Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-04
AIINNETONKa RREEZES.

d. y. Hill has returned TO the lake.
Special evening motor trains are prom
ised this week.
The steamer Hattie May has been re-
tired for the winter.
Hotel Harrow is announced to remain
open during the month of September.
Lake Park and Hotel st. Louis have
succumbed to the inevitable and closed
their doors for the season.
The only church excursion announced
for this week is that of the Church OF
Christ, OF Minneapolis, which comes over
the ST. Louis road and City of st. Louis
Wednesday.
J. J. Walker, wife and son, Minneapolis;
Elisha Risley, Hartford, Conn; F. H.
E. G. Benton, Minneapolis; and VIII E.
Maxfeld, Fargo, d. T., are guests at the
Excelsior house.
Yesterday was one of the most beautiful
Sundays of the season, and hundreds
availed themselves of the opportunity of
spending it at Minnetonka. The Belle of
Minnetonka captured the majority of the
crowd and carried them on very pleasant
trip lover the waters blue"
The Chapman house, upper lake, is to
remain open until October 1, if not longer,
and will no doubt be well patronized.
Situated as it is in the midst of the best
fishing and hunting grounds around the
lake, it is, and will always be, the favorite
resort for the devotees of piscatorial
sports.
Commencing yesterday evening and
continuing all the week, the Manitoba rail
road and Belle of Minnetonka propose to
offer an entertainment for the benefit of
visitors to the great fairs and others.
A special train will leave st. Paul about 7
O'Clock and Minneapolis half an hour later,
each evening for Minnetonka.
At the Chapman house were G. n. Mar
shall, B. B. Marshall, Minneapolis; VIII E.
Wakefield, Fargo, d. T.; F. w. Fidel, wife
and daughter, Miss Fannie S. Guptill G.
W. Smith, Minneapolis; P. III. Bennett,
Pipestone City; A. w. Bennett and wife,
Fargo, D. T.; P. o. Milby, K. Stevenson.
Sweden; and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Fousing.
| Chicago.
The last regatta of the Jockey club was
the finest, as regards sailing, of the season
The champion flag, for sloops, was won by
III. Gales 'Pinafore," and the flag for first
class cat-rigged boats by 1.-The Catherine, .
Judge being second in that class. In the
second class cat-rigged ''Kismit'' was first
and Carrie" second. Johnson's beautiful
sloop ''Mannette" came in close behind
"Pinafore.''
The Lafayette register yesterday indi-
Gated the presence of P. X. Kelly, JAS
Farington, Thomas Mccain, W. G. Faring-
ton. st. Paul; G. p. Perry and wife.
Englenwood, ILL.,; H. Truesdale, Miss
Truesdale, Geo. N. Robinson, Minneapolis
Herbert Wyman, Excelsior; VIM. G. Will
lird, Albert Lea; P. A. Philips, W. B.
Higgins, New York; g. W. Hadley, G. T.
Dushano. NJ. T. Conklin, Mrs. Bailey
Charlottesville, Ind; J. L. Howard
Chicago.
The Belle of Minnetonka will meet the
train at Wayzata and Immediately start
on grand tour of the lower lake, stop
ing at all the hotels. A band of music
will be on board, and during the trip
| there will be hop given on the lower
deck. After making the rounds, the
steamer will be anchored on the west shore
| of Big Island and display of fire works
will occur, the return to St. Paul and Min
neapolis being made about midnight
| Steward LYDIA and his efficient staff will
| serve supper equal to the occasion.