St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-03
PinSka's Stores
Open on the Fourth until noon.
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Where People Go, and Whence
They Come.

Everyone. without distinction of politics or
religion, Will be sorry to learn that Mr.. and
Mrs James G. Wall and family have left ST.
Paul and gone to Milwaukee to live. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wall have resided here for the past ten
years. and each year of the ten has out added
10 their circle of friends and to the esteem in
which they have been held. 1t is not readily
seen what the Nushka club will do without
Mr.. Wall, he who has always been so prolific
in happy suggestions for the clubs welfare
ana pleasure. 1t is pity that SO many of
our popular young people leave The civ from
time to time.
Miss Lylan Bowron and Miss Ida Young
man, both OF River Falls. Wis, are visiting
in the city with c. w. Youngman and family
on Dayton's Bluff. The young ladies both
express themselves as highly pleased with
st. Paul, and think the climate and scenery
is as grand as they ever saw anywhere. They
expect to make quite stay, and before they
leave will probably visit other portions of
the Northwest
Alice Goodrich to Victor Robertson. Miss
Goodrich, though having only recently re-
turned from prolonged stay on the other
side. has become prime favorite in social
circles. as is natural for one so bright and ac-
complished. Mr.. Robertson. also a leader in
social circles. is to be congratulated.
A. S. BJlles, of Philadelphia, was in the
city this week as the guest of E. ". Peet He
vas on his way from visit to the far West.
Mr.. Bolles Is a distinguished scientist and
literary man, member of the faculty of the
University of PENNSYLVANIA and editor of the
Bankers Magazine one of the old .st publ
cations i'll the country.
In the special term Of the district court of
Ramsey county yesterday morning the name
Of Grace Flower Hawkins was legally
changed TO Grace Hawkins Flower. and she
was duly adopted as the daughter of Gen.
and Mrs. NJ. d. Flower.
Misses Emma Krentzel, Ida Wilson and
Gertrude Gersting, of St. Paul, are visiting
Mr.. krentZel, OF MarShalltown, To- They
start soon, accompanied by Mrs. Krentzel, for
New York and will sail ON the steamer Cir
cassia for Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barrett, of River Falls.
Wis, are spending few weeks with their
son, r. NJ. Barrett at ITO Eaton avenue.
They have also been visiting their daughter.
Mrs. Charles Nick, at Taylor's Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Adams and family were
Messrs. Goyer. They were on their wav from
their old home in St Louis to Spokane Fails.
where they will reside
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Butler, of College avenue.
have returned from very pleasant Eastern
"trip, whence they went to bring their dauph-
ter Mae from school,
Miss Nellie Cunningham, of Portland ay-
enue, returned home last week from Lima
n. Y. where she has been attending school
for the past year.
niece, Miss Maud Sulzbach, Of Grand Forks.
n. D., Is the guest of her sister, Miss L. Wolf,
of st. Peter street.
Theodore Borup and family, of Woodward
avenue. are soon to move into their new
home on the corner of Summit avenue and
Kent street.
j. X. Taylor took his departure Tuesday
evening for Philadelphia, where ne proposes
to live in the future. Mrs. Taylor was already
in the East.
Mrs. W. NJ. Tilleson, of St Paul, has re-
turned from her home in Virginia. and will
spend The summer with Mrs. NJ. E. Wakefield,
of Winona.
Louis Sutnar and Thomas Reinecker lef,
Saturday Tor Duluth to spend the Fourth
and will make a tour of the lakes before re-
turning.
A party Of about twenty will leave for
Prior lake this afternoon to spend the Fourth.
They will be chaperoned by DR.. and Mrs.
Gillette.
Miss Maggie Hurley. of North Branch, is
the guest of Miss Alice Mcclure, of Douglass
street. Miss Hurley expects to remain several
weeks.
Maj. and Mrs. Jones and family, OF Holly
avenue. have gone TO visit III Wyoming. Mimi.
The Misses Officer, of st. Peter street, are
in St Cloud. They are the guests of Miss