St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16
village Friday. He is just recovering from a
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shattered ankle, caused by kick from
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| Hezekiah Hall. the heaviest owner Of Bald
Eagle, White Bear Beach, and MahtOmedl
property, is at Mahtomedi for the season.
Rev. J. C. Robinson, pastor of the Presby-
| terian church, attended the commencement
| exercises at Manchester college last week.
Louis Henkel. George Spangenberg, John
and Anna POulon, Of st. Paul, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ. Henkel over Sunday.
Thomas c. Fulton. who. with his family.
has been visiting at Pittsburg, Pa, for num-
Der OF months. is very Ill at that place.
E. W. Roberts and Miss Helena Walthers,
Of Bald Eagle were married at that place
Monday by Judge Clark.
A. E. Keisler and family, Of St. Paul,
moved into one Of the Wampler cottages on
Shady avenue yesterday.
DR.. Werrick and wife. st. Paul, were the
guests Of B. H. Evan and wife, Of the Will
Iams' house. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William May and Sid King,
of Saltwater, were guests at the home OF
James King this week.
Chief NJ J. Mackenhausen was in attend
ance at the state firemen's convention at
Alexandria last week.
A. j. Wampler and his sisters will soon oc
cupy the new cottage he has recently erected
Oh his property here.
L. A. Waschenberger, Kansas City. and A.
r. Lancaster, of Topeka, registered at the
Chateaugay MONDAY.
E. c. Hinebaugh and wife, st. Paul, will
remain at the Leip hotel-where they are
now-until July 4.
The St Paul & Duluth has ordered mum
Der of new coaches which it expects to have
ready by July 4.
The school at White Bear Beach, A. Jar
dine, teacher. closed Thursday with picnic
at MatOmedi.
Mrs Sutton and daughter, of St. Paul, are
OppuDviup mart Of the Hammer cottage on
First street.
T. L. Gordon and Rob L. Williams. of Sa-
vannah, Ga, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. B.
H. Williams.
James L. Gordon and Robert L. Williams.
of Savannah, Ca, are at the Williams for
the summer.
William Patterson, clerk at the Williams
house, arrived Wednesday from his home at
Muncie, Ind.
The trains on the st. Paul Duluth began
running over the trestle at Lake Phalen Sun
day last.
be occupied by j. B. Tarbox and family. OF
St. Paul.
T. De Witt Talmage has been engaged to
deliver a lecture at Mahtomedi, Saturday,
July 81.
A. c. Thompson and family, of st. Paul,
are stopping at DR.. Pierce's cottage on Clarke
avenue.
J. W. Miller, John Mackenhausen. Ed
GoessOi and Il. E. Gannan leave tonight for
Duluth.
E. H. Hubbard and family of St. Paul, are
i'll their cottage at Ramaley Park for the
season.
F.W. Canning and family. of ST. Paul, are
season.
Col. Newport and family. Of st. Paul, are
occupying the Drake cottage on Manitou
island.
George Mears clerk at the Leip, was ex-
pected to arrive from New York last even
ing
Engineer Ed Saulsbery is taking vacation
and visiting relatives in Chicago and vicinity.
George Marve and family are again domi-
ciled in their cottage on Birch Lake avenue.
Miss Castle, of st. Paul, was entertained by
Miss Wright at her Dellwood home Sunday.
on Manitou island yesterday from st. Paul.
The Ramsey and Washington county COM
missioners were in the village on Monday.
Col. F. r. Welz and family. Of the Mer-
chants. St. Paul. have engaged cottage.
Henry D. Lang has returned to the my
Partner cottage after weeks absence.
R. R. Woodhorst New York City, is the
latest season arrival at Ike Chateaugay.
Mai. M. Gleason, Cork, Ireland, was no.
ticed amongst Thursdays lake visitors.
Mrs. Sutton and daughter are domiciled IN
the Hammer cottage, on First street.
Frank j. Whitelaw, Duluth, has engaged
rooms at the Lakeside cottage.
Mic BIakely spent Sunday with his brother
in-law at the latter's cottage.
new pavilion, 3Ox100 feet. is being
erected at White Bear Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Willoughby, st. Paul,
are guests at the Lakeside.
Mai M. Gleason. of Cork, Ireland, was at
the Chateaugay this week.
D. c. Long and family, Of St. Paul. arrived
here Friday for the season.
j. Towne, of Minneapolis, was visitor at
the lake during the week.