St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-30
PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

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the Twin City Banjo, Mandolin aud
Guitar club, left the city Thursday even
ing for short business and pleasure
trip. They have their instruments with
them, and intend playing In cities and
towns on their route-their stengage-
ment being at Hastings, where they
play for an excursion. They have also
engagements at st. Louis and Chicago.
They anticipate great success, as they
have good reputation to back them.
Prof. Swanson acts as their manager,
and he expects to be gone over month.
Miss Pauline WelleS, of Waterloo, n.
Y, daughter of the late bishop of Mil
waukee; Miss Daisy and Charles Hall,
son and daughter of Congressman Hail,
have been recreating in and about the
city for the past week. They were
guests of Mrs. George W. Magee, 1872
Nina avenue.
DR.. and Mrs Morton, of Minneapolis;
Miss Morton and Miss Jarvis. of Phila-
delphia; Miss Candy, of Baltimore; MIR.
Lucas, of Minneapolis; MIR. and Mrs.
Martin Barr0ws. Martin Alfin and Lee
dom Sharp formed party at the La
fayette last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Lucy Parlow, of 342 Eighth
street. left Friday for Blue Earth City,
| where she will meet G. Moore and
daughter, Winifred, of that city. They
| VIII visit Gilmore, Sioux City, To-:
| Omaha, Neb.; Duluth and Superior, and
sail on the great lakes.
At Hotel Metropolitan-H. j. Smith
and wife, Chicago; A. NJ. Wilton and
wife, Duluth; 9. Linkenboch, San Fran
cisco; w. d. Warren and wife, St.
Louis; l.. Jenning and wife, Dubuque;
Mrs. j. Runnells, New York city; D.
+. Elmer. Saratoga, n. Y; S. G. Col
mer, Chicago.
| Edward j. Veith, cashier of the Le-
nigh Coal and Iron company, has re-
signed and accepted a like position
with the Youghiogheny & Lehigh Coal
company, lbs East Fourth street, Pho
l. neer Press building, to take effect Aug.
| l, 1898.
Harry E. George. of Conway street,
has returned from a trip to Faribaut,
where he was very pleasantly enter
| tanned by NeWmans. On his return he
visited William L. Wallace, of North
field, formerly resident of the bluff.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
y. Hewson and daughter, of Minneapo-
lis; Miss Margaret CoOtes, OF Tacoma,
and Miss Margaret Burdlck, of st. Paul,
nave returned from pleasant Sojourn
at Llndenwald cottage, Brightwood.
Harry Petts, who has recently re-
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the past few days at Lake lndepend-
ence, where he had great success as
fisherman. The fish stories he tells are
| wonderful.
Mrs. Benjamin s. Cowen has been
entertaining Miss Nettie Eaton, of
Barnsyille, o., for the past month at
| Hotel MahtomedI. Miss Eaton has now
| gone to visit relatives at Madison, Wis.
Mr., Mrs. and Miss Barker, of the
Hotel Metropolitan, st. Paul, aud Mrs.
and Miss Ashdown, of Winnipeg, were
| guests at the Delano cottage, Mahtom-
edi, on Sunday last.
The many friends of George S. Wood
| ing and Charles b. Picha will regret to
hear that these gentlemen have gone to
Florida, where they have an interest in
an orange grove.
Del T. Sutton, of the Minnesota Type
foundry, visited Chicago yesterday to
attend picnic. A good many people
do not have to 20 so far from nome for
such a purpose.
William Gusterman, of New York,
well known in st. Paul, has been visit
ing relatives there with his bride. They
! return to their summer home at the sea-
| side tonight.
Mrs. Hotchkiss and Miss Mary Hotch-
kiss nave removed to st. Paul from
| Winona. They will reside for the fut-
ure with Mrs. Hotchkiss' son OIL Pleas
ant avenue.
Hon: Walter H. Sanborn, of the
| United States court of appeals, will
leave next Tuesday for his summer resi-
dence i'll the New Hampshire mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilke, of 81
! West Fillmore avenue, have returned
! home after being absent two weeks at
Chicago visiting the worlds fair.
John u. Donnelly and family, ofa343
! Harrison avenue, have returned to the
| city after three weeks visit TO friends
III Milwaukee and Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. A B. Wood had for
| guests last week Mr. aud Mrs. j. l..
! Dawson, of Seattle, VINO were on their
way to the worlds fair.
Miss Isabel Butler, who has been Wis
iting for the last three weeks in Wis
c0hsln with friends, returned home
Saturday morning.
Mrs. Benjamin S.Cowen and daughter
Eleanor, after two months at Hotel
Mahtornedi, left Tuesday for visit with
relatives in Ohio.
At the Brunswick-H. j. Dale, Gal
weston; G. IL. Marion, Boston; o. III.
Briggs. Minneapolis; j. j. White,
Grand Forks.
Miss Nina Topley is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Florence M. Marshall, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, at her home, 363 Au-
r0ra avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Peet returned
home after short stay at Geneva
Beach and went to the Lake Park hotel
Tor while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friedrich Seymour are in
Milwaukee, guests of MIR. and Mrs. w.
+. Weller, who were formerly residents
of st. Paul
The Misses Bell, who have been away
from town on visit for the last few
weeks, are again at home on Summit
avenue. )
Miss Jolliffe, of Philadelphia, who
has been guest at the home of MIR. aud
Mrs. L. w. Peet, has returned to her
home.
DR. Auten-Pine sailed from Southamp-
ton July % on the American liner Ber-
lin. She will reach home about Aug. 5.
The Misses Florence and Cora Walker,
of Bates avenue, are enjoying an eX-
tended visit with friends at Lake Pepin.
Albert Zimmerman and his cousins,
Rose, Frank and George Schillo, have
been visiting relatives at Coney island.
Mr. and Mrs. A Poirier. of Louis
street, have been to Chicago, visiting
their daughter and doing the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Foster and child
will be the occupants Of w. L. Max
fields house on Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wilke, of Fill
more avenue, are at home after their
two weeks stay at the fair.
Miss Grace Barker, of the Hotel Met
ropolitan, st. Paul, is the guest of Miss
Lila Delano at MahtOmedi.
Rev. Thomas MeClary will leave Mon
day to fill lecture engagement at
Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Miss E. b. Franklin returned Wednes-
day from pleasant visit in Portage,
Wis, and the worlds fair
Capt. E. C. Evans, of Portland, Or,
formerly of st. Paul, is renewing old
acquaintance in the city.
Frederick Poppenhusen, of Hamburg,
Germany, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. &.