10 Duluth
tomorrow.
Mrs c. S. Youngs, of Selby avenue. has
gone East. and viii pass the winter in New
York state.
Mrs f. +. McIver will leave soon to spend
the winter in the South for the benefit of her
health.
Miss Curtiss. who has been visiting Mrs NJ
d. Grover, has returned to her home in New
York
Mrs. George A. Hamilton is the guest of
her son, Edwin Hamilton, of Evanston, Chi
cago.
Mrs. II. J. Cooper and Miss Mildred Cooper,
of Nelson avenue, are visiting friends in Du-
luth.
. E. B. Butler and family have moved into
the city from Merriam Park, for the winter.
Mrs. Dr. Codding. of Duluth, was the guest
of her sister Mrs. j NJ. Rossell. this week.
Messrs. ID. Moon and II. p. Rugg are home
after few days soiourn in Duluth
II. F. Holmes. who has been visiting z. w {.
Peei, has gone home to New York.
Mrs. Newland Dalrymple, of Ashland is
visiting Mrs. Richard Darlington.
Mrs. Sharp is visiting her son, Leedom
Sharp. of Portland avenue.
Mr.. Hallum, of Madison, Wis. is visiting
his son, Oscar Hallum.
Mrs. Henry Hale win spend the winter
visiting in the East
Judge Thomas returned from Duluth the
first of the week.
George Bull spenta few days during the
week III Duluth.
ID. r. McGinpis has returned from his visit
10 Grduu OrkS.
w F. Wilson left Friday to spend q few
days i'll Duluth.
Mr. and Mrs William Corlies have gone to
Chicago to i've.
Robert c. Ramsay is home from visit to
indianapolis.
E. B. Young has gone to Cambridge, Mass,
for a visit.
Miss Duewitz is the guest of Mrs. Charles
S. Bunker.
Charles A. Hawks is in the city from Pu-
eblO, Col.
NJ. D. Grover. of Summit avenue, is in New
York.
Miss Burkhard has returned from Sioux
City.
+. f. Sheldon is going to Tennessee to live.
Col. A. b. Bracket is home from Duluth.
Miss Alice Monfort is visiting in Duluth.
NJ. H. Albin is home from a visit West.
Eugene Mehl Dr. is in Europe.
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DR.. Edward C. Spencer has happily so far
recovered from his recent illness that he has
been enabled to go to Coronado Beach, Cal TO
recruit, and expects to remain there during