St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-14

patrons of this, the most elegant summer
hotel in the West. On the opening day the
management will be fully prepared to enter
tain in good shape, and the service and APP
pointmentS will be the same as will bt
furnished at any time during the season.
The usual telegraph Office, news stand
express Office and coupon ticket office vii
be. connected with the hotel from the open.
ing
NOTES.
About sixty members of the grand lodge
of Good Templars made trip over the
Minneapolis " st. Louis to Excelsior, Fri
day. On arriving at the lake Mr.. Miner
Ball, past grand treasurer of the OrganiZa
ton and owner of the steamer Star, ten
dered the party a free trip to upper lake anC
return: The offer was accepted, and the
occasion proved of great pleasure and profit
! The grand lodge officers present were G. A
Bierce OF Winona, grand treasurer; Miss
Kate l.. Penniman of Minneapolis, G. Sec:
Miss Emma Clark, Mankato, G. w. V. T..
Miss Fannie Kamrar, Blue Earth City, S.
g.; Mrs. S. S. AIallery, Albert Lea, ID. G.
NJ; A. III. Myrick, Minneapolis, G. NJ; E.
p. Cook, Mankato, G. Mess. Other profni
nent participants were Rev. William COpp
Worthington, p. G. w. c. t.; George W.
Mason, P. G. Secy; S. 7. Hopper, Single
Creek, p. G. Treas, and others.
The Northwestern Tourist rises to re-
mark that Excelsior is noted for its good
looking girls, buXom widows, marrlagable
and attractive old maids and baShful bach
elors. There is host of them in the mar
ket, and tourists are warned that they are a
susceptible lot and are not to be trit1ed
with. There were three weddings last
week and at that rate the supply of market.
able stock would be exhausted in less than
six months"
Tie White2house has entertained, among
others, the following guests during the
week: Miss Nettie Miller, Grand Forks,
OAK; Mesdames L. E. and E. d. Miller
and G. S. Heron, St. Paul; Ira Tomblin
and Albert Afford, Chicago; Thomas Ten
ant, Grand Rapids, Mich; and A. Brown
and wife, Monroe, Mich.
The two stations, Cottonwood and North
cote, on the Minneapolis and ST. Louis
road, will be united, and depot is i'll pro-
cess OF construction on the foot OF Carson
bay, to accommodate both. Passengers for
Hotel St. Louis will miss the carriage ride
of former years and will reach the hotel by
means OF propeller.
The Minneapolis millers' excursion next
Saturday will be a ''big one" About 2, 900
tickets have already been sold. The pro-
gram, as heretofore published in the GLOBE,
will be observed, and successful day is
sure to be the result.
Recent guests at the Summer house, Ex-
celsior: w. d. Carpenter, A. Burkeyser,
f. P. Wilbury, Chicago; N. S. Goodsell,
Bedford, Pa; W. L. Judson, San Fran
cisco. William HOnlipC Panl
John Clark of the Washington roller
rink of Minneapolis is prominently spoken
of as the manager of the Lake Park rink
for the present season.
Mr. and Mrs. l. N. Webb of Alliance,
O., with their daughter, Miss Jennie, are
now occupying their handsome cottage on
Crystal bay.
George K. Shaw of the St. Paul Dispatch,
and family, have engaged rooms at the
| Chapman house, upper lake, for the
season.
George L. Hit and George McOuat of
Indianapolis, Ind, will spend their summer
vacation at II. w. DeGrood's, Excelsior.
Dr.. NJ. O. Terry and W. D. Watson,
Utica, n. Y, were at the lake yesterday as
guests of f. E. Hurlburt of Minneapolis.
j. A. Hawkes. OF Clrclevllle, ONO, was a
guest of President McCrory of the Motor
road, at the lake yesterday.
E. W. Gaylord and wife of Minneapolis
will make their home at the Summit house,
Excelsior, for the season.
Miss Cora Welliher of Orion, ILL.,, will
pass the season with Mr.. and Mrs. o. II.
Dennis of Excelsior.
Several Northern Pacific officials were at
the lake last week looking over the motor
property.
Mrs Dr. A. B. Roeder of Cincinnati is
now occupying her new cottage at Elk
celSior.
Rev. W. W. Satterlee of Minneapolis
will pass the summer with his family at
Eureka.
III. o. Hamline and two sons of Mime
apolis are at Pleasant View for the sum-
mer.