St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-22
PERSONAL MOVEMENTS.

The following people wento TO Chica-
go yesterday via the Northwestern
line: Mir. Pettingill. Mr.. Williams, A.
n. Clements ana family, Thomas K.
Nash, William Moriarity, A. n. Glenn
entS, X. P. Pohendorf and family, Mr..
Butler, DR.. Standish, B. Sprague, Dr..
Duncan, wife and daughters. Mrs. A. E.
Johnson, Mr.. Benson, ID. S. Thomas,
". a. Van Slyke, Mr.: Tomlinson,
Mrs. McElansher, Mr.. Gornon,
Il. b. Kittenger, j. Edwards, John }.
O'Connor and party, Miss Ida Heirs, j.
II. Raymond, Mr.. Sprague, Mrs. Nc
Andrews, MIR. Cattle, Miss Emery. j.
Sehl. Mr.. Cullen, Lewis l.. Trowbridge,
Mr. GiIdersleeve. Adam Decker and wife,
MIR. and Mrs. Kirby, Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
lington, J. b. Chicory and son, w. A.
Desmond and Son, Archie Ecklein and
party of three.
The following people went to Chicago
yesterday via the Milwaukee: John
Mitchell, p. j. jackson, Mrs. w. F.
Hall, p. McGinnis, Col. Malone and
wife. F. Holmes, Charles Babbeck and
fomily, John SeaDrook, c. Case, William
Tuck, George Blackwood and party, L.
Davidson, j. Busch, j. NJ. Dickinson,
DR.. II. j Wirth, G. a. Hubbard. DR..
Harris, j. b. Clayberg, Frank n. Ar
mour and family, Charles Mailman,
Moses ID. Merrill, Judge }. A. Chandler,
q. Crossman, Emma O'Brien, Ii. IL.
Lewis. John II. HaEan, Mr.. Leonard,
l.. Mccall, Hans II. Prong, }. l.. Yale.
Nathan Lyons, for many years one of
the popular dry goods merchants of
this city. will leave Monday evening for
the East, to be gone for some time. MI.
Lyons has been in active business for
long period, and now proposes to enjoy
the fruits OF his laborS by taking
pleasant vacation.
Prof. Henry S. Baker, of $50 Pleasant
avenue, is entertaining his Drother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Loren I.
Sheldon, of Maple Beach Place, West
Pawlet, W. After short stay with
him they will take trip through Min
neSota and North Dakota TO visit rela-
tiVeS.
: Miss Fannie, of POI West Fifth street,
entertained Miss Susie kirwin. Mr.
Wilbur, Miss Hamilton. Mrs. kohnle,
Mrs. Darling, MI. Griffith and Mir.
Brand, of the Wilbur Opera company,
during the past week.
Mrs. William Rodger started Tuesday
evening for Wellsville, o., TO visit her
sister, Mrs. Anderson. On her return
she will be accompanied by her mother,
aud will visit the worlds fair.
DR., and Mrs. Dessar, of New York,
and May Mannheimer arrived yesterday
morning, and are spending part OF their
honeymoon with the Manufacturers, their
relatives.
Mrs. j. L. Elliott leaves for Saltwater
today, where she will remain few
days, visiting friends before returning
to her home in Duluth.
A. 0. HalYerSon and Mr.. Byron, of
the Boston clothing house, left last
evening for Chicago to visit the fair for
about ten day.
Mrs. W. II. Hart. of 426 Holly avenue,
has gone to Deuring, n. M, where she
will spend the winter with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. o. Bailey, formerly Of
st. Paul.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert C. Hine have
rented their home for the winter, and
will take an apartment at the MARI
borough.
Miss Fannie Holman, of Macon, Mo-,
will spend the winter with her cousin.
Miss Minnie Spencer, of 10 harrington
avenue.
Miss Stella Patton, OF Walnut street,
who has been visiting friends in the
worlds fair city, returned home last
week.
Miss B. Barrett, of 7SS Payne avenue,
and Miss w. McCarty. of The Aber-
deem, are spending week at the White
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles J. Williams, of
620 Portland avenue, left Thursday
night for a brief visit in the White City.
j. l.. Stacks vacation is over. He left
for the East last night, and his wife will
leturn with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Howard, of Port
land avenue. will spend the winter at
the Aberdeen.
j. Frank Ballard. auditor of the Smith
Fruit company, has returned from the
worlds fair
Mrs. G. E. Musser, of Mankato, who
has been very i'll for some time, is slowly
recovering
Mrs. William r. Burkhard and
daughters are visiting friends in Du-
buque, 10.
Miss Cora Ziegler, of 658 East Sixth
street, has returned from the worlds
fair.
Miss Anna Goodwin, of Cherry street.
has gone to Chicago for three weeks
trip.
Frank W. Stormes, of the Saddle
Rock, has returned from New York.
Mrs. }. &. johnson and daughter are
visiting Mrs. ID. Merry. of Duluth.
Mr., and Mrs. L.. S. Weller and family
returned last week from Chicago.
Mrs. j. j. Ryder is visiting friends in
Chicago and doing the fair.
DIR. aud Mrs. j. E. Shade are out of
the city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Pierce are now at
home at 303 Sherman street.
Mr., anu Mrs. S. E. KelIeman have re-
turned from Chicago.
w. B. Allen, OF Holly avenue, is Wis
itng the fair.
Frank Fret Jr. has gone to Chicago.
Mrs. j. McNabb is visiting the fair.