St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-09-20

.ional church gave a reception last evening
20 their pastor, Rev. j. Ii. Chandler and
lrs. Chandler.
George r. Finch and Dudley Finch have
zone out hunting towards BaFnesyiile. and
he result is awaited with breathless interest
ny Crawford Livingston and Col Rugg
Miss Shepherd, who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Leedom Sharp, of Portland ave-
nue.. expect TO leave for her home in New
York city Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs William S. Mellen and fam
ily of Summit avenue, have returned TO the
city. They have been spending two weeks
visiting in West Superior.
Mrs James P. Elmer and Mrs L.. P. Ord
way arrived home yesterday from Narragan-
sett Pier, where they have been spending the
summer.
NJ j. Boyle will leave to morrow evening
for business trip to New York city where
he expects TO remain for some three weeks.
Mrs. How, of Boston, is visiting her son,
Jared How, at the Aberdeen. Mrs. How is
sister of Hon. Greenleaf Clark. of this city.
Irving Ferguson. who has heen visiting
Paul Ferguson during the summer, has re-
turned to New York. He will attend Yale.
c. II. Alden, who has been the guest of his
parents DR.. and Mrs. Alden. for the past
week. has returned to his home in Boston.
Mrs 4. L. Schumacher and daughter were
| registered at the Summit house, Mount
| Washington. on Tuesday last.
| Mrs j. M. Russell, of Dayton avenue was
| of her brother, Robert Wells.
d. L. Harbaugh Carl Harbaugh, Mrs Will
| son and Miss May Wilson will leave tonight
| for a visit TO Montpelier Vt.
Last Sunday the gentlemen of Poverty fiat
were the guests of 0din G. Clay at his planta-
ton at Grey Cloud island.
Mr. and Mrs. George G.. Squires have re-
| turned home after spending the summer at
| NORWOOD Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Corning, of Holly ave-
mill fox civ iaf ha
old Farwell place.
Miss Marie MiIlette returned to Hastings
after few days visit to her brother, j. ID.
| MiIlette.
Mrs. Fitzgerald, who has been the guest of
Mrs. John Rogers Jr., has returned home to
Europe.
Karl Harbough will leave to-day for Bos-
ton, where he will attend the technology
! school.
George W. White, of New YORK, was in
st. Paul Wednesday, the guest of j. W. De
Camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wann have left the hill
and gone back 10 live on Exchange street
| north.
Mrs. James. of Boston, is visiting her
father and mother, DIR. and Mrs. ID. c. Price.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Graves, of Nebraska, is
| the guest OF his cousin, Edward b. Graves.
Hervey Simpson has left for Conc ord, n.
H., where he will attend St. Pauls school.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bull, who have been
in Chicago for few days. have returned.
d. B. Smith, a prominent merchant of St.
| Joseph Mo-, was IN the city this week.
j. W. Shepard, of Selby avenue, has re-
| turned home from Independence. 10.
Mrs. William George of Ashland avenue,
is visiting friends i'll Lebanon, Pa.
Lansing Bennett has gone to Concord, n
| IT,, where he will attend school.
Mrs. William Lord, of Summit avenue is
| visiting relatives in La Crosse.
Miss Anna Morgan, of Selby avenue is at
| tending school in New York.
j. ii. Whitacre and Miss Alice Wh1tacre are
| in the Yellowstone Park
Miss Frances Tarbox will attend school al
| Pennington this year.
Mayor Smith left the early part of the
| week for visit East.
Miss Eta Hall returned to Vassar college
| Wednesday evening.
II. e. Bigelow came home yesterday from a
| visit up country.
Oscar Lindeke has gone to Chester. Pa, to
! attend school.
P. j. Bowlin and family are home from
! White Bear.
Frank Keogh and family came in from the
| lake to-day.
Miss Lucy Perins expects TO spend the win
| ter abroad.
Mrs. DR.. Sawyer is visiting friends in Wis
| consin.
Miss Alice Baker will teach at Duluth this
winter
C. W. Gordon will not go to Chicago next
week.
Tracy Lyon expects to go East next week
j. A. Harding has returned from Chicago.
Mrs. w. b. LoOmis is still at Lake Crystal
| Miss May Pierce is home from Boston.
Martin III. Albin is in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. c. H. Condor is at home again.
Miss Edne Quinn is in Chicago.
Miss Lou Fuller has gone East
Sherman Fish is in New York.
! Frank Manner is in the city.
Robert King has gone East.
II
Mrs. Henry b. Farwell of Selby avenue,
lest Thursday morning for Pecatonica, ILL.,,
where, on Sept. %, her father and mother
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming celebrate their fiftieth
wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs Harry p Powell have re-
turned to st. Paul, and have taken I'D their
residence at 91S Armstrong street. where they
will be at home to their many friends.
Irving Ferguson left the first of the week