St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-06-07
THE WEEK AT WHITE BEAR.
The Season of Crowds Hardly at
Hand as Yet.
Excellent Fishing and Plenty of Prt-
vate Happenings.


has been exceptionally fine. Quite num-
Der of the cottages are as yet untenanted,
although there are indications of near oc-
cupancy apparent.
At the Chateaugay during the week have
sojourned among others, MI. and Mrs. j.
D. ST. c. Hills and James G. Hills, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. II. Stone, Mr.. Howe, w. ii.
Mingaye and wife, Miss Napier, all OF st.
Paul, w. II. Mingaye of Winnipeg and Miss
Adams Of Buffalo, who spent Sunday at the
lake.
On Monday Mrs M. M. Dorr entertained
several friends from the South. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Albert f. and j. d. Brls-
bine, j. A Wheelock and wife, Mrs. Chap
man, Will Harrington, Fred Banning, reg
istered. On Thursday Charles A. Petit
bone, w. f. Hallowel and Miss Nellie
Hope. Saturday, NJ. M. Williams and sister
and George Mix and lady.
At the Hotel Leip Sunday were j. q.
Taylor, r. a. Overpick, wife and child,
George G. Berry, David Conheim, Miss
Emma Burr, George Martin and lady, +.
N. Hattensoer and wife, William Evans,
Robert c. White, Louis j. Mar
day, w. A. Sheire and Mrs. Sheire.
OcOISC II. blClU VI 4NCW l. jim w SNAiAO'
day, A. s. Thompson and wife, Minneapo-
lis; Mrs. Dubose, Minneapolis; James K.
Goodhue, C. c. Cook, +. A. Harlow, Mrs.
Perrin, Charles Thompson, j. L. Smith
and C. A. Dunn, all of st. Paul. Thurs
day. Joseph Worth, F. G. Draper, Herbert
DeLers, DR.. j. l.. Jacobs and lady, Fred
erick Allis, S. S. Eaton, Jr., c. FL. Will
liams, j. IL. BamfOrt, A. j. Wampier, j.
f. A. Williams. Friday, Milton Cunning
ham, G. G. Cunningham, James Dayen-
port, Jr, A. Gallagher.
NOTES.
The elegant little steamer, Dispatch, is.
making several trips day around the lake.
Wednesday night social club from st.
Paul chartered the boat and had jolly
evening. On Thursday next another large
party will utilize the steamer. A ride on
the dispatch is one of the choice attractions
of the lake.
Mine host Markoe of the Chateaugay has
been getting himself into trouble. Some
body thought he was violating local
license law by transporting keg OF some
thing from the depot to his fathers house.
Mr. Markoe laughs at the affair and says
the other man will pay the costs.
Mr. Lemon has number of new boats III
reports good weeks business. The yacht
Nellie is becoming a prime favOrite with
visitors.
On Friday evening MI. and Mrs. Clar-
ence E. SecOr entertained ID. b. Vermuye
and Mr.. d. S. Cobb and wife at the Dell
wood, in celebration of Mr.. Secor's birth
day.
George Mears says the Leip battle-axe is
a genuine Indian relic. The Historical So
ciety wants it, but Mr.. Leip would as soon
part with the Juanita.
Victor Richards has finished the new
boat-house at the Hotel Leip, and has made
arrangements for the sleeping therein OF
a night boatman.
The Dellwood club house has been fur
nished in elegant taste for the season. MIR.
Paige has everything in fine shape for
parties.
The hotel men say that if the trains
would run at more convenient hours the at
tendance at the lake would be much larger.
E. D. Comings captained his steamer
for while yesterday. Riding on the Dis
patch is the perfection Of boating.
A well-attended dance was given at the
Chateaugay last evening, lasting from
o'clock until late train time.
Fishing has been good all the week. A
party of three brought in 125 pounds Tor
one afternoons work.
The Hessian band will be at the lake all
summer. Programs are being gotten out
for future concerts.
Among the St. Paul people seen about
the lake during the week were c. II. Carey
and w. B. Dean.
Two hundred participants in the senger-
fest will also do up the lake some day dur
ing the week.
During the fore part of the week party
of Odd Fellows numbering 300 will picnic
at the lake.
Judge Palmer has rented his house to a
Boston party, who will occupy it about
the goth.
Senator Mcmillan and family will spend
the season in their new cottage on the is
land.
The festive sand-fy OF long tailed nui-
sance is out in force in the woods.
W. J. Romans of St. Paul is spending
the summer at the Chateaugay.
A large sailing party went out Friday
evening from the Chateaugay.
The Manitou Island club house will be
opened week from to-day.
VIII Butler caught twenty-fve-pound
pickerel last Wednesday.
George B. Girard of st. Paul spent Thurs
day evening sailing.
Mayor OBrien and party were at the
Dellwood Sunday.
J. W. McClung and family are expected
the first of July.
A K. Barnum is expected at the lake on
the 18th.