St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-29

LOuiSs a. w. WeDD, y. 4. Murray, j. A
Seaton and wife and Charles Hillerman
wife, saltwater; u. w. Burson. San
Francisco; John Mccarthy and wife.
and M: f. Smith and family, st. Louis:
Z. 5; Bradley. New York city; Charles
2. Peters, Kansas City, Mo-; Louis
Marsh, England; Joseph Frederick
and J. Z. Rodgers, Jr., Saltwater; DR..
A. 2. O'Brien, Minneapolis; Tom
reed, Kalamazoo; Carin Shiply, North
field: Joseph S. Ware, Jackson, Miss,
and W. E. Bell, Chicago; I. E. Clarke,
F; G. Mason, A. M. Peabody, Frank
W. Marsh, T. J. Brady. o. NJ. Metcaif
J. G. Elmquist and wife, NJ. A. Larson,
| z. A. Gilbert, Fred L. Owen, all of st.
Paul.
MAHTOMEDI HOTEL.
l.. N. Kllpper and wife, Saltwater:
w. T. Perlee. Saltwater; Edwin Cooke,
Chicago; Joe Frederick, Saltwater;
Mrs: Kate Foote, Chicago; Frank Leav-
ett, Evanston, Ill. Rev. Levi Gilbert, d.
D.. and Charles II. Cooper, Northfield;
MIS-. M; l.; Wells, Chattanooga, Tenn;
and Mrs. W. Jordan, Mime
apoliss; Mrs. NJ. w. Searle and
Mamie G. Searle, Merriam Park;
4. Garrett, New York; R. K. Bryan,
Michigan; Mary L. Lathrop, Mrs. H.
+. Ladd, Minneapolis; Gertrude Keith.
Minneapolis; Lieut.. Frederick Schwat-
ka, b. 5. A, wife and child. Miss NJ.
Reynolds, Chicago; Ella Harrington,
Euclid; Miss Jennie L. Hagy, Phlla-
delphia; Louis A. Banks, Cincinnati;
Mrs. X. M. Kings and daughter, Kinks
vile; Mrs. John S. Hug, Minneapolis:
L. S. Geiser, Minneapolis; William
Moore, Newport; Miss c. Bailey, New
port; Mrs. j. II. Edwards, Menomonee;
Mrs. Francis Van Vie. Rusk, Wis;
Mrs. A. Marshall and Mrs H. A. Mar
shall, st. Anthony Park; Hugo Tuerpe,
Berlin; Mrs. l.. G. Chase, Anoka; &. G.
Hamline and III. K. Windgate, Mime
apolis; William Mckinley, Hamline;
}: w. Brown, San Francisco; Nj. E.
Munson, Springfield, Ill; Levi NJ.
Patterson. Minneapolis; George j.
Nettie Houlton. Effie uHolton, Mrs.
William s. McIntire, Frank E. McIntire,
IL. w. Phillips and wife, HeZekiah Hall
and wife, J. NJ. SOuthard, j. J. Dobson,
Miss Lila Green, U. E. Barrett, Mrs. d.
Watson, Mrs. George Watson, Mrs. r.
NJ. Dodge, Mrs. G. f: Copeland, Sarah
Northrop, Mr.. and Mrs. Snydam, Ella
Snydam, Carrie A. Holbrook, Nelson j.
Robert, Mrs. r. NJ. Allison,s Miss Susie
Greene, and Rev. Robert Forbes, all of
st. Paul.
Last Saturday evening very success
full fair and entertainment was given
at Leip's hotel in aid of st. Johns Epis-
copal church. The small dining-room
was very tastefully decorated and in
one corner was the usual pOStOffice, in
another Jacobs Well, and at the sides
were the fortune tellers' camp and fish
ing pond, the end of the room being
devoted to refreshment tables. The
larger dining hall was used for au i'm
promptu concert and dancing. Mrs.
Lelp was very ably assisted by many of
her lady guests, together with few of
the residents of White Bear. The
gathering was a very large one and
showed the interest felt in the little
church.
For the benefit of the many White
Bear people in daily attendance at the
Mahtomedi assembly, the time table of
the steamer Manitoba" which makes
frequent trips to and from Mahtomedi,
is given: Leave Cottage Park, 9 a. m.;
IL a. m; p. IN. m., $50 d. H., p. ms
leave Williams house, 9:I5 a. m, I'LL
a. M; l:15 p. m, 10 p. m, 1920 p. Ms
arrive at Mahtomedi, $3.50 a. m, ii 80 a.
leave Mahtomedi, 10 a. m, II a. m; p.
M, p. m., 9:30 p. M; leave Williams
house. 1918 a. m, 1915 a. m.; 2:15 pt
m., :l5 p. M, 9:45 p. M; arrive at Cot.
tage Park, 10:30 a. M; 1890 a. M; 2:30
p. M, 80 p. m, 10p. m.
The Lakeside" Cottage-Miss Jennie
Hale, B. Murray and wife, Gregory Bolt,
Mrs. Bolt, Martha Bolt, Rev. Nicholas
Bolt, Miss Sarah d, Chaplin, R. j. Lew
is, and NJ. NJ. Singleton, all of ST. Paul.
+. w. Bartlett, Mrs. +. W. Bartlett and
| Pow A A Rarla I'LL, =
Miss Jessie A. Phelps, Princeton, Ill.,:
Miss Alice M. Schabach, De Witt, 10.
Rev. S: H. King, Fishers, Minn., and
w. q. Williams, Sparta, Wis.
Mrs. Beck, of the Chateaugay, gave
a sailing party, Tuesday evening, to a
number of the Chateaugay and Williams
house guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Rockwell,
Miss Carroll, Miss Keough, Mrs. Wal
lingford, Miss O'COnner, Miss Coffin,
and Messrs. Nash, O'Conner, Klotts,
Sanford, and others, were in the party.
Wednesday the Episcopal church of
the House OF Good Shepherd, st. Paul,
picnicked at Leip's, and were followed
Thursday by Saltwater party of pic
nickers. Thursday the German M. E.
Church of st. Paul, will give picnic
at the same place.
E. G. String and wife, Mrs. Devils
Follett, Mrs. j. T. March, Miss Hattie
March, Miss Hays, Mrs William B,
Reed and Mrs. DIR. Chaplin, Hastings,
Minn., stopped Wednesday at Mahto-
| medi and were in attendance at the as
Sembly meeting.
No one works harder, at MahtOmedi
or is doing better work than Miss NJ.
E. Morse, of the Brooklyn Normal
school of physical education. She has
charge of the gymnastic and calisthen-
les exercises.
The kindergarten normal, under the
care of Mrs. V. K. Hayward, is happy
family. When children's hour arrives.
| the parlor rings with their sweet voices
in song and recitation.
| Lieut.. Schwatka, who weighs 27O
pounds, said in his lecture Thursday
| evening that II deg. below zero was the
| lowest temperature he ever experienced
in the Arctic region.
c. II. Grundy, of the Williams house,
has telescope which was used on the
Hall polar expedition, and which was
presented to Mr. Grundy by the navy
department.
Misses Grace and Dell Fisl1e, Merta
| TrOwbridge and MesSrS. Lang, Friesbee
and Richardson visited Minnetonka
| Wednesday.
DIR. Welch and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Stone, Mr.. Johns, and others, attended
the Schwatka lecture, Thursday even
ing.
t. G. Walther, st. Paul, stopped at
Mahtomedi Wednesday on his way home
from the East.
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