St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-08
Mercier and M. Mercier, of Saltwater;
j. j. Bumgardner. Milwaukee; W. I'll.
Girschman, st. Louis. Mo.

F. S. Hartman and wife, Fred Dell,
w. A. Jordan, A. G. Reilly, d. T.
PEBBLES, S. Condav, w. r. Duer, Jennie
Fish, Mamie Martinson, A. FL. Good
rich, Miss Hattie Clark, DR.. and Mrs.
Green, Lille Jones, w. E. Matheis and
wife, T.. S. Wood, G. A. Severance, Dr..
J. w. Emmett, III. Hammond and wife,
Mrs. ID. 7. George. Miss Lille Davis,
w. r. Moies, Miss Maggie Gibson, r. j.
Royce. Fred Chaplin, Miss Lyons. Miss
Day, FL. W. Cory, Aug. Engel, Fl.
Kohnorgen, all of st. Paul; W. E.
Gooding, Mrs. d. Kelly, Miss Mabel
Kelly, G. II. Russell and wife, and w.
Allen and wife, of Minneapolis; j. E.
McGuire, st. Paul; A. r. Prisby and
wife, John Hansen and wife, w. E. Nc
Quiston, Harry j. Wagner, of Chicago;
M. w. French, Portland, Me-; Capt.
Sam Pepper, st. Paul; Mrs. Hattie
Bingham, Indianapolis; j. Fl. Woolsey
and child, H.T.Duke and family, George
r. Henderson, G.. w. Jones, William
Blakeley and wife, Miss Myette Holmes
and Albert Brandt, all of st. Paul;
William Tyson, Philadelphia; DR.. w.
j. Tracy, st. Paul; T. Williams and
wife, Minneapolis.
The same day of the accident at Lake
Johanna, Miss Daisy Glass, of the Will
Jams house, had narrow escape from
drowning. She was in bathing. While
grasping row boat she went beyond
her depth and let go. If it had not been
for her companions, Miss Sadie O'Brien
and Ada ViguerS, who rescued her,
White Bear might have had tragedy,
too.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scofeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Wright,
Miss Morgan, Misses Ogden and Reed
were entertained by G. A. Reed at his
summer cottage on Lake avenue Tues
day evening: Dancing and music were
the features of the evening.
In the lawn-tenniS games, on the
Fourth, the White Bear club defeated
the Cottage Park in both games.
Messrs. Musser, Klots and Brown, of
the White Bear team, played against
Brown, Fribee and Marvin, of the Cot
tage Park club.
The game of ball between Goyer Bros.
and Brown & Treacy's employees, was
won by picked nine from Goyer Bros,
the score being 35 to 20. Sands and
Beach composed the battery for Brown
d Treacy and Whitcomb and Harris for
Goyer Bros.
A gentleman residing at the lake, who
keeps private bottle in his room, for
medicinal uses only, has the following
notice pasted in bold, black letters ON
one side of the flask: "Touch the harp
gently; a private bottle is public
trust"
The sixth annual convention of the
MahtOmedi Chatau0ua assembly con-
venes July II and closes Aug. 2.
The programme of the meetings in
cludes lectures and sermons from some
of the most noted men in the country.
Lake people wishing to attend the
theater in ST. Paul and return home the
same evening. may now do so, trains
leaving the city at 11:40 p. m. every
night except Saturday (when they leave
at a. m.), having lately been put on.
Sunday last was a glorious day for
sailing to those who en- JOY sitting on the
edge of the boat and don't mind wet
ting from an occasional stray wave. The
lake was alive with sail boats through
out the day and evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Couch. Mrs. Will
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. Mold, Miss Belle
Preston, F. F. Mccormick, E. Eddy.
Mr.. Collins, Mr.. Stewart and others
formed jolly picnic and sailing party
on the Fourth.
G. A. Severance, Miss Merta Trow-
bridge, E, A Gray. Miss Dell Fisk,
William A. Lang, Miss Grace Fisk,
Henry D. Lang, Miss Lou S. Barnes,
formed dinner party at Leip's hotel on
the Fourth.
j. B. Smith, F. Kershaw. ]. B. Harris,
c. W. Blair, Charles Mum, J. E.
Lackey, o. Hoist, Mr.. Strong. Mr.. Hast
ings and Mr.. Hansen are at tine Y. NJ.
G. A. club house for the summer.
An ugly looking six-pound dog-fish
was cauUht Inv fisherman on tho
Fourth. There are but few of these
fish.in the lake, and they are seldom
caught.
Should the weather be favorable this
afternoon, large crowd may be ex-
pected to witness the ball game between
the Minneapolis d Kansas City teams.
Edward Sweetser and w. B. Chaplin
will summer at the lake. They have Sc
cured quarters in the Burns cottage on
the lake shore.
The proposed game of lacrosse on the
Fourth was abandoned on account of
the nOn-appearance of the Canadian
club.
Ross Clarke and wife, of st. Paul,
were the guests Of the Misses Yandes
and Robinson at the Lakeside cottage.
The switchmen's picnic at Bald Eagle
last Sunday was well attended. notwith-
standing the threatening weather.
The 'Ruby" is the name of new
steam launch just placed on the lake,
owned by Paul Gotzian.
Fred G. Bernard and wife, of st. Paul,
have secured rooms at the Chateaugay
for the summer.
George Henderson and DR.. Jones, St.
Paul, will be at Leip'S for the remainder
of the summer.
Prof. Woodford, of Minneapolis, spent
a few days of the past week as guest of
II. B. Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt, of Saltwater,
visited r. C. Wright and wife the first
of the week.
The Stewart concert company is one
of the attractions billed for the coming
assembly.
Thomas Slater, of Clark avenue, has
left for Europe, where he will join his
family.
DR.. Burrell and family, of Minneap-
oils, are at the Mahtomedi hotel for the
season.
Henry Johns, the well known st. Paul
attorney, is at the Chateaugay for the
season.
Miss Lou Barnes, st. Paul, spent the
Fourth at the lake visiting Miss Dell
Fisk.
Miss Fairfield, of Minneapolis, is WIS.,
iting Mrs. It. B. Murray on Lake avenue.
g. Blackwell and wife, Chicago. are
at the Chateaugay hotel for the summer.
l.. n. Scott and wife are domiciled in
their summer home on Lake avenue.
f. F. Coffin, of Iowa. is the guest of
Mr.. Mould, on Fourth street.
E. P. Miller spent Saturday at the lake
fishing.
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