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


| John Sheppard and family, Macon, Mo.
Mrs. Sharp, Macon, Mo.
A. Fl. Isaacson, New Orleans.
John Thorne and family, New Orleans.
| Charles Ballego, New Orleans.
Charles Vincent and family, Washington,
DC.
G.. S. Heron and wife, ST. Paul.
E. J. Foster and family, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Mrs S. Fl. Snowden and son and Mrs. c.
B. Walls, Wordrill, Miss.
Charles D. Schmidt and family, st. Paul.
E. B. Foreman, st. Paul.
Ed Biggs and family, st. Paul.
Mrs. Constantine, Winnipeg.
Mr.. J. H. Robertson and wife, St. Paul.
Ed. Richards aud family, st. Paul.
Bart Presley and family, st. Paul.
NJ. Diyely, Kansas City.
j. HI. Sanders and family, st. Paul.
N. Ellinger, Chicago
o. P. Lampher and family.
Mrs. j. Fl. Anderson and son, St. Paul.
Walter S. Veile and wife, Evansville, Ind.
Chas. Teichman and family, st. Louis.
w. K Mans and family, St. Louis.
G. w Hurley and family, Kansas City.
a. s. Clark, Omaha.
Joe Hyans, Kansas City.
P. c. Frick, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Mrs. +. S. Farr, st. Paul.
Mrs. E. W. Shirk and family, st. Paul.
Mrs. DR.. A. G. Brlsbin and family.
E. Cutler, Chicago.
j. Bishoff and family, St. Louis.
H. S. Osborn, Quincy, Ill.
ATTHE WILLIAMS HoUsE-HoTEL PROPER.
Mrs. L. Dickerson, Minneapolis.
Miss Gertie Staples, Wlnona.
n. c. Urquhart, St. Louis, Mo-
". F. Stetsop, ST. Paul, MINI.
j. Freidter and family, Vidalia, La
Mrs F. S. Power and son, Linneas, Mo.
N. R. Cause and wife, Fort Worth, Tex.
Ella and May Morris, st. Paul.
Miss Rosa Hart, st. Paul.
L. Neiman and NJ. Currie, st. Baul
Mrs. B. j. Vandeveer and Miss AZ. J. Rob-
inson, Clinton, Ia.
Miss Ella Bowel, st. Louis, Mo.
IN THE WILLIAMS HoUsE-vILLA.
Mrs. S. Nicholson, Dubuque.
Harry Greer, Winona.
Mrs Ben White and family, St. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. J. Sharon and family, Carrolton, No.
Col. j. H. McAilister and wife, st. Paul.
VIM. Tileston and wife, st. Paul
Miss 1. N. Fullgraff, New York
Geo. b. Hill and wife, Pittsburgh.
DR.. e. G. Rohlfng ans family, st. Louis, Mo.
In the several cottages of the Williams
house are to be found:
Mrs. P. Fl. Kelly and family, St. Paul.
IiOi. l. a. [lO.
G. G. Child, Thos. Barclay, st. Paul.
E. n. Freyschlag, Kansas City, Mo.
K. +. Dorr, family and mother, Burling-
ton, Ia
AT THE CARPENTER HOUsR
Gen. r. n. McLaren and family, st. Paul
s. M. Cary and wife, St. Paul.
Henry Schurmeier and wife, st. Paul.
Mrs. Jos. Wheelock and family, st. Paul.
Miss Carrie Knox, st. Paul.
Messrs. Elmer, John Wann, Jr., VIM. Rice,
Sedgwick Rice, St. Paul
Mrs. Oliver P. Morton and sons, Indianapo-
lis, Ind.
Mrs. Seymour, Saltwater.
In the Carpenter House Cottages are:
Judge and Mrs. Young, St. Paul, in one,
and VIM. B. Dean and family in the other.
AT LAKESIDE,
the new resort kept by Mrs. W. H. Drake,
the following have found refuge from the
hot weather:
AIr. and Mrs. Phil. Riley and family, and
Miss Taylor, st. Paul.
Col. and Mrs. Horton and son, Muscatine,
Iowa.
Mr. end Mrs. R. F. Marvin and son, st.
Paul.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Hams and daughter,
St. Paul.
Miss Willis, Ohio
IN THE COTTAGES
not attached to the hotels, are to be found
those that,folow:
c. D. O'Brien and family, Miss Slater and
the Misses Cardczo, St. Paul.
Geo. r. Finch and family, st. Paul.
w. r. Merriam and family, st. Paul.
G. P. Noyes and family, st. Paul.
FL. A. Boardman, Jr., and family, st. Paul
Chas. Corning and family, st. Paul.
Chas 4. Nichols and family st. Paul.
Capt, E. P. Gibbs and family, st. Paul.
| Mrs. Z. A. Young and Mrs. Pope, St. Paul.
Mr.. 0. B. Wilgus and family, st. Paul.
Mr.. w. S. Shanks and family, st. Paul.
NJ. A. Bigford and family, st. Paul.
I. G. Fulton and family, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Col. r. M. Newport and family, st. Paul.
Mr.. Marshand and family.
Senator Mcmillan and family, at Webber's.
David Ramaley and family, st. Paul.
AT CHAsE's.
William Lindeke and family, Mrs. Gunther
and child, Mrs. Will Burton, of st. Paul, Mrs.
Kenna and family (tent); Miss Mamie Hefer-
nan visiting Mrs. Kenna.
TAE CAMPS.
One of the principal features of White
Bear is the camps that lire the shore al
most throughout its entire circumference.
Tents are erected upon every eligible
spot of ground, generally shaded by a
growth of trees, whose outrageous foli-
age temper the rays of the sun. There
is an almost continuous current of fresh,
pure air passing through the groves, and
hammocks are swinging from nearly ev-
cry tree, in which recline the occupants
of the canvas villages. The camps are
little communities in themselves. They
are provided with sleeping, drawing
room and smoking apartments, and each
camp has its kitchen attached, which
furnishes the best that the market af-
fords, cooked in style that would cause
a French chef to turn green with envy.
Among those whom the GLOBE represen-
tative discovered in sylvan seclusion in
these retreats were the following:
| Camp Gertrude-Five tents. Mr. aud Mrs.
| A. H. Pepper, st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Pepper; Mr.. and Mrs. Will Griggs; Mr.. and
/ NJ.