St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-10
1athcart at the Hewitt cottage, Dell

Cathcart at the Hewitt cottage, Dell
wood.
An immense ice house, a bare, I'M
painted monstroSity, has been built on
the very edge of the water at Garden
place. No view can be had from the
cottages back from the shore, and the
effect from the lake is hideOus; it should
never have been built in such local
ity. 1t is understood, however, that
property owners the building will be
removed after last winters supply of
ice is exhausted.
The Duluth road will build its line all
around the lake, and property on the
south side has been bought up by St.
PAUL people and is soon to be plated
The shores are beautiful on that side,
but. OF course, inaccessible at present.
Ihe railroad people are rapidly pushing
the work on the new line to White Bear.
1t will be almost bee line, and the
time between st. Paul and the lake is to
be about twenty minutes, if not less.
Among those registered at the Will
Jams house for the season are: Capt.
NJ. j. O'Conner and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. W. Trenholm, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
NJ. Hart, Mr.. and Mrs. Viguers, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C.
Richardson, Charles H. Grundy, S. F.
Hart, W. E. and j. P. Heffernan.
Hon. c. ID. O'Brien and family and
Gen. John B. Sanborn and family have
moved to their cottages.
DIR; WEIGH and c. E. Stone, with their
Families. have occupied cottage near
the Chateaugay since early in May.
Among the regular season boarders at
Lelp'S hotel are: John Hart and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. Michard, G. b.
Marvin and family, j. F. Starkey and
J. III: Banforth. E. A. Gray, Ernest
Birchall, Henry ID. and VIM. A. Lang,
formerly members of the Matoska club,
will also be here this summer.
Some of the transient visitors during
the week were E. n. and Edward
Sanders, f. l.. Fairchild, T. J. Price.
A. S. Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Whitney,
NJ. l.. Stone, George w. Stone, A. S.
Hall, j. j. Eagan, George W. Curtis aud
party, of Philadelphia; w. j. Lemp
and Louis F. Lemp, st. Louis, and Val
BlatZ, Milwaukee.
Harry Hope and family, of st. Paul,
are occupying cottage on the lake
shore, directly opposite the Cottage
Park station.
Mrs. Hewitt and family are COM
fortably installed in their beautiful
summer nome at DellW0Ou.
The Williams house register bears the
names of the following transient Wis
itors: l. j. Mccullough, Irwin Beau
mont, A. G. Dunn, c. r. Smith, l.. B.
Goodrich, Benjamin Ives, DR.. A. Swee-
ey, c. S. Taylor, Chris Gallagher, James
J. McCafferty. c. Tyson Butcher, A. S.
BabcOck, f. W. Robinson, w. IL. Hart
and wife, W. j. Kenna.
George Meares, of New York, will
again Officiate as clerk at Leip's this
summer. ''Uncle Billy Patterson will
perform like service at the Williams.
MIR. Meares is already here, and ''Uncle
Billy is expected in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Love, of Omaha, Neb.,
are among the latest arrivals at the
Williams house.
Mrs. Williams has received letters of
inquiry concerning accommodations at
the hotel from parties in st. Louis and
Memphis, as well as New Orleans and
other Southern cities
Mrs. Owen Griffith, of Marshall,
Mich, is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Robert c. Wight, at the latter's
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rockwell and son, of
st. Paul, will begin the season at the
this week.