St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-08-06

J.
mer and wife, Hattie NJ. Plummer. s. V.
Potter, Chicago; Virginia Il. Plummer,
Minneapolis; Howard Potts, ST. Paul; Mrs.
>. X Stewart and daughter, NOrthfield; H.
K Williams, Chicago; j. b. Cochran, Min
neapOlis; j. Ray, 81. Paul; Miss Ella Pass
more, Cedar Rapids, Ia; Mrs. h. *. Jones,
Quincy, ILL.,; George IL. Brown, ID. d.,
Port Huron, Mich; Mrs. Il. ID. Lawrence
Springfield, Ill.
Excelsior house: DR.. J. IL. Freeland
Michigan City, Ind; Charles c. Rogers,
Kansas City; Boston W. w. Smith and
family, Boston, Mass; Charles 4. Elmer
son, AnOka; Hattie ID. Fisher, MinneapO-
lis; i. Z. Altman, ST. Louis: George w.
COrbet and family, Tracy, Minn.,; Will
lam Eibel. Mrs. NJ. \. PaSsetOr, Mrs. j.
Smith, Minneapolis.
At the Lake Park: E. C. Williams, Ann
ArbOr, Mich; Mrs K. Williams, EdgertOn,
o.; Harl kirst, Chicago; Mrs. Dughan, st.
Louis; Mrs. Harding and daughter, ST.
Louis; Mrs. Hurst, Perryville, Mo-; Mrs.
Mill and child, st. Louis; b. G.. Sargent
and wife, Salt Lake City; w. 5. Biddle,
Jr., Detroit; c. U. Mathing, wife and child,
Springfield, Ill.
At the White house: Frank Sturla,
vile and child, Minneapolis; Louisa Lodge,
Cincinnati, o.; John Jordan and daughter,
hahOka, Mo-, j. h. BaSfOrd and family,
Detroit, Mich; Emil X. HaaSe and wife,
Chicago, are registered as permanent.
Early yesterday morning the dredging
machine. which has been digging out the
sand-bar in st. Louis bay, was lowed up TO
Breezy point by the Star, and work COM
menced at once to clear out the channel
there.
The Peoria Bicycle club, on one ofits an
nual tours, will be at the Lake Park about
the Esd of this month. They will spend
two or three days here to recuperate, as they
make the journey from Peoria by wheel. 5"
The following party will go into camp at
Excelsior Saturday for three weeks stay:
MeSSrS. Robinson, Camp, Il. LCye. w.
LOye and GTOOman, and Misses Smell, VOL
vertOn, Robinson, Gailbraith and Cook.
The Lotus made moonlight trip in the
the Lower lake last evening for the benefit
of the officers. The popularity of the Off
GERS was shown by the large number OF peO-
pie who made the excursion.
Norman Wright told GLOBE reporter
that he did not think he would accept
Stones challenge on account of it taking too
long TO get in condition 10 row hTst-claSs
race.
J. W. Fortune, assistant general manager
of the Grand Trunk road, with headquarters
at Detroit, Mich, is stopping with his fam
lily at the White house Tor a week or two.
The head millers of Minneapolis will
make the excursion around the lake to-day
on the Belle, by invitation of the Lake
MinnetOnka Navigation company.
Mrs. Il. \. Lee and family OF Mime
apOlis, Miss l.. Ruper and Mrs. Garner of
Quincy, Ills, made the tour of the lake
yesterday on the Star.
Rev. w. T. Chase of the First Baptist
church, Minneapolis, is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. ). q. Cook at their cottage on
GideOn's bay.
Hiram Sweet of the Chicago Sc North
western and Judge Thompson of the Mil
waukee IL st. Paul were at the Lake Park
yesterday.
Rev. James Foster of ShakOpee will con-
duct the services in the Trinity Episcopal
church at Excelsior during this month.
The arrivals at the Excelsior yesterday
We're c. b. Fraupe and wife, Hamilton,
Mo-, and W. IL. JacOby, Minneapolis.
DR.. Stevens OF ST. Louis is the guest of
Mr.. StetsOn at Excelsior. This is his
eighth season At MinnetOnka.
Mrs. W. Is. Page has as guests at her cot
tage at MinIetOnka Beach, Mrs. Smell and
George Smell of Minneapolis.
w. ID. Gilbert and wife and party Of
fourteen, from Burlington, Ia, arrived at
the Lafayette yesterday.
The Excelsior Yacht clubs sailing re-
gatta will take place over the Big island
course this afternoon.
J. r. Bowler of the Ahom house, Des
MOineS, Ia, and daughter are at the Lake
Park for few days.
Mr.. E. Clark of Minneapolis is spending
the week at NorthwOOd, as the guest of
Elder Huntington,
The Minnehaha, GOdfrey's new boat, is
proving herself to be one of the fastest on
the lake.
II. A. Gray of st. Paul is at the Kalo-
rama cottage, Excelsior, with his family.
Quite large party Of Indians are camp