St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-02
TIE WEEK AT WHITE BEAR.
Many Visitors, Who Enjoy a Season
of Quiet.

VI 01Ael.
The week at White Bear has been, as
usual of late, a quiet one, but the hotels
are filed with permanent boarderS.
The Chateaugay register bears for the
week the Signatu res of Edward Jaggard,
E. G. KehOe. E. st. Julien Cox, John b.
Livingston, George Keller, II. w. Schadel
j. 4. Bacon, Charles j. Wagner and wife,
J. d. Mahon, j. r. McAIurren, Manley b.
Curry. John Caulheld, Miss Maria A. Caul-
field, William McQuaid and wife, f. A.
BOstwick, j. +. Faulkner, Mrs. G. P. Bass
ford, Miss Hannah Bassford, P. T.
Norris. Thomas d. O'Bren. j. B.
Hewart. l.. w. Davis. F. NJ. Reed.
L. Jones, Mrs. p. F. McQuillan and FAM
lily, j. B. Curtis, J. G. Denny, all of st.
Paul; W. E. Wright, Chicago; Mrs. E. st.
Julien Cox, st. Peter; Charles Mclean, NJ.
D., Minneapolis; II. Leavid and wife, Chi
cagO:D. E. Sawtelle, Raymond, Oak; E. W.
Herrck, Chicago; j. G. Warren, Chicago;
j. G.. Stearns. Duluth; Hugh Moore, Moore
town, Oak. S. Z. Mahon, Bayfield,, Wis;
Maj. and Mrs. J. H. DooleY. Richmond,
Va; Brooke boswell, Fredericksburg, Va;
c. B. Gilbert, II. J. Lemon, Jr., A. w. Al.
lison, Chicago; Charles P. Chapman, Min
neapolis; E. w. COllingwood, New York;
Miles Dodge, Oconomowoc, Wis; Miss E.
Candea, Buffalo.
At the Williams the following have reg.
istered during the week: st. Paul people
c. d. Birchall and wife, NJ. G. Hayes, II.
w. Voss and wife, Fred Gutterson, Mrs.
j. r. Williams and daughter, Frank NJ.
Williams, P. Kennedy, Miss Mayday, F. r.
3. JerraTd and wife, Francis T. West, Miss
Julia Kenna, +. c. Barnard, G. F. Bar
nard, Florence S. Miller, Samuel Appleton
and family, J. f. Alexander, j. A. McAu-
Low l. I nhan LODI
E. w. Ulrici, II. Is. Cole, A. Weiskirch,
Charles Hengler, A. II. Simon and wife, Mrs.
E. W. Ulrici, Miss Laura Alexander, J. NJ.
Goldsmith, Miss Kenna, Lizzie K. Virtue,
w. S. Adams and wife, Mrs. w. Seaton,
w. w. Erwin, j. B. Hubbell, DR.. j. B.
Little, Harry Meanceau and wife, Carroll
Aeanceau, Louis Betz, r. T. Dusenberry,
Mrs. Abbott and family, Mrs. Willis, Miss
Johanna Frey, Miss Julia Frey, Miss Clara
Lentz, Robert Somers, j. n. Goldsmith,
A. G. Herss, Dr.. II. Linn and wife, H. G.
Hope. Miss Belle Hope, Miss Nellie Hope,
Miss Carrie Bmtis.
| The Hotel Leip has entertained during
the week: Felix A. May, Nathan Lyons,
! Louis G.. SWEET and wife, William r.
Burkhardt, Charles II. Thurman, j. NJ.
Robb and lady, Thomas Powers and lady.
j. D. Farley and lady, George B. King,
| Frank II. King, George Waters and lady,
Mr.. Whaley and lady, Mrs. Abbey and chill
dren, Mrs. NJ. Kingsley and Mrs. M. l..
GOran, Miss J. Fowler, Miss E. Candee,
G.. B. Vandenort and lady, II. G. Hope,
Miss Burtis, Nellie Hope, Fred Oils.
| Of summer boarders the following
are newly registered: Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Schliek and family, st.
Paul; Mrs. F. E. Ertel and family,
Adam Roth and family. st. Louis; II. NJ.
Littel, wife and family, Edward A. Serb
ner, Miss Sallie Brown, Memphis, Tenn,
]. H Mott, Mrs. B. II. Mutt, Marion, Ia;
J. H. Mailer, st. Paul; Mrs. G. W. Garrels
and family, Miss Minnie Opel, st.
Louis; Robert Houspager and wife. st.
Louis; Mrs. Abbott and family, st. Paul;
j. E. Maxwell and wife, Paola, Kan.
NOTES.
| A single skull race between A. W. Ec-
/ hort and F. w. Harrison came off Friday
evening. resulting in tie. The race will
be rowed over again next Friday. This is
the dividing race of three, each having won
one previously.
Victor Richards has fresh lot of s'golden
sinners" captured at Birch lake. Fishing
is hardly seasonable at present, but the
hook and line is in constant demand at the
boat houses.
On Saturday, Aug. 8, will occur four
Dared race between Messrs. II. c. Deacon
and Thomas Holmes, and F. W. Harrison
! and A. w. Echort.
There was an enjoyable party at Gen.
Sanborn's cottage Thursday night. The
grounds were handsomely illuminated.
In the near future will take place fou +
Dared race in which ladies will be the con-
testantS.
The Saturday evening hops at the Leip
still continue to be patronized literally.
THE Dudes Lookout is ii tie of a
camp near the Williams.
new steamboat landing is being built
opposite the Williams.
The Williams has new register, which
is filling up rapidly.