St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-19

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HOdgson, ST. Paul; w. w. Watson, w. A.
Wilson, Milwaukee.
At the Lake Park: Mrs. G. B. P. Car
penter and two children, L. NJ. Runyan
and wife. Burlington. Ia; c. w. Marsh,
Kansas City; NJ. Z. Bergan, wife and child,
Miss Heneberry, Peoria, H.; Walter S.
johnson, o. Hawkins. J. W. johnson and
wife, Minneapolis; Mrs. j. NJ. Glover,
Emily NJ. Glover, Quincy. Ill; w. A.
0hier, Baltimore; A. b. Tanner, Mime
apolis; l.. I. Rossiter, New York; Mrs. j.
II. Foster and daughter, Leavenworth,
Kan.
At Hotel st. Louis: George Nelson,
Corning, y, Y; JIG. r. Currie, Cleveland;
Thomas johnson, Mrs George johnson,
Mrs. NJ. j. Farwell. Maggie Farwell, Miss
l.. Lyme. Robert Lyme, Milwaukee; w.
Kirby, wife and child, Kirkwood, Ia; P
Scudderby, Springfield, Ill, NJ. c. Farren,
Marshall, Texas; w. S. Nanny, Kansas
City; Mrs. Bellner, Cleveland; i. E. Lane
and lady, Louisville; John Walsh, st.
Louis.
At the Excelsior house: The Arion Cor
net band. Carthage, H.; Monroe KOhn,
Rock Island, H.; Henry Adler, fremont
Neb.; Mrs. Max Adler, San Francisco;
Miss T. Adler, Milwaukee,
NOTES.
T. S. Merrill, Toledo, o., and his daugh
terS. the Misses Jennie, Hattie and Fannie
Merrill, and Mrs. 4. o. Case of MinneapO-
lis are in camp near Hotel Lafayette. Mr..
Merrill went out upon the lake yesterday
and caught fOrty-siX black bass and pick
erel, weighing us pounds. This is said to
be the largest catch of the season at the
lake. Mr.. Merrill is president of the tri-
toto E,s,- - A don't of
the extensive TumbCI wagon works.
Miss Libbie G. Vroman of Wayzata was
married to Mr.. Alex. II. Lawrence of Long
Lake at the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Vroman. Wayzata.
Wednesday evening. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. DR.. COnant. Both the
contracting parties are well and fayorably
known among lake visitors.
Prof. r. II. Evans has offered hand
some prize cup for the winning team in the
championship lawn tennis contest Saturday,
Aug. l, at Hotel Lafayette. The contest
ants are the St Paul and Delta clubs, both
of the capital city. Much interest is being
awakened in the match and indications
point to large crowd.
Gen. w. T. Sherman arrived at the lake
last evening over The Minneapolis * st.
lOulS IUdu lOluGu AAlo dL
Lake Park hotel, where he Will remain
during the summer as the guest OF Col.
TourtellOtte of ST. Paul.
Benjamin Friel, the boat builder. is build
ing new steam yacht for MeSsrs. Wyman ~
Gibson of Minneapolis at his Covington
yard. The boat will be forIy-One feet over
all and will be completed early in August.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Lee, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. L. HoSchtetter, Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
w. Perkins and son, Mr.. and Mrs. Hadly
and Mrs. jerome of Kansas City are at
Summerville cottage for the season.
The Kellogg company will concertize at
Lake Park Amusement hall this evening.
The Lotus will make the Lower lake trip
for the accommodation Of those desiring to
attend the concert.
The members of Engine Company No.
3 of st. Paul have engaged the Belle of
MinnetOnka for a moonlight trip July 20,
and will spend the evening ON the lake with
their friends.
S. Henshimer and family and Gen. F.
VI. Ogden and large party Of New Orleans
people are expected to arrive at Hotel st.
Louis during the coming week, for the
season.
Will II. Shattuck of Fon On Lac. Wis,
who is stopping at the Lafayette for the
season, made the entire lake trip with
Capt. Howard Turnbull on the Phoenix yes
terday.
AT Fossil Club Camp" the party con-
siStS of ii. c. Damn and family, j. Camp
bell and family, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Couch
and Ed Wardwell. They are enjoying tent
life.
j. p. Bowler and family of Des Moines,
Ia, and Samuel Bradbury of Philadelphia
are expected at the Lake Park soon, and
will be numbered among the permanents.
NJ. ]. GOdfrey's new steam yacht. the
Minnehaha, will be launched in few days.
She is forty-eight feet long and is said TO
have been built for great speed.
Misses Mamie and May Wiggin are camp
ing out at Fairview. Their guests during
the week have been Fred Maynard, Dora
Waite and Henry Lawrence.
The Minneapolis spiritualists will picnic.
on the shores of Gideon's bay to-day, and
the Norwegian Lutheran synod will spend
the day at Lake Park.
The Minnie Cook steamed into Excelsior
bay last evening as bright and trim as
though she had not taken an involuntary
and memorable bath.
G. 7. Greeley and wife of Nashua. Ia,
who have been visiting Rev. l. ID. Boyn-
ton and family at Lake Park, will return
home tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. George K. Shaw of st.
Paul entertained large party of Minneap-
oils and St. Paul friends at the Chapman
house last evening.
A number Of the members of the club at
MinnetOnka beach VIII dine with Mr.. and
Swfnl- NJ Naria Lob
Park, to-day.
DR.. \. +. Schiffmann. the noted amateur
oarsman, will spend Sunday at Spring Park.
He will not row Mr.. Norman Wright for
the present.
The first german of the season at Hotel
Lafayette is ANNOUNCED for Thursday even
ing, July %. The fsvors will be novel and
elegant.
The Hotel Lafayette had ISL rooms oc-
cupied by guests last night. This repre-
sentS about two hundred and fifty guests.
The Hattie May viii make moonlight
trip in Lower lake Monday evening for the
accommodation of st. Paul party.
Mrs. G. F. Teller, with a party of
friends, made the tip on the City of ST.
Louis yesterday.
DR.. S. Nelson, prominent Chicago
dentist, is visiting c. F. Struck and wife at
Cottagewood.
About 500 people attended the coepers'
picnic on the Minneapolis & st. Louis road
yesterday.
The hops at the Lafayette and Lake
Park hotels last evening were very largely
attended.
Fred 0gle of st. Paul will be a guest of
A n NJ no ofo -
Miss May Gallagher of Minneapolis is