Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-08-07

of ODeratlOnS has oeen preScFlDeu ny IA'
limits of the lake surroundings. Those
who have come to this city have come tt
visit all the surrounding territory, prln'
cipally the lakes in this vicinity, and a,
each of these resorts there has been
constant round of pleasure, mostly OF the
outdoor sort.
HOME NOTES.
Mrs. and Miss Shields have returned
from their sojourn at White Bear lake.
Mrs. DR.. VIM. Horton, of Pittston, Pa,
is ia the city, guest of her father, Peter
Wolford.
Miss Harlow, one of the bellies of De-
troit, is paying a brief visit to her friend,
Miss Shields.
Mr.. S. Ettlinger, cashier of the Inter
national bank, Chicago, is domlclled at
White Bear for week or ten days.
Mrs. John n. Hills, of Chicago, en-
route to the summer resorts about St.
Paul, is stopping with Mrs. G. X. Barnes.
Mrs. Annie L. Clovan and Mis- Ella
Mcintyre, of Galena, H., are visiting at
Mrs. Thos. Manning's, No. 2l6 East Four
teenth street.
DIR. J. H Stewart, surveyor general OF
this district, returned yesterday from
brief trip to Lake Superior and the
Thousand Isles.
Prof. B. F. Wright, superintendent Of
schools, returned from the East yesterday
in. company with his bride. They were
cordially received by their many friends
Mr.. NJ. NJ Leahy and wife will leave
their Lake Como residence about the lst
of October. They will probably take up
their residence in St. Paul after that date.
Mrs. W. E. Easten nee Josie McGowen,
accompanied by Miss Nettie Easton, Of
Saltwater, were admiring the city's deco
rations on Tuesday last, from the balcony
ef the Merchants hotel.
Miss Minnie Lawrence, who has been
visiting the past two weeks with Mrs.
ZONES. corner Lincoln and Anna av-
enues, will return the first of this week
to her home at Ocohto, Wis.
The cathedral Sunday school held their
picnic at White Bear lake on Thursday
last. Although many of those present
were exposed to the fury Of the gale that
sprung up in the afternoon, there were
happily no casualties.
Messrs. Anthony Conls. William Co.
dy and P. Rice, of Chicago, accompanied
by Detective John O'Connor, went to
Vadnais lake on Thursday on fishing
excursion. 1t took double team TO haul
the catch back to the city.
Mr.. Lane K. Stone, member of the leg
islature from Chippewa county, was in
the city yesterday He has been spending
several weeks at Lake Minnetonka, and
it is rumored that ere long he will intro
duce Mrs. Stone to his friends in Monte
vfdeo.
Judge r. r. Nelson and family returned
Yesterday morning from trip to the sea-
shore. 1t is reported that the judge visited
most of the seaside resorts during the
month past, and if an additional bloom
upon his cheeks is proof of the statement
it may be regarded as we'll authenticated.
Mr.. julius R. Cabanne, of Verndale,
and Miss Gilbertie Davidson, daughter of
John X Davidson, ESQ, of this city, will
be united in the holy bonds Of matrimony
on Tuesday next at St. Mary's church,
Rev. Father L. Caillet officiating The
friends of the young couple, who are
legion, Will wish them long life Of
welded bliss.
Col E. A Calkins, Of the Milwaukee
Telegraph, who has been ruralizing in
camp at Sand island, Lake Superior, for
several weeks past, was in the city yester-
day, in company with his family, and will
leave for his Milwaukee home on Monday
noen He reports having had superb
time, and certainly his appearance does
not belle his words.
John Meharg, Esq, clerk of the court
in Ravenna, Portage county. Ohio, wife
and daughter, made a brief call on
friends in st. Paul, last week, on their
way home from Tower City, D. T.,
where they have been visiting relatives
and friends A carriage ride over the
city greatly delighted them, and they
were enthusiastic in their praises of the
prosperous and rapidly growing empori-
um of the great Northwest.
A very elegant crayon sketch of Christ
carrying the cross, the work of Miss
Mamie Kelly, a daughter of William
Louis Kelly, has been on exhibition at
Stevens & Robertson's store for the past
few days. Miss Kelly is a young lady Of
but IL years Of age, and the only artistic
instruction she has received has been
from the sisters at St. Joseph's academy
Her work shows fine appreciation of
form, the outlines of the picture being of
rare excellence. There is, no doubt, a
fine future in store before the young
lady.
THE MINNETONKA EXCURSION.
On Friday evening large number of
citizens took an excursion to Lake Min
netonka. Six coaches, well filled, left the
depot, and embarked on the steamer St.
Louis. The Great Union band accom-
panied the excursion, and the entire tour
of the lake was made, a landing being eff
fected at all the hotels. At each there
was an elaborate display of fireworks,
which received liberal response from
the steamer. There was continual ova-
tion from the embarkation to the landing.
The company returned to the city about
o'clock, highly delighted with the trip.
1t is proposed to give another excursion
either on Monday or Friday evenings, OF
this week Of which dne potipo will he