St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-03-22
GOING AND COMING.

Among recent departures from the city are
Fifield, TO Chicago: DR.. Frank H. Airport and
wife, to Mexico; Frank L. Greenleaf, TO the
East; H. II. Robinson. aashier for the Wash
burn-Crosby company, to the Bermudas; j.
S. Bell, to New York; Howard De Notice,
to Sioux City; A: c: Lorins, to
f Hot Springs ina A ra W. SPau4ing and
ford and mother, to California;; Mrs. J. X
Sidle to New York: Henry T. Brown, to
Milwaukee: S. B. Lovejoy. to Chicago L. G.
Cauvet, to Chicago; Mrs, H. II. Whitcomb, 10
Ottawa, Can; A. NJ. Fish to the East: j Ohm
G. Woolley. to the East: Mayor p. r Winston
and F. G. Winston, TO Virginia; c. c. Stur-
tevant and family, to Milwaukee.
The following Minneapolitans are soiourn-
ing at Hot Springs, Ark: W. ". Eastman
and wife. W. A. Edwards, J. E. Nichols. j
ii. Thompson. Mrs. James King Kendell, Il.
\. Wright, c. S. Hubert and wife, Mrs. c. b.
Heffelfnger and daughter Miss Balch, John
G. Rickel, W. W. Nichols, H. Z. Balch, G. o.
Hastings, ": M. Holt Mrs. r.. b. Lang
4 TanneT Isabel Reid, Mrs Isaac slsVa Atwater
H. A. Odell w. L. Wolford and wife, c. II.
Chadborn and wife, W. L. Bigelow and wife,
Fisher and wife, D. Morrison and wife ohm
De Iaittre ane wife, NV. Eastman and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. DAWSON
Mrs. G.. L. Anderson. of 7l5 Tweaty-fifth
avenue northeast has had as guests her pa
rents aud sister, Rev. ". II. Ware wife and
daughter Nellie, OF lie Roy, Mimi. Mr.. Ware
is pastor of the Presbyterian church az that
place and Is an especially warm friend to
newspaper men.
j. H. McIntire and wife, who had been the
guests of their sons, II. D. and W. f. McTn-
tire, for week past, returned 10 the East
early last week.
Judge Thomas Cauty, now in California
writes that his health is much improved and
that he expects to return to the city about
April 1.
Henry H. Robinson. cashier of the Wash
burn-CrosDy Mill company, is en- route to the
BermudaS He will be absent several weeks
Herbert Putnam, of the public library
spent some time at Chicago last week. where
he attended a sale of Scandinavian books.
Oliver c. Semple, the attorney, went to New
York the early part of the week, where he
will make his future home.
Mrs. Wilbur T. Cleveland expects soon to
start on an extended tour of the Western and
Southwestern states
L. g. O'Donnell. chief clerk of the health
department, is visiting his parents i'll North
ern New York.
IN. Gore and family have lately moved
to Buchanan, Mich, where they viii reside
III the future.
Mrs. C. c. Hoyt has returned from Paris
and London after all absence of about three
months.
MISS AUh DTduleE spent some tlIne last
week at Hamline, the guest of Miss May
Webb.
s. B. Modisette and family are at home
after pleasant visit among friends in the
East.
G. W. Nash is 10 go to Waseea, Mimi. soon,
where he will embark in the hotel business.
James D. Shearer spent some time at Sioux
Falls. s. D., on local business last week
W. a. Nimocks spent few daysat Chicago
last week attending to business matters.
f. B. Cary and wife and Charles H. Pratt
spent some time at Chicago last week.
A. j. Holmes and II. Allen Oden spent some
time at Chicago last week.
Thomas Lowry returned from the Hot
Springs Wednesday.
F. A. Fish and wife spent several days at
Chicago last week.
Mrs. H. II. Whitcomb is visiting relatives
in Ottawa, Can.
Samuel Hill returned from an Eastern trip
Wednesday.