St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-20


is expected that this meeting will be of I'M
usual interest and indications point to a large
attendance.
Capt John B. Davis of Rock Island is
Lelp's. Mr.. Davis is the Oldest river captain
living, and in 1859 took a steamer north and
launched it On the Saskatchewan river. He
has retired from the business and is living at
| his ease.
There will be great demonstrations at the
lake on the celebration of the anniversary of
the Declaration of independence. There will
be an elaborate display of fireworks, music
and dancing and a general good time.
| Miss Jessie Leaman, daughter of Capt. A.
Il. Leaman, has acquired wonderful prof.
cheney in handling the oars, and the average
dude turns pale with envy when she goes out
| for pull.
John Long, IS years Of age, one of the old
est citizens of White Bear, died last Tuesday
and was buried Friday under the auspices of
Gibbs post G. A. r. No. rs. He leaves a
wife.
W. NJ. Bushnell and family, A R. Bushnell,
Anna Hurd, G. H. Hurd, Miss Nellie Hope
and II. G. Hope formed a pleasant party that
| spent few days during the week at Leip's.
Following are the St. Paul people stopping
at Mrs. brakes Lakeside cottage: L. Nc
Elvoy, Miss Anna Blackman, r. F. Piatt,
Mary McDugal and Miss Squres.
The Manitou Island Club house is open IN
der the management of Charles Bonn, and the
4 VI w. ii. ana Samuel cory
are enscOnced in their cottages.
The following people have taken rooms for
the season at Leips: Edward Simonton and
family, o. o. Wald and family, John B. Davis,
Rock Island.
Mark D. Hoyt, Harry Jones. Warner ].
Larkin and Nick Blakely will pitch tent on
the ground occupied last year by the Dudes
| outlook"
Rev. Frank Carson of New York arrived at
the lake last Monday. and will spend the sea-
son as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Gan
nett
l.. N. SCOTS new cottage on the west side
OF the lake, is rapidly nearing completion and
will be one OF the prettiest structure on the
| lake.
! The Cottage Park station is open and under
TIE charge of Mr.. Chapman. About seventy
feet have been added to the station platform
Gaudaur and Teemer will make their head
quarters at Dellwood upon arriving from the
East, for their proposed race on the 26th.
This afternoon on the ball grounds at Leip's
Park, the mail carriers will play nine from
| the Boston One-Price Clothing store.
| Miss Edna Clum, who has been scjourni ng
a week at the lake, the guest of Miss inertia
Towbridge. has returned to st. Paul.
special train of twelve cars went to Tay-
lor's Falls yesterday morning with an excur-
| sion OF the employees of the road.
Mrs. j. W. Hicks, Mrs. FL. S. Hicks, Miss
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have aiken cottage at Leips.
The S. S. l.. club held a meetin last week
and elected Fred b. Cobb, president, and Miss
inertia Trow bridge, treasurer.
FL. Wright, member Of the Canadian house
of parliament, London, Ont, is stopping for
few weeks at the Chataugay.
DR.. James III. WEIGH and wife are stopping
at Mrs. Brewsters, White Bear lake. They
will go East about July 10.
L. +. Tabor, Cannon Falls, proprietor of
! the Ellsworth house, has taken rooms for his
family at the Chataugay.
Harry c. Jones, ST. Paul, accompanied by
j. A. Windell of New York, were at Leip's last
week for days fishing.
j. L. Mahan and family of St. Paul have
| taken cottage on the west side Of the lake.
near the Williams house.
| The metropolitan band has been secured to
| play at Ramaley pavilion Saturday and Mon
day, July and 5.
Mr.. L. Kapper and family, st. Paul, Miss
Se1xas and L. M. Clark made up party at
Leip's Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles e. Gooch NJ E. Bob
rer and Miss Fl. Strong, St. Paul were at the
lake last week. =
Mrs. L. FL. Maxfield and children, and Mrs
III. Sahlgaard were at the Williams house
! Wednesday.
Services and holy communion win be held
at ST. Johns Episcopal church to-day at IL
| o'clock an.
I. d. O'Brien, mother and sister, ST. Paul.,
have taken rooms for the season at the Cha
| teaugay.
Mr.. and Mrs Talester of St. Paul spent last
| Sunday with Mr.-and Mrs. G. S. Gannett at
| the lake.
Guests at the Brewster cottage: Messrs.
Maxweu, W. 5. Munro and family and G. P.
| Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Hallowell, St. Paul,
| visited their son last we at Mrs Rrayvc-
| ters.
Mr.. Ramaley's new residence will be
finished by July l. 1t will be called Lake
view.
William Cunningham of St. Paul and N
Gallagher OF st. Louis were at Leips last
| week
James Clarke of Minneapolis was at the
lake last week, the guest of the S. S. L. club.
Miss Turnbull and brothers and Miss Smith
OF st. Paul are at the Brewster cottage.
Mrs. E. R. Stevens and family of St. Paul
have taken rooms at the Chateaugay.
Henry Blakeley has taken the Marchaud
cottage, on the west side Of the lake.
A. L. Adams and family, st. Paul, are
stopping at Mrs. Brewster's cottage.
I. F. Cakes and family and friends were at
the lake in a private car yesterday.
Building at the lake is brisk this season and
several new cottages are going up.
Mrs. P. O'Brien, Chicago, has taken rooms
for the season at the Chateaugay.
J. G. McConnellville and family, St. Paul
are quartered at the Chateaugay.
G. W. Clark and wife, St. Paul, have taken
a cottage near the Williams house.
Thomas Molson, st. Paul, has just COM
pleted cottage at Ramaley Park.
DR.. Welch and wife, st. Paul. are chartered
at Mrs. Brewster for the season.
The Mataska club will give social at Dell
wood, Thursday evening, July l.
J. II. Stenerson and wife, Zumbrota, are at
the Chateaugay for the season.
Mrs. DIR. Carpenter, San Francisco, is a
guest at the Brewster cottage.
Miss Lulu Barnes of st. Paul was visiting
| friends at the lake last week.
Willie Brewster has pitched his tent in the
| vicinity of the Chateaugay.
G. q. Marden has taken up his residence in
a cottage at Ramaley Park.
George Hallowell and wife, St. Paul. are
stopping at Mrs Brewsters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Alexander of St. Paul
| are at the Brewster cottage.
Miss Herweien, st. Paul, has moved into
a cottage at Ramaley Park.
Mrs. Arthur Rogers, St. Paul, has taken
rooms at the Chateaugay.
Miss Lowry, st. Paul, was the guest of
Mrs. Carpenter last week.
C. F. Sibley and Mrs. E. A. Young were at
the lake Wednesday.
9. P. Noyes has taken up his quarters in
his island cottage.
c. D. Starkey and family, Denver, COL, are
at the Chateaugay.
The new railway time card has it friends
and its enemies.
A. B. Roberts and wife are quartered at
| Mrs. Brewsters.
D. D. Will ans, st. Paul, is stopping at the
Chateaugay.
Ramaley has added fifteen new cedar boats
| to his feet
Q. o Valid and family spent Thursday at
| Leip's.
M. F. Kelly, ST. Paul, was at the lake Sun
| day.
S. W. Whitney was at the lake Saturday.