St. Paul daily globe., 1891-06-28

Miss Olive Humphrey, of Central Park. Miss
Fairbanks was formerly resident of this
city, and her many friends will be glad to see
her again.
Miss Una Zimmerman, of East seventh
street. will spend the summer in the East.
Mrs. Warner, of Philadelphia, is the guest
OF her sister, Mrs. Tnrall, at Minnetonka.
Capt. Slmonton and family have gone to
the Maine coast
Miss Marguerite Young Is visiting friends
In Litchfield.
William Lindeke and a. H. Lindeke have
gone abroad.
Miss Hummel, of New Ulm, is visiting St.
Paul friends
Mrs. j. W. Bass will spend the summer at
Bar Harbor
Miss Langhlin, of the Colonnade, is visiting
in the East.
A. Nettleton and wife, of Mason City, are
In st. Paul.
Mrs. Col Barbour, of the Aberdeen, has
gone East
Leedom Sharp is home from visit to Phila-
/ delphia.
Judge C. E. Otis and family of Summit
I avenue. viii leave soon for the sea shore,
where they will spend the mainder of the
summer.
| Miss Maud Dampier, of Fergus Falls who
IS visiting her brother. ID. Ii. Dampier. on
/ Bancroft street, leaves for La Crosse shortly.
| Mrs. Dudley Finch and family left Wednes-
day for Kennebunk Beach, Me. Miss Nellie
/ Scnetfer viii join Mrs. Finch very soon.
| Mrs. Vincent ana Miss Minnie Vincent are
again home ana occupying their house at the
corner of Mackubin and Carroll streets.
Mrs. Alice Cotter and daughter Mabel and
Mrs. Henry Stene, of Fremont street, are
visiting at Atwater, Mimi, this week.
Miss Louise Tattersall, sister of Mrs. c. j,
Humascn, OF Summit avenue, has returned
TO her home at High Forest. MINI.
G. L. Butcher, Mrs. William Rawlinson and
Miss Zula Butcher. OF Smith avenue, are Wis
iting relatives at La Crosse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Swartz of Detroit,
Mich, are visiting their son, G. II. Swartz,
Earl street. Daytons bluff.
! Mrs. G. ID. Hardin, of Monmouth, H., is
spending few weeks with Mrs. c. j. Huma-
son, on Summit avenue
! DR.. j. E. Sawyer is home from visit to
1 Jersey City and was last evening given q
serenade by his friends.
n. F. Hunt, principal of the Barnard
school, has gone with a surveying party to be
/ absent two months.
| Mrs. Otto Gerstiug. of 400 Collins street, is
entertaining Mrs. Caroline Nolle and Mrs
| A. Riepe.
H. P: Barclay has gone to Helena Mont.
! on trip of combined business and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry W. Erving, West Su-
/ perior, visited ST. Paul friends on Monday.
Henry Simpson is home from Concord, N.
! H.. where he has been attending school.
! Mrs. John Wright and family. of Ninth
street. are visiting relatives in the East.
! Miss Coxhead, of New York, is the guest
OF Mrs. j. Coxhe ad, of Summit avenue.
! Mrs. Owens. of Dayton avenue. has as hel
| guests her sisters the Misses Hicks
Miss Julia Swartz, of Dayton's Bluff has
| been spending week in Duluth
Miss Blanche Dunn Is at Bald Eagle, the
guest of Miss May Cummings
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Gilberton are at home
at Sheriff Beams residence.
| Messrs. Benjamin Hodge and Wallace Win
! ter are at home from Yale.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Doubleday have been al
Lake Park for few days.
Miss Gertrude Mill er is home from school
! for her summer va cation.
Mrs. j. H. All en- and daughter are spending
about week in Chicago.
William Cohn, of New York, is the guest oil
! Nico Van der Vede.
! Mrs E. Everard. Hotel Barteau, is visiting
| friends al Burr Wis.
/ Miss Nellie Mcclure is home from her
| southern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Cline will reside at 81
| Leech street
Gov. Hoard, of Madison, was in the city
Wednesday.
Frank Bigelow is up from La Crosse for
F. C. Barber and Charles Nienaber are in
| BraInerd.
Will Brewe ster, of Manchester, has gone tC
, Omaha.
I Miss Eta Myres has gone East for the sum
mer.
J Miss Grace Bracket has returned from Du
i luth.
b. n. Austin is making Southeasters tour
Mrs. Stewart has gone East for the summer