Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-17
M1NNRroNKA BREEzEs.
Lafayette ball tonight.

Layiayette oali to-nlgne.
w. L. Button, of Fargo, is at the lake.
Among the railroaders at the lake yesterday
was ]. A. Chandler Of st. Paul.
VIM. Mitchell, of Milwaukee, nephew oil
Alex. Mitchell, is stopping at the Park.
| s. w. Elliott and Everard Moff1tt, of Thorn
ton, Ind, are regular boarders at Chapman's
The walters of the Lafayette INDUCED in ar
exhibition of athletic sports yesterday after
noon.
B. c. Hurd and family, of Minneapolis
went up the lake and lived at Chspman's yes
terday.
! Gethsemane Sunday school of Minneapolis
is to have an excursion to Lake Waconia
Wednesday. August 80.
W. H. Harvey aud family, of Minneapolis
arrived at the lake Yesterday. They will spend
few days at the Lafayette.
W. C. Bilbreugh, Geo. Haley and families
of Dubuque, To-; were among yesterdays ar.
rivals and are located at Hotel Harrow.
The millers will take their tour Saturday
next and will travel via motor line and Belle
of Minnetopka. Dining on the big boat.
A ladies' rowing contest is to be one of the
features OF the Regatta associations second
day next Wednesday, the prize 10 be awarded
for Craftsmanship instead of speed.
General Manager s. S. Merrill, of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railway, accom-.
panied by his family, visited Mlnnetopka yes
terday and went up the lake with the Belle.
Owners of small boats should not leave
them around the steamboat dock. The Belle
of Minnetonka struck ss5 boat belonging to
Aug. Thompson, st Excelsior dock yesterday
morning, and reduced 1t to kindiing wood.
Col. Gus NJ Cans, of Little Rock, Ark, is
quite jubilant over catch of ten fine bass,
weighing from two and halt to five pounds
each, ard forty-fve croppes, all caught in
four hours time Mr.. Cans is considered the
champion .ishe'ma of the Lafayette, where
he is spending the summer.
This will be car accountants day, the fra
teruity OF st. Paul and Minneapolis having an
eXcuTs' on to lWsyzata via th,, st. Paul, Min
nespolis & Manitoba railway and around the
lake on the Belle of MinnetOnka. Dinner by
Steward Leila is one Of the most aLtrac tive
features of the days pleasure.
The Belle of Minnetonka ia to give another
of her enjoys BILE electric light excursions this
evening starting from Wsyzata on the arrival
of the train leaving st. Paul at z O'Clock and
Minneapolis at 7:25. The tour of the lower
lake will be made stopping at all points. Mu.
sic and dancing On the boat are promised and
Refreshments will be served.
The female employees OF the Excelsior house
had dance in SIMPSONS hall Tuesday even.
ing, and through some misunderstanding the
sterner sex failed TO make representation.
However, the girls went through with the
party and settled the bill themselves, and
taken altogether the affair was very pleasant
one. Miss Maggie Murryohone was the belle
OF the ball.
The congregation of the Centenary NJ. E.
church, of Minneapolis, with their sunday
school, went to the lake for their annual ex-
cursion and picnic yesterday. There were
about $50 in the party, which made the tour
of the lake on the City of st. Louis, stopping
at Chapman's grove for picnic dinner. The
Gay was very pleasantly spent in boating,
fishing, ETC., and the excursion was in every
respect success.
Registered at the Lafayette: John Black and
wife, Miss Lulu Black, Milwaukee; A. s.
Heffelfnger, Minneapolis; Mrs. s. s. Merritt,
Mrs. Forebllle, Mrs. Rocles, Milwaukee; P.
r. Willis and wife, Peoria; Miss Bessie Har-
denburg, Minneapolis; A. B. Garland, Jr., G.
d Noble, Montgomery, Ala; Fl. J. Slater,
Chicago; J. II. Thompson, Dubuque; Chas.
Manley, 81. N. Manley, New York; VIM.
Halliday, Columbus, o.; Mrs. VIM. Brother
ton, Muncis; and L. 81. Black and II. G. Car
bough, .. S.