St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-19
WHITE BEAR LAKE.

Record of the Week at 81. PauI's
FavorEte Summer Resort.
The week has been fairly busy one at
White Bear. Nearly all of the permanent
visitors are at the lake, and, as the season
progresses, considerable social activity may
be expected.
NOTES.
There was an informal hop at the Cha
teaugay last evening.
A. w. Eckhart and John Smith rowed a
race Friday evening for 500. Smith won.
The baggagemasters had the steamer Dis
patch Thursday, making the usual Circuit OF
the lake.
The storm of Wednesday night damaged
one of Mr.. Leaman's boats to the extent OF
about S12.
The state shooting tournament takes
place this week. The G. A. X. boys are
arranging for an excursion at the same
time.
There was an informal hop at the Leip
last evening. The affair proved so popular
that it will be repeated every Saturday
evening during the season.
W. d. Lyon. Wauseon. O.; w. n. Dan
iels, Alton, ILL.,, and j. e. Stevenson,
Alton, on Wednesday afternoon caught
ninety pounds of fish. In four nights they
caught 220 pounds.
At the Williams house have been George
L. Farwell, F. Jackson, C. S. Nealy, John
Detwiler and wife, L.G. Wheeler and wife,
j. F. IngerSOll and wife, II. II. Gust, ID.
Churchill, c. j. Halpin, DR.. j. Quinn, f.
l.. Breen, J. II. Brown and lady, S. Z.
Marshall, r. c. White, A. II. Wagner,
Clara Hall, Lena Hall, Joseph Lamsden, S.
Van Horn, j. o. Denny, Florence Miller,
Ada Paar, Herman Paar, j. II. Shultz and
wife.
The following season boarders have en-
gagged rooms at the Leip: NJ. Biefield and
wife, NJ. JesseIson, Chicago; Mrs. NJ.
Frankel and children, Mrs. Edward Flecken-
stein and child. Miss Hattie Knauft st.
Paul; Mrs. S. G. Dodd, Minneapolis; A.
ZOtt, c. Bendheim. Charles VaTelmann,
Martin Zittlosen and family, Edward DER
ker, Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Paul Wack, A. Mol,
wife and family, st. Louis; Joseph Wetter,
Memphis, Tenn; r. o. Osborn and wife,
Miss Bailey, Miss Ragland, Miss Williams,
Paris, Mo.
The Hotel Leip has numbered among its
guests during the week: E. T. Perrin and
wife, j, McMahOn, Charles Thompson, H.
S. Nash, j. P. Merriam and wife, G. II.
It II.
Borer, Miss frankie Borer, Miss Lille
Borer, Judge r. II. Nelson, Miss Nelson,
A. II. Stees, Miss Shelton, Mrs. r. Over
peck, Charles III. Stiles, Edward G. Jones,
G. f. Weatherold, all of st. Paul;
Frederick L. Logemall, Joseph Harrison,
Miss NJ. Cutler, Miss Jennie Carlson, Min
neapOliS; f. ThOme and ladies, Douglas
Greeley, Mrs. Fayette Marsh, Miss Ella
Marsh, Miss Phebe Greeley, Saltwater;
7. G. Espenhain and wife, Miss Ida Espen-
hahn, Mrs. Joseph r. Weide, Miss Minnie
Weide Miss Josie Weide, st. Louis.
The following ST. Paul people were reg
istered at the Chateaugay during the week:
Thomas d. O'Brien, j. r. Robertson, Miss
j. S. Robertson, Mrs. j. Heating, Misses
Amelia and Lou Keigher, Misses Lille and
Cassie DOugher, Charles A. b. Weide. C.
NJ. Crowley, j. p. Crowley, N. S.
Crittenden, John j. Buckhout, C.
NJ. = Macarthur, Capt. John Stevenson,
Mrs. NJ. Heron, w. Blakely, Mrs. R. King,
Mrs. F. A. Borer, Miss frankie Borer, Miss
Lille Borer, Mrs. John Sommers George
Austin, Miss Van Hesen, +. Wrghtstrom,
Miss Fannie Armstrong, Rev. p. Daneh, j.
c. O'Brien, A. H. Lindeke and fam
lily, A. E. Chantler, Miss Maggie Owens,
Miss E. A. Bell, Mrs. II. L. Wheat,
II. L. Wheat, A. ]. Wanpler, Park
Wedelstaedt, John j. Prince, Jr, r. r.
Nelson, Miss Julia Burke, Miss Minnie
Burke, Mrs. P. Keigher, E. p. Mccullough,
Z. c. Goodenow, j. A. Sabin and wife. Mrs.
Charles Weide, Mrs. Smith, r.. NJ. Livings-
ton and lady, ID. S. Hall, H. II. Elmer, L.
Z. Hatch, Miss Hattie Robbins.