St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-11
MINNETONKA GOSSIP.

]. K. Sidle and family are at the High
lands.
f. II. Arson of the Central line did the
lakes yesterday,
Regular hops at the Lafayette and Lake
Park this evening.
Mayor Hedderly of Wayzata was at the
Lafayette yesterday.
Mrs. Norman Webb of Selma, Ala, is at
Prospect Hill for the season.
II. V. Berry, the Lafayette deputy post
master, has two live alligatOrs on exhibition
Rev. F. C. Coolbaugh was guest of
George w. Hale at the Lake Park yester-
day.
The Patrol, p. Herzog's new steam Yacht.
made her trial trip in Wayzata bay yester-
day.
DIR. C. B. Parsons and family of st.
Louis have arrived at ''lngleside" for the
summer.
L. c. Moore of WayZata is building new
steam yacht, % feet long, which will be run
by kerosene.
At the White house: c. w. Bonser, II.
E. Wood. Minneapolis; c. j. Hansele and
wife, Philadelphia.
George Brock, formerly of the City of
st. Louis, has been made head porter at
the Excelsior house.
Hon. c. II. Chadboume of Rochester.
Mimi, arrived at the lake and Joined his
family at the Long View, yesterday.
The Belle of Minnetonka will run to-day
for the accommodation of the Manitoba
railroad boys, who will spend the day at the
lake.
noI W n Iol,,r,,,,o- 4lo D;-,,...a,- NJ,
orator and journalist, smiled upon many
friends at the Lafayette yesterday after
noon.
Miss L. Lynd, Miss NJ. J. Farwell. NJ.
l.. Farwell, Robert Lynd. New Orleans.
arrived at the Lake Park yesterday for the
season.
Prof. n. d. McGill of Prescott. Wis, the
new leader of the Wayzata band, has ar
rived at the lake and is the guest of Mayor
Hedderly.
A petition is being circulated i'm Excelsior
for subscriptions toward series of open-air
concerts during the season, by the Excelsior
Marine band.
l.. 3. Stetson of Excelsior aud C. B.
Gibson of st. Louis will pull a half-mile
race this evening at Excelsior for the anna
teur championship.
The employees of the master mechanics
department of the Manitoba road will pic
mic at the lake to-day. About Twenty-Five
hundred people will be in attendance.
j. II. Ray, president of the Nicollet Ma
tional bank, Minneapolis, is at the Gleason
house. Wayzata. He has his beautiful and
valuable Hambletonian horse, Prince, with
him.
There was dance at Voege's pavilion.
WayZata, last evening. at which thirty
couples found great amount of enjoyment
The WayZata band furnished acceptable
music.
Lucian Warner entertained party Of
Minneapolis friends with a trip on the
why Not" yesterday. They went into
Upper lake and the day was passed in
very agreeable manner.
Rev. r. r. Meredith, one of the most
noted of Boston's pulpit orators, dined at
the Lafayette yesterday. DIR. Meredith is
the author of a number of Sunday school
works that have wide circulation.
DIR. c. Ii. Lovewell, l.. c. Hogan and
wife and Robert McEldowney of Chi
cago made the Upper lake trip on the fast
little steamer Phoenix yesterday, returning
to the Lake Park hotel for dinner.
At the American house: II. b. Thayer
and daughter, Spring Valley, Mimi; Miss
Stella Blethen, Rochester; c. II. Simmons,
George TebbetS, Sycamore, Ill; +. j.
Brandon, j. w. Herd, Jefferson, Mo-
Capt. Gg V. johnson of the RoSander has
rendered the free use of his steamer to the
WayZata brass band for benefit excursion.
The offer has been accepted and the ex-
cursion will take place in about two weeks
Grace CORTLAND the witch of Wall
Street, will lecture in Minneapolis, Mon
day evening, at the AlcaZar. A large del
egation From Minnetonka will attend the
lecture, returning TO the lake by the late
train.
Grace CORTLAND, the switch of Wall