St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-08-15
Mr. and Mrs. Allison, Port Carbon, Pa; Mrs.
A Paipfer PhiladalDhia

Mr.. and Mrs. Allison, Port Carbon, Pa.; Mrs.
A. Painter, Philadelphia
The much vexed question OF how the Hutch
inson extension of the motor line should pass
Excelsior has been at last definitely settled
and yesterday the contract for the grading
over the determined route was let to Straw
& Co. of this city. The line will leave the
present motor line about 200 yards east OF
the st. Louis crossing in the SUBURBS OF the
town and will run through the southeastern
suburb to GaIpin's lake. The north end of
| this will be bridged and thence the line will
pass westward to the north OF Mlnnetonka
and Centennial lakes and soutn OF Lake
Zumbra and between Lakes Farley and Rice
to the north shore of Clearwater lake, oppo-
site Waconia, where the line is already
graded. Smithtown bay is entirely ignored
by this route Work en- the grading will be-
gin on Monday, and will be pressed so as to
have the line opened for business IN time to
move the fall crop. The work on the broad
guage connection between the present line
beyond Grimes and the Manitoba is already
under way, and the whole crew is on the
grounds.
A large crowd attended the races at the St.
Louis hotel yesterday, which proved very at
tractive. NJ NJ. Evans, II. b. Ford acted as
judges and Dr. S. B. Parsons as referee. The
first race-boys' single SOUL, one-haf mile
straight away-was won by Charles Gill; with
Shelly Gill second and Harry Clark third.
The barrel race was won by j. ). Percy, and
the ladies' double SOUL race, one mile straight
| away, was won by Misses Matte Parson and
Lottie Rumbold Of Ingleside. The visitors
race for mile straight pull was won by Il. g.
Riel of st. Louis. George Miller won the
tub race, and the best race OF the day,
in which were entered experienced oarsmen.
was won by william Corbett first William
Deyo second and William Ester third. The
prizes were two purses, ore for SI5 aud the
other for $3.50.
There were registered at the Lake Park
yesterday: W. Morgan, Milwaukee; P. d.
Beede and wife, Minneapolis; Mrs. H. II.
Cooke, L. P. Muchet, Chicago; WV. Leonard,
Mrs. G. J. Leonard, Minneapolis: E. f. Leon
ard Springfield, ILL.,; John Davis. Carrollton,
Ia; Joha Merriam and wife, Oh1cago; Mr.. A.
E. Mine, Mr.. w. @. Parker, Minneapolis;
Edwin T. Glenn aud wife, Fort Smelling; Miss
Margaret Smith, St. Paul; Judge L. P. Preble
and wife, Carlinsvillo, H.; J. j. Preble and
wife, Minneapolis; s. NJ. Willard, Chicago; A.
Thompson, Minneapolis.
A. W. Harris, Minneapolis; B. J. Weight
man, Kansas City; o. r. Thompson, James
A. Camp, Minneapolis; Judge A. A. Smith
ana wife, Galesburg; Miss Blanche Smith.
St. Paul; B. x. Smith, Mrs. A. McCraig,
George H. Craig, Galesburg:..Ars. F. Morgan,
Nailsvills, Wis, are registered at the Excel
sor.
Gel. Fl. G. Mutt, president OF the Atlantic
railway, his wife, daughter. and Mrs. De Ware
of Boston arrived b. special car at the La
faystte, where they will spend week.
Last Monday Dr. Parsons gave delightful
fete ut Igleside. Music was furnished by the
St. Louis band. The Lafayette band serenaded
the party from the water.
Mrs. B. w. Chandler has entertained at
Cry stall Park Miss Delprstt of Chicago; Miss
Chandler, Baraboo, and the Misses Reed of
Portage, Wis.
Mrs s. F. Banes entertained at her Mt.
vii hfrr R,1FI Misc P,1f-
Ter, Minneapolis, and Mrs. William Kew Of
Kansas City.
Mr.. Henry NcLachlsn will give his grand
concert at the Lafayette hotel on Tuesday
evening, Aug. II. A fine program has been
arranged.
Robert Tucker and r. Mead of St. Paul and
Mrs. Paige Of Milwaukee were guests last
week Of Mrs. E. E. Pierce at CottagewOod.
Rev. w. W. Harrington and Rev. Mr..
Thay er will preach ia Gates pavilion to-day.
Services in the msruing and afternoon.
The 3. W. Halsteaa post G. A. R. has ac-
cePted the invitation 70 participate in the
Sham battle on the 2lst inst.
The Manitoba employees at Minneapolis had
moonlight excursion on the Belle last night,
taking in the upper lake.
Mrs. George A. Wright of Minnetonka Beach
took party OF friends Friday over the lake
on the Rosander.
DR.. Waite entertained Miss Hazelhurst and
Miss Benton of Minneapolis at the Fenside,
the past week.
81. G. Mead and family OF Kansas City are
sumnsring at George B. Mead's Lake Park
cottage.
Miss Louise Farnham of Chicago spent last
week at MIR. II. G. Files cottage at North
weed.
Miss Madison of Minneapolis was enter
tanned last week by Mrs. E. H. Bond at Moss
bank.
Mr.. Griffin and family Of st. Paul have
taken q cottage at Gideon bay for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. W. P. Cady of indianapolis is the guest
ef Mrs. E. II. Cornelius at Minnetonka Beach.
Miss Kate Morrison Of Chicago spent last
week at Bartlett place. upper lake.
w. B. Dean Of Elsin ILL.,, is visiting Willis
Baker at his Summervile cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Dickerman is st. Paul
are summering at the Longview.
Mr.. Fortner of St. Paul was guest of I. J.
Mccarthy at Minnetonka Beach.
Miss Lizzie Oswald Of Minneapolis has been
guest of Mrs. o. NJ. Laraway.
L. Burnham of st. Paul was guest of W.
E. Buraham at Northwood.
Mrs D. l.. Howe and daughter are again at
their Birch Bluff cottage.
viii Dresser of st. Paul visited J. W. Fuller
at Northwood this week.
Miss Florence Kefer of Des MoineS Ia, is
a guest at Cloverdale.
Miss Grace Mott of Minneapolis is guest
Of the Misses Lewis.
James Bstchel and family of St. Louis are
at tho Summit house.
Mrs Small and child of St. Louis are guests
Of Mrs. DR.. Walker.
Miss Nxude Csnkey is visiting Miss Gertrude
MaRn at Northweod.
Miss May Palmer of Minneapolis spent last
week at the lake.
E. Ward and family of St. Paul are camp
ing at Northwood.
Miss Jessis Lyle Of st. Paul is guest at
the Lorgvisw.
]. ]. Ankeny and family have returned to
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Albert Coleman Of Peoria is at the
Stetson.
Miss Cameron Of st. Louis is at Kalarama