St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-02

Extrand, all of White Bear Lake.
Miss O'Brien, G. II. Houlton, H. b.
Greening, l.. W. Gosnell, L. F. McCul-
Tough, F. w. Lee, E. E. An
dersen, R. r. Davis, Allen Abbott,
Mrs. L. P. Gribben and child, James
Anderson, Mrs. j. g. Spear, Clara Scott,
N. b. Lightner, III. G. Seibert, Julia
Cutler, G. Moron,D. O'Connor, A. Lains,
G. Lains, M. Mills, r. j. Markoe, G.
Loucy, r. G. Elliott, Robert Uellisch,
c. F. Ward and b. F. Groat, all of st.
Paul.
Leip's hotel-Preston Peabody, J. 81.
Gregory and children, Miss Hudson,
Genie NJ Heiberg, f. w. Roggenban,
FL. d. Lang, Ernest Birchall, S. Bow
man and wife, Emma L. Sutton, George
ID. Frisbee, Cliff Wise, wife and nurse,
George N. Walsh, William Ref. G. j.
Francis N. O'Leary, j. j. O'Leary, Jr.,
F. j. Lawler. D. W. Lawler, A. Oden,
A. Simpson, G. II. Left and wife,
ID. E. Canhaim, G. F. Mueller, A. NJ.
Peabody, r. c. Mcdowell, E. w. Shirk
and family, Mae Cowen, c N. Bell, A.
Adam, E. A. Gray. j. Il. Ramaley, all
OF st. Paul; G. NJ. Bowen, and wife,
Minneapolis; J. S. Simonton, Washing
ton, d. c.; G. M. Charles, Winona; 0.
f. Weddu, New York city; Mrs. Clark
Burns, Morrison, ILL.,; j. e. Simons,
Saltwater; Ada M. Sutton, Minneap-
oils; Lillian M. Meyers, Chicago; and
George Crooke, Milwaukee.
AT the Chateaugay-Miss Crossman,
W. u. Chaplin, G. ID. Painter, w. NJ.
Jones, Jr., a. Pearson, A. E. Greaza,
A. Peabody, Mrs. G. Be0ekh. z. w.
Locke and wife, Miss NJ. Quinn, Miss K.
Kennedy, f. j. Bierlenberg, f. Nc
Nulty, G. A. Lorentz, B. Roberts, G.
Demand, w. w. Stockwell, Miss Fannie
Wiley, Miss M. Dorsey, Miss II. bailey,
Miss NJ. Olive, Miss c. Rudd, II. ii. Bar
Der, +. j. Q'Connell, &. V; Johns, r.
ard, S. l.. Priest. E. S. Wood.
Fred Thompson and Henry Johns, of
st. Paul; Fred Rawlins, st. Louis; ID.
|. Voorhees,, st. Louis; f. +. Cunning
ham, New York; G. B. Potter, Chicago;
Z. q. Dreyfus, New Orleans; G. b.
Keplinger and wife, G.. w. Hyde, st.
Cloud; III. q. Blake, Lake Owasco;
Louis Haltzerman, w. c. Spothswood,
Minneapolis; p. III. Gibbons, Minneap-
oils; DR.. l.. M. Barlow, Chicago; S. 5.
Jerome, Kansas City; E. s. Watson,
Chicago; &. s. Blake and wife, st.
Louis.
The air was just cool enough to make
dancing delightful last night. and many
took occasion to enjoy what was proba-
bly, the final party of the season at
Leip's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gooch, Col. and Mr..
Powell, Mr.. Reynolds and Mr.. McCor-
mick were among the guests at G. L.
Mold's cottage this week.
Thursday evening Miss Proctor, Miss
Beebe, MI. Williamson and Mir. Got
Zian were also entertained at Birch
Lodge.
The Garnet Lodge of Masons, of
White Bear, INDUCED in a supper at the
Williams house Thursday evening.
Miss Flora McCOllogh returned to the
lake this week after an absence of sew
eral weeks at WahpetOn, Oak.
Truman Ingersoll, Walter Hewitt and
Mr.. Smith have gone to the Yellowstone
Park for prolonged visit.
Mr.. Glass and family, of the Williams
house. have returned to their home in
st. Paul.
L. w. Gosnell. of st. Paul, visited his
mother and sister at the Williams house
Sunday.
John Matheis and family returned to |
their st. Paul home Thursday.
Mr.. Johnston and wife were among
lake visitors.
Ernest Birchall's canoe, the Manitou, |
has been taken to st. Paul.
Capt. NJ. j. OConnor and family re-
turned to ST. Paul Friday.
Judge and Mrs. Young were among
lake visitors.
Mr.. McCollOgh and family have re-
turned to town.
The steamer Manitoba will stop run
ling after to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rothschild have re-
turned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean have returned to
5he city.
A. w. Trenholm is in Eau Claire.