St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-21
IN A PERSONAL TINGE.

81. W. Topping is home from Mexico.
Mrs. C. W. Gordon went East last evening
Col. Barr will leave Sunday night for Mon
tana.
Judge Young and Mrs. Young are iR the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. j. Morris have gone
East
VIII. Hyndman has returned from New
York.
Miss Birdie Ludlow has returned from Chi
cago.
Mrs A. B. Driscoll is home from a visit
abroad.
Miss Adah Hawkins is home from visit to
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snapp are going to Du-
luth to live.
Mrs E. l. Frost, of Chicago, is visiting rela-
tives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs R. Ransom and family have
gone to Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Pearce will soon re-
move to Chicago.
Fletcher II. Wheeler left for New York
Monday evening.
Mrs. II. W. Broadgate has returned to her
home at Spencer, 10.
Miss Secombe, of Brooklyn, is the guest of
the Misses Wheelock.
Egbert G. Handy has been elected mem
Der of the Nushka club.
Miss Laird has returned home to Winona
after visit to Miss Weed
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Wall will be at home
Thursdays after March II.
Gen. J. W. Bishop went East via the Mil
waukee Yesterday afternoon.
The Modjeska Opera company leaves here
for Chicago on the 2 rs D. m. train today
Hon. Henry Feig, of Kandiyohi county,
was caller at the state capitol yesterday.
Nick Vanderpool, travelling passenger
agent of the New York Central, is in the CITY,
DR.. John F. Fulton has returned after a
ten days trip to New York, Philadelphia,
etc.
DIV. Keyes, first assistant general freight
agentof the Milwaukee, will leave here for
his home tonight.
Supt l. B. McKelvey, of Dakota county.
called at the Office OF the superintendent of
public instruction yesterday.
1t is rumored that John j. O'Leary will
soon visit Pittsburg to attend wedding in
which he is personally interested.
Mrs, D. W. Cameron leaves this evening
for the East and will return about March IL
with the latest novelties in spring millinery
A. P. Wakefield the newly appointed agent
for this district of the Crescent Transports
ton company, arrived yesterday and went to
Minneapolis il the evening.
At Hotel Sherman-William Elmer, juneau
Alaska; Il. y. Houland, Fargo; g. H. Hoyt
New York; ]. A. Helmor. City; George Wells,
New Richmond: T. r. Whitmore, Denver;
James O'Bren, Mile Lac; Z. F. Miller, Hec-
tor.
At the Ryan-W. H. Daniels, Des Moines;
j. j. Dayton and wife, Lake City; r. L. Bridg-
| man, Boston; Charles Louch, seattle; Charles
A. Adams, Chicago; H. W. Campbell. New
York; s. P. Chick. Boston; N. j. Andrews.
Toledo; George E. Tinker, Concord, N. Fl. +;
B. H Baker, Kansas City.
Arrivals at Hotel Metropolitan-W. q.
Drake, Duluth, Mimi; Mrs. Edmunds, Eau
Claire, Wis; W. F. Allen, West Superior
Mrs. Wilson, Winona; Mr.. and Mrs l.. H
Brown. Winona; MIR. and Mrs. j. F. Munger,
st. Louis: F. d. Riley. Chicago; R. Forsyth
Duluth: P. Griffin, William Nolan, Hastings
Charles Nugreth, G. Nickleson, A. Peterson,
Halleck.
At the Merchants - George E. Perley,
Moorhead; Donald Grant Faribault; A S.
Chase, Duluth; P. H. Carney. Mankato;
Joseph Roach and wife, Mortified; W. K
Coffin, Eau Claire; A. C. Jones, Duluth;
n. johnson, Benson; R. r. Wise, Bralnerd !;
A. r. Holston, Crookston; r. NJ. Tuttle
aud wife, Mandan; J.. G. Cashel, Grafton,
N. D.; Dr. D. F. Collins Hinckiey; F. c..
Whitbeck, Grand Forks, N. d.
Rev. J. T. Harrison will lecture this even
ing at St Michael's church, under the aus
piees Of st. Vincent de Paul, for the benefit
of the poor