Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-08-13
the Emost sylvan hooks of Lake Mime.

MISSES Bell CAREY, Celia Mackey and
Mary Mackey, of Saltwater, are visiting
the Misses Allison, 40 Saltwater street,
st. Paul.
Mr.. N. H. n. Raymond, special agent
and insurance adjuster Of note, is on his
first trip to s.. Paul, and is of course de-
lighted.
Fl. D. Bramble and wife, Mrs. J. P.
Williams and Mrs. Geo. Gibson, of Gin
Icinnati, are at the Windsor. They will
do the lakes
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Leach, OF Lyons,
n. Y, who have beer visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Henry Schurmeier, re-
turned home last week, having had a
delightful visit
John P. Williams Of Chicago, well
known In musical circles and among in
surance men, has decided to locate with
US in interest Of insurance.
The crystal wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. p. o. Reagan was ceie-
brated in festive and grand style by their
many friends Monday night
Miss Sarah Watson, of Providence,
r. l., who is spending the summer in
Minnesota, has been visiting friends in
st. Paul during the past week.
Mr.. Lafe Holmes, secretary and treas
urer of the Saints line, La Crosse, and
wife, are in town, and will make a tour
of the lakes during their stay.
Mrs. E. B. Morehouse, of Quincy, Ills,
and Miss Kate A. Prest, of Niagara
Falls, are the guests of their brothers, of
the St. Paul & Duluth general Office.
The Misses Robert, of Robert street,
leave this week for the great Northwest,
including Grand Forks, Larimore and
DEVILS lake. They will be absent several
weeks.
FL. l. Miller of st. Louis, prominent
diamond merchant, is stopping at the
Windsor-will take in the lakes and sur
rounding country and return about Sep
TENDER l.
Mrs. M. E. Smith, of Tarpotr, Pa, an
accomplished lady of the section in which
she resides, is on visit to St. Paul and
the Northwest. She is the guest CT Mr..
J. II. Langton.
A delightful hop was gwen at the
Williams house, White Bear lake, Friday
evening by the gentlemen composing
Camp Orpheus, Camp Lawrence and
Camp Manitoba.
Judge Burr returned last week from
a jaunt up the country. Hizzoner
looks as brown as a nut and healthy
enough to tackle the tanglefoot lushers
in greater shape than ever.
James G. Fair, Jr., son Of the San
Francisco celebrity, and Joseph Marks,
of the same place, are among the tourists
whose blessed privilege it is to take in the
sights of this section of the glorious
country.
A party of tourists consisting of Mr.
d. Cutler, Miss Nellie, Eta and Frank
Cutler, Miss Eta Savidge and C. E.
Wyman and wife, of Grand Haven,
Mich, are sojourning at the Metropoli-
tan.
Col. Harry Lilliger IS his name, and he
is the popular boniface of the Bonami
club house, Spring park, Minnetonka,
and, by way of ST. Paul pointer, if you
are an epicure, don't let it escape your
memory.
Misses Matte Brotherton and Julia
Miller, of st. Louis, who have been
spending two most enjoyable weeks at
the Williams house, will leave for home
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miss them sadly.
Among the st. Paulites, who are en-
joying the delightful attractions OF
Spring park, Minnetonka, are c. W.
Griggs and family, A. G. Foster and
family, G. B. Thurston and family, and
j. H. Woolsey and sister.
Geo. B. Hubbard and VIM. Burgess, OF
Rondout, N. Y, returned to St. Paul last
Sunday morning, and left for their home
on the evening train, with the intention
of returning with their families, who ex-
pect to make their home in the North
west.
MIR. Emil Zimmerman, the popular
prescription compounder at Vampires,
hied himself to the rural precincts for a
brief. and we'll earned vacation. He will
visit his mother and perhaps go east, ard
as it is his first respite in five years tie
trip will be doubly grateful.
Mr.. H.B. Hanmore, formrly a Journalist
of Paul, land now the bonanza King 81
Lake of the Woods gold and silver lodges
Is on visit to this city. He is accom-
panied by Mr.. F. G. Butterfeld, chief
engineer and manager of mine which
Mr.. Hanmore is one of the principal
shareholders.
Miss Marie Geist, recently from Brook
Ign, n. Y, and graduate from the
Royal Conservatory of Music at Munich,
is preparing to give musical sUiree, in
which she will give the cello, an instru-
ment that she plays with great skill, a
prominent part. She will also introduce
very elaborate duet for the cello and
piano, by Mendelssohn, one of his
-grandest compositions.
The union depot eating house en-
ployes have arranged On admirable and
elaborate scale for moonlight excursion
and promenade concert to be given on
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