St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-14
proposed to keep IT open every afternoon

piopuseu 10 keep IL open every afternoon
and evening.
Arrivals at the Lafayette yesterday were
Charles +. Taylor and family, Joplin, Mo-.
III. c. Bently, Milwaukee,; Mrs. Z. P. Her
rick, Miss Nelia Thompson, Chicago; Mrs.
c. a. Nicolay and daughter, G. f. McNill,
ST. Paul; w. G. Reed and wife, Des Moines;
w. ID. Gregory. J. II. Cook, Minneapolis;
John Thorne, New Orleans; J. W. Dor
land and wife. Napanee; G. J. Murdough
and ladies, Larimore, Oak; Thomas Elan
nelly, j. l.. Williams. St Louis; j. Il.
Mauff, j. L. White, Chicago; w. ID. Owen,
New York; NJ. Woodnell, Dayton, o.: John
Langin, George L. Brett, Kankato; W. II.
Hanson, wife and child. Toledo; Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. ii. Ramsey, Kalamazoo; DIR. r.
w. COnwell, Omaha. Neb.; j. Q. Bregner,
Marysville: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Frank, Miss
Amelia Frank, st. Louis.
At the Lake Park hotel: W. G. Rowe.
Cleveland; NJ. Emma Fox, Council Bluffs:
VI. f. Day, Philadelphia; +. NJ. Losey,
Louisville: A. Engle. st. Paul; o. w.
Smith, Racine; Z. p. McAIanus, Hartford
Conn; B. c. Merritt, c. c. Merritt, Min
neapolis; Thomas Flarnelly, James l..
Williams. st. Louis; W. c. Thompson,
Butler. Pa; F. IL. Perry. B. p. SchiSsler.
Des MOineS, Ia; c. Il. Smith, j. a. Mod
isette, ". c. Hansen, Minneapolis; S. II.
Kerfoot, Mr.. and Mrs. d. P. Wilkinson, J.
A. Walkley, b. II. Weller, f. ID. Spencer,
George w. Force and wife, Abbie War
randolph. c. Lee, wife and family.
During the storm of Sunday afternoon
tree was blown down at the Shady Isle
house, Upper lake. and was sent crashing
through the end of the house, causing con-
siderable damage. Aside from this no other
accident of a serious nature, other than
those previously mentioned, occurred.
A. Judah, manager of the Kansas City
museum and business manager for Grace
CORTLAND, ''the witch of Wall street." is
spending few weeks at the Gleason house,
WayZata, with his family. Mr.. Judah
will occupy his new museum at Kansas
City about Aug. Is.
At the Mound City house, Upper lake:
G. E. Bennett. st. Louis; r. W. Dyball,
Chicago; Judge Gould, Austin, Tex; L. X.
Wickes and wife. VI. Wallace and family,
Missouri: Cal Wilson and party, Nebraska
City, Neb.; c. a. Fuller, Charles Allen,
Minneapolis.
At the Excelsior house: G. A. Cobb,
Peoria, ILL.,; William Clark, F. a. George,
w. II. Reeves, Minneapolis; A. NJ. Wood
ruff, st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. II. a. Osborn,
Miss Ragland, Miss Williams. Paris, No. :;
l.. a. Gray, Mrs. j. A Gray, Buffalo,
Ny
The game of base ball between the La
fayette bell boys and the Lake Park wait
ers resulted in a score of to in favor of
the walters. The bell boys claim foul play
and say they ought TO have played another
inning. The next game will occur Friday.
Mrs. II. L. Gleason, who for nearly a
score of years has been identified with Way
Zata, left last evening for Worcester, Mass,
where she will make her home in the fu-
ture.
The Carthage band of Carthage, Ill, is
expected next week. TO play on the City
and the Belle. Will II. DansOn is leader,
and the band will be here about the Goth.
John Phelps, president of the Cotton ex-
| change of New Orleans, is stopping with
his wife and daughter at the Lafayette fol-
the summer.
Rev. 4. L. Cory of the Excelsior Con-
gregational church will preach a sermon
next Sunday with reference TO the great
calamity.
An effort is being made to induce Grace
CORTLAND. ''the witch of Wall street." TO
lecture at Hotel Lafayette in about two
weeks.
Rev. 7. G. Field of Minneapolis enjoyed
''Blue Monday" at the lake with Rev. Mr..
Carr of Illinois. They spent the day fish
ing.
The Northwestern Tourist got out an
Illustrated extra yesterday morning, and
published bulletins during the afternoon.
Albert Knittle. the Minneapolis lawyer,
has rented the Tenant cottage, Wayzata,
for the season.
A. NJ. Beveridge and L. T. Abbott are
enjoying camp life on Lovers Beach" near
Lake Park.
+. p. Wright and family and Miss Cor
man of st. Paul will spend the season al
Lake Park.
A. Frank, prominent dry goods man OF
ST. Louis, is at the Lafayette with his
family.
Miss Betty Hearne of Texas and party
of friends are at Excelsior for a few days.
The Baron Won Hoffman of New York
died at the Lafayette Sunday.
Gen. w. I. Sherman will arrive at Lake
Park tomorrow.