St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-04-02
PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

| rlelcnef llllamS, librarian or the
| historical society, departed yesterday tor
| Hudson, Wis, to sojourn at the Holmes
/ eanltarium several weeks for the restoration
| or his health. shattered by an attack of
/ paralysis.
Mrs. Crow, accompanied by her daughter,
Miss Maud, who have been spending the
! winter with Mr.. and Mrs. William X. Crow,
of st. Peter street. left the early part of the
| week for ner home in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. C. Hemenway returned
yesterday from California, where they have
been soJourning for several months Mrs.
health.
DR.. Alexander j. Stone, who has been all
through the Western portion Of the country
and the Sandwich islands, has returned
nome after very delightful and interesting
trip.
Miss. Flossie Galloway, who has been
spending the winter i'll the North as the
guest Of her uncle, j. j. Parker, left on
Wednesday evening for her home in Mexico.
DR.. Henry B. Cogswell, who has been visit
Ing Ill New York and other Eastern cities for
the past two weeks, will return Monday
morning and be in his Office as usual.
Harvey officer, Of st. Peter street, left the
first part of last week for trip through the
Western portion OF the country, which will
occupy some TWO or three weeks.
Miss Lena Wolff who has been the guest
OF Mrs. erode, of West Sixth street, for the
past TWO weeks, returned TO her nome III
Henderson Monday evening
Capt. Russell BIakeley and Miss Daisy
Blake!ey are in Pasadena. Cal, and are plan
ming an extension of their trip TO the Sand
witch islands and Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Themes are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Tarbox. Mrs Tbiens
was Miss Marion Lamprey. They will leave
Tor Germany very soon.
Mrs William S. Undertakes and her
daughters, the Misses Minnie and Emma. are
sOjourning i'll the East where they will re-
main some little time.
Mr.. and Mrs L. L. C. Brooks and family
of Western avenue, who have been sojourn
ing i'll California for some time past have
returned home.
Miss Edith Winchester, of Carleton college,
Northieid. spent Wednesday in St. Paul as
the guest Of c. Z. Burch, AIT Ashland
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Burnstine. of East Ninth
street, have moved to 233 Selby avenue,
where they will be pleased to see their
friends.
Mrs. Edward W. Saunders accompanied
by her son Edward, left on Sunday for
Pennington, Conn.,, where they will spend
Easter
Miss Minnie Relf of Park place. who has
been in Chicago visiting her brother for two
weeks, returned home the first part of the
week.
j. II. Policy, prominent in a business and
social way in Buffalo. N. Y. was guest of
his neice, Mrs. w. S. Monroe, during the
week.
Miss Alice S. PORTER daughter Of A.
Poirier, 292 Louis street, was married to
George P. Winford on the 10 ult
Miss Florence Robbins has returned from
Vassar college to spend the Easter vacation
at her home on Summit avenue.
Mrs. Charles W. Bronson, who has been in
California for six weeks, has returned to her
home after very pleasant visit.
Mrs. E. C. Elson, who has been visiting
friends in st. Paul, returned to her home in
Omaha Tuesday night.
Rev. John II. Wright and wife expect to
leave very soon for a short trip. They will
be away several weeks.
Mrs. Emil F. Keisler. with her daughter. OF
Hutchinson. is visiting her sister, Mrs. John
Foos, Dousman street.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Bullitt OF Summit ave-
nue., left on Monday evening for few days
absence from the city.
Samuel Stickney, of Goodrich avenue. who
has been abroad for month, returned the
first part of the week.
Miss Smalley is home from her school in
Milwaukee for day or two. She will re-
turn Monday evening.
Alvin ]. kreck. of Dayton avenue, ex-
poets to leave town for short time. He will
go next Wednesday.
Miss Matte Wheeler will assist St. Mary's
choir in singing Guonod's ''Messe Solennelie"
Easter Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gilbert left this week
for Chicago, where they will make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Auerbach and Miss
Auerbach are expected home from the East
next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcclure aud daughter
of Dayton avenue, are visiting friends in
New York.
Mrs. Z. F. Peet and Mrs. VIZ. Peet are
home from the South, where they have been
visiting.
Mr. and Mrs Utlev B. Curtis will be at
home after today to their friends at 634 Holly
avenue.
Richards Gordon. who has been abroad for
over two months, is expected home next
week.
Bradford Ames now of Chicago, was in
he city this week to see his old friends.
John Hutson, of Portland avenue, leaves
next week on an extended visit in the West.
Miss Ada Hackett, of Jordan, visited Mrs.
Chapman, of Midway avenue. the past week.
W. S. Monroe, wife and son have removed
from the Colonnade to 142 College avenue.
Miss Roach, of Brewster avenue. has re-
turned from an extended visit in Ohio.
John l.. Hertz and family have gone to DELL
wood, White Bear lake, for the summer.
Mesdames C. R. Davis and C.. R. Lampere
Jonn E. HaggarL with his son and daugh-
ter, is in The city spending few days.
Miss Mabel La Due. of Luverne, is visiting
her father at the Merchants hotel.
Miss Helen Foster, of Dubuque, visited
with st. Pail friends Tuesday.
Miss Grace Warner is home from st. Marys
school for the Easter vacation.
A L. Willoughby. OF Victoria street, has re-
turned from short trip East.
i r Reals of Portland ayanua went IN
Chicago en- Monday evening
Mrs j. B. Beals of Portland avenue, is
visiting friends in Chicago.
Mr. and Mrs. r. G.. Jefferson are still at the
Hot Springs in Arkansas.
o. o. Cullen has returned from a four
months trip to the coast.
c. T Orion, of New York, is among the
guests of the Merchants.
George w. Gardner is home from visit to
the Sandwich islands.
John Gordon, of Buffalo, has been in town
part of the past week.
Mrs A. A Nelson, of Ohio street. has gone
to California TO reside.
Horace E. Thompson is home from a visit
to brownsville, ia.
William Hudson has returned from his trip
through the South.
W. ID. Harmon, of Heron Lake, was in tn @
city this week.
Martin AlbiE was in Chicago for a day or
two this week.
Dr. Simonton has fully recovered from his
recent illness.
Joseph Lenahan, of Chicago, was in the
city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs j. C. Bullitt left last week for
Washington.
Miss Hutton. Of Window, is the guest of st
Paul friends
J. j. Parker goes South some time the com
ing week.
Miss Matte Simpson is visiting friends in
Mankato.
Mrs. 5. w. Mars is home from visit 10
Cuba.
Judge j. W. Lusk has gone to Hot Springs.
Ark.
WillDoran returned from Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles II. Clark is in Washington.
Mrs. c. r. Mead is in Chicago.
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