St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-07-18
MINNETONKA.
excursion Of the Baggage Agents.
The Regular Routine Local.

ID. G. Upton has been appointed engineer
of the Hebe.
Regular hops this evening at the Lake
Park and Lafayette.
Rev. John Wright and wife of Boston
are guests at the Lafayette.
L. j. Phelps has constructed a ''cyclone
cellar" at his Northwood residence.
There will be a ball at voege's new skat-
ing rink, WayZata, this evening.
IL. j. Dreckman and family will arrive
at the Excelsior house next Wednesday for
the season.
At the Lake Park hotel this evening
Prof. Hopes orchestra will play a choice
program of popular music.
George Wertman, an Elm Grove camper
nearly severed his leg from his body while
chopping wood a few days ago.
w. S. Cabben and a party of twenty-five
people from K~eithsburg. ILL.,, will arrive at
the Excelsior house to-day for the season.
The Lake Park walters defeated a picked
nine of guests of the hotel at base ball yes
terday afternoon. The score was 20 to 13.
Edward McAuley and family of Washing
ton, ID. c., arrived at the Hotel Lafayette
yesterday, and will remain for the season.
The Lake Park and Lafayette walters
will play base ball at Lake Park this after
noon, it being the second game in the series
of twelve.
l.. E. Waterman of Burlington, Ia, and
ii. c. Bentley of Milwaukee were out yes
terday, and caught over one hundred pounds
of pickerel in a few hours.
The Foss NJ. L. church of Minneapolis. to
the number of 80 people, enjoyed an eX-
cursion to the lake yesterday. They pic
nicked at Lake Park.
The coopers' picnic at Waconia. on the
Minneapolis Il st. Louis road, will be a
big affair that will draw thousands to the
delightful pleasure resort to-day.
The Arion Cornet band of Carthage, Ill,
arrived at the lake yesterday and is quar-
tere at the Minnetonka house, WayZata.
1t will furnish music on the steamer
City Of St Louis until Aug. /.
The National Dental association will be
at the lake Aug. g. DR.. 4. l.. Smith and
DR.. Murray of the Minneapolis society were
out yesterday, making arrangements for
the trip. 1t is expected fully 500 people
will participate.
The hop at Hotel st. Louis last evening
was a complete social success, apd was at
tended by a large c%Oncourse of the devOtees
OF terpSichOre. Mr.. Thomas Mckenzie was
an efficient master of ceremonies. and the
hotel orchestra furnished excellent music.
The first request concert of the season
at Hotel Lafayette, by Prof. Thiele's
orchestra. last evening, was listened to by
a very large company of guests and cot
tagerS. Hereafter this class OF concerts
will prove an especially popular one.
AT the Lake Park: S. w. Hastings.
John A. Prince, Jr., st. Paul; +. b. Dan
iels, Z. B. Barber, Kate Z. Grimshaw.
Carrie Sullivan, Florence Brooks, George
A. Lowry, o. l.. Smith, w. y. Murray,
Minneapolis; IL. IL. Harlan. ST. Paul; VI.
S. Barber and wife, Kansas City; Mrs. w.
I. Barber, New York; Mrs. S. Lyons
and daughter, ID. Lyons, KeOkuk, Ia; A.
Moritz and family, Davenport, la.
The National Association of Baggage
Agents visited Minnetonka yesterday. and
passed a delightful season of pleasure and
profit. They arrived at WayZata on the early
morning train over the Manitoba road. and
took the steamer City of st. Louis for a
trip around the lake, arriving on Mime
tonka beach on the return at 2:3O d. IN.
Dinner wa served at the Hotel Lafayette,
and the party returned TO Minneapolis early
in the evening. There were about $50
ladies and gentlemen in attendance.
S. l.. Warren, New York and New En-
gland passenger agent; E. p. Allen. paSsen-
ger agent, both of Albany. y. Y; II. T.
McNally, general travelling agent, and wife.
Toronto, Can; j. NJ. HuckinS. travelling
agent, Toronto; Ray Allen. travelling pas
senger agent, Pittsburg, and George W.
Pearce of New York. formed a party of
Manitoba agents who spent the day at the
lake yesterday. They were generously en-
tanned at the Lafayette, and enjoyed their
trip very much.
AT the Hotel Lafayette: S. ID. Good
rich, Cedar Rapids, Ia: William Frick.
Philadelphia; A. W. Prick, Duluth; Mrs.
S. W. Cooke, Cincinnati; 5. L. Warren. Al
bany, n. Y; II. +. McNally and wife. To-
ronto: ID. w. II. Mooreland and wife, De-
troit. Mich; Z. z. NettletOn. Kansas CITY:
W. E. Robinson and wife, William G. Pres
colt. J.P. Cox, J. p. Stewart and wife,
Miss Ella Braffett, W. III. Armstrong. Gin
cinnati; Walter S. Smith. +. b. Weshaw.
L. VI. Thompson, T.. J. Rose, New York:
John CulletOn and wife. Susie Follansbee.
Blanche Follansbee, NJ. B. Starring. G..
S~taffregren. A. i. Richter, i. s. Chamber
lain, A.-W. Browning. Oscar Rosenthal
and wife, Chicago; K. p. Allen. Albany;
G.. A. Greeley, Nashua, Ia; j. X. Graves.
Dubuque. Ia; Edward McCauley and fam
lily. Washington, ID. c.; l.. X. Wares and
wife, Minneapolis; ]. Z. Elmer, John
Heard. May Dana, G. w. jordan, IL. b.