Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-07-24
MIENETONKA BREEZEs.

j Pillsbury was of the NIinneapolitans at
the lake yesterday
About $50 transient dinners were served at the E1-
celsior house yesterday.
The Good VIII cottaeers turned out to dinner at
the Excelsior house yesterday in full force.
Point Lookout camp went fishing Saturday, made
day of it, camped for dinner on Big Island and
returned home with good string of fish.
Both upper lake steamers, the City OF ST. Louis
and the Bellies of Minnetonks were well patronized
yesterday.
George Hay and wife, Mr. Fred Beatte, Mrs
Frank Helm and Arthur Hay, all of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday the Belle of Minnetonka.
The congregation of the Seventh Street NJ. E.
church, Minneapolis, will have an excursion to the
upper lake via the Minneapolis 4 St. Louis railway
ami steamer Wednesday, July 20.
C. E. Brown and family, of Minneapolis, WI.
Wilson and family, of Sexton, NO., and r. NJ.
Hitchcock and family, of Chicago, are all located at
the Excelsior house, where they will spend the
mSr.
She steamer City Of st. Louis never races with
another boat. No, never. But her frantic
efforts to make tire landings ahead Of her faster and
more successful rival, the Belle of Mnnetonka,
sometimes looks to strangers, who are not posted
very much like race.
W. McWhinnie, prominent business man of
Lincoln, Nebraska, arrived at The lake yesterday
afternoon and registered the Excelsior house. MIR
McWhlnnle has made some investments In real estate
in st. Paul and intends purchasing place in M in
neapos, which he expects to make his future home.
The following e1cursionIsts dined at Ohapmsn's
yesterday: James NJ Wilson, J I Radcliffe Mime
apolis; Albert Aferd, Providence. RI; Farrell,
Syracuse, N Y; Joe IL Rosekrans, j Smith, SYRIA
cuse, Y; II II IIobert, Omaha; Wheeler and
Williams, Minneapolis; @ Fl Andeer, Minneapo-
lis; Frank Fairchi.d. st. Paul; l. Sprague, Minnie
tonka Mils w Tompkips, st Paul; Vim Barrett
wife and child, U Farbanka, st Paul; Johnson.
Il Stafford. Kansas City: Mr. and Mrs VIM III
Kelly, st. Paul.
The Excelsior house. register yesterday contained
the names Of the following from Minneapolis: EC
Halliday, NJ Tonne f Thresher, f FairchiId
Chas Il Freeman, Barber + Snyder, A j
Finneg gam S Dimond, W secombe 7 Buxton,
McMullen, s Chase, Il Eoss A Samonson,
n Baker, Fred Dean, Ii Arson, + Mitchell
and wife, Geo Douglas, J Mentor
II johnson, wife and child, VIM Gan, Lock
wood, II s Tapen, Smith, + L Mckenzie W
Pilock, j Mart1udale, Ii KloRes, James
Sheehan and lady, Henry Gebhardt and two
ladies', d @ Gates, st Paul; f Barre st Louis: It M
Teale, Norris MINI; J II Rosenkrans. J j Far
rel, Syracuse, Y; III Morrison, Mobile;
Alex Huscher and wife, Shakopee, Mimi; and
Atkins and Oswald, Chicago were also registered.
Yesterday was brilliant day at the lake. The
morning trains from the twin cities came in loaded
with passengers glad to escape from the heat and
noise and spend day amidst the cool refreshing
breezes of the lake. The Corinne concert at Hotel
Lafayette claimed the attention of large number
for time and the big boats City of st. Louis ard
Belle of Mlnnetonka carried many to the upper
lake The Belle of Mnnetonka came in for The
largest lumber of passengers and is beyond COM
parlson the most pleasant boat to travel on in the
lake. The Belle made her first Sunday excursion
yesterday accompanied by her Gem City band. Din
ner VAS served under the personal direction Of
Steward LYDIA, in the upper lake, and done Justice
to by the large party of passengers. short stop
was made by both boats at Chapman's, after which
they returned down the lake. Services we're held in
the Congregations. and Trinity churches during the
day, ana we're well attended