St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-31
NEWS FROM MINNEToNKA.

There were registered at the Lafayette yes
terday: Mrs. j. H. Sanders, DR.. G. T. Bue-
bach, Fort Wayne, Ind; Mrs. H. E. Brien-
rind, St. Paul, Mimi; John Long and wife,
Kansas City; Mrs G.. Holland, Miss Holland
Joel Swope and wife, st. Louis; j. l.. Mayer
Milwaukee; Paul Stoeving, st. Paul; jane
Smith, Minneapolis; F. w. Wreider. St.
Louis; F. w. Barker, Chicago; Mrs. W. c.
Wilson, Miss May Rogers, Dubuque; c. @.
Curtiss, Minneapolis; Mrs. ]. F. Hull, Mt.
Vernon, n. Y; G.. B. Rooser and wife, De.
| lano, Mimi; Alex. R. Speed, st. Paul; W. H.
White and wife. New York; W. T. Wyman,
Omaha; Mrs. H. D. Rolph, New York; C. w.
Gordon. st. Paul; E. W. Durant, Saltwater;
w. H. Cowle, Chicago; Mr.. ]. E. Thompson,
st. Paul; j. H. Humphrey and wife, Dayton;
+. T. Nett and wife, Marseilles, n. Y; Charles
E. Thayer, Fanny Hammond Minneapolis.
There were registered at Lake Park yester-
day: Mrs. 7. G. Bowman, Albert Bowman,
st. Louis; E. NJ. West, Edwardsville, Ill. ;
Miss Taylor, Freeport, ILL.,; o. S. Taylor and
wife, st. Paul; Mr.. j. l. Lansing, Miss Julia
Gregory, Lincoln, Neb.; Bill Nye. D: E: Ro-
selle, L. J. Weakly, j. d. Early, a. d. Han
more, Louisville; c. o. Lobeck, Omaha; Z.
a, Jevett aud wife, J. H. Shattuck and wife,
Mrs. Bvtler, Mrs. A. Baxter, T. N. Baxter, A.
j. Adams, Minnie D. Adams, Chicago; Will
lam Small, w. S. Coe, Minneapolis.
The concert of Nile. Maude Anfresi last
night at the Hotel Lafayette was a complete
many encomums last night, her aria from
Lucia being the hit of the evening, aud Herr
Paul Stoeving, Prof. Herman Zoch, and Prof.
Milard Patten received numerous encores.
The audience was large and fashionable and
| the box receipts satisfactory.
Bill Nye, T. J. Weakley of Weakley. Wor-
man s. Co., wholesale grOcers, Dayton, O.; J.
d. Early, Terre Haute, Ind, and II. B. Sher-
man, proprietor Nicollet house and manager
Lake Park hotel, were guests of D. E. Roselle,
proprietor Railway and Hotel News, on the
steamer Rosander for sail on Lake Mime
tonka.
James Patterson aud wife, Miss Jessie Moir
Mrs. D. C. Hanna, Miss Huta Ripple, of
Owaka, ILL.,, have arrived for the summer at
the Excelsior House.
The hop at the st. Louis hotel last night
was well attended, in spite of counter attrac-
tions. and dancing was enjoyed until mid
night.
The Lafayette band were out sailing last
night in the Lucine Beele, and the music on
the water was quite an innovation.
The celebration of the emancipation Of
slaves in the West Indies will occur Monday
in the shape of picnic.
A fancy dress carnival for children is an
nounced to occur next Wednesday at the
Hotel Lafayette.
The travelling passenger agents Of the
United States will meet at Minnetonka beach
Aug. 10.
The covered passage at the Lake Park.
which leads to the pavilion is quite an adj
dition.
The Westminster Sunday school picnic has
been postponed until next Wednesday.
The usual dances W i'll be given at the La
fayette and Lake Park hotels tonight.
The Hotel st. Louis will remain open during
the month of September, it is stated.
1t is now settled that the Minneapolis police
will picnic on the 18th.
j. D. Early OF Terre Haute, was a visitor at
the Lake yesterday.
The Jubilee singers gave concert at Gates
pavilion last night.
A concert and dance will be given at Gates
| pavilion tonight.
J. R. Walford and party picnicked at the
| lake yesterday.
Miss Lizzie B. Williams, of st. Louis, is at
| the Excelsior.