St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-08
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Yesterday ut the Big Watcr--ThS
DenIiNts, ENcuSsfon.

At Hotel Lafayette: A. w. Kirken. ID.
A. G. Harris and wife, ". r. Stone. Mrs.
DE-. Tucker, w. j. Cutler and wife, II. ID.
Russell, +. J.. Whitman, Chicago; G. Z.
Dilley and wife, Palestine. Tex; ID. p.
Biggar and wife, Brainerd: Mrs. W.
Humphrey, Miss Jennie Mcdonald. Hamil-
ton, Can; Mrs. J. IL. Dodge, c. L. Scaff-
Ter. st. Paul; Mrs. G. J.. Field. Miss Jessie
Field, Detroit, Mich; Miss Belle Cherry.
Miss Jessie Cherry, Quincy, III;
Lincoln, Neb.; G. F. Stone. #. j.
Buxton, Minneapolis; Miss Efie Preston.
Cleveland: L. Frank Howe, Peoria, ILL.,;
w. b. Osborne, wife and son. Blair, Neb.;
August RaSch, Detroit, Mich; Charles
Fay, Chicago; DIR. p. NJ. Kelley, VI. OPP
penheimer, Rochester, Mimi: Thomas
Sewall and wife, Unionville, Penn; Lettie
/. Dowdall, Avondale, j. III. Grubb, Phila-
delphia: w. +. Kruger, NJ. Il. Strothman.
}. ID. Miller, st. Louis; c. NJ. Miller. Dun
can II. Mopar, New York: w. Wright,
wife and two daughters. Dubuque. Ia:
Darlington Phillip, Morris; q. w. Ander-
son. Quincy. Ill; Dr.. s.. L. House. Mime
apolis; \. II. Pierce, Charles Fay, Chi
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At Lake Park: Mrs. S. W. Mead, Gales
burg, H.; Mrs. j. 4. Guth, Miss Jennie
Guth, Peoria; Charles FosS. Minneapolis:
George Ii. Schetfer, Jr., Ottumwa: Ed
ward TOllind, New York: A. w. Laird,
Winona; \. \. Pets, \. Is. Sibley, ST.
Paul: 4. Z. Dickinson, C.. II. Corwin.
Belle Plaine; ii. j. Corwin, Chelsea. VT:
w. II. Smith, Cincinnati; w. j.. Farbell,
j. w. Tam. Thomas Scott. William Lock-
erbie, IL. Bidwell. John DAWN. George p.
Wailiham, Mrs. Z. ID. Zimmerman, J. +.
Stephens, Minneapolis: w. IL. Plumb.
Iowa; c. Williams, st. Paul: G. S. Berg
land, Fit. Dodge; c. Il. Rockwell, Kansas
City.
At Excelsior house: Edward T. Doherty.
Frank Plnmmer, w. ID. Rosbach. Minnea-
polls; MR. Metz and child, Miss Lille
Hcupt. st. Paul.
At White house: Frank A. johnson.
Minneapolis; Mrs. f. Delaney. Mrs. 4.
Tiernan, Mrs. I. Gougherty. Miss Clara
G~ougherty, Miss Josephine GOugherty, Mas
ter Thomas G~ougherty, St. Louis; John
Houston, Portage Ia Prairie, Manitoba.
Members of the American Dental a~ssocia-
ton to the number of 500 came out to the
lake yesterday afternoon on a special train
of eight ears on the Minneapolis IL ST.
Louis road. They were met ut Lake Park
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on which they made the excursion
around the lake. In the evening a banquet
was given at the Lake Park hotel and the
program, consisting of music, dancing and
addresses, was entirely informal. The
evening was one of continued enjoyment
and everything passed off very successfully.
y number Of the party will leave to-day
for a visit 10 the Yellowstone park.
All arrangements have now been made
for the Grant memorial exercises at the
Lake Park this evening, and it is expected
that a large number of people, will be
present. The principal addresses will be made
by Gen. I. l.. RosSer of Minneapolis and
Judge Gould of Texas.
The picnic of the Thirteenth avenue
Methodist society at Lake Park yesterday
passed off very pleasantly, about 400 being
present. There was an excursion around
the lake on the Star for the children in the
afternoon.
Fred Mckenzie and George Godfrey.
each IS years of age, swan from Solberg's
point to Excelsior park, a distance OF
three-quarters OF a mile, yesterday after
noon.
A party of twelve from the Kalorama
cottage, Excelsior, made an excursion on
the Forest Queen yesterday and had a pic
mic on Phelps island.
Angus Mcclure of the Lafayette feet
rowed from the Lafayette dock to Lake
Park and return yesterday i'm twenty-five
minutes, being the best time ever made.
Henry Ide. one of the Lafayette bell
boys, swan from the Lafayette pavilion to
Lake Park ard back again in an hour and
thirty-siX minutes.
EsThe CITY Of ST. IouiS will he uSad bera-
after only for excursions and special char
ters. She is now lying at her dock in st.
Adams bay.
D.. NJ. Shuttle of Minneapolis was the
guest of Mrs. Glover of Quincy, ILL.,, at the
Lake Park last evening.
The young ladies and gentlemen of the
Hotel st. Louis gave a full-dreSs party last
evening.
William Pitt Kellogg and S. B. Packard
and son of New Orleans left for home YES
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