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

proposed to continue the improvements by
cutting a channel across the strip of land
about twenty feet wide, which divides the
west and north arms of the lake. Pushing
onward, draw bridge across Crystal bay
VIII then be built by the Manitoba COM
pany, and this will give an entire navigabla
circuit OF the lake. The navigation COM
pany Will place steamer on the lake, for
tne purpose of making this trip, which will
oe commenced upon these i'm
proyements some time next week,
OF early IN the month OF August. Mr..
Cholweu Knox of ST. Paul, who with
MeSSrS. Griggs and Foster, is one of the
largest private property owners in this part
OF the lake country, will put a small
steamer on the upper lake between Spring
fark and points in the west arm and Harri,
sons bay, for the accommodation of the
pubic. With the proposed Manitoba park
at Spring Park station, the plating of
Phelps island, and the opening up of this
hitherto inaccessible residence property. the
upper lake will be one of the most attrac-
tive localities in the Northwest.
UPPER LAKE
! At Spray island, r. E. Grimshaw and
family have been generous entertainers dur
| ing the week. Among their guests were:
| Mrs. Albert Grimshaw and family, Dead
wood, Oak; Miss George Lowry,S st. Paul;
Miss May Nixon, Mrs. q f. Smith. Misses
/ Lizzie johnson, Carrie Sullivan and Flor
ence Brooks, Thomas Kneeland, MinneapO-
lis, and c. b. MargeSOn, st. Paul
Mrs. Mobiles of st. Paul will chaperone a
party of young ladies and gentlemen from
st. Paul who intend to visit the ''Dormi-
tory" Spring Park, next Saturday. The
party will comprise Misses Ada Mobiles,
Kittie Gilman and Carrie Vance, and
MeSsrs. Morton, Barrows, James Blake
and w. B. Smith.
Capt. Rockwell at the Shady Isle house,
mas the following guests: II. B. Poorman,
Mrs. ). b. PoOman, Miss Eta Chaplain
som, st. Louis; Mrs. George Hall and Mrs.
j. j. Mcdonald. st. Joseph. Mo-: Hon. C..
B. Biddell, Minneapolis: r. r. Sill and
wife, James P. Root and wife, Chicago.
At Pleasant View cottage, Howard's
point, Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Keith have en-.
tertained the following people during the
week: IL. .. Hamlin, Ernest Hamlin Grant
Hamlin, Burt LOye, Arthur NJ Keith and
family, Minneapolis; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
ID. Mill, Chicago
! Charles Clauson of the Union freight
line, Pennsylvania road and family have
been III camp at Spray island. Their tents
are pitched aud will be occupied as soon as
Mr.. CIauson RECEIVERS from his illness.
| NJ. j. Boyle and Norman Wright of the
Minnesota Boat club were guests of Harry
| q. Foster, at Spring Park, during the week
| They took spin to the Chapman house
| during their visit.
John d. Fowle and II. B. Nelson Of MqS-
neapOiiS are at the Jennie May cottage,
Birch bluff, and Miss Lou Merriam, Mime
apolis, is expected during the week.
Miss Kate E. Grimshaw of Spray island
is one of the most charming of entertainers
and is preparing to receive many guests
during the month of August.
There is some talk among Minneapolis
society men looking to the purchase and
! clearing up of Crane island and erecting
/ club house thereon.
! At Samuel Austin's cottage Birch bluff,
are the following guests: Mrs. Naylor, A.
Y. Davidson, Miss Nellie Davidson, all of
| Minneapolis.
NJ. ID. Mum, G. Casper and A. F. Schiff-
man, the oarsman, ali of ST. Paul, have
| been visiting friends at Spring Park for a
few days.
Miss E. L. II. Burlington of Pittsburg,
! Pa, is spending the summer at Goose
island with her aunt, Mrs. Reel.
Mrs. d. G. McGreggor, Birch Bluff cot
| tage, is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
Eunice Wells of Hampton, Ill.
| miss Mamie Mcclure of st. Louis has
been the guest of L. II. Rumsey at Spring
Park during the week.
Fred Mann and Ed Baird of Minneapolis
have been enjoying camp life at Spray
island
The Misses Wales of Minneapolis are
visiting at the Parry cottage, Birch bluff.
II. S. Noble and o. c. Weatherby of st.
Paul are camping at Spring Park
F. G. Ingerson of st. Paul is a guest of
A. 3. Ovitt at Spring Park.
CONVICTION.
Mrs. j. a. Webb, Chicago; Hiss Maggie
Hedge, ShenOa, ILL.,; Miss Helen Fairfield,
White Bear lake; May johnson, Breezy
Point; Carrie CragOn, Lillian Ball. Mr..
SaylOT, Miss Hall, Miss Drake, Frank Dow,
Minneapolis, have been guests during the
week at FernSide with DR.. Waite and
family.
At G. E. Wheeler's cottage, during the
week, judged J. w. Kingman of Cedar Falls,
Ia, has been entertained. Mr.. and Mrs +.
L. Knapp of MarseilleS, ILL.,, and Lulu Will
son OF Minneapolis will be guests at the
cottage for the remainder of the season.
Mrs. Frances A. Branch, Daniel Branch.
Edwin Branch. Joshua Branch and wife,
Minneapolis, and Mrs. E. II. Branch and
daughter Chicago, are spending a few days
at Long Branch camp" near Fairview.
Col. r. NJ. Pyatt, who has been manager
of the Lafayette pavilion, has been trans
ferred to the management OF the Union
station during noon trips. Col Pyatt made
many warm friends while at the lake.
Misses May and Mamie Wiggin at their
Fairview camp have entertained Josiah
TOun, wife and daughter, Mary Bean and
Charley Baker of Minneapolis during the
past week.
w. A. Rogers, secretary of the New
York Underwriters Insurance company of
New York, and Capt. E. G. Babb of Min
neapOlis are guests of n. r. Thompson at
Fairyiew.
The boys of the Lake Park and Lafayette
hotels have caught the base ball fever, and
will play game on the Lafayette grounds
Monday.
An entertainment consisting of readings,
recitations, music and play will be given
at Fairview during the coming week.
Col. McCrory's iron hull boat made her
first appearance of the season YESTERDAY.
with Thomas Mann as pilot.
Messrs. BOurden, Knapp and Cassius
Locke of Minneapolis will be guests at
Fernside to-day.
F. b. Mathews of Minneapolis is guest
of E. S. Wheeler at Hazleton.
J. Wright of st. Paul is at the Long
View.
ISLAND PARK