St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
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avenue. Before they left Cleveland they
were given great reception, at which was
SHOWN the great estimation and affectionate
regard in which they are held in that city.
Mrs. j. w. White will leave about the mid
ole OF next month for an European trip She
VIII take with her her two children. They
VIII be absent about two years. Miss Wheel
er, of Chicago. who for a short time was a
resident OF this city, will accompany them.
Miss Katherine Knapp. of Racine, who has
been the guest OF her sister, Mrs. A. E. Boye-
sen, OF harrington avenue, left for her home
last evening. Miss Knapp is u most charming
young lady. and IN her visits TO st. Paul has
mace large number of warm friends
Mrs: Maude II. Barley, accompanied by
Mrs. W. f. Street, was the guest of her
cousin, II. A. Vickery, OF st. Anthony Park,
the first OF the week. Mrs. Barkey is the edi-
tress OF the Leayen. bright reformatory pa
per published at Duluth.
Polite society has lost one of its most sterl-
Ing ornaments in the departure of Francis
Sklpwlth for London, where he will in the
future live. He has gone into the banking
business in London under favorable cohdi-
lions.
Hon. William Bentley mayor of Bismarck,
who has been visiting i'll st. Paul for medical
treatment, has almost entirely recovered, and
has gone to Los Angeles.
DR.. Alden left the middle of the week for
the east, where he will join Mrs. Alden who
is wishing relatives. They win return to the
city LII about month.
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the past week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Lair, of Bates avenue, returns to her
home this evening.
Miss Cummings, SO long in the employ of
Mannheimer Brothers, will leave soon Tor
San Francisco. Her absence will be for an
indefinite length.
Misses Ranlet. Trowbridge, LIE Bourgeois
Noyes AID Winter recently made voyage to
the head Of the lake i'll Mr. Winters private
car.
Master George Shoals. who has been the
guest of Mrs. George Lord, of summit ave-
nue.. has returned TO his home in Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. James, OF Boston, are
expected in the city next week to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Price, of Virginia avenue.
Mrs. Baldwin, of the West side, who has
been visiting friends in Chicago. returned
home the first part of the week.
Manley B. Curry has returned from New
Orleans and Houston. Tex, with summers
ruddy glow Still on his face.
Mrs. f. Jay Haynes has returned from a
visit to Fargo. bringing her sister, Mrs. A e.
Henderson, with her.
Mrs. Orr of ST. Croix Falls, has been spend
ing several days With her sister, Mrs. Hall, OF
Burlington Heights.
Burdette Townsend, Of Summit avenue,
has gone to Dakota which place will be his
home i'll future.
Miss L. R. Brown, OF New York is visiting
at Col. Riggs, PSI Summit avenue, with Mrs.
George Culver.
Judge Edgerton. of the United States dis
trict court, went home to Sioux Falls the first
of the week.
Miss Ruby. of the West Publishing COM
pany. is going 10 Rush City for a TWO weeks
ruStication.
T. Miss Fairehild, of Madison, who has been
the guest of Miss Gilfllan, has returned to
Eher home.
Mrs. Thaddeus c. Davis, of Buffalo, is ex-
pected here next week to visit her sou, j ohm
Dyre Davis.
Miss Mary Bass Is visiting relatives in West
Point. She will be absent for an indefinite
period.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Mellen are home
from the West. They were absent about two
weeks.
Miss Slade and Miss Baxter, who have been
visiting here, return to Chicago tomorrow.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. C. Lewis. of Burlington,
spent day or two with friends in the city.
q Mrs. Jessie Brock Morgan left last week
for California to finish her musical studies.
Edward Scott and Matte j. Scott have gone
to California TO spend a couple of months.
!. Mrs. j. w. Bass is absent from the city,
and Is the guest of relatives in the East.
:. MT. and Mrs Julius Hebron will be at
home after Feb ID at 23l Norris street.
Mrs. Frank Harlow left Tuesday evening
for visit to friends i'll California.
e H. A. Capron has returned Ito town after
all absence of about six weeks.
q Col. Howe, now in Washington, says that
he is much improved in health.
Robert Kirk has returned to school at the
Boston School of Technology.
b Mrs George Sergeant will leave Tuesday to
visit friends in New York.
/, Mr.. and Mrs H.-W. Kahn are expected
home from the East soon.
J., Mrs. A. E. Ellis departed for Detroit
Mich, Thursday evening.
Dr.. Julia Hill has recovered from severe
Illness OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Thomas B. Scott and Miss Clasgett
have gone to Florida.
Mrs. Ethan Allen has returned to her home
in New York.
Miss Paige. of Mitchell. s. D., is visiting
Miss ST .rgis.
D. W. Ingersoll is recovering from tedi-
Gus illness.
Maurice Auerbach goes to New York to-
morrow.
Mrs. and Miss McLain have gone to St.
Joe, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs W. f. Peet went East last
night.
Mrs. j. Fl. Mailer is visiting in Chicago.
E. A. Young has gone East on business.
Mrs. A. B. Stickney is in New York
=. Mr. Skinner has returned to town.
Mrs Henry Hale is in Algiers.
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