St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-10
LAKE MINNETONKA GOSSIP.
Two Hundred Excurslvn1sts from
Columbus, o., at the Lafayette.
A Grand Army Picnic To-day at Lake
Park and a Bali at Might.
Tine Columbus Excurs,,m.

yesterday at the lake was without INCL
dent, save that the Columbus, O., excur-
sionists arrived and are at the Lafayette.
Up to date no regular program has been
arranged, the eXcursienists idlihg at will
for two weeks. The party arrived by spe-
clal train over the Indiana, Bloomington &
Western. the Iowa Central, Minnesota Il
Northwestern and Manitoba roads. The
train was under the supervision of J. II.
Session of the |. b. Sc w. and Ed Fishback,
travelling passenger agent of the Manitoba.
Among the railroad men who were also in
the party were:
II. NJ. Bronson of Indianapolis, general
passenger agent of the Indiana, Bloomington
d Western, and E.A. Jones of the Central Iowa
road. Following is list of the parties who
went, comprising about 200 persons: W.
I. Miles and one, Oscar G. Peters and two,
w. A. Mahony and wife, Frank Tallmadge
and two, William FELTON, and wife, T.. Ewing
Miller, j. j. Janney and ona. Charles E.
Munson and one, E. j. Brush, Charles
e. Lord and two, George II. Lee
and one, F. C. Sessions and wife,
N. L. Bradford and wife, Fred Lazarus, GUS
tavus Males and one. Walter B. Page and one,
Henry B. Lonnis and three, G.. W. Bright and
four, G. L. Pfaff, J. f. Harris, W. d. Patton
and one, c. W. Miller, P. W. COrZiius and
two James Westwater and two, NJ. Mcdaniel
and one, John Duffy and two. r. III. Rownd
and two, Prank Merton and wife. c. d. Firestone
and four, William Moneypeny and four,
George G. Moler and one, A. III. Smythe and
three, B. T. Green, II. G. Whitehurst. Charles
Frank, Gilbert H. Stewart, D. E. Stevens and
wife, E. E. Sheed aud two, F. Jaeger and one,
Walter Crafts and two, Charles Eugelke, E.
n. Hatcher and three, r. r. Rickly and one,
B. D. Hill and one, w. II. Fish,
c. Enrich, W. S. Idle and one, J. L.
Trauger and two, S. NJ. LIE Crone, W. D. Park
Jones and one. George G. Krauss and one,
Fred Keffer, Henry c. Taylor and one, F. J.
HoThines and one, Thomas Leonard and one,
Charles H. Hetmore ana one, a. o. Mauck
and one. John Field, II. B. Albery and one. D.
c. Meehan, l. W. MetcaIf, DR.. n. S. Town
send, William Merton and TWO, George H.
Stewart and one, Alex Mcconnell, S. G. Bel
KNAPP and two, A. X. Rarig, W. II. Scott and
one, Irwin Butterworth and one, A. c. Will
Jams and one B. Adair, j. Fl. WATSON. a. L.
Yardley, F. J. Duskell and one J. w. Meek,
George II. Twiss amp two. A. Mennel and one
W. 3. Potts and wife, A. O. Jones, Andrew
Dobbe. NJ. J. Themes, S. G. Berger and
one, J. G. Nesbitt and two, J. II. Sessions and
wife.
There was registered at the Lafayette yes
terday: F. D. Caldwell and wife, Evansville,
Ind: z. c. Lauderdale, Minneapolis; Mrs.
Ensign. Excelsior; Miss Lewis, II. V. Bates,
New York; William Tilester, st. Paul.
H. c. Horey, with c. D. Hazard and wife,
j. S. McClain and wife, Mrs. Z. McCarey,
Miss Helen Horey and Miss Emma Robe,
spent the day, yesterday, on cruising in the
Eebe.
Alfred Worrel, Chicago; Mary NJ. McDon-
nell, Mollie Grove, Charles E. Mcdonnell, St.
Paul, VIM. Burdell, Columbus, O., J. B. Bur-
dell, San Francisco DR.. G. Burdell, Stockton,
Cal.
An engine drawing the special train of the
Columbus, o., eXcursiOnists, while returning
to st. Paul, broke a cylinder and delayed the
evening train somewhat.
The Andrews Presbyterian Sunday school
picnicked yesterday at Lake Park. afterwards
taking trip on the Lotus for the Upper lake.
The launch Whynot, commencing Monday,
will make the afternoon trip from the Lafay-
cite to Lake Park and St. Louis hotels.
John W. Trotter of Bloomington, H., T. J.
Baum, wife and daughter and William Jewell
are registered at the Excelsior.
G. D. Allen of the Lafayette returned yes
terday from Lyle, Ia. where he made large
purchases in real estate.
James Morse, G. S. Baker and Alfred Blais-
dell were picnicking in the Frabic yesterday
off Cyphers' boat house.
Misses Daisy Crittender, Blanche Perry,
Belle Pillsbury and Alice Perry were at Bart
lett place last week.
G. S. Higgins OF Omaha, in a days fishing
in the Minnie Cook, turned the scales with
$50 pounds of fish.
j. L. Tranger and DR.. G. A. SchuIze, jour
nalists of Columbus, O., are with the excur-
sion from that city.
Preparations are being made for 5000 peo-
at Lake Park on the 18th. The grocers pic
mic that day.
The Columbus, O., people all speak highly
of the splendid time made by the roads on
their trip.
NJ. a. Rosenblatt of Chicago, and ]. c.
Spriggs of st. Louis, are at the Chapman
house.
J. H. Schultz and family and Mrs. E. G..
Bradley are recent arrivals at the Lake Park.
Mrs. Rose Robert of St. Louis has arrived
the Excelsior house for the summer.
f. D. Caldwell and wife of Evansville, Ind,
are summering at the Hotel Lafayette.
D. G. Elliott of Logansport, Ind, has ar
rived at the Lake Park for the summer.
]. G. Howarth of San Augustine, Fla, is
summering at the American house.
There will be picnic of Grand Army posts
of Minneapolis at Lake Park to-day.
Miss Lille Mccullough of ST. Louis is at the
Bartlett Place hotel, upper lake.
A ball will be given at Lake Park tonight.