St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-27
PERSON MENTION.

Mrs. j. NJ. Farrar has gone to Boston
for a brief visit.
William c. Allen. Denver, Col, was
Ryan guest yesterday.
Mrs. f. p. Bell, Winona. was a guest
yesterday of the Windsor.
Hon. G. f. Staples, Dakota county,
was in the city yesterday.
c. A. Morse, Sank Center, wasI a
Windsor arrival yesterday.
A. j. I'll. Carlill, London, Eng, regis
tered yesterday at the Ryan.
S. l.. Prentice and wife, Winona.
were Windsor guests yesterday.
j. d. Common, st. Cloud. was among
the Windsor tranSients Yesterday.
l.. G. Matthews, George II. Hughes,
Duluth, were Ryan guests yesterday.
Chauncey l.. Baxter. Fergus Falls.
was among the Ryan arrivals yester-
day.
X. ID. Kenuerwood. prominent real
estate broker of Vancouver, b. c., was
at the Ryan.
Joseph Meyer and wife. Seattle,
WASH, were among the arrivals yeSter-
day at the Ryan.
o. c. Humphrey, A. L. Rule, Fl. B.
Collins, ii. s. Ringland, Shattuck, were
Merchants guests yesterday.
AT the Windsor-Fred G. LANCE. Gin
cinnati; F. G. Thorn. o. W. Schmidt.
James Christie, New York: f. w. Nc
kerchner. Omaha; j. B. Ries, Shake
pee; w. e. Dearborn, j. b. Briggs, Chi
cage.
AT the Sherman-C. A. Myers. T.
Ward. j. W. Madison, Chicago; Rev.
Lawrence, Evansville; E. Huser, Cum
berland; H. Lowater, Stockholm; E.
Paul, Browns Valley; John Graham,
Kallspell.
At the Hotel Metropolitan-C. Heller
Turner, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
mand. st. Louis; Misses Cole. Faribault
Joseph W. Dorr, Blaine, Wash; l.. II.
Wilson and wife, st. Peter: E ID. Moon,
Duluth; L. Nj. Holton, Kansas City.
At the Clarendon William Strehlow,
CasseltOn; George Stanley, Chicago; r.
J. Sheridan, Spooner;G George c. Parker,
Rochester,; R. l.. Dickens. La Crosse
Bird Island; Mrs. NJ. ID. Forbes, Me-
nomonie; G. w. Mclaughlin, High
more, 5. u.
Senator Dedon. Taylor's Falls, was
at the Merchants yesterday. He had
just returned from another cruising ex-
petition, reaching as far as Tower. OF
course, he has been working in the in
terest of the pine land commission, and
at the proper time and place, and not
till then, will he unfold the result of
his Investigations.
Registered at the Hotel Metropolitan
is Joseph w. Dorr, of Fairhaven, Wash.
He spent Sunday at Minneapolis, and
came over to st. Paul yesterday. He is
Ell route for Iowa-hls former home
where he will lecture upon the general
advantages of the Puget sound country.
Mr.. DOrr is a veteran journalist. He
was formerly proprietor of the Blaine
Journal, Whatcom county, Wash. at
one time he was acting editor-in- chief
of the Davenport Do Democrat.
At the Ryan-C. B. King. William A.
Brooks, w. j. Noble, c. S. Comstock.
New York; John Huron. Walter Buck
ner Jr., S. l.. Miller. NJ. Jamison, Chi
cage; D. b. Macdonald, Detroit; f. E.
Cotton, Lynn. Mass; j. &. Boess, Phla-
delphia; George p. Miller. Milwaukee /;
F. b. Crosby, Toledo; Il. A. Wallace,
Cleveland; George L. Blanden. Adams !;
F. V. Kennon. Providence, R. l.; w. S.
Morehouse, Seneca Falls, n. Y.
At the Merchants H. l.. Culver, Eau
Claire: p. B. Bower, Moorhead; Thomas
Mcknight, Duluth; Jennie White, Val
ley City, n. D.; James Patten, Philips
burg, Mont; Henry Dawson, New
York; }. Haefner, Grand Rapids; j. K.
Benton, Kansas; Henry M. Lamberton,
w. G.. Brown, Winona; A. Eva Cronln,
Washburn, Wis.,; j. r. Howard, Sank
Center; John Leahy, Webster, s. ID. ::
Isaac Lincoln, Aberdeen, S. D.; r. E.
Bundy, West Superior; Frank A. Cody,
Marshtield, Wis.