St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-18
Among Mahtomedi,s Grove.

Among Mahtomedi,s Groves.
1t has been quiet at this beautiful resort
the past week, although campers are
almost daily pitching their tents among the
trees. The hotel has several guests, and
the number is increasing. On the 9th Of
next month the Chautauqua assembly opens
ten-days' session there, and arrangements
are being made for large attendance.
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.
DR.. Fl. L. Bryant, Harry wack and Sam T.
Hart of Lake View camp, entertained the fol-
lowing visitors during the past week: Misses
Lizzie Reide, Eta Myers, Lo Beck, May
Allie, Lottie Beck, Lou Allie, Mesdames De-
montlvllle, Allen, Toney, Baldwin, ].
H. Bryant, A. H. Miller, Dudley, Misses
Dora Bryant, Jennie Fish, Nina Blrdick, May
Clark, Lou Easton, Mai Reide, Mamie Jobst,
Clara Oertel. Maggie Jobst, Fannie yelling
ton, Sallie Fairchild, F. P. Strong NJ. S. Mer-
rill, Messrs. Bartram, E. n. Fairchild, Charles
Shelton, Ernst Bryant DR.. j. III. Bryant, T.
P. Strong, f. F. Kenna, J. H. Swearengin
j. P. Robertson, Capt. E. S. Bean, Misses
Kitty Wellington, Florence Bryant, Myra
Fish, Minnie Sullivan Lottie Connolly, Hattie
Brisslauer. Fanny Cory, -- Baier, Sergt.
NJ. S. Merrill, NJ. n. G., Prof. George List, c.
b. Lawton. w. Il. Allen, Frank Riehl, Will H.
Hetferman, r. H. Wellington. A. HI. Miller, E.
NJ. Reide.
Members of 'tBunch of Keys" camp enter
tanned the following visitors during the past
week, at White Bear lake: Misses Jennie
Fish, Eta Myers, Dora Bryant, Fannie Well
ington, Belle Slater, Kitty Wellington, Lou
Beck Nina Birdck, Lottie Beck, Lou Allie,
Ida Brawley, Fairfield, May Allie, Mrs. Bar
tram; Messrs. DR.. H. L. Bryant, Harry
Wack, Brit Fairchild, Chef Smith, Harry
Musser, VIII Kenna, Charles Shelton, Mark
Need, J. ]. Kenna, Fred Berry, Will Hart,
EarnSt Bryant.
Quite number of young ladies and gentle
men assembled at the Chateaugay hotel last
Thursday evening TO enjoy the usual hop but
were disappointed by the non-arrival of the
band. However, Prof. S. II. Lewis of Oak
Grove camp was equal to the emergency, and
conftnted to furnish the music for the even
ing. The piano and mouth organ were
brought into requisiton, upon which Prof
Lewis is quite an artist. The verdict was the
most enjoyable evening and most pleasant
time of the season.
The Oak Grove camp register for the
week just past bears the names of the follow
ing st. Paul visitors: Katie Russell, L. Nc
Evoy, B. j. Winkel, A. Munster, G. FL. Ham
mer, Sophia Timme, j. II. Feckey and wife,
Frank Lewis, Ella Breen. Minnie Nobs. Mrs.
l.. Fischer and daughter, S. p. Forster J.
Hammer, j. B. Baldwin, E. A. Morton, J. E.
Burnes Hon. P. Rohland Harry Morgan,
Hida Rossberg, DR.. T. Zeen III. w. Langrel,
Marion Mortimer, Nellie Mortimer and Ada
Finch.
The following people are among those who
| registered at Oak Grove camp during the
| past week: Eugene Poirier, Duluth; J. A
Burrichter, Galena ILL.,; ]. D. Sawyer, Moor
| head; J. A. Campbell Winnipeg, Manitoba
and j. Alfred Allen, Philadelphia.
Lieut.. T. w. Ames, Corp. Lieber Sergt J.
| Taylor, Sergt. Nerney, P. NJ Schery, W.
Thompson, George French. George E. Wilson,
| A. Y. Ames, S. E. Barrett. Company H. NJ. L.
l., Minneapolis, sailed over to Mahtomedi
| Sunday afternoon.
| The following guests at Chateaugay enjoyed
| pleasant sail Wednesday evening: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fairchild, Mr. and Mrs. McConville,
Misses Shaw. O'Connor, King and O'Mara
Messrs. Hastings and Mclaughlin.
Miss Ida Geelrunyden, niece of the cele-
brated volinist, Ole Bull, will be the dis
| tinguished guest of Mrs. A. B. Davidson ar d
her sister. Mrs. Skillman, at Hotel Mahto-
medi, this week.
Buettel of Dubuque, and Miss Lara Spaugler
Miss NJ. L. Bross, Alf ]. Bross, St. Paul, were
! at Hotel Mahtomedi Monday for the day.
| The yacht known as the Luluel has been
| secured by S. T. Hart of J. NJ. Ramaley and
| will skip the water of White Bear lake this
summer, managed by the late owner.
| party of young people, Miss Ida Zrauley,
Alfred Metz, Miss L.. Baldwin, st. Paul, and
j. Huiey, Chicago, took supper at Hotel
| Mahtomedi Tuesday.
Invitations are out for a party to be given
| by Charlie Lawton at Mahtomedi. A sail on
| the catamaran and supper at Hotel Mahto-
| medi.
| The Misses Fannie and Kittie Wellington of
| Grand avenue have been spending the past
week with the Lake View campers.
| DR.. J. H. Bryant and wife, E. S. Beck and
| wife and f. P. Strong and wife spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at Lake View camp.
| Harry Wack of Lake View camp, who has
been quite i'll the past week, is convalescing
and Will be on deck in few days.
| a party of Saltwater boys, Albert Bruins
wick, Will Moffat and P. E. Burke, are camp
| ing at Mahtomedi, near the hotel.
Mr.. J. Lawton and daughters, Emma and
Nellie, have been spending the week at their
cottage at Mahtomedi.
Mr.. Dixon has been absent from Hotel
Mahtomedi for the past few days, on bust
| ness trip to Milwaukee.
C. S. Dyre of Minneapolis was the guest Of
Mrs. S. II. Dyre of Chicago at Hotel Mahto-
medi Tuesday evening.
George j. Kusler is camping with George
Hewson, and taking meals at Hotel Mahto-
medi
Archie Stark was the guest of his brother
J. B. Stark at Hotel Mahtomedi last Sunday
| Lester SINCE came over from Minneapolis
| to spend Sunday at Hotel Mahtomedi
G. w. Buck and wife took dinner at Hotel
| Mahtomedi Monday.
Mrs E. o. Bryan and son are guests at
Hotel Mahtomedi
S. &. Chrest of st. Paul was at Hotel NAH
toned Sunday.
Alex T. Goth and wife are registered at
Mahtomedi