St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-26
Dusty Cities Have No Charms
for Summer So
journerS.
Millions of Mosquitoes Have
Made an Annual Wis
itation.
Sailing Parties Test the Ca
paeity of the Naptha
Launches.

pleasant weather continues. while others
who own summer homes and those who
have rented cottages until the last OF
September will see the month through.
Millions of mosquitoes arrived last Sun
day and made things decidedly lively
for everybody.
At the Williams House-W. II. Nc
Glaufiin, Rochester; Z. Zeidler and Sis
ter. p. Steinetz, Muscatine; William
Tahres, Tacoma: Mrs. w. w. Jameson,
Keokull; l.. Benedict. New York: 4. E.
Edwards and family. Kinsley, kas.; Dr..
Kohm and wife, Kansas City: w. G..
Pattisou, kalamazoo: Charles Warner,
New York; ii. Ross, Fond du Lac, Wis. :;
r.. 3. Wagner. New York; L. II. War
field and wife, Princeton; William Pie
ger, Burlington; Mrs. j. ii. Raymond,
st. Cloud; NJ. Vosburgh, st. Louis;
NJ. S. Fitzpatrick and sister, James
Miss Duyer, Miss Chandler, F. E.
Tucker and friend, Mrs. George Fuller,
Eva Chandler, P. O'Conner, c. I.
Butcher, w. q. Edwards and family, NJ.
c.. Melady, Katie Burk. Matt Leeby,
Miss Leeby, S. l. Greenbaum, H. Kahn,
w. L. Benson and wife, W. j. Kenna,
/. L. Stack and wife, II. r. Sheire and
wife, Alice Brown, A. L. Arthur and
wife, l. Ryan and wife, George Har-
\ field, l.. S. Griswold, U. B. Griswold,
\ A. K. Schierman, Mrs. Schierman;
1Theo. II. Jennings. Ed. Meidermeir
and sister. Lewis Scheirmann, E. E.
Anderson, Z. T. Stevenson, Mrs. Will
hanson, and V. j. Rothschild and wife
all of st. Paul.
At Leip's-R. W. Eager, G. A. Sever
ance, Z. r. Bryant, Miss Jennie Bryant.
A. B. Brand, Miss Jennie Fish, W. j.
A. Reincker, A. II. Goodrich, Mrs. Hat
tie Clark, C. NJ. Macdonald, Mr. and
Mrs. c. E. Sherln, f. w. Riggenhan,
Genie NJ Heiberg. Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Wetherbee, Mrs. G. W. Hanson, Mrs.
E. J. Knox, J. H. Hanson, Mrs. S. E..
Keller, Misses Mary Keller.
Lulu Keller, Eta Keller, Lillian
Belkad RelIer, L0Gie Gie KeIt Keller e. A. pm NJ
S. E.. Ledman and wife, E. W. Ledman,
Baltimore; G. Howard Wil1ett, Miss
Bertha Willett, Memphis; r. G. Mlncke,
st. Louis; Mrs. E. A. Wallace, Havana,
H.: q. w. Bond. Bloomington, Ill.,; l..
ID. Boynton and wife, Minneapolis; Mrs.
Fannie Partridge. Minneapolis; &. T..
Bellamy and wife, Washington, d. c.. :;
Adolph Boeckeler, Jr., st. Louis: Mrs.
G. II. Russell, Minneapolis; j. F. Allen,
New Haven, Conn; Miss Charlotte
Boeckeler, Henry A. Boeckeler, st.
Louis; JOHN H. Martin, Saltwater;
William Johnston, Duluth; Mrs. H. T..
Duke, Philadelphia; Mrs. G.. Allen,
New York; Charles ID. Pike, Miss Dora
Williams, II. Fl. Sprague, Miss Dode
Williams, Chicago.
At the Chateaugay-Miss Crossman,
W. B. Chaplin, c. ID. Painter, W. NJ.
Jones, Jr., A. Pierson, A. E. Greaza,
q. W. Gish and wife. Miss Rose Port
man, George w. Howard, William
GreaZa, William B. Barry, |. B. Tarbox
and wife, Miss Frances Tarbox, Miss
Jennie Wood, George A. Cobb and wife,
Miss Kate Camp. Charles Campbell, j.
j. Kenna. c. Tyson Butcher, w. r.
Gish, Miss Dollie Chandler, Miss Eva
Nj. Carroll, p. II. Rasche, j. l.. Rood,
George l.. Bigelow, st. Paul; NJ. Har-
den Barton, Miss Plummer, III. E. Math-
er, o. l.. Mather, Minneapolis: Mrs.
Rice Pierce and son, Union City, Tenn. ;
Mrs. Stephen Bird and son, Cairo,
ILL.,; A. ID. Marvin, London, Eng.
w. II. McDonough, Paris; John Penn,
Stockholm; Mrs. E. W.Wynkoop. Santa
Fe, n. NJ: Frank Bowles, Santa Fe;
r. R. H. McMahon, indianapolis; Will
lam PieSer, Burlington, To-; w. |. Fos-
ter. Hope, Ark: George G. Martin and
sister, John l.. Martin, Indianapolis
Mrs. J. Yager and Miss Yager, st.
Louis.
The following are registered at Mrs.
brakes Lakeside cottage: c. A. ES-
terly ana family, Mrs. Bingham, Will
lam Hall and wife, Mrs. r. j. Reid, st.
Paul; Mrs. J. ii. Davis. Minneapolis
Mrs. E. l.. Rosebrook, Mankato; Mrs.
Thomas. st. Paul.
w. c. Edwards and family, st. Paul.
and K. E. Edwards and family, Kinsley,
Kan, were entertained by Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Mccullough at the Williams house
Sunday.
Thursday evening Capt. NJ. j. O'Con-
nor gave sailing party to a number of
the Williams house guests and others.
Miss Dell Fiske will visit her cousin,
Miss Grace FiSke, of Helena, Mont, the
latter part of the coming month.
The engagement of William A. Lang
of st. Paul, to Miss Grace Fiske, OF
Helena, Mont, is announced.
A little oil of tar rubbed on the face
and hands is said to be an excellent
remedy for mosquito bites.
The tiremen of White Bear enjoyed a
moonlight excursion on the Dispatch
Thursday evening.
c. n. Woodward and family have re.
Sl
stay at Mahtomedi.
Thursday evening the guests of Leip's
hotel indulged in a sailing party on the
yacht Harriet.
c. b. Allen gave a sailing party
Thursday evening to the guests at the
Leip House.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Matheis, Jr., ant
John Matheis (feurth) visited the lake
Sunday.
Both the Dove and Nautilus have
been busy with sailing parties this
week.
Archie Matheis will return to st. Pau
as soon as the Williams house closes.
The Misses Burns were the guests o
Mrs. DR.. Welch one day last week.
Miss Scott, of La Crosse, Wis, is {
guest at the Markoe cottage.
Miss Lobdell and Miss Lowry are Wis
itIng Mrs. E. j MarkOe.
Mrs. William Bonholtzer and friend.
were at the lake Friday.
Misses Lottie and Louella Beck have
returned to st. Paul.
Patrick Kavanaugh and family have
returned to the city.
Dr. j. w. Emmert visited friends a
the lake Thursday.
Howard Ramaley is in Chicago on
ten days trip.
Mr. Hart and family have returned t.
St. Paul.
Walter Klots visited Faribault las
Monday.
ST. ANTHONY PARK.