St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-06-27

chief clerk. Chief Clerk CantWelll is very
modest man, and when the GLOBE began a
very diplomatic conversation concerning
his age, he threw out a reproachful light
from his mild blue eyes and whispered
'sthis side of 81" OF Chief Clerk Can't
wells other charms it is surpluSage to de-
scribe them. Suffice it that when attired
in his blue uniform, with cap set
iauntily over his eyes, its. gold-laced band
all aglitter in the sun, the beholderis bound
to exclaim: Hes dandy" Mr.. Cantwell
is the best-knoWn man in the lake steam
boat business His friends are legion and
his accomplishments most versatile. He
has Differed the Belle for three seasons,
and is the only man who has held such a
position for so long time Having prac-
tical railroad and business experience, he
is just the man to punch the tickets and en-
terrain the people who come aboard the
Belle. When you go to Minnetonka don't
fail to get view of Chief Clerk CantWeil.
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Children are great curiosities. Let them
out doors, take them to the seashore or the
lakes and they will find plenty of amuse-
ment. One of the pleasantest sights at a
summer resort is the kids" and they are
at Minnetonka this season as thick as black
berries Some of the little girls one seen
handle the SOULS in great shape. Still they
should be kept little in shore. On the
motor train last week bright-faced girl OF
about 6, in company with her mother, was
journeying to Excelsior. AS the train
passed the cemetery she asked her mother
what the place was.
That is a cemetery responded mother.
''Cem'ter and is them semitones'
asked the child pointing TO the monuments.
She has an older sister who is taking up
the piano forte and vocal lessons.
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DRIFTwooD.
An accident occurred at Excelsior Friday
morning in the way of a runaway horse and g
damaged occupant of a buggy. Mr.. John
Sampson was the unfortunate victim. His
wounds were severe, but not dangerous.
]. P. Bunell and family of Leavenworth.
Kan, have arrived at the lake, and are
stopping for the summer at the Excelsior
house.
Charles Subert and wife, of Chicago, were
noticed at the Lafayette during the week
They will remain during the heated season.
Mrs. c. NJ. Miner and Mrs. a. l.. Cherry OF
Leavenworlh, Kan, are stopping at the
White house, Excelsior, for the summer.
Gov. John L. Morga of Fredericksburg, Va,
accompanied by Brooks boswell of the city,
made Il tour Of the lakes Wednesday.
the Hotel St. Louis this season. Two con-
certs will be given each week.
The Italian band, and Fred Abbott as sole
guiUarist, are making a feature of serenade
music at Stitson's, Excelsior.
At the White house, Excelsior, Mrs. R. E
Smith and Miss Lilly Smith of Winnipeg are
ensconced for the summer.
A. o. H. Costing and wife, of New York
are stopping at the Lafayette. They will re
main during the season.
There will be dance next Saturday even
ing at Gates pavilion, Excelsior. The Italians
will furnish the music.
Henry Cranschoock, a well-known Chicago
lawyer, accompanied by his wife, spent Fri
day at the Lafayette.
A serenading party was given Thursday by
J. E. Starr and party. Fairview, and other
points were visited.
James Foley is building a new steamboat
It will be used between Excelsior and the Ho
tel St. Louis.
L. G. Nelson and wife, accompanied by Mrs
Julia See of Kasson, are summering at the
American.
Misses Gertie and Addie Hausemen of st
Louis are spending the summer at the Excel
sior house.
L. Schultz and wife of New Orleans will re
main during the season at the Hotel La
fayette.
o. H. Shipley of the Northern Pacific ex
day.
Doctor Dedolph and wife of St. Paul have
rooms for the summer at the Hotel Lafay
cite.
L. H. Hough and wife of st. Paul are regis
tered at the Hotel Lafayette for the summer
Mrs. DIR. Sawyer and her children, of Leav.
onworth, Kan, are guests Of the Lafayette
Mr. T. D. Smith, wife and child OF Chicago
are spending the summer at the American.
Ia,
are spending their honeymoon at the lake.
]. S. Bush and w. Fl. Machlenpage of
Greenfield, o.. are guests at the Lafayette.
J. w. Woolnough and wife, of Minneapolis
will spend their summer at the Lafayette.
A. O. Thorp and wife of Chicago, have ar
rived for the summer at the Lafayette.
Mrs. Louis Wolford of Cynthiana. KY, has
arrived at the Lafayette for the season.
Frank SeaInon and wife of New York are
spending the summer at the Lafayette.
Miss Lily and May Hammer of Minneapolis
are spending the summer at Excelsior.
George Gion of Leavenworth, Kan, is a
the Excelsior house for the summer.
James Crocton of Pullman, Ill.,, is spending
the summer at the Hotel Lafayette.
Mrs S. W. Cook of Cincinnati is ensconcet
Cor the summer at the lafayette.
Frank Mead of Mandan, OAK, is stopping
at the American house, Excelsior.
O. r. Lipsis and wife of st. Louis are per
manent guests of the Lafayette.
Robert Abbels of st. Louis will spend the
season at the Excelsior house.
The first ball of the season at the Hotel St
Louis will begin on July l.
A. d. Keely and wife, Of Valley Falls, viii
summer at the Lafayette.
A. A. Evans of Creston, Ia, is q guest Of
the American, Excelsior.
Mrs. Mcknight Moses, of New York. arrived
Friday at the Lafayette.
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