St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-08
PEOPLE ONE KNOWS.

Miss Mamie Bowlin, of Grove street, VINO
has been spending her vacation at nome, le1t
Monday for Georgetown, where she Will re-
sumo her studies.
Mrs. Charles j Badger and children. who
have been visiting Mrs j II. Simpson. OF
lower town, lett The first part OF the week Tor
New York
Mrs. John Durham and little daughter, of
St. Louis. and Mrs A NJ. Bishop and maid.
of New York. are among the guests at the
Aberdeen.
Frederick Dewart. who has been spending
a time visiting Dr.. Harold Patterson. on East
Seventh street, has returned to Harvard col
lege.
Miss Alice Pape, OF Nelson avenue. expects
TO go to Superior to be the guest OF Miss
Maude WinslOW next week.
Judge Greenleaf. P E. Hanson and Miss
JEANNE Hanson. of Litchheid, are visiting
Mr.. ana Mrs. L L. Lamprey-
Ben johnson, weIl-known ST. Paul boy.
is a member of SalYinIs company, and Will
spend next week IN town.
Mrs A E. Chantler ana little son will soon
leave for Southern California, where they
Will remain until spring
Rev Edwin johnson and wife, of Lake
CITY. spent several days of last week with
blT. and Mrs. Henry.
Mrs. J. E. Thompson is expected pack next
week from the East, and will be at home at
the Aberdeen.
Miss Mamie Madam and Miss Carrie Gil
flau expect to be home Sunday morning
from Chicago.
Capt Russell Blakely. with his daughter,
Miss Marguerite expects 10 leave next week
for the South.
Mrs. Alfred jackson. of Spokane, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Cayanaugh. Of East
Tenth street.
P. II. Kelly returned yesterday from Cali
fornia. where he left Mrs. Kelly and his
daughters.
Miss Corneiia Saunders. of ST. Peter street.
expects 10 leave soon for the East TO go TO
school.
Mrs. I. Y D. Heard and family, formerly of
Grand avenue, have taken apartments at the
Seville.
Miss Katherine Gordon, of Summit ave
nue.. left the early part or the week for the
East.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. M. Reid. of SeIby avenue
have ed from short Eastern trip.
Nicholas Dunn was out all night Thursday
with the jury in contested viii case
Mr.. and Mrs William s. Mellon are ex-
pected home next week from the East.
William Cliff has returned from Faribault,
where he has been for some time past
Miss Minua Wanzer is spending few days
! with Miss Bement, OF Summit court.
AS. Sanborn, of Madison, Wis, arrived
! at the Windsor yesterday morning.
Miss Pitcher is Il guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
| Der B. TarboX, of College avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel c. Stickney left for
! the East on Monday evening.
! Mr. Burrough, of 0lmsted street. has been
! visiting his uncle in Duluth.
! Webster WheelOck has returned to Cam
| bridge to resume his studies.
Ed D. Muntor ana wife, of AnokR- spent
Yesterday at the Clarendon.
Mike Caggery and wife, of Crookston- are
! guests OF the Merchants.
j. R Howard, of Sank Center, is among
! the arrivals at the Ryan.
! William H. Van Dyke, Of Boston, is regis
tered at the Brunswick.
E. 0. Erickson, Of Watson, Mimi, is q
! guest at the Clarendon.
! Alexander BareKley left on Tuesday even
! ing for Kansas City.
! O. NJ Wilson, of superior. is registered al
! the Sherman.
L. S. Tyler and family are stopping at the
| Windsor.
Rev. Bassett Jones is visiting relatives in
| the city.
Mrs NJ. j. Donnelly is visiting friends in
| Duluth.
Miss Sue Baker viii soon leave for st.
| Louis.
Percy Parker is home from visit to the
| South.
Homer NJ. Hill and wife are guests of the
Ryan.
c. Grant McNeilis guest of the sher.
man.
II. s Smith, of Menaskn, is at the Ryan
s s
William Brown went TO Baltimore, Nd,