St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-11

There is no surf here. Well, say gravel
have been dying for good swim, and not
careing to go alone, / went down TO WayZatta,
where l have some friends. l had made at
Redfern's such pretty bathing dress this
spring, a perfect symphony i'll white and
blue. We'll, l got myself into my rigs, and
Jennie S. and Emma D., my two friends,
showed up in equally pretty garments. We
found such nice retreat, all secluded, with
green pasture lands SlOping to our rear
and a stretch of sandy beach in
front and groves to our right and
leIt-a regular Diana's bower. We entered
the wafer, and l astOniShed the girls by my
exploits. We swan and rested on the sands.
as the sky was blue overhead, and peaceful
bovine was Illuminating in the extreme upper
end of the pasture land. l don't know what
induced me, but just across the barbed-wire
fence which separated us from the pasture
were some daisies. [ just climbed over and
commenced TO gather them. Suddenly l
heard the girls scream: "Ernyl oh, look!
that cow is coming after you'll" 1 heard q
snort and saw the bull standing down under
full sail, his tail standing out like an out
rigger of q catboat, and when q bull assumes
this position one should git" Well, ] did
git, and the way l climbed over the fence was
q caution. l tried to climb over the barbed
wire and lost my presence of mind and
found L was trying to do the tight-rope
act, but 1t was q failure, as my
sandals would slip of the wire. / turned two
or three SOmersaults, ran behind tree, and
saw the animal going on a tack up the hill.
The other girls had saved themselves by keep
ing themselves in the water. 1 want to say
that it is a mistake about red exciting the an
ger Of the bovine Blue is good enough for
him. You ought to have seen me- l looked
as if had been 0uo in the wind aud the wind
had circulated i'll my garments. | know I'd
have done for Pierre in the the 1.-TWO Or
phans.' Such is life. I am laid up, but still
hopeful. Write me. Yours, ERNEsTINE.
GOSSIP.
There we're registered at the Lake Park
yesterday: L. c. West, Chicago, H.; Miss
Cloud Chicago; Hon. Edwin Wright and
wife, Boston; Merle St. Clare Wright. Boston
Mrs j. 5. Williams and maid, s. T. Bird and
wi1e, Boston; L. Waldo Smith and wife, New
York; Charles Il. Mann and wife, Boston
Hon. john Fit Osgood, Hon. J. B. f. Osgood,
Salem. Mass; Prof, D. F. Eaton and wife
Brooklyn, n. Y; Bernard Jeanny Britor
John Steele Stoneham, Mass; H. S. Howe
Warren: Luther L. Holden, Boston; H. D.
Kilgore, Pittsburg; James Dacey Minneap.
Oils: {. II. Rhodes and wife, Konsas City:
james Park, Waverly, Oak; r. w. Colyille
Omaha; NJ. Bijm, New York; a. H. Lindsey
Milwaukee; Mr.. Rohrbeck, Peoria; Miss
StrOuse, Philadelphia; Laura Coon Philadel.
phia Z. W. Ihatch and party chartered the
Minnehaha yesterday on a trip around the
lake.
uAmong the season visitors at Lake Mime.
ICnktt from 81. LOUIS we HOlICe tue hume o.
Mrs. J. w. Sheppard and family, who have
taken apartments at Conor's Long View
house, Excelsior. Mrs. Sheppard has been
guest ut the lake for several seasons, and viii
be remembered by many visitors from the
South as au attraction not only in social cir
c!e5, but the moving spirit and leader IL
the musical entertainments given under hel
management
Arrivals at St. Louis hotel to-day: Mrs
David Barrett, Master De Witt Barrett, wife
and son Of one Of the leading attorneys O.
Brooklzn, \. Y; a. b. Lee and family, r. w
Wood and family, Benjamin McClear, Kansas
City, Mo-. Frank Pranke and family, Johr
Bonn, 3. j. VoorhIs, st. Louis, Mo-; A. S
Dam and family, Memphis, Tenn; j. d. Man
court. Washington. d. c.
The foreign arrivals at the Lafayette yes
terday were: Miss Julia Ives, New York; T.
+. woodward New York; George P. Smith
Philadelphia; John 7. Davis and wife. St
Louis; John ]. Peak, Kansas City: w. B
Van Zandt. New York; John b. Jackson
Pittsburg, Pa; A H. Cole, St. Paul; H. S
Cole and w. +. Martin, u. S. A, w. P. Nixon
and wife, MIR. NJ. E. Douglass and wife.
The following guests are being entertained
by MIR. A. a. Keith at his cottage on the uppe,
lake: Mrs. 81. NJ. Lewis Minneapolis: Miss
Mabel Andrews, Mrs. George B. Elder. Miss
Eva May. Moorhead; Mrs. ]. n. Hue and Mrs
G. A. Gillette, Lamenakin, and Mr. Johr
Keith Of the Chicago, Burlington & Northern
railroad.
The excursions booked for the coming
week are the First Baptist church at Lake
Park Monday; the George n Morgan pos
picnic the l4th; the First Presbyterian Sun.