St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-03-21
Personal MENTION.

Hon. Joseph Cotton, Duluth, was at
the Windsor yesterday.
Herman Sporting, st. Peter, registered
j at the Windsor yesterday.
W. II. LamDher and wife. Fulda, were
Clarendon guests Yesterday.
Ed A. Huebner, Winthrop, was
Merchants guest yesterday.
Drew Musser, Little Falls. registered
yesterday at the Merchants.
j. M. Todd and wife, Albert Lea, reg
istered yesterday at the Windsor.
Hon. William K. Lee, Long Prairie,
was Merchants guest yesterday.
j. E. Lynds, Cloquet, was among the
arrivals yesterday at the Merchants.
Rev. p. j. Hendrick, East Grand
Forks, was among the arrivals yesterday
at the Clarendon.
Charles S. Drew, Mortified, and Mil
ton McFadden, Brainerd, were Mer-
chants guests yesterday.
Transient at the Merchants yester-
day were E. A. Nelson, of Hallock, and
Joseph Curhart, OF st. Cloud.
Irman Hansen, Mrs. Paul Sharvey
and Mrs. Charles Leytze, all of Dn-
luth, arrived at the Windsor last night.
Budd Reeve, of Buxton, n D., the
unique and graceful correspondent of
the GLOBE, is in the city looking over
the weather with a view of buying a
stock to take home.
At the observation-disclosures B. Jones,
Hot Springs; W. w. Smith, Chicago;
l.. A. Buck. st. Louis; G. w. Territtin,
keasta; James b. Boxer, Duluth: John
+. Campbell. Watertown; E. l.. War
rem, Michael Lachapelle. Detroit.
TIO,,
last night to his home, after having
go 20 hot Springs, Ala, early next
week, on the advice of a physician.
At the Sher mani. t. Pierson, Mon
tana; c. B. Morgan, Aberdeen; E.
Moore. Hudson; q. B. Wyllie, Chicago;
q. w. Searls. Jesup; j. G. Bumr, Mil
waukee; A. j. Mcdonald, Saltwater;
George E. Lewis, Seneca Falls, n. Y.
At the Hotel Metropolitan-W E.
Cassidy, Charles Disosway. Omaha;
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Walsh. New
York; NJ. E. Cooper, Chicago; S. n.
johnson and wife. Burlington, 10. All
bert Roberts. Cincinnati; Eugene
Rucker. Wilder.
Senator La Due, of Luverne, was at
the Windsor last night. He came here
on private business. He may remain
here for several days. He reports that
nearly all the wheat in his section is
now in, ana felt that the prospects for
an early spring were good.
AT the Windsor H. Leach, Troy, N.
y: L. l. Wilson, j. A. Wilkens. Chi
cago; l.. A. Lawton, Herkimer, N. Y;
y. u. Baunantini, st. Louis; Charles A.
Pfeitfer, st. Joseph; Lawrence Bruce,
st. Louis; Mrs. j. Ii. Stout, Menomonie,
Wis.
AT the Ryan-H. Goldsmith, Provi-
dence, II. L.: Gold 7. Curtis, Great
Falls; S. Seltenbach, Spokane: S. II.
Goodnow, Oneida. n. Y; james 5.
Crane, Dayton, o.; A f. Mechanic,
Tacoma; j E. Kittson, Philadelphia;
j. S. Robertson, Council Bluffs; E. G..
Holmes, Detroit; Edward II. Porter,
John Pynchon, j. E. Beckerley, c. w.
Griffith. Chicago; Hans Hansen, w. j.
Nilllnst0n, S. E. SimondS, A. G. Miller.
A: w. Wagner, E. H. Ditchen, George
w. Powell, New DIRK.
AT the Merchants'-N. G. Beunrr.
Grand Forks; n. Lalonde, Eau Claire;
j. q. Nethaway, j. n. Searles, Stillwa-
ter; j. Anderson, Leluka; G. w. Vars,
buffalo, n. Y; CA. Hoffman, Trenton,
Mo-; G. r. Ainsw orth, Moline; Peter
Musser, Muscatine; Z. Bailey, Cham.
paign, ILL.,: George w. Dart, Dillon,
Mont; X. Nj. Strong, g. E. Darlington
Omaha; G. E. Abbott. Sioux City; John
III. Turner, Grand Forks.