St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-24
PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

The beautiful city of Austin was repre-
sented in st. Paul last week by Mrs. l.. NJ
OEer, her daughters Winnie and Matte and
son Frank. What took their eye most in the
beauty of our large buildings, and they spent
many hours in viewing the city from their
roofs. They also took in some of the suburb
an resorts. and while in the city were the
guests of 5. {. Eldredge. who acted the part
OF entertainer In most admirable manner.
Rev: Stuart b. Purves. rector of st. Peters
church. Dayton'S Bluff, is visiting his old
parishioners at Redwood Falls, MINI. The
archdeacon of Minnesota is officiating dur
ing his absence.
land avenue, took the steamer Sidney Thurs
day for river trip, and will visit their
uncle, Gen. George Jtis of Iowa.
Miss WEIGH, of Henderson, is visiting
friends in ST. Paul. She will spend several
days at Lake Minnetonka before returning
home.
Mrs. Thomas Scorah and family left We'd
nesday evening for New DIRK, where they
will sail for an extended trip through Eu-
rope.
Mrs. JEANNE NJ. Howell. of New York.
author of "A Common Mistake is in ST.
Paul visiting her brother. GOV. Merriam.
Miss Rae Ellerbee is home from the East
and will be the guest of Gen. and Mrs. j. W.
Bishop, at Spring Park, for the summer
Mrs. j. y. Mounts and Mrs. E. D. Lock
WOOD. OF MacalSter Park, have returned
from two-week' s visit at Austin.
George Giraffe returned to his nome in Du-
iuth, after few days visit with the Misses
Cavanagh, of Mount Airy terrace
Mrs. Ralph Mead gave reception Thurs
day evening for Miss Katherine Wurst, who
has just returned from the East
Miss Jean Wood. of Toronto, and Miss
of Miss Holmes, OF Irving Park.
Arnold Kalman lett for the East last even
ing to remain until September, when his
family will return from Europe.
Mrs. Col Tayor and family left Tuesday for
Portland, Or, where they will spend the re-
mainder Of the summer.
Mrs. Charles Burch. of AIT Ashland
avenue. has gone to the northern part of the
state OH a short visit.
Mrs. Jacobs of Tacoma, who has been at
MinnetOnka for short time left for the East
the first of the week.
Rev. E. r. Pierce. of Selby avenue, is en-
tertainlng Mrs. Higgins and daughters of
Jacksonville. Fla.
Col. W. W. Berry, of Quincy, H., was the
guest of Gen. X. W. Johnson, at the Aber-
deem, this week.
Mrs. c. G. Child and children of Laurel
avenue, nave gone to the Pacific coast for an
extended visit
Miss Emma Smith, of Concord street, left
Wednesday for visit with friends at
Buffalo, n. Y.
Maj John V. Furey and family have re.
turned from trip to the Yellowstone
National PARK.
Misses Mary and Nora Desmond have gone
East with MIR. and Mrs. j. Healev, of Bis
mark, n. ID.
Mrs Macveigh has returned from her trip
abroad, and is visiting her mother, Mrs GEN.
Hammond.
Miss Hattie Hammond. who went abroad
with her sister, Mrs VacVeigh. has returned
TO ST. Paul
DR.. A. T.. Bigelow left yesterday with his
family to enjoy for time the cooling air OF
Mackinac.
Miss Allen. of Summit avenue, has for hel
guest this week Miss Bessie Cornish of Min
netonka.
Ralph Waterman Duncan has returned
from fortnlghts visit to relatives in
Bath, Me.
Miss Elsie Whitney spent short time Q,