St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-02-08

relatives and friends in the Twin Cities dur
ing the week.
W. o. Denegre of West Sixth street. lef
Friday night for New Orleans, his former
place of residence, to be absent about ter
days.
Mr.. and Mrs c. R. Woods, of 22S East Con
gress street, are entertaining Miss Katie Row
cliffe, of Eau Claire, Wis.
Mrs Ethan llen of Rochester, n. Y, Is
visiting her parents Mr.. and H. B. Bigelow,
OF South Exchange street.
Miss Susie Fletcher is enjoying the scenery
of the Pacific slope, and will remain in Cali
fornia for the winter.
Miss Fannie Folsom, OF saltwater, who has
been visiting Miss Proctor, of Selby avenue,
has returned home.
Several Of the young society members at
tended the dance given at Fort Smelling
Monday evening.
Homer Clarke Of Ashland avenue re-
turned from Boston Thursday, where he has
been for week.
Miss Gertrude Hanley. Of Saltwater, has
returned home after visiting st. Paul friends
during the week.
Mrs. Florence Roney, of Burlington, To-,
will be entertained by friends on Laurel ave-
nue. next week
G. W. Grant, accompanied by Miss Kate
Grant, are the guests of Miss Laura Grant, at
Vassar college.
NJ. E. Reed, of Hastings. has been visiting
friends in Manchester and ST. Paul during the
past fortnight.
Miss Adele Wemott Of Western avenue,
leaves Monday for Milwaukee for several
weeks visit.
Miss Mary Judson, of East Congress street,
left Tuesday for visit with relatives in Sc
attle Wash.
Miss Nellie Wheelock, of Summit avenue
is in the East perfecting herself in the French
language
H. G Ingersoll, of Duluth, has been visit
ing his parents on Nelson avenue during the
week.
Miss Maggie Hanen, of CASTLE, Mich, is
the guest OF Miss Doerner, of West Seventh
street.
been visiting Miss Katheryn Nelson, of Still
water
Miss Fannie Plumley has returned to hel
old home IN Fargo, n D., to remain some
time.
Miss Kit Loughren, of Grand Forks, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs NJ. j. Heir, of Viola street
Miss Bessie Howe is visiting friends in Bos
ton, but will soon leave there for New York
Mrs. E. r. Stivers is visiting her mother
Mrs. Charles Trowbridge, of Laurel avenue
Miss Mary and Eliza DAILY, of Sioux City,
are visiting Miss DAILY, Of Franklin street.
Mrs. Russell Freeman is entertaining her
sister, Miss Minnie Wheelock. of Duluth.
Miss Belle Dickey, of Eau Claire, is the
guest of Miss Stevens of Jackson street
Miss Helen Stout. of 7S6 Grand avenue, is
entertaining Miss Benson, of Lake City.
Miss Maggie Humble, of Fourteenth street,
left for the East last Tuesday evening.
Mrs W. G. Pearce, of Grand avenue, is en-
tertaining Mrs Houx, of Sedalia, Mo.
Mrs. George Goblet, of Duluth, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs Stearns, of ROBBIE street.
Louis j. Hnnter, of Detroit, Mich, is visit
ing his brother at 267 Nelson avenue.
Mr.. Walker, of London, Eng, is visiting
Leedom Sharp, of Portland avenue.
Mrs. Comstock, of Iglehart street, is the
guest of friends in GAINESVILLE, Mimi.
Hal Murphy and Miss Mae Murphy assisted
at concert in ST. Cloud Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Dupuy are in Chi
cago, en- route from Philadelphia.
The annual meeting of the Century club
will be held the 25th Of February.
Miss Anna Clancy of Dubuque, is listing
her sister, Mrs. O. j. McDermott.
Miss Fanny Larkin Of Virginia avenue is
visiting friends in Superior, Wis.
Alvin F. Shoemaker. Of New York, is visit
ing Mr. Candy at the Harrington.
Miss Eva Mcdonald. of Farmers Alliance
fame, has returned from Omaha.
A number of West side young ladies visited
Saltwater yesterday afternoon.
A. G. Rice returned Tuesday morning from
business trip to Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Lou Price, of Iglehart street, has gone
to Chicago to remain month.
Miss Caddie Lee. of Mankato, is spending 9
few days with st. Paul friends.
Miss Marguerite Brady is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. d. Nayey, of Duluth.