St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-18
EARlRAULT
Becoming a Summer Resort -. A
Chance for Capitalists.

Chance for Capitalists.
This is the apathetc season, and but little
of interest is taking place in social circles.
Visitors to the lakes are numerous and are
increasing daily. This shows Faribault is
fast becoming very popular summer resort
for Southern and Eastern tourists who flee
from the continuous oppression of the heated
belt. What we now need is gr and hotel
conducted on q scale comparing with the
best in the country, which would approach
in elegance and style those at Waukesha,
| Ocono moWoc, Saratoga and other famous
! places. This would attract large number OF
| people who are willing and expect to pay for
| luXurieS and who are always on The lookout
| for new scenes. ROberds, Cannon, Cedar and
French lakes are as beautiful sheets of water
| as can be found in the entire North
| west. If some OF our moneyed
men would only investigate this and place
some OF their surplus money i'll a building
worthy Of the place it would occupy they
| certainly would make more than looking
around for chance TO shave notes or loaning
| money on first mortgages at II per cent.
| Miss c. L. Davis of Minneapolis, who has been
| spending a month in Farbault, the guest OF
| Mrs. II. E. Barron. has completed some very
| fine specimens of art, which, to say the least,
would do credit to much older masters. The
| GLOBE correspondent, in company with
number of others, were shown some of her
paintings, and it is fair TO say Miss Davis is
| without exception the finest artist that has
ever visited this city. Among her paintings
are 1.-The Two Orphans a Durham calfs
head, life size, which is specially
fine. Summer Afternoon on the Farm is
Il yoke of oxen, and is as perfect as life
making one think of the famous painting by
Rosa Bonheur. Her "Pansy,'' apple Bios
sons and wild Roses were equally good
Miss Davis is a newcomer to Minnesota, and
! is an artist in every sense OF the word ~
| Dr MillSnanph mil
apolis. are in the city. the guests of Mrs. C.
| NJ. Millspaugh, corner Third and Cherry
streets. :. Mrs DR.. Thompson, St. Paul, who
has been visiting Mrs f. W. Frink returned
home Tuesday afternoon. Henry Hatha-
| way left Monday for Buffalo. N Y, to ac-
cept position in the general offices of the
New York, Lake Erie s. Western railway.
| Miss Fannie LOOmis OF Preston, spent last
Sunday in the city, the guest of Mrs. George
Murphy. Randall Fuller, of Minneapolis,
an old resident OF Faribault, and one of our
largest property owners, spent Thursday and
Friday in the city. Mrs. H. NJ. Matteson is
visiting friends at OsakiS.. Mrs. G. W. Ehle
is visiting friends in Milwaukee Bert Par
sous came down from Minneapolis and spent
Sunday with his parents .. Mrs Wing
and daughter Laura, of Jacksonville, III.
are the guests of Mrs. Hale at the
state institution for the deaf and dumb
Prof Colwell, wife and daughter. of Shattuck
school, left Thursday for a trip to the Pacific
has been the guest of Mrs. Barron, corner of
Third and Cherry streets, returned home
"Wednesday afternoon. Thursday Messrs
Heath, Nicholson, Van Anda and Wilson of
Minneapolis, Wells, St. Paul, and Pickitt of
Fergus Falls; all members OF the Mercury
Bicycle club, arrived in the city on their wav
to Winona. This is the clubs first outing
and all reported themselves in first-class con-
diton and confident of covering the territory
mapped out. =. Ed. Frink, William Wheeler.
Phn Barton, Charlie Nee and Prof. Massey are
camping at Cedar Lake. The Miss La
Grave leave for Minneapolis tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs Haskins, Fourth and Sycamore
streets, gave Il o'clock tea to d number of
their friends Thursday. "A number of the
old residents of the city picnicked at
Roberd's lake Tuesday. -. Mr.. Stephen Jew
EFT left for the East Friday morning. He will
: be absent abouta month. George Wisner
of Edora, Ia, is in the city -. Hy Cool OF
Minneapolis is the guest of his father, Dr.
Cool, of the East side. :. Bishop-elect Gilbert
was in the city the first of the week visiting
Rev. 4. G. Bill.
Red wing.
very pleasant quiet wedding was that
which took place at the residence of Mr.
, Wright Wednesday evening, when Miss Emma
l.. Wright was Joined in the bonds of holy
matrimony to Rev. E. A. Schell of Indiana
l Rev. Il. }. Service of the First Presbyterian
church OBLIGATED. The wedding was a Quiet
family affair only the immediate friends anG
relatives being present. Miss Wright needs
: no Introduction to our people, by whom she
has been known so well for many years Rev
/, Mr.. Schell is man of decided ability He
graduated at the Evanston university Chi
cago last month, taking the prize of SlO(
for the best Grafton. The happy
! couple left on the evening train fol-
Duluth, from which place they will make {
trip by way of the great lakes to New York
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