St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-30
WHITE BEAR LAKE.
Few Newcomers, but Much sport
for Fish and Angle Alike.


Few Newcomers, but Much Sport
for Fish and Angler Alike.
As the end of the season approaches the
number of new visitors to White Bear is
naturally limited. The old ones are still
there, however, and are having the usual
enjoyment attendant upon outdoor jollit-
cation. The weather has been cool and
threatening for the past few days, but this
only stimulated the fish to fresh efforts at
swallowing the seductive offering.
The Leip has numbered among its guests
this week: Mrs. A. B. Ancker, NJ. Frankel,
Adolph Engel and wife, Hubert Engel, A.
davenport, James Elkins, John +. Bailey,
Miss Ella Bailey, f. G. Marshall, Miss Z.
Marshall, Miss l.. II. SlaytOn, w. Blakely,
IL L. Stiles and wife, Mrs. Ii. IL. Adams,
ID: >; Jones, Edward c. Jones,
W. 1. Sherwood, w. Sherwood,
MISS Carrie Hope, Miss Nellie Hope,
Robert Z. White, Miss Brack, j. r. Sc
combe, Miss n. Brack, Henry O'Gonnan.
w. +. Bickel, Jno. IL. Schulze. Henry ID
Lang, Miss l.. J. Barnes, st. Paul: NJ. ID.
+. Campbell, Newark, n. j.; G. n. Buck.
NATION, ILL.,; b. z. Baker, Merriam Park:
a. Is. Slack, Quincy, ILL.,; S. NJ. Carter,
Hannibal, Mo-; Carl Piper, Minneapolis;
Harry Tombler, Easton, Pa; S. Tombler
and lady, Evansville, Ind; Miss Laura
Tombler, Wyoming, Me-; Major Dupont
and lady, John Van Beekman lady, Frank
Goldsmith and lady, st. Paul.
The Chateaugay entertained the follow
ing guests: NJ. E. Baunan, II. S. Gregg
and lady, Il. n. Elmer, William Bickel,
Col. d. 5. Griffin, Judge L. st. Julien
Cox, w. B. Floyd and wife, IL. A. Stone,
Mrs. w. II. Hart, Z. NJ. Reed, Miss Alice
O'COnnOr, Frank Agnew, w. Wemple, l..
3. Little, Benton Hatch, w. w. Fender
CAST, Z. q. Scott, o. y. Scott, Frank W.Will-
Jams, William S.Collins, Dr.. Richie, st. Paul;
ii. Il. Mills, st. Louis; w. w. Wilson, Lin
coin, Neb.; Mrs. S. c. Speed, Marshall,
Ia; VIII T. FOles, Minneapolis; Miss
Mamie Ford, Neenah, Wis; Mrs. Fruich,
Davenport, Ia; II. G.. Blake and wife,
Ramsey county; Mrs. L. X. Jacques, Min
neapOlis; Prof. j. L. McCleary, MankatO;
Miss Minnie Peck, Minneapolis; Frank
Rogers, Omaha; q. E. Russell, Minneapolis;
Mrs. A. ID. Marshall, Atchison, Kan: j. L.
Qulgley, Alton; ). Grupp, New York;
Joseph Hamil, Alton; Mrs. Il. NJ. Dean,
Miss Lena Blake, Robert p. Blake, Henry
b. Blake, Lake OwasSO; p. G. Roller and
wife, st. Louis; c.. S. Robinson, Dubuque;
III. o. Parry and daughter, Rochelle, ILL.,;
g. ID. O'Brien, Jr., 5. IL. Van Esery, Min
netonka Beach; Miss Mamie Wauser, Way
Zata; II. ID. Flatley. Saltwater; L. a.
kirkwoOd; Mrs. NJ. L. Stillman, Miss Grace
johnson, Miss Elsie Jacques, Crystal Lake;
Q. l.. Greenough, Harrington, Mimi; ID. l..
hiehle, Minneapolis: j. L. JOY, w. p. Joy,
st. Louis.
AT the Williams house registered: W.
w. Hills, j. NJ. Goldsmith, j. Is. Bracken,
John E Marshall, w. j. Murnane, q. 7.
Schumacher, IL. IL. Gust, NJ. j. Roche, DR..
Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs. q. S. Gannett, q. w.
Ulrici and lady, a. WeiSkirch, NJ. Schetfer,
James Middleton and wife, w. III. IL.
Johnston and wife, L. II. WhitcOmb and
lady, A. GillertOn, Jr., and lady,
Il. P. Richardson and lady, l.. A.
Walker, j. B. Secombe, st. Paul;
Fred Miller and DR.. BisSett, Topeka; II.
Brown, Kansas City; l.. G. Harris, Albert
Harris, Gertie Harris, Miss NJ. Geisler,
Robert Ulrici, St. Louis; Hans Hertel, Mill
waukee; James +. O'Brien, Devils Lake;
a. ID. NJ. Henry, Clinton, Ia; Lon E.
HutiSman, Chicago; ID. l.. Hedges, Min
neapoliS; o. Tucker, Philadelphia; G. @.
Stone, New York.
Col. Leip is planning the building of
modern, well-appOmted bowling alley back
of the grand stand ON the base ball grounds.
These grounds, by the way, are admitted by
experts to be as near perfection for out
door grounds and the accommodation Of
visitors as any i'll the country. Aside from
their convenient arrangement the view of
the lake afforded is certainly unrivaled.
Yesterday afternoon, business upon the
lake being slackin the way of business, the
crew of the staunch steamer Dispatch put
in few hours wrestling with cordwOOd
upon the grounds adjacent to the railroad
station. The boys claim to enjoy this
recreation.
Joseph Weller, W. n. Brown, Jr.. and
Allison Brown of Memphis made a large
catch of fish Thursday. Joseph Weller
a muSkalonge which weighed 1if-
teen pounds.
There was a sailing party given to Miss
Sherman, daughter of ''Old Tecump,"
evening, by Senator Mcmillan.
Quite number of society people partici-
pated.
The state and county teachers concluded
their assembly at the lake on Friday. They
enjoyed some healthy dissipation in the
way of sailing and eating during their So
journ.
As there are a great many people who
intend staying at the lake during Septem-
Der, Mr.. Leip will keep his house open
until Nov. 1.
Fishing is unusual good, both in
quantity and quality of captures.
The WinOna Lacrosse club was at the
Leip for dinner Wednesday.