St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-26
NOTES OF THE LAKE


The Chateaugay has accommodated dur
ing the week: ID. NJ. Thompson, ID. l..
Mahan, I. j. Curtis. ID. W. LAWYER. c. b.
Birchall and wife, Miss Florence L. Miller,
ii. n. Elmer, w. ii. Lightner, the Misses
OConnor, Miss Agnew, q. NJ. Bierbauer
and wife. c. f. Barber, II. Martin, Miss
Parker. III. ID. Lang, Miss Lou Barnes. w.
\. Cobb and lady, +. q. Priest, Miss Hat
Tie Gilbert, w. II. Coleman. Z. j. Darragh.
f. +. Darragh, L. c. Keogh,
B. 4. Desoles, Mrs. BENJAMIN.
Thompson. Mrs. w. S. Ransom. f. Faulk-
ner, all of st. Paul; Lieut.. and Mrs. VIII
son and Lieut.. and Mrs. Andrews of Ft.
Smelling, and Miss. Z. r. Ely of Cleve-
land; Rev. c. IL. Dunn. Saltwater: s. o.
Strand, St. Peter; Mrs. Z. T. Murdoch and
Miss Emma Murdoch, Minneapolis; Rev.
John Woods, st. Paul; Winslow Staples,
Saltwater. Among the permanent boarders
are: Horatio r. Owen, Minneapolis; A.
w. Eckart, f. w. Harrison, II. c. Deacon.
I. A. Reed, Miss Agnes Chute, Miss
Bessie Chute, Mr.. Louis p Chute and
Fred b. Chute, Minneapolis; Il. Z. Bodine
and wife, {. IL. Laspie, wife and mother,
Shelburg, Mo-; Il. S. Kennedy and family.
The following participants in the recent
shooting tournament stopped at the
Chateaugay: DR.. Lyons, g. B. YandeS. w.
II. Skinner, Martin Kennedy. c. A. Van
Slyke, NJ. j. Lanahan, E. d. Cummings.
ST. Paul; J. c, Addington, st. Louis; II. c.
Bentley, Milwaukee; Charles p. Chapman,
Ii. G. Laurence, II. S. Palmer, Minneapolis.
At the Leip the following people regis
tered during the week: VI. Frankel,
Charles III. Stiles, Mrs. IL. c. Jones. Mas
ter Edward c. Jones, Joseph X. Neide.
George Nj. Whitney, NJ. Beckman, Miss l..
Dot i
Campbell, George NJ. Walsh, IL. S. Potts,
J. II. Mailer, E. E. Mailer. John
NJ. Macdonald, n. 0. Norslin,
w. G. Bailey and wife, II. Hollinghurst,
Edward 4. Scrlbner and Miss Salhe
E. Brown, r. b. Frankel, J. f. Olive,
f. A. Gonece, c. II. Stiles. J. Brown and
lady, E. Hattensauer, j. G. Donnelly, NJ.
Donnelly, Mrs. G. Eastabrook, Henry
Stein, Fred Allis, G. F. Muller and family,
J. II. Mailer, c. F. Tabor, James X. FL
kins NJ. f. Bagley. j. II. Schuyler and
wife, George II. Dearborn, A. johnson, w.
Blakely and lady.
Among the permanent boarders at the
Hotel Leip are ". Il. Mcintosh and wife of
Springfield, Ill; Charles L. Morris. Ar
kansas; +. Pryor, Miss Pryor. +. Tenten-
| burg. Miss Tentenburg, st. Louis; w. Y.
Brown and family, Memphis Tenn, John
n. Horbin and wife, Joe Wetter, Memphis;
4. c. ESpenbain and family, Miss Ida Es-
penbain, Miss Stuebinger, st. Louis; c. c.
Gilman, New York; +. w. Bolthaser, ST.
Louis; K. n. HOrwitz, c. A. Lewis. Cleve-
land, o.; John Lemon, Charles BoggS. st.
Paul; A. Engel and wife and Miss Horwitz,
ST. Paul.
AT the Williams house have been stopping
for the week. among Others. L. n. Smith,
w. IL. Breen, L. p. Curtis, A. II. Pierson,
! George w. SkOats, c. A. Van Slyke, John
Pfster, Charles Paul, II. A. Becker, c. II.
Benedict. Miss Mary Chamberlain, NJ. F.
Propping and wife, A. j. BroSS. Dr. i. w.
Lyon, j. S. Kellogg, wife and child, j. A.
Parsons, j. l.. Bean, Frank ID. Blakely.
A society of st. Paul people chartered
the steamer Dispatch for picnic last Sun
day. A storm coming up, the captain
| ob!lgingly landed the passengers upon the
island, where they stayed until the storm
| blew over.
Mr.. Leip says that the report that he had
sold his property to Mr.. Hill is canard.
and that he had not only not offered his
property for sale TO anyone, but had never
| put price on it.
Eugene Proyer, Harry Rubens and Carl
DNSii u NhlCdSO are speIlulIiS lew udyS
at the Leip and have made arrangements
for visit of the Harmonic society of Chi
cago to the lake.
George III. Schnabel and family have ar
rived from Jacksonville, Fla, and are now
installed in their cottage upon the north
shore.
Miss frankie Smell is Acknowledged to be
the most expert oarswoman upon the lake.
There was another enjoyable and select
social hop at the Leip last evening.
There was an impromptu dancing party
at lie Chateaugay last evening.
The Thursday evening hops and concerts
at i.amaley's are well attended.
! Miss Hattie Hawley, daughter of Gen. A.