St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-03

Thomas Mast. the famous cartoonist who is
at the Aberdeen with a number of friends.
Alexander Crawford and his son Wallace
Crawford. of IgleharI street, are home from
California. Their trip proved beneficial 10
Mr.. Crawford's health.
Miss NJ. E. j. Golfer, who has been visiting
friends in the city for a week. returns tonight
to Menomonie, Wis. where she Is supervisor
OF drawing.
Mrs George James and family will leave
soon for Spokane rails, where they will join
Mr.. James, who has preceded them and To-
Gated
William C. Gilmore and D. II. Warren. of
Carlton college Mortified. were7the guests
OF j. s. Hill, of Hazel Park, this week.
Miss Nellie Hope. Of Harrington avenue
has returned from Il several days visit with
her brother, W j. Hope, of Duluth
Miss Meta Beech. who has been visiting
her sister, of RhInelander Wis, has returned
to her home. 26i Nelson avenue.
Miss Lizzie Reid. of John street, has re-
turned home. She has been absent about
eight months visiting in the East.
Mrs. D. McBeath and Miss Winnie Burns.
of Nashburn. Wis, spent last week With G.
q. Brown, of East Sixth st.
Mr.. and hrs. Emil Geist have returned
after three months travel through the
principal cities of Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. N. f. Mcmillan and family
have moved from Tenth street {, the corner
of Grove and Pine streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L. GottsebamnleT have
moved from Petit street to 10i University
avenue, east of jackson.
Mr. aud Mrs Stewart Moore. of Portland
avenue, have gone for all extended tour
through California.
Mrs. G. L. Bean, of Holly avenue, returned
yesterday from a visit TO California and
British Columbia.
Miss Ruth Kimball left for Washington last
l.
John w Palmer.
Miss Helen Patterson. of Hamline, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. A. Warrick, OF the
Victoria fats.
F. T. Rice expects to go to California next
week TO fetch home Mrs. Rice, who is visiting
there
Miss Anna Constans is home from the East
She visited in Boston, New York and Wash
ington
Frank A. Vickery, of Washington avenue,
St Louis, is visiting his brother, II. A. WICK
cry.
Mrs George Lord returned the middle of
the week from few days stay IN Milwaukee
Mrs g. W. Beers is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Beech. POI Nelson avenue.
Mrs NJ. II. Albin is ex pected home from her
winter s0journ in the South next week.
The Misses Kelly, of Sh9rburne avenue, left
Friday for fortnight's visit in Duluth.
w. y. $. Tnorne. of St. Cloud, came down
to attend the Noyes-Brown wedding.
Mrs. W. j. C. Kenyon, of Nina avenue has
returned from trip to California.
Mrs. c. e. Bean. of Holly avenue returned
today from the Pacific coast.
Mrs Frank Parker will leave about the mid.
die OF April for California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Peet have gone to Old
Point Comfort for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bannon Eavc returned
from their European trip.
Lieut. GOV. Ives and Mrs Ives are guests at
the Aberdeen this week.
William MaXtield has gone to Monterey,
Cal, for pleasure trip.
r. W Teasdale is home after a short alb
sence from the city.
c. n. Carpenter, who has been at Dead
wood is in the CITY.
Miss Grover of Summit avenue, has gone
to the Pacific coast.
Mrs n. C. Burdck returned this week from
an Eastern trip.
Mrs E. A. Murray and daughter left
Wednesday for Green Bay, Wis, TO be gone
two weeks.
C. A. Clarke has gone to Chicago on a bust
ness trip.
Richards Gordon and Miss Gordon are in
London
George Matheny is visiting on the Pacific
coast
Tracy Lyon has gone to Winnipeg for few
days.
Mrs. ". S. Mellen expects to go South soon.