St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-14
PURELY PERSONAL.

H. H. Kohisaat proprietor of the Chicago
Inter Ocean. was among the visitors 10 the
city Wednesday. His mission was 10 secure
quarters for himself ana several attaches OF
the paper during convention week.
''Dick" Pickering. manager of the Seattle
Spectator was in The city Monday, Ell route
for home from a visit to his parents at
Omaha. and made calls on some of his old
time Minneapolis acguaintanceS.
Miss Prof Maria Sanford, of the state uni
versity. who fell about Two weeks ago, is
still suffering much from injuries susta ined
al that time. though the past few days she
has been hearing classes.
Mrs Samuel Hill, who is stopping at Santa
Barbara Cal, with her husband is reported
much improved III health She will not re-
turn TO the city until May. Mr.. Hill is ex-
peeled home shortly.
Miss Toll, who has been a guest of Prof.
Tousey the past four months left Wednes-
day night for her home in Western New
York.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Edith
May Chaplin TO Winfield w. Bardwell. The
ceremony will be performed "Wednesday
evening" Feb. "a, at 10ll Fifth street south.
Charles A. Damn. until recently of the
Northwestern bank. left Thursday for Ports
mouth. o., to take a position with the Adj
ans Fire Brick company.
Dorilius Morrison who has been quite i'll
for some time past. is much better. and any
danger that might have existed is thought 10
be past
Capt D. W. Knowlton, of Company Of
Minneapolis, has just been appointed assist
ant inspector general on Cen Bend staff.
Mrs. Z. L. SteeSer. of Hudson. Wis, who
has been visiting the family of V. ID. Jones,
returned home Wednesday night.
Rev. s. w. Sample lectured at st. Anthony
Park Wednesday evening before the Society
OF the Church of Our Father.
Miss Mary +. Shea and Burt D. Carrier were
married Feb. by Frank Il. Millspaugh, of
st. Paul'S Episcopal church.
Mrs. G. c. Willcutt, 26)6 Pleasant avenue,
left Thursday to visit her mother in the
southern part of this state.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Daggett started for a
Western trip Friday evening and will visit
Mexico before they return.
Mrs. 8 j. Bishop, of Watertown, S. D.. is
visiting her sou, E. H. Bishop. Gil East
Twenty-fifth street.
Mrs. E. S. Rocks, of Chicago, is visiting
hermother, Mrs. a. f. ROBBINS, 80 Twelveth
| street south.
Mrs. NJ. b. Dennis and Miss Julia Dennis,
Of Dayton, o., visited friends in the city
Thursday.
Mrs E b. Eddy. of Fargo. is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Peter Clare, 279I Second ave-
| hue south.
Mrs. w. NJ. Mcintosh. nee Mackey, of Chi
| cago, is the guest of Miss Minnie Bracket.
DR.. and Mrs. B. +. Graha m and Mrs. S. F.
| Holbrook left for Florida last evening.
a. X. Tubbs aud family left Friday for a
prolonged stay at Los Angeles, Cal.
| ii. j. Northcott, of Morris, Mimi, is the
| guest of w. L. Rathbun.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, lectured at st. Cloud
| Mimi, Friday evening.
Mrs. A. II. Fitz left Friday for Milwaukee
| to visit her parents
| Miss Jennie Gluck and sister left Thursday
| for San Francisco.
j. Wood and family left Friday evening
| for Golden, Ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Ellis are en- route to
| San Francisco.
| J.tR. Noddin left Friday for Los Angeles.
| Cal.