St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-15
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News Notes.

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News Notes.
Prof. r. H. Evans will open a dancing
school to-day at Hotel Lafayette.
Frank Clark and family of New York are
at Northwood, visiting c. f. Otis.
An orchestra of four pieces furnished
music on the City yesterday.
The new NJ. IL st. L. station for Hotel
st. Louis is now used by all trains.
The Centenary NJ. E. church of Mime
apolis will picnic at Lake Park to-day.
Warren Currier and wife of st. Louis
arrived at the Lake Park for the season.
J. P. Campbell, the Clay Centre banker,
S at the Excelsior house with his family.
Mr.. Tarbox of ST. Paul, and family, are
expected at the Lafayette to-day for the
season.
The hop at the Lafayette last evening
was well attended and proved thoroughly
enjoyable.
Mr.. E. p. Greedy of Nashua, Ia, is the
guest of Rev. l.. ID. Boynton, at his Lake
Park cottage.
The Rhodes family of Allegheny City,
at the Lafayette.
Lorraine chapter, Order Eastern Star,
Minneapolis, will picnic at Lake Park the
first week in September.
Rooms have been engaged for the season
at the Lafayette by Edward McCauley and
family of Washington, d. c.
Ex-Mayor Theodore Rodolf and wife of
La Crosse, Wis, are spending few days
at the White house, Excelsior.
w. B. McCord and large party of Min
neapolitans made the lake trip on the Why
Not and caught large quantity of fish.
The scene of the accident is pointed out
to tourists on every boat that passes from
WayZata to the upper waters of the lake.
Voege's skating rink was opened for the
season last evening with large attendance.
The Italian band of Minneapolis furnished
music
The types yesterday made an item in the
GLOBE read that Baron Won Hoffman died
at the Lafayette. 1t should have read that
he dined.
Col. j. B. Alexander, proprietor of
AleXander's hotel, Louisville. KY, and a
party of friends, made the lake trip on the
City yesterday.
Rev. j. II. Thompson and wife of the
Monumental city were guests of Rev. John
Woods of st. Paul, yesterday. They spent
the day at the lake.
A party of young ladies from st. Louis.
representing the cream of society, will
spend the month of August with Col. Scud-
der at Hotel st. Louis.
Prof. Thiele's orchestra will play a ''re-
quest program Friday evening. All per-
sons who want their favorite pieces played
will notify Prof. Thiele.
Mr.. Miner Ball, owner of the Star.
placed large number of lifeIpreservers on
his boat yesterday and equipped her with
axes and water buckets.
Hon. G. II. Thompson of st. Louis Col.
Charles Scudder and a party of friends
spent the day profitably ON the Hebe.
Capt. La Paul, yesterday.
The inspectors were at the lake yester-
day, looking after the boats and their
equipments. All boat owners were notified
to carry life preservers in the future
At Hotel st. Louis: Thomas Drew. F.
Becker, ii. Deering, G. Westlake, Sam
Haines, Arthur Stith, Miss Julia Stith.
Miss Fannie Stith, st. Louis; R. ID. Baker.
Louisville.
August %, the blue lodges of the Masonic
fraternity of Minneapolis will picnic at
MinnetOnka, probably Lake Park. Literary
and musical exercises will form a portion of
the program.
Capt. ID. W. Maratta of Bismarck, Oak,
manager Of the Coulson line of Missouri
river steamers, was atsthe lake yesterday.
He chaperoned large party of friends dur
ing trip on the City.
At the White house: Tyndale Palmer,
| c. w. Mccarthy and daughter, c. w.
Bowen, q. b. Halsted, NJ. A. Dunn. Wal
ter Phillips and sister, Miss NJ. Edgar, II.
c. Baker, all of Minneapolis.
Rooms have been reserved at Hotel St.
Louis for a party Of fifty Kentuckians,
who will arrive from Louisville, Aug. l.
They comprise some of the leading business
and society people of the city.
Mr.. o. ). Gates of Excelsior is doing
some excellent work at his dock in dredging
and improving it. He will build a new
| platform and will greatly change, for the
better, the appearance of things.
? Capt. E. B. Moor of theForest Queen. one
| of tho best known of the small boats, said
to reporter yesterday that Sundays acct
dent would have very depressing effect on
the pleasure-boat business for the remainder
| of the season.
The steamer Minnie Cook was not recoy-
cred yesterday, no effort in that direction
being made. To-day, however, the divers
will resume their work and it is expected
| that Mr.. Newell will be in possession of
the boat before night.
Ont of respect TO the memory of Mr.. A.
g. Rand and family, who were guests at
the hotel frequently during past seasons,
Mr.. Wilcox will place the flags of the
Lafayette at half-mast on the day of the
| funeral in Minneapolis.
The sad affair of last Sunday is having
an effect on the lake business, and yesterday
was not so lively as the day preceding. The
weather was very fine, the lake was calm
and smooth and there was nothing to mar
the enjoyment of the day.
The special business car of General SUI
perintendent j. T. Clark of the Chicago,
Milwaukee amidst. Paul railway, arrived at