St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-22
PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

DR.. j. E. PIouf a prominent physician OF
San Francisco, Cal. spent the past few days
in the city visiting friends. DR.. Ponf is the
first in the history of the medical profession
to discover Il remedy which is sure TO become
word. renowned for the pos itive cure of that
most distressing disease rheumatism i'll any
form. l'r Piouf left for New ork Wednes-
day OF last week.
University avenue, accompanied by Miss
Cook, of Washington, left Wednesday for the
South where they will spend the remainder
of the season.
Mr.. W. \. Ar mstrong left Wednesday for
the City of Mexico and Vera Cruz on pleas
ure trip covering space of five weeks. Mr..
Armstrong was accompanied by friends from
Minneapolis.
Tuesday Mrs. Skinner gave an elegant
lunch to q number of society women, and
yesterday morning Mrs. G. a. Severance en-
tertained the collegiate alumni at breakfast
MI. F. w. Teasdale, general passenger
agent of the Omaha. left on Tuesday evening
for Hannibal. Mo-, where he will probably re-
main several days with his family.
Bishop E. S. Thomas. of Kansas. is expect
ed in the city the last OF next week for few
days, and will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A
II. Wilder, OF Summit avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Carroll, late of Dayton
avenue, st. Paul. are living al l1Jf Deming
court. near Lincoln park, Chicago, ILL.,, where
Mr.. Carroll is pracucing law.
COmmerclai cIuD VISITORS yesterday: Or. II.
Rambler, New York; j. W. Trueworthv,
Kansas City; j. r. Russell. Omaha; s. D.
Ryan. Dubuque.
Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Comstock, of Mankato,
are in town for the winter, and they will re-
side with Mr.. and Mrs. f o. Brown, on West
FIT III street.
Robert Rantoul and his bride arrived in
St Paul yesterday morning, and will be at
home to friends Tuesdays in February, at the
Aberdeen.
Miss Gertrude Upham has gone to Cali
fornia to remain for some weeks. Miss Cp-
ham has gone as the guest of Miss Manvil, Of
Chicago.
Rev w. A Hutchins on. formerly of Frank
lin. O., was Friday night formally installed
as pastor of the West minister Prebyteriau
church.
y. p. satler, of South Wabasha street has
sold out his carpet business, and will devote
himself exclusively to the wall paper bust
ness.
Mr. and Mrs Frank E. Ford have gone to
New York, Boston and Hartford, Conn. on
a business and pleasure trip combined.
Miss Mary Bass, of Summit avenue, left for
the South Wednesday evening, where she
will spend severa weeks with friends.
NJ. D. Grover left Sunday for a trip West,
going GEAR through to the Pacific coast. He
will be absent for about two weeks.
Miss Patterson. of Westminster street, de-
lghtfully entertained the Two to Five
Euchre club Wednesday evening.
President X. d. Chase. of the Duluth.
Mesaba & Northern railroad and a, S. Chase,
of Duluth are at the Merchants.
j.. r. Nichols and family have gone South
for The winter. They will go to Florida and
thence to the West Indies.
K. j. Thurston, of Sank Center. visited
with friends on the West side yesterday. He
left for home last evening.
C. B. Stemble, who has been in Chicago
for two weeks. returned the first part of the
week to the city.
The Misses Upham and Ash, of Duluth are
visiting Frank d. Dougherty and family at
the Windsor.
Mrs C. E. Burch. of All Ashland avenue is
entertaining Miss Cameron, of saltwater, for
a few days.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Charlie W Bronson,
accompanied by Mrs. j. W. Bass. left for
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stewart and son, OF