St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-23
Personal MENTION.

At the Clifton-Thomas Ellfn, Dubuque,
Ia: G. W. Messelyn, Dubuque, To-; Egbert
X. Whiting. NOlthteld; j. p. Palmer, VIM
dom; j. P. Dunn, Portland, Or; q. S. Davis.
Portland, Or j. II. Voss, Portland. Or; &c.
Bolten, Clear Lake, l.. B. II. Moore, Lake
City: G. T. Hayze and wife, Fargo, ND:
j. Y. Broltinger, New Hampton, To-; A. +.
label, Minnesota Lake; Mile label Mime
sofa Lake; NJ. V. Gallagher, Chicago; Klaas
Peters Gretna, Manitoba; T. S. Campbell,
West superior; I. Gieriet, Duluth, MINI.
At the Merchants'-A. G. Barnard, Grand
Rapids; F. K. Kenyon, OWatonua; II. l..
Raitf Big Timber, Mont; George A. Du Toit
Chaska; E. c. Steele, Moscow. Idaho; w. E.
Purcell. Wahpetou; j. F. Take Waverly,
To-; c. E. Gregory Minot; ii. +. Miller Far
go; II. Z. Bowen, Hiram r. Elliott, Duluth;
Z. Crutcher, Great Falls; A. p Rousseau,
Menasha; j. S. Booge, Spokane Falls.
At the Ryan-A- II. Grass. West Superior;
L. II. Sholder, Cleveland; Dr. J. a. Rene,
West Superior; James a. Smsrt, Brandon;
Will j. White. Brandon; W. II. Hancock,
Omaha: r. W. breckenridge, Omaha; James
". Peek, Montreal; Mrs. Frank L. Perrin,
Chippewa Falls, Wis.
AT tie Windsor. II. A. Lachler, Winona;
H. r. Nelson, Freeport; A. E. Lindke, Per-
an, ShakOpee; II. f. Young, Benson; Will
lam Allen, Miles City; r. L. Dickinson, La
Crosse.
Aid Copeland and Zimmerman started last
evening for Chicago and Milwaukee, but
both of these gentlemen, when questioned,
respectfully and mysteriously declined to di-
yulge the nature of their business.
DR.. a. E. Senkler OF this city. who has
been in very poor health for some time past,
and expected TO start for Florida last even
ing. ha3 been obliged to defer his departure,
owing to the unpleasant weather
CommercialClub Visitors Olof Olson. Will
mar; j. Bell, Merriam Park; James Beifeld.
chico II M1nnaa pO1is-
Morey syracuse, y. Y.
General Manager Moehler of the Great
Northern road, who has been making an eX-
tended tour of the East is expected TO return
home today.
The engagement OF Rev. F. o. Holman 10
Miss Hattie Walker, daughter of T. 3.
Walker of Minneapolis, is announced.
George X. Gibson, of Prescott street is at.
tending TO business i'll Chicago. He ex poets
to return the latter part of the week.
Mrs lilly Brynker, of South Wabasha
street. has gone TO Blakeley, where she will
visit her parents for few days.
W. D. Hendricks, of East Winifred street,
has gone TO Chicago and may not return foI
some months.
Mrs. c. Hoyt returned from Europe on the
steamer La Bourgogne and reached St. Paul
Monday.
At the Clarendon-Joseph Plant West Su-
perior; a. Mcrel. Ottawa; j. j. 'Hara, Daw-
son.
ID. II. Hickey returned yesterday from
Europe after an absence of three months.
Col. c. II. Carlton, of the United State:
army, and two daughters are at the Ryan.
Miss Emma Scales, of Dubuque, is visiting
Miss Susie Hale on West Winitred street.
j. II. Dean, superintendent of Yellowstone
park, is at Hotel Metropolital.
! B. R. Ridgewood, of Moorhead, is visiting
/ friends i'll West st. Paul.
/ 7. D. O'Brien will return today from brie
/ business trip 10 Chicago.
! r. Morton, OF Austin, Mimi, is on tn,
West side on business.
Chief Grain Inspector A. c. Clausen was il
Duluth yesterday.
Henry Russell has gone to West Superio
on q business trip.
Miss Gertie McIntire, of the Clinton. is il
with rheumatism.