St. Paul daily globe., 1886-08-01


Among the ST. Paul people at Leips last
week were the following: F. S. Bryant, Mr..
and Mrs. Alex Sternberg, II. B. Hanmere,
Charles Gilpin, William Carter, James NJ.
Jack, w. r. Tosterin, Joseph r. Weide, Jr.,
Miss Sadie Sternberg, Wesley F. Norton.
Among the arrivals at the Williams house
during the week were G. A. Church, st.
Louis; FL. B. Doty, Detroit S. G. Campbell,
Morris, Mimi; w. G. Hayes, Chicago; j. III.
Miller, Minneapolis; c. NJ. Johnson, Chicago,
and Samuel Giesel, Winona.
The Thursday evening hop was a very
brilliant success and q large crowd was in
attendance. Another of these pleasant
weekly hops will be given Thursday evening.
Stein First Regiment band furnished the
music.
Owing to the threatening weather last Sum
day the game of lacrosse was not played, and
will come Off tomorrow at Leips grounds.
1t is between the Saltwater and St. Paul
clubs and game will be called at $3.50.
Messrs. AL Fisher and H. W. Langrell who
were the guests of Oak Grove camp during
the week brought in the largest string of fish
caught at one time during the season, being
a total of 205 in four hours.
Saturday evening number of the guests
of Lakeside cottage visited Dellwood and
enjoyed an impromptu musicale, which was
| listened to with pleasure across the lake
mile and a quarter distant.
The camp which has been known as s'The
Dudes Outlook, near the Williams house,
was entirely demolished on Tuesday evening
by the storm, but the boys set to work and
re-erected it.
A Minneapolis party at Leip's during the
week was composed of F. R. Bryant and wife,
Mrs. William Purkiss, Miss Lottie Chamber
lain, Ray Bryant and Miss Emma Bryant.
The reason Mark Reeves was carried by
| White Bear station was because of sitting up
late the night previous at Lakeview camp ana
got asleep on the train.
Jackson street and Daytons bluff NJ. E.Sun-
hay schools and the Dayton avenue Presby-
terian Sunday schools picnicked at Ramaley
park last Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. L. Falk and child, Mrs. L. NJ. Her.
man, and Mrs. L. Leopold and daughter, all Of
Chicago, have taken quarters at the
Leips.
L. N. Scott Of the St. Paul opera house has
completed his cottage near the lakeside, and
bis family have taken up their residence
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Tallmadge Of st. Paul
are spending q few days at Camp Oakland,
| where their daughter is one of the campers.
Mrs. P. Langlier and children and the
Misses NJ. N. Hill and j. Langlier of st. Louis
are at the Williams house for the season.
William Alderman of St.Louis is at the Cha
teaugay, taking the lake for his health, at
tended by his cousin, George Ackerman.
Frank Griffin or ''Nanki Poo" of the Ma
toska club has gone to Chicago, and is greatly
missed on the other side of the lake.
The Rev. H. Thane Miller and wife of Gin
cinnati, with Miss Laloah Boyden, spent a
couple of days at Leip's last week.
The family of DIR. J. H. Murphy, who have
been at Lakeside cottage during the summer,
will return to the city to-day.
8. j. Thompson, Buffalo, n. Y; NJ. Leiders-
dorf. Milwaukee,; T. Buiford, Marshalltown,
Ia are at the Chateaugay.
Camp Cosy has pitched its tents on the
j. B. Murry property, and the party will re-
main through the season.
S. Higham, Madison, Wis, and W. II.
Higham, Grand Forks, OAK, two brothers,
are at the Chateaugay.
L. G. SWEET and wife of st. Paul. with W.
J. Norcross and wife of San Francisco, were
8t Leip's last week.
Mrs. Myra A. Wyckoff, Miss Addie Kendall
and Mrs. Carrie Stafford, of Chicago, are guests
| at the Chateaugay.
Messrs. f. Rand NJ. E. Keough of Oak Grove
camp have returned from three weeks visit
| to Toronto, Ont.
| G. G. Wallace, wife and children, Parsons,
Ks, have taken the Chateaugay cottage dur
| ing the week.
b. W. Mcbride and A. Boeckeler and fam
| lily of St. Louis are among the additions TO
Leips family.
Miss Myra Cobb has returned from few
| days visit with the family of II. S. Fairchild
in st. Paul.
have arrived at the Williams house for the
season.
Mrs. D. E. Ccnhaim of St. Paul and Miss
Pauline Kottka of Saltwater are at
Leips.
Mrs. Evelyn Noyes and Mrs. Margaret
White OF st. Paul were at the Lakeside for
week.
William Stevens and wife, Colinsyille, ILL.,,
are guests for the seasen at the Chateaugay.
George Pivey of st. Louis is at the Ch atau-
gay, having come to the lake for his health.
J. J. Squire and family. Kansas City, were
at Leip's q couple of days during the week.
w. D. White and wife, Minneapolis were
guests at the Chateaugay during the week.
Charles DeMil and wife and a. D. Ferry
and wife Chicago, are at the Chateaugay.
w. j. May and E. H. Prince of Saltwater
were at the Chateaugay during the week.
John Freelein aud wife, Saginaw, Mich, are
| at the Lakeside cottage for few weeks.
| Charles Nichols, father and son of ST. Paul
were visiting friends at the lake Friday.
Miss Dell Fish and Miss inertia Tro owbridge
picnicked on the peninsula yesterday.
c. Habighorst of st. Paul and party of
five were at Leip's one day last week.
Rev. H. w. Woods, New Orleans, is spend
ing his vacation at the Chateaugay.
Mrs. S. S. Blaisdell, St. Paul, was at the
Lakeside cottage during the week.
The guests of the Williams house enjoyed
quiet dance on Thursday evening.
Lakeview camp gave the first of a series of
open air concerts Friday evening.
George W. Bailey. ]. S. Oakley, Chicago,
have arrived at the Chateaugay.
Mrs. Jessie Bartlett Davis, child and nurse
Chicago, are at Lakeside cottage.
L. Langood and mother, Meadville, Pa, are
new arrivals at the Chateaugay.
Charles A. Quigey, South Bend, Ind, is at
the Chateaugay for few days.
DR.. A. DeVoe and wife, Evansville, Pa,
were at Lakeside u few days.
G. Leutweler, Minneapolis, was al the
| Chateaugay for few days
A N. Rosenegk and family of St. Paul are
regular boarders at Leip's.
Mr.. Leonard Leigh and family of st. Paul
arrived at Leip's yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Guyer have left the
| Murray cottage for Dakota.
A. Frank of st. Louis is added to the list
of LeipS season boarderS.
w. l.. Wright and child, Port Eads, La, are
guests at the Chateaugay
Mr.. Everett H. Cutter and family, St. Paul,
are at Lakeside cottage.
J. II. Heamlle and wife, Choctaw, Ill, have
taken quarters at Leip'S.
Mrs. Clara Wildes and daughter Of Berlin,
Germany, are at Leip's.
William H. E. Henry, wife and son, Detroit
are at the Chateaugay.
B. P. Sanborn and r. Lord, Kasson, Mimi,
are at the Chateaugay.
The Saltwater Gun club registered at the
Chateaugay yesterday.
J. D. Ramaley is erecting new house near
that of John Matheis.
Charles Casey, Spring Valley, OAK, is now
at the Chateaugay.
NJ. Sheire and family of ST. Paul have taken
quarters at Leip's.
P. o. Donuell, Chicago, was at the Chateau
gay for few days.
Nj. D. Hoyt, st. Paul, visited friends at the
lake yesterday.
S. J. Halliday, Philadelphia, is at the
Chateaugay.
William McNeil Hayward, Min n, is at the