St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-07

friends of the Christ church choir were at the
train to say good bye. and the boys of the
choir presented him with friendship ring
as token of their regard.
o. s. Goss, of Palmer, Fla, who passed the
winter with his dauShter Mrs j. B. Avery. of
Selby avenue. departed for his home Thurs
day. He will spend some weeks en- route
visiting in Chicago and Plainfield, H., and
other points
The innocent farmers, railroad men and
other possible targets IN the Midway district
are much excited over the coming shooting
match for twenty birds between Jed How and
G. w. Gordon, neither of whom ever fired q
shotgun.
Mrs. William r. BurkhaFd returned last
week from a winters visit with relatives at
Trinidad, Col, and other Western points.
She was accompanied by Miss Ida Burk-
hard, of Trinidad, who will spend the sum-
mer here
Miss Blanch Randolph. 465 East Page
street, left Wednesday evening for Oakland,
Cal, to spend the summer with friends
Miss Charlotte Yaeger, Of Hastings, who
has been spending the week with Miss
Eubank, goes to Tacoma in few days.
Miss Cora Lewis, who is teaching among
the freedman at Beaufort, N. c., will spend
the summer with st. Paul friends.
Judge and Mrs. Lusk, the Misses Lusk and
Miss Ida Lusk. who are at Vassar, will spend
The summer at the sea shore.
Messrs. II. S. Gilbert, James Rider. Ed v.
Mickey and NJ j. Forest have been fishing at
Lake Carlos the past week.
Mr.. Bartlett and family, of the West side,
will occupy Capt. Maginnis' cottage this sum-
mer at White Bear lake.
Miss Lucy knight, who has been visiting
her grandmother in st. Paul, has returned to
her home in Tacoma.
Miss Agnes Butler, of Walnut street, enter
tanned eight of her young lady friends at tea
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John L. 6napp, of Pleasant avenue.
has gone to Helena to spend month with
friends
W. E. Cullen Jr., of Helena, win visit in
st. Paul soon. on his way home from Ann
Arbor
Mrs R. Buck. of Helena, Mont, VINO is the
guest of Miss Myrtle Smith, is seriously Ill.
Mr. and Mrs DickermaD arrived safely at
Hayre, Sunday last, and are now in Paris.
Earnest G. Chreiman and wife, of Lucy
street, have removed to Watertowp, S. D.
Miss Emma Gillette has returned from her
visit with friends at Clear Lake. Wis.
Charles B. Lawton and family moved to
their White Bear cottage Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cogan have gone to
White Bear lake for the summer.
Miss Jennie Wemott has been the guest of
Miss Moore, of Summit avenue.
Miss Maggie Cosgrove has gone TO Lcxing-
ton, KY. to visit Miss Beck.
Miss May Guthrie graduated ct Ninneap-
Mr.. and Mrs 5. L. Reichert have returned
from their Eastern trip.
Miss Manson, of Bates avenue, will spend
the summer in superior.
Miss Nina Coleman. of Des Moines, Wis
tied in ST. Paul Tuesday.
Mrs. T. A. Hunt, of Ninth street. will spend
the summer in Chicago.
Mr.; and Mrs. j. Z. Balltt left Friday for the
Pacific coast.
i
Henry P. Upham has at last bought the
handsome Griggs property on Summit ave
nue., and its status seems to be settled at
last. Mr.. Upham ana his family will add
not little to the already "swell' avenue of
the city.
Forest H. Orton, formerly of st. Paul. is
at present student in the dental scnool of
the University OF California 1t is with
pleasure that his friends learn of his engage
ment to an estimabie young lady of Oakland,
Cal.
Charles Halvorsen, the principal citizen
of Dawson, Mimi, was in the city yesterday
visiting his many friends, and especially his
old business partner, Hon. Lane X. Stone.
Dr. Routh, L. S. y of Washington city,
has returned from his visit to the Yellow,
stone much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Robinson arrived
home from Florida to-day. They have been
in the South all winter.
Fred Johnson, of Ashland avenue. will
leave shortly for Italy, where he will finish
his musical education
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey officer and family
leave next week to occupy their summer
house at Minnetonka.
w. W. Price will soon start on a long bust
ness trip TO New York, Boston, Washington
and other cities.
Russell T. Baxter. of West Superior We
the guest during the week of W. a. Brown,
of lglehart st.
Miss Carrie Lowenstein is home from Phil
adelphia, where she has been attending
school.
Mrs. Jennie Howell and daughter will leave
in few weeks for a trip to Europe.
Mrs. D. C. Price has gone East to visit her