Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-06-17

Leaves from a Lost Note Book of P. p Re-
porter.
AS the weather begins to warm up, our citi-
zens begin to look around them for pleasant
summer resortsj where free from the noise and
confusion incident to city life, they can man
age to while away the hot hours of summer.
It may be pleasant for those who are required
to remain and endure the heat of summer to
know where there friends are to be found, and
hence we have been at some trouble to ascer-
tain the destination Of many Of our prominent
men and women, and give the information to
the curious world in this issue of the Pioneer.
Press.
Generals Pork and Beans with their delight
full wives and charming daughters, will be
found during the summer at the Occident
Hotel at Pigs Eye. Here, by their native dig
nifty, ease and graceful manners, polished and
refined by splendid educations and by friction
with the best society on earth, they will add
greatly to the elevated dignity Of that fashion
able resort.
Judge Smashpipes accompanied by his
beautiful and accomplished mother-in-law, will
add to the society of Rickord lake during the
heated season.
Ex-Governor Buster, wife and niece, will be
sat home at st. Johns Hotel, in Little
Canada. 1t is the intention of
the queenly Mrs. Gov. Buster to
receive regularly every Thursday evening and
she will be ably and charmingly assisted by
the Misses Swell, Mrs. Flirt, Miss Fern Rhanser,
Miss Brown and Miss Jones. It is needless to
enlarge on the beauty and accomplishments of
| this bevy of female super excellence. Miss
Jones is said to be the handsomest woman in
America and we are disposed to award to her
the high compliment. Her deep blue eyes and
hal added tn he bril- If her toll
makes her the cynosure of all eyes. Mrs. Flirt
is petite widow about "a years of age, hand
! some, dignifed and rich-is always the centre
of large number of admirers. Her versatility
is such that she has been known to talk to
twenty different men at the same time upon
| twenty different subjects.
Mrs. Capt. Bayonet will also add to the gage
ties of the st. Johns by her wit, beauty and wo-
manly accomplishments Mrs. May Swords, a
| recent addition to the society of our city and
who by her intelligence and beauty has become
SO popular in society circles contemplates rus
ticating this summer in Shakopee. Col. Blow
hard, wife and lovely niece will be found dur
| ing the summer at Pigs Eye. We have SO often
spoken of the many charming features in the
character of Miss Blowhard that it is unneces-
! sary to say any more in her praise. A young
friend returning from visit to her at the hos
pitable mansion of Col. Blowhard remarked
that 'she was simply perfection" We believe
he spoke the truth in all its length, breadth,
| depth and thickness.
Commodore Stepandfetchit so conspicuous
| ly known wherever the fame of the Mississippi
river navy has reached, and Mrs. Stepand-
fetchit with two charming young ladies from
Nee Yok, !" will pass portion OF the summer
at Lake McKenty. The commodore has taken
| the lovely cottage often heretofore occupied
| by the well known and popular Chancellor
| OHooleran and family. That the commodore's
hospitality and that Of his viyacious wife will
J al e., how lo
Mrs. Stepandfetchit is said to be even more
brilliant than ever, and the spi1atuelle of her
| sprlghtly soul will beyond question etheralize
the atmosphere and surroundings of Lake Nc
Kenty until it won't know itself-mo onlight
and fire bugs will not be though
of. The young ladies of the
Stepandfetchit party said to arouse
the most demonstrative enthusiasm even from
the most stolid and demure. Their costumes
will be the most elaborate and Nee Yok'' may
we'll listen with eager ear to the pronounced
encomiums that their advent at Lake McKenty
will elicit The Minneapolis explosion will be
forgotten in the vibrating waves Of wonder
| their coming will produce. We need not add
that their will be no place for Baacstiue at Lake
McKenty this season.
Private John Smith the only surviving priv
| ate of the late will camp out on Lake
Josephine and make it,lively for all visitors
who frequent that fashionable watering place
this summer. He has sixteen holes in his
body, the smallest one being his mouth hole.
Thus it will be that Minnesota is not
only not without summer resorts but also not
without patrons from far and near, to visit
! them and animate them. That our atmosphere
particularly fosters and facilitates good humor
and wit, and general freshness, we all know
and when we think Of the innate cheeriness Of
the parties we have mentioned, and reflect that
many we have not time to name will swell the
mum Der of our pleasure seekers this summer,
| ola
some days and nights in store for us this sea-