St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-23
WHITE BEAREAKE,
Ahe weather Continues Fine and
Fish RecOmmence Biting.

Ane weather Continues Fine and
Fish RecOmmence Biting.
The weather at White Bear has been su.
perb and the week, socially speaking. an
active one. Sailing and fishing parti es are
the leading attractions.
| The following registered at the Chateau-
gay for the week: j. f. George. S. s.
Stokes, w. d. Robbins, Mabel Folsom, w.
buchanan, DR.. j. f. Fulton, NJ J. Bowie
George W. Crawford, Fred j. Chapman, T.
SeeIy, NJ. j. OCOnnOr, G. F. Nealy and
lady. Ralph Martin, E. Shea, Miss May
Murphy Joseph 5. McCafferty, Frank Ag-
new, l.. Nj. Walker. l.. P Richard
son, Mr.. and Mrs. V. G. Gil
man and family, Joseph Etienne
st. Paul; E. B. Taylor and wife. Milwau-
kee; Miss Graham, Chicago; j. F. Hutch
ins, j. d. Parker. Lincoln, Neb.; II. II.
Sabin, Minneapolis; A. S. Sherrard. San
Francisco; A. NJ. Stevens, Walla WaIIa, j.
c. Fargo. Russell, kans.; Charles A. Fol-
som, Chicago: Edward Scott and wife,
Miss e. HughS, Miss E. Eppler, Jack
SOnyille, Ills; ii. c. Spencer,
Grinnell, Ia; W. G. Norrel, Halifax, Nova
Scotia; \. S. MunsOn and son, Ell Dorado,
KAN; Dwight Roadway and family, ST.
Louis; Ed A. Demaroy, Miss DemarOy,
Mrs. NJ: c. Kendall and daughter, Miss
Mary Hutchins, Washington, D. c.; Mrs.
William 4. Bramer, Mrs. d. S. Flogg,
Miss Kathleen Henry, st. Louis; Mrs. S.
Il. Foster, Evansville, Ind; W. W. Fos-
ter, j. IL. Kirk and wife. Wtnona: Mrs.
ia Whitaker and child, st. Louis; j. NJ.
Hess, A. f. Tanner, Milwaukee.
At Leip have been: E \. Biggs and
wife, Ned BiggS, Mr.. and Mrs. Blitz, f. b.
Geunann and wife, DR.. Il. V. Lyon and
wife. W. NJ. Bushnell and wife, Miss Nellie
Hope, Mrs. John Schultze. Frank Knauft.
j. w. Lusk, G. NJ. McLain, Mrs. c. Will
hanson, w. II. Coleman, c. L. Eaton. C.
Is. Gilbert, L. Il. Palmer. \. NJ. Welles,
John Macdonald, j. +. Wilson and lady,
Thomas 7. Vasterson, II. c. Jones. wife
and son, II. L. Stiles and wife, ST. Paul;
Carl Schraubs and lady, Miss Lizzie Burns,
Misses Mary and Stasia BOhan, G. w.
GarrelS, A. G. Aultman, Mrs J. G. King,
Mrs. J. r. Sprague, Miss Bessie Sprague.
Louis Opel, Frank f. Fife, Daniel Thyme
and family, st. Louis
At the Williams have registered the fol-
lowing st. Paul people:
j. b. McTaggart. e. w. BazilIe FF
Marshall, Il. L. Eldridge, w. II. Frisbet.
\. Bishop. J. NJ. Goldsmith, H. Jones.
Mrs. W. Lindeke, Miss Lndeke, Master
Lindeke, j. b. Bracken, Harry A. Combs,
+. W. Ulrici and lady, Thomas Bowen, NJ.
j. Roche. j. A. Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
NJ. TilestOn, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S. Gam
nett, Mrs. A. c. Thompson and daughter,
W SecOmbe, A. j. Wampler, W. B. Dean,
Ramona Deputy.
GENERAL NOTES.
At the Chateaugay concert Thursday
night the program included: Overture for
four hands, ''Massaniello," the Misses
OConnOr; soprano solo, ''The Waiting
Heart, Mrs. G.. w. Hallowell; either solo,
Fantasia" Mr.. Emil GeiSt; piano solo,
Miss Alice OConnOr; soprano solo, ''Jem,"
Mrs. q. w. HallOwell banjo solo, ''Grand
Fantastic" Mr.. Ralph Martin. Miss MAY
Murphy sang 1.-THE WATERFALL by special
request. After the close of the concert
those present danced until II o'clock.
Miss Hattie Strong Miss Fannie Strong,
Miss Susie Baldwin, Miss Mamie Boris of
st. Paul. and Miss Caddie Sims of Peoria,
H.; AIeSSrs. Mar Z. Bohrer, T. c. Cruger,
W. Bagley, c. S. Nicely and Charles E.
Gooch made up sailing party Tuesday
night, winding up the evenings pleasure by
visit to the Chateaugay.
Monday night Mrs. IL. S. Ogden gave a
surprise party to her daughter, Miss Jennie,
upon the occasion of her birthday. The
party went sailing, and upon returning
partoOk of refreshments and danced until
midnight.
Mr.. A. LeamOn has been up Oh Lake Su-
periOr selecting the timber for a new fleet
of boats to be built by him this winter 1t
Is his expressed intention to keep in the
lead i'll the matter of fine boats
George Mears received a telegram from
the st. Paul Lacrosse club yesterday, en-
gaging the grounds for game with the
Ninona club, to come off Thursday, the
9th inst.
The state and county superintendent of
public instruction will make their head
quarters at the Chateaugay during the con-
yention OF the coming week.
Dwight Treadway. senior member of
Greeley. Burnham Grocer company, st.
Louis, is at the Chateaugay with his family
for the balance of the season.
Capt Underwood has changed his protes.
sion, having become the crack sailor of the
lake. lie declares there is no such sailing
lake in two continents.
Thursday, visiting members of the Peoria
bicycle club to the number of TWENTY-FIVE
spent the day at the lake with Seips as
headquarters.
There was a party at the club house or
ManitOu island Monday night. given by the
residents Of the island cottages to theiJ
IflenUS.
Fish are biting again. One fisherman
caught. in three hours Thursday evening
$40 medium sized fish OF various varieties
The eXcursionists from Southern Mime
sofa and Northern Iowa had the steame
Dispatch Friday.
jolly barge party had the steamer Dis
patch and barge Thursday night.
The Misses O'Connor of st. Paul art
visiting the MarkOe cottage.
Mrs. Il. G. o. Morrison is visiting at tn,
Markoe cottage.