St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-24
MlNNETONKA.
Record of L Pleasant Sunday at the
Lake.

cagO: j. w. Lee, Minneapolis: j. ID.
Markham, Rush City; Harry We'll. New
York; T. 4. Moulton and wife, Mime
apolis; II. c. Coleman, Goshen. y. Y;
Mrs. c. ID. Coleman. Miss j. Bacon. West
colt Wilkin, ST. Paul: J. NJ. Young and
wife. Minneapolis; Frank PiXley, Des
Moines; Miss Wilcox. Miss Minnie Peek,
Minneapolis; Frank Rogers. Omaha, Neb. (;
William Murdock and wife, Chicago; p.
Z. Swensen and wife, Minneapolis:
Mrs. ID. NJ. Goodwin. Mabel ID. Goodwin.
Minneapolis: j. A. Carroll. Portage. Wis:
c. l.. Hoagland, ID. j. Healy Chicago: w.
q. Bauer. NJ. A. Paulran. J. NJ. Root. c.
Ii. Winchell, IL. J. Cook. Minneapolis; DIR.
A. b. Cole, Fergus Falls: George c. Dav-
EXPORT ST. Paul; Mrs. w. q. Straw, Miss
Jennie NJ. Mallory, Milwaukee; j.
w. Ferguson, f. w. Dean, Min
neapolis; IL. q. Foster. ST. Paul:
+. Loney and lady, st. Paul; l. /. Gable.
Chicago; T. J. Buxton. Minneapolis: J. j.
Iobin, Minneapolis; q. w. Paine. Winona:
II. III. Kahn, st. Paul; =. J. Kennedy and
lady, X. ). Armstrong, Charles II. Chap
man. c. \. McCord, Clyde McCord, Miss
Hattie McCord, Thomas Pagan, Minneap-
oils; ID. Molloy and lady. ST.
Paul; Miss Lille Macdonald, Grand
Rapids; Mrs. (. NJ. Copper. Grand Rapids;
George IL. Hyser, Miss Hattie West. Min
neapolis; Henry B. Wenze!l, Charles A.
Green. +. Z. Hansen, Mrs. G.. W. Carmen
ter, Blanchard Carpenter, James K. Bacon.
ST. Paul; c. ID. Bentley. st. Paul; Mr. and
Mrs. Ne!S Hahn. Eau Claire. Wis: Louis
VI. Hastings, ST. Paul; J. 4. Nichols, Chi
cago; .. c. Gotten. Chicago; ID. W. French.
w. j. Hope, ST. Paul; f. Hellingby. q. o..
Brayer, Usage, Ia; DR.. \. G. BriSbine. ST.
Paul; Mrs. c. 5. Perham. Boston; Z. V.
Smalley. st. Paul; j. b. Chadwick, New
York; q. Il. Monfort, st. Paul.
At the Lake Park: A. J.. Smith. Wheel
ing, W. Va; w. q. Prouter, Gloucester;
r. l.. German. st. Paul; j. T. Tanning.
Manchester; James Walters. J.W. Henion.
Minneapolis; G. w. III. Barbour, Mrs. +.
G. Sergeant. Arthur A. Pond and wife.
Detroit, Mich; J. Z. Morgan, Chicago; E.
f. Davidson, St. Paul: +. b. Whitney,
Anoka: Charles L. HaSey and wife. ii. T..
Gilmore, Walt 5. Wheeler, j. y. Wilson,
Frank Barnard, w. \. Dolliver and wife.
Maurice Dolliyer, Minneapolis.
At the White House: j. Ii. John and
wife, Nenia, o.; j. c. Yawkey. w. j.
Rallwed and wife. Charles Rallwed. Min
neapolis: George p. Ahearn. Fort Smelling;
NJ. c. Hemmenway, Cedar Falls, Ia; a.
ID. Polk, Minneapolis.
At the Excelsior house: Charles A. Fren-
denstein, Z. IL. Schotten, KelfaSiack. Oak. :
l.. IL. Smith, Milwaukee; Georges. AIcTrew.
Lewis Lyons, st. Louis.
The grand souvenir concert i'm the parlor
of the Lafayette last evening. by Prof.
ThieleS orchestra. was an event of the
season. BY actual count there were over
seven hundred people present, a large number
coming from Hotel St Louis. Excelsior and
Lake Park. The solos We're finely rendered.
and Miss Katie Gordon OF ST Paul sur
prised even her most intimate friends by
her beautiful singing.
The following are guests at Kalorama
cottage: Rev. Willard Scott and wife.
Omaha; Mrs. Gordon and family. Mr.. and
Ms. +. NJ. Willoughly and son, Chicago:
Nj. Harry Gray and wife. St. Paul; Mrs.
Capt. Troutman, Miss Birdie Troutman
and Mrs. Metcalf of ST. Louis.
The friends of Col II. VI. Pvatt. man.
ager of the Lafayette pavilion. will be
pleased TO know that he has nearly recov-
cred from his attack OF intiammatorv
rheumatism, and will soon be able to attend
TO business once more.
There will be a moonlight excursion on
the steamer Belle OF Minnetonka next
Thursday evening, making all the regular
landings in the Upper and Lower lakes
and connections at the Lafayette and Lake
Park for the late tTainS
Louis Watson of the Lurline and Nor
man Wright of the Minnesota Boat club
took iiye-mile spin on the lake yesterday
in their shells. Both are in active training
for the races Saturday.
The Peoria whcelmen spent the day
yesterday III rowing, sailing and fishing.
lake on the Belle and in the evening leave
for the DalleS OF the st. Croix.
Hon. Ben Frederick of Marshalltown. Ia.
prominent Democratic politician of that
state. is spending a few days at Lake
Park. lie is accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Mamie.
Lawn tennis grounds i'm front of the La
fayette are being laid out for the coming
tournament between the st. Paul and Delta
clubs of ST. Paul.
There were large number of arrivals at
the Lafayette yesterday. \ good many of
them will stay several DAYS.
Yesterday was one of the pleasantest
days this season, and the steamboats, were
all crowded with eXcursionistS.
Geo. MOultOn of Minneapolis had a
party from Lake Park ont for moonlight
ride on the Why Not last evening.
J. S. Dickerson. Northwestern managerof
the Associated Press. was among the visit
ors TO the lake yesterday.
T. K. Gray's cottage on Gideon's bay is
now occupied by Mr.. Schurnberg and family
of Chicago.
DR.. \. B. Cole of Fergus Falls is a guest
of his brother, DR.. j. \. Cole, at the La
fayette.
DR.. \. F. Schifmann is stopping at the
Longview house, Excelsior.
The members of the Peoria Bicycle club
were photographed at Lake Park yester-
day.
About five hundred people made the trip
around the lake yesterday on the Belle.
Gen. Sherman and family visited several
points on the lake yesterday in the Phoenix.
f. V. Smalley of ST. Paul was among
the excursionists on the Belle yesterday.
A private german will be given at the
Lafayette on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson of Mecca, Mo-.
are camping at Elm Grove.
Mrs. f. II. Bond is building a new cot
tage at Mossbank.
Gen. Sherman will remain until the close
of the season.
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