St. Paul daily globe., 1893-04-30

friends on the West side during the winter
will leave next week for Delaware. o.
George P. Richardson has left for Water
90. To-, to join his family and then go to the
opening exercises of the worlds fair.
Mrs. Gibson. of Lexington, KY, and Mrs
Harry Foster and child, Of Tacoma, are the
guests of Mrs. William T. MaXfield.
Mrs. Virginia X. Hayward, of Lincoln
avenue. returned from a short trip to Mil
Waukee the early part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Decker. of East Elev
enth street, have gone to Chicago to spend
about two weeks visiting friends
Mrs. A. E. Chantler and son have returned
from California. where they have been
soJourning for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Muir and family have
moved from their late residence, 565 Summit
avenue, to 6lS Dayton avenue.
Max Kochen. Of Hiago Japan, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. c. G. Kolff, of 3l1 Dayton
avenue, on his way to Europe.
Miss L. A. Woodburn. of Elk Horn, Mont,
who visited with Mrs. Willonghby on College
avenue, has returned home.
Guy Wells and his daughter. Mrs Rossell.
will leave this evening to visit Chicago for
the opening of the big fair
Mrs. F. E. Choate, with her son Harry, of
Boston, is the guest of her daughter Mrs. c.
D. Mickey, at the Aberdeen.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Holcomb, of 500 Carroll
street, have returned from saltwater, where
A. H.Liudecke and son Walter, of Summit
avenue, lett on Tuesday evening for Louis
vile for pleasure trip.
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw is visiting in st. Paul
today as the guest of Mrs Russell r. Dorr
and the Schubert club.
William f. Graves and family have re-
turned from Southern California, where
they spent the winter
Mrs. Alfred A Mayo of, Brooklyn, N. Y,
formerly resident of this place. will arrive
in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred II. Snyder has sailed from Ge-
noa, Italy, for home. She is expected in st.
Paul about May 10.
Mrs. A. w. Austin left for Fargo Tuesday
evening to spend few weeks with friends
and relatives
DR.. Sandford Whiting of this city, is now
house surgeon i'll Wards Island hospital,
New York city.
Mrs. C. H. Greene and daughter. Mrs. H.
L. Baker, left for Buffalo. their future home,
this evening.
John Weigel and family will leave for St.
Louis tomorrow, where they will remain for
the summer.
Mrs. J. II. Eddy, of Wakefield, Mich, is Wis
itlng her sister, Mrs. Arthur Book, at 247 East
Robie street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Driscoll and family
will shortly move into their cottage at White
Bear lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Mcclure, of Fuller street,
/, left this morning for visit to MIR. McGuires
mother
Mrs. A. F. Marden, of New Ulm, is visit
ing Mrs. c. II. Marden at 80 South Franklin
street.
Stephen Worrall. who has been the guest
OF friends Ill town, has gone back to his
home.
". B. Stoner and wife have gone to Chi
| cagO and Indianapolis for d couple of weeks
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles N Clark are the
guests OF Mrs. Hopper. Of Portland avenue.
| Mrs. T. Albeck and family expect to leave
next week for Duluth, their future home.
] Mrs. j. H.. Stewart has left Washington
| street, and is at home at the Aberdeen.
| Ed Keogh leaves next week for Chicago,
where he Will make his future home
Edward Saunders is once more among his
many friend S after his Eastern trip.
Hon. F. P. Brown will sail for Europe May
3, and viii be absent three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Francois will be at
home after May l at 1876 Blair street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Small have returned
from their Rochester. n y. visit.
George S. March, of Chicago, has been in
town several days with his friends
J. NJ. Mead, of New York, was in the city
this week. the guest of NJ. j Boyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Driscoll have be-
Come residents of the Aberdeen.
, j. Moore returned Sunday last from an alb
sence of two weeks in the West.
Mr.. and Mrs T. A. Hawks will go to White
Bear next week for the summer.
4 Rev. w. S. Vail visited L. B. Castle and
family at saltwater Thursday.
u Miss Mcdonald, of Louisville, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Whitney Wall.
rs Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. johnson have taken
apartments at the Aberdeen.
Mrs c. d. Noe will soon leave to spend the
entire summer in the East.
Frank Keogh, of East Ninth street. has
gone to Chicago to live.
Judge j. A Chandler is spending a few
weeks in Hot Springs.
Alexander Sternberg has gone South to
spend few weeks.
% W. o. McNaughton has gone to Sioux Falls
Oh pleasure trip.
Hon. A. M. Thayer, of ST. Louis, is a guest
at the Aberdeen.
William Anytime. of Crookston, is visiting
st, Paul friends.
W. F. Graves has gone to New York city on
business trsp.
DR.. and Mrs. A. j. Stone are now at home
at the Albion.
Mrs. W. A. Rodecker is visiting at West
Superior, Wis.
Mrs. C. W. Gordon left for New York Tues
day evening.
Otis Durham has decided to go to Sioux
Falls to live.
George Yardley is visiting his brother, W.
H. Yardley.
L. A. Robinson spent the past few days in
Sioux City.
! Hon. Henry C. Caldwell. of Little Rock, is
in the city.
Mathew B. Carpenter, OF St. Peter street.