St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-16
WHITE BEAR RLISS.
Delightfully."- Cool Days and NJ OOmIis
Evenings at Hand.

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Delightfully."- Cool Days and NJ OOmIis
Evenings at Hand.
Life at White Bear has now settled into
cOntented, calm enjoyment of the weather.
1t may be said with truth that the greater
portion of the visitors are spending their
days and nights upon the water.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Chateaugay has entertained during
the week among others: j. L.. Mahon. E.
p. Bassford, Fred E. Luley, \. S. Nash.
Mrs. 7. A. Prendergast, William Johnston
and wife, Samuel Johnston, John Halo
ran, NJ. E. Bawman, Miss NJ. 4. Lam
bert, Frank Hurley and lady, +. 0. Dough-
erty and lady, w. c. Hendy and lady, J.
E. Atkinson and lady. C. w. GowIey,
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Van Hoesen,
Z. A. Konantz, +. NJ. Walker, w. S. Sheri-
dan, Dan W. Lawler, Z. O'GOman, c. l..
BOurier, G. B. Grant, j. T. Cline and wife,
Miss Lottie Ayers, f. w. Harrison, o. j.
Tong, E. st. Julien Cox, D. S. Griffin, j.
wood, Minneapolis; j. q. Stearns, Du-
luth; +. l.. Golfer, Wfnona; d.
S. Gardner, Baltimore; F. X. White,
Davenport, Ia; a. W. Moffatt and wife,
New Orleans; Z. E. Johnson, Springfield,
ILL.,; Mrs. Enoch Holmes, Miss Eunice
Holmes, Waldo Z. Holmes. Minneapolis;
Miss Ada X. Miller, Chicago; II. AFFORD,
Milwaukee; G. L. billy and wife, Pales-
tine, Tex; Mrs. E. 3. Abbott, NIinneapo-
lis; Miss Belle Stocking, ROches-
ter; George c. Peckham, st.
Louis; Col. Biddeford, Chicago;
j. L. Fisk, James +. Murray, White Bear;
Rev. &. NJ. Sweeney, ID. D., Emmetsburg,
Nd; A. f. Tanner, Milwaukee; CharleS
(hiporn- ms A oh
son, Moline, ILL.,; Miss Rosa Kemp, Mrs.
Thompson, Assiniboine; Z. B. Taylor and
wife, Milwaukee; Mr.. and Mrs. ID. l.. Cur
It's, Miss L.. NJ. Burgess, St Paul; DR.. and
Mrs. Charles Utter, Mrs. George II. Forbes,
Miss Lillian Rutter, Rockford, Ill.
At the Leip house sOjourned J. NJ. &c
Carmichael, r. Dupuy, w. Buchanan. c. G,
COmmiskey and wife, Il. b. Frankell,
Leonard Leigh. t. NJ. Meade, Miss kortak,
Mrs. Trowbridge, Miss Laura Trowbridge
Miss Irene TrOwbrdge. Mrs. J. c. Shan
drew, John w. Lane. Frederick Allis, Mrs.
j. II. MayaH, Ii. J. Mayall, Mrs. L. Lee,
Edith Mayall, Anton FRANKIE l.. f. Placke,
y. f. SOutham, Walter Draper and lady,
K. 5. Wood and lady, II. Campbell, j. q.
DOub, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Blitz, G. +.
Mcneil, Miss Baldwin,. Mrs. j. A.
Goran, st. Paul; Helen NJ. Kenyon,
Whitfield, VT; f. Mills, Detroit; William
MOrrall, Halifax, n. S.; Henry Rickert,
niece and daughter, f. A. Smith, Mrs. G.
Geiss and daughter, August Hoffman,,
Frank Notler, Jr., j. Frank, Charles f.
Meissner, Henry Schmidt, Louis Opel and
family, Henry l.. Meyer and wife, Miss
Burris, Miss Mary Nolan, Miss Statia Ma
han, NJ. Schild. Mrs. E. Baruda and grand
daughter, Mrs. S. Harold, James Cummis-
key and daughter.
At the Williams for the week have regis
tered i. NJ. Walker. w. II. Breen. 4,
KOnantZ, E. a. Konantz, Hiss Josephine
HOuser, Julius Goldsmith, c. B. Hess,
Miss Ida Hess, Miss Gertrude Hess. Miss
Rosa Hess, Miss Emma Hess, B. Nelson,
Miss j. Erickson. Ii. S. Hlst, f. w. Farrar
and wife, l.. w. Rundlett and wife, Miss
Smith, DR.. L. S. Wood, b. NJ Cardozo and
Cole, ID. NJ. Buckner, Miss Baron Proctor,
Miss Sadie Proctor, st. Paul; Mrs. b. d.
Nelson, Miss Ella Marsh, Mrs. Harry Nell
son, Saltwater; c. b. Birchall and wife.
Mrs. j. d. Mulvehill, f. NJ. Mont
gomery and wife, DIR. Davis, Flor
ence L. Miller, H. A. Goss,
Miss Z. l.. Carpenter, o. II. Addix and
wife, John B. Mactaggart, E. IL. Ell
lott and lady, B. ii. Goodrich, st. Paul;
Mrs. NJ. B. Fry, Lulu Fry, Alta Fry, Miss
Helen Fincker, A. j. Wells, j. A. Sterling,
Boston, Mass.
NOTES.
A newspaper man from New Orleans,
who is stopping at the Chateaugay with his
family, says he had,no idea of the beauties
of White Bear previous to his coming, ana
further declares that he will fill the hotels
with Southern people next season.
Thursday night there was large party,
principally from the Chateaugay with
frin dc Tpafr ,4-
partaken of at Dellwood, and general
jolly time enjoyed all over the lake.
The late lovely weather is being taken
advantage of by hundreds of visitors who
spend the evenings upon the lake. The
present season is unanimously voted the
most perfect of any remembered.
Capt. Underwood, late of Gen. Middle
toms staff, who is stopping at the Chateau,
gay hotel, smokes brierwood pipe carved
with the now historic names Fish Creek.
and BatOche."
A three-quarter-mile race was rowed Fri.
day evening for gold scarf pin in shane If
spoon oar. 1t was won by Miss Minnia
Lusk.
The new steamboat dock in front of the
w WllIlaiIs mouse mas been completed, and the
Dispatch makes regular stops there
George B. Basse, Dr. A. Macdonald. c.
Ostrander and ladies, Cincinnati. O.. were
at the Leip last Sunday.
Mr.. John Matheis gave party at his
residence Tuesday evening. All of tha
notables were there.
Ramaley has inclosed his land facing thu
station and west of the track with bright
new fence.
The hop at the Leip Thursday night was
patrenlzed by about forty couples
Mrs. William Patterson, Muncie, Ind,
was at the Williams Wednesday.
Or. Johnston caught seventeen-pound
pickerel Saturday.
A: j. Fisk, Helena, Mont, was at the
Williams Sunday.