St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-10


Cleveland, G.. r. Thursby, Mrs. G. r.
Thursby, New York; c. W. Gordon, st.
Paul; Mrs: w. W. Eastman, F. W. East
man, DR.. Mary G. Wood, A. j. Dean. Lucy
Smedley. Minneapolis; Emma La Roche,
Savannah, Ga
NOTES.
Col. S. S. Eddy, Capt. S. B. Williams,
Rochester, n. Y; B. +. Foster, Chicago;
III. NJ. lines and wife, l.. w. Sherwood
and wife, Columbus, o.; f. Ellis, Troy, n.
Y; Col. ID. A. MOnfort, Col Allen, j. II.
Mailer and wife. Capt. j. Z. Davis, A. G..
Long and wife, L. Riley and wife, A. Bass
ford and wife, DR.. a. j. Thompson and
wife, DR.. G. A. Gotwald, st. Paul: Lieut..
A. j. Sweet and lady, Lieut. George An
drews and vile. Lieut.. George P. Ahem,
Fort Smelling; Capt. \. r. Myers, Milwau-
kee; Mr.. L. Kruger, Michigan City, Ind. !;
Capt. j. a. KilbOurn, Anderson, Ind, and
DIR. A. Donaldson, Saltwater, were guests
of the reception committee of the Patri-
archal circle, and formed private dinner
party at the Hotel Lafayette last evening.
Hon. n. B. Bryant of Boston, Hon.
John Van VoOrhi of Rochester, n. Y.;H,
G. o. Morrison, George c. Ripley, Judge J.
NJ. Shaw and A. l.. Levi We're guests of
Hon. Z. VI. Wilson at the lake yesterday.
They arrived at WayZetta on the early morn
ing train, and proceeded Immediately to the
club house at Breeze Point. Mr.. Wilson's
fast steam yacht, the Nina, was then taken
and the remainder of the day was spent
upon the lake. Mr.. Wilson proved very
generous entertainer, and his guests, eSpe-
cially those from the East were charmed
with the trip.
The Navigation company will soon place
on sale, at the various hotels, coupon
ticket from Upper Lake to Excelsior and
return. The ticket will be good only on the
Saucy Kate from Chapman house to Spring
Park station, and Manitoba road to Mime
tonka Beach, and the Lotus to Excelsior for
continuous trip. This will give Upper Lake
people an admirable opportunity to make
the round trip in one day.
Charles McIlrath and wife. J. A. Moore
and family, c. E. Secor and wife, Mrs. r.
w. Hyde, Mr.. and Mrs. d. l.. Har5augh,
William Harrison, J. Schneider, Jr., George
+. Teller and Col. II. NJ. Pyatt formed
merry party OF Lafayette guests, who made
a very pleasant trip on the Rosander to
Upper lake last evening.
The following guests arrived at the La
fayette last evening for the season: Charles
w. Cook, Cincinnati; J. X. Allen and j.
Meyer, Chicago; S. w. Wilson, John Gre
ther, William Bushted, Frank Kryder, NJ.
j. Williams, Akron, o.; c. A. Dewey, Ke-
nosha, Wis.
The Hebe will be on the lake in good
running order to-day. A new boiler has
been put in and she has been improved in
various ways. George La Paul, formerly
engineer, has been promoted to captain of
the Hebe, and Henry Blethen will be ell
gineer.
John Hoffman, solo cornet player of the
Lafayette orchestra, was so years of age
yesterday, and his cO-workerS among the
musicians helped him to celebrate the coca
sion with great eelat.
The Sunday school connected with Christ
church, Minneapolis, was at the lake yes
terday. About two hundred were in the
party and they were given a free ride on
the Star by Miner Ball.
Truman W. IngerSoll, the st. Paul pho
tographer, was early on the ground yester-
day, and took about twenty-five different
views OF the eXcursionists and the points of
interest which they visited.
Hon. z. V. Carey, mayor of DeS Moines,
Ia, was at the Lafayette yesterday. Mr..
Carey is one of the most promi nent G. A.
r. men in the country.
NJ. c. Eames, eirculator of the Chicago
Daily Tribune, and wife were at the lake
yesterday as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ii.
Miller of Minneapolis
The Star will not land at the Chapman
house, Upper Lake, in the future, but will
extend its favorS to Bartlett place. A new
dock is being built.
The three UniverSalist churches of Min
neapolis united in picnic at Lake Park
yesterday, and about four hundred people
enjoyed the trip.
a. c. Sickle of Milwaukee, representing
Frank LeSlie's Illustrated newspaper, took
in the excursion yesterday.
W. III. Guerin, Michigan, passenger
agent of the Chicago & Northwestern rail
road, is at the Lafayette.
G. r. Cobhley and family of Peoria, ILL.,,
are guests of Miner Ball and family at
Prospect Hill. Excelsior.
II. c. Albee of the Rochester, n. Y,
Morning Herald, was at the Lafayette yes
terday afternoon.