St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-30
III. o. Parkhurst, L. b. Hopper, K. AISLE
son and b. III. Truman.


MiNNETONkA NOTES.
At the Hotel Lafayette: The members
of the Minnesota Editorial association: G..
w. Truesdell and wife, G. f. Truesdell.
Washington, ID. c.; Mrs. n. c. Lowering.
New York; II. p. Wilbur and wife. Miss
Hodges, Miss Jennie Hodges, T. +. Sam
son, Peoria, ILL.,; X. n. Horintz, F. b.
Boyd, l.. X. Hirsch, Henry Myer, St.
Louis; w. Richards and wife, j. Duffy and
wife, Z. Jacquist, New Orleans; J. X. Bur-
ton. Dubuque, Ia; II. S. Morse. Youngs-
town, o.; Ike Sehoeward, Lee Mussbaum,
NJ. Fellheum, La Porte, Ind; w. A.
Aiken. w. ID. ST. Clair and wife, Mrs. a.
j. Cooper, Mrs. Horner, Mrs. Springer,
Mrs. j. T. odell. w. T. Maxfieid, Mrs.
McQuinland and son, Miss McQuinland,
w. Merriam. DIR. J. w. Chamberlain. DIR.
ID. ID. Lambie, q. Brown, S. Kohn.
Miss Lou Kittelle. Manly B. Curry,
J. Royal McMurran, St Paul;
Fred HasS, Jr., Miss Eva HaSs, W. Z.
Smith, 5. p. Brown, Charles II. Westln,
w. w. Roberts, III. L. Converse and lady,
Jonas p. Brown, Jonas p. Brown. Jr., +.
w. Irvine, c. j. Swanson. G. j. Sullivan,
a. A. Bond and sister, ID. ii. Gallagher, ID.
w. Ahern, Minneapolis; A. Sommer, L.
NJ. Schultoff, Mattoon, ILL.,; Louis X.
Hirsch, st. Louis; a. ii. Merrill and wife,
TOmah, Wis; Henry Meyer, st. Louis; J..
X. Brooks, Winona; l.. b. Johns, A. j.
Bond, Fort Wayne; A. b. Cole, Fergus
Falls; Maj. James II. DOOley and wife,
Hill Carter. Richmond. Va; Brooke Dos
well, Fredericksburg, Va: Edward Lour,
l.. w. Pierce, Aberdeen. Oak.
AT the Lake Park. yesterday: E. J.
Levi, Dubuque. Ia; Miss Kate Kemper,
Tallahassee, Fla; II. Rich, Chicago; Mrs.
Laskaw. Miss C.. S. LaSkaw, Pittsburg; NJ.
Webb, Selma, Ala; II. II. Crandall and
wife, Brighton, Ill; Miss L. NJ. Logan.
Allegheny City, Pa: +. T. Bartruff, wife
and child, George Collier, Keokuk, Ia; L.
A. Phinney and family, Saltwater; A. IL.
Lewis, Evanston. ILL.,; G. w. Foster. +. A.
Delabarre, Conway, Mass; f. i. Tucker,
New York; w. II. Long, Quincy, ILL.,; J.
II. Ellis. Barcelon. Wis, Il. w. Brodee
and wife, Chicago; +. A. Dubach, Hamil-
ton. Ill.
Wallie Waite, manager of the Excelsior
house, made Mrs. Simpson of the White
house an offer TO take the house and run it for
the remainder of the season, after the death
of Manager Jenkins, Mrs. Simpsons son.
The offer was not accepted, and Mrs Simp-
son will continue the management.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Taylor of Jop-
lin Mo-, caught, over 200 pounds of bass
and pickerel few mornings ago, while ont
few hours.
The complimentary excursion on the,
City last evening to MeSsrs. Mcdonald
Garfield and Cutchfield was a gratifying
success.
United States Senator ID. VI. Sabin of
Saltwater was a guest of Mai. George a.
Camp at Minnetonka Beach yesterday.
The Hattie May carried happy company
of St. Paul fire laddieS, with their families.
around the lake last evening.
w. S. Walden and family and &. II.
HELEN and wife OF Minneapolis, are camp
ing near NorthwOod.
w. d. st. Clair, advertising manager of
the Chicago Times, and wife are guests OF
the Lafayette.
The Lake Park ice house was damaged
to the extent OF 500 by the storm of Tues
day night.
Col. II. NJ. Pyatt will return TO the man
agement Of the Lafayette pavilion about
Aug. 1.
The Minnesota editors are talking of an
excursion TO the Yellowstone for their nexi
annual trip.
About twenty guests of the Excelsior
house ''eXcurted'' on the Star last evening.
The Rosander with large party on
board, followed the regatta boats yesterday
DIR. A. NJ. Eastman of Minneapolis moved
into his Lake Park cottage yesterday.
Every steamer on the lake was pressed
into service yesterday.