St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-29
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These were registered at the Hotel Lafay.
ettee yesterday: H. U. Mehary, Duluth; D.
h. Gle and wife, Chicago; Ed E. Davidson
st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Adams, Somer
vile, MAST; j. A. Collamore Miss NJ S. Fl
Collamore, Boston; Seth Drew, Kingston;
Miss Mary Gould, Lorrin; Miss o. R. Morony,
Saltwater, r. l.; Mrs. Charles Newhall, John
B. Newhall, Lynn; Mrs. George W. Pepper
Peabody; Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Rob.
bins, Pitts6eld; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Tompson, Coolidge Barnard, Boston;
and wife, Evansville, Ind; Miss Elizabeth NJ .
Wedelstadt, Miss Katherine E. Chestill, Henry
Evon Wedelstadt, St. Paul; Z. c. Skinner,
Detroit; Mrs. j. G. Stowell, st. Paul; William
u. Osborn, New York; G. A. Armstrong,
Shelbyville, KY; w. ]. Florsheim, st. Paul
w. c. Spottswood, Minneapolis; Miss Lou
Tosterin. Omaha; w. A. Dana, E. Konantz,
st. Paul; A. S. Ordeau, Duluth; Mrs. Isaac
Hartdr. Miss Harter, Canton, O.; G. d. Scott.
Dubuque.
Arrivals at Lake Park yesterday were: W.
Z. Page. G. Il. Lord, G. B. French, j. F. Nc
Sween, Minneapolis; A. K. Murray, H. S.
MerrWin, A. j. Trumbull and wife, E. E.
Hughes, wife and child, J. J. Mcdonald, A.
A. Cratcenberg, st. Paul; Mrs. L. Miller and
child, Watertown, N. Y; G. w. Murphy, s.
j. Lilly, Milwaukee; G. D. Hauk and
wife, Chicago; w. B. Strong, Aber-
deem, Miss; viii H. Williams Nashville,
L. l..
E. Davis, Misses Mary and Emma Davis, B.
c. Adams, w. Il. Davis, Jr., Galveston, Tex. :;
William F. Reynolds, u. S. A, and wife, De-
troit; John f. Reynolds and wife. Canton,
o.; Mrs. E. G. Washington, Miss Washing
ton, +. G. Washington, J. C. Hill, ST. Paul:
M. A. Moon and wife, LIE Mars, Ia William
G. Northrup, Minneapolis.
Miss Kate Miller of Cottagewood, gave a
picnic to several of her young friends, which
included an excursion on one of the small
steamers, the party taking their lunch in the
fine grove at the Chapman house. Her guests
were Miss May Dadmun, Misses Kate and
Nellie Wheelock of ST. Paul, Master George
and Miss Mabel Miller Of Cottagewood. Mrs
DeVoe chaperoned the party, and the trip
was an exceedingly pleasant one for all.
Among the guests entertained by Mrs. D.
l.. How and Mrs. E. L.. WEIGH at joys Rest
upper lake, the past week, were Misses Susie
and Cora WEIGH Of Henderson, Mimi. DIR. and
Mrs. James Dunn of Minneapolis; Mrs. H. B.
Strait, Burton Strait, Mrs. S. L. Sherreid of
Shakopee; Mrs. A. r. Kiefer and Miss Eva
Kiefer of St. Paul.
Mrs. Susie Green of Cedar Rapids, Mrs.
George Bckford and daughter OF Albert Lea.
Mrs. L. H. Wiggin, Mrs. H. A. Thompson
and son, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Wiggin of Min
neapolis were quests the past week of Mrs.
N. X. Thompson at Fairview.
A large party from Minneapolis and the
cottages at Cottagewood assembled at Cot
tagewood Club house, one evening this week,
and had very pleasant time, the program
consisting OF music dancing, and various
other amusementS.
Clinton and Howard Brook of MINNEAPOLIS.
Mr.. Robinson OF Hannibal, Mo-. and Miss
Susie Sirrel of Winchester, Ind, were en-
tertaiped by Misses L. ]. and Grace Hays, at
Cosey Camp.
Miss Il. n. Neagle, Mrs. j. X. Sidle of Min
neapolis, MIR. and Mrs. Fryer and two child
rem of st. Paul, were guests of Mrs j. w.
Lawrence, at Ciffside Cottage, Northwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills, of Englewood, ILL.,; Mr..
and Mrs. Waterbury, of Ada, and Sherman
Nettleton. of Minneapolis, were guests last
week of Gen. Nettleton at Lake Park
The body of William B. Jackson, who was
drowned Saturday evening week ago, was
recovered early yesterday morning and
shipped to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Henry Thompson and son, Mrs. Abbie
Wiggin and Mr.. Frankhauser OF Minneapolis
were entertained by Mrs. A. B. Stickney at
Fairview.
Miss Emma Huntington, of New York, and
Miss Lizzie woodruff of Connecticut spent
Monday at DR.. Davis cottage at Lake Park.
W. B. Terrey, Mrs. George H. Keith and
family, and L. B. Janney and family picnicked
at Interlaken on Thursday.
Mr. J. H. Kerrick of Lake Park is enter
tanning Edward Graft of Minneapolis and Mr..
The Hebe and the Minnehaha are now max
ing the night runs between Excelsior, Lake
Park and the Lafayette.
Miss Emma Bodine of Chicago and Talulah
Coles of Minneapolis are guests of Mrs John
Noble at Edgewood.
Miss Hoyt Devlin and Miss Clara Clark of
Minneapolis were guests Of Mrs. E. F. Cur
tlss, at Island Park.
Mrs. Fl. 3. Hurgtington of Minneapolis. is
q O11E SiSfn a nalo
Northwood.
Frank Gutherson of Owatonna was a guest
of DR.. L. L. Bennett at Bon Ami cottage,
Lake Park.
Frank Valer of Indianapolis was enter
tanned during the week by c. G. Dennis at
Lake Park.
Miss Oma Stevens and Elmo Knott of Min
neapofs were entertained by Mrs 81. Waite
at Fernside.
Mrs. j. P. Allen of St. Paul spent one day
last week with Mrs. G. A. Eaton at Crystal
Park.
j. NJ. Richardson of St. Pa,fl was fishing
last night, and caught several fine bass.
Mrs. Norris of Minneapolis is the guest of
Mrs. L. K. Townsend at Northwood.
Frank Learvey of Lake City is guest of
Mrs. Willis Baker at Summerville.
The Universalist society will hold divine
service to-day at Gates pavilion
Mr.. Conklin of New York is guest Of DIR.
Parsons at Ingleside.
Mr.. J. B. langley is guest of Mrs. A. G..
Smith at West Point.
The Opinion Of the Horses Probably
Philadelphia Call.
A little city maiden, on visit to heI
uncle's farm, saw threshing- machine in
operation for the first time. ''Oh, mammal