St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-25
Lake nipples.

Mrs. Kate walker, OF Lake OnOfe,
lost an $50 pin this week. She had a
girl at work for her who wished to take
a trip to the city, and applied to Mrs.
Walker for the necessary funds. Inc
lady gave her go cents. When the girl
returned she had considerable money,
and boosted to some companions that
she had bought three or four new dresses
and considerable other wearing apparel.
About this time Mrs. Walker missed the
pin in question, and thorough search
failed to find it, Hearing that the girl,
in question had been seen to have con-
siderable money, she questioned in re-
gard to where she got it. Not getting
satisfactory answer, she became SuSpic-
iouS and went to st. Paul for advice.
She inquired at the numerous pawn
shops, but was unable to get any clue of
the missing pin. Neither could she
find any direct evidence against the
girl. and now the pin and girl are both
gone.
Among the many St. Paul people at
the Leip during the past week have
been: A. r. Roach, q. w. Finch.
Henry q. President. j.: F. Short, H. l..
Benz, Gus Lene, William Zimmerman,
Arthur PyIes, Lillian Whettoher. G. A.
Frost and wife, Louis Nash, William
Bannon and wife. f. S. Hartman and
wife. M. p. Moriafty, Miss Alma NJ.
Benjamine, Miss S. r. Mills, H. Kohn,
William Mills, p. j. Egan and two boys,
G. Wellington and wife, j. w. Henrick
and lady, David III. iMilemp, M. A. Gun
bingham, Frank Klostermann, Miss A.
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. ID. E. Foley, Dan
81. Wilcox Jr., P. w. FL. Beadley, j. A.
Brown. Anna M. Lyons, E. F. Bowers,
j. II. Richie, j. M. Williams, E. L.
Kimball, Miss M. Brown, Joseph
Dwight, D. r. Conharen.
81 There has been a number of outside
people, arrived at the lake this week.
Among those the following have reg
istered at the Chateaugay Miss Lizzie
Leary, Louisville; Leroy W. Wright,
Cincinnati;- Samuel Mathers and wife,
Saltwater; Carl A. Lanngren, Prince
ton, ILL.,; E. l.. Blake, Boston; E. R0dg-
ers, Chippewa Falls: Miss Anna Fos
burg, Chicago; M. Doran, LIE Sueur;
Mrs. F. V. Hatch, Misses Lizzie and
Effie Virtue, Mahtomedi; c. A. Bars
back, Chicago; Miss Bessie Cornell,
Minneapolis; o. w. Scott, st. Louis; j.
N. MCKINLEY, Duluth; S. r. Cowry,
Marlborough, Mass: Mrs. 5. NeWland,
San Francisco, Cal: j. Frederick, Still
water. ,''5l a-'s-
The third musical given at the Lake
side cottage Monday evening last drew
a very large attendance, and everybody
seemed to have good time and thor
oughly enjoy the occasion. Miss An
drews, of Minneapolis, gave some
charming selections OH the mandolin,
and Mrs. Snyder. Miss Warner and Miss
Gay, of st. Paul, rendered some excel
lent selections. Among those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. McMehan, of
Lyons, To-; Miss Emma Nichols, of Chi
cago; Rev. b. w. Lockhart, of Chico
pee. Mass. Col. and Mrs. G. q. Thomp-
son, of Lafayette, Ind; Rev. w. Ii.
Butrick and wife, Mrs. Bingham, Mrs.
C. A. Esterly, Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. p.
Cowley, of st. Paul.
There has been large number of ar
rivals at the Lakeside cottage this week,
as the register will show. Among them
have been Mrs. E. Milward, Miss S. A.
Milward, Mrs. j. P Allaire, of Mime
apolis; Adolph A. Berli, Of New Rich
mond, Wis; Miss Augusta Wright, of
Oberlin, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmahon, of
Lyons, To-; Miss Emily Nichols, of Chi
cago; Mrs. w. F., Miss Ray and Alfred
Mason, of st. Paul; Rev. Burton w.
LOckhart, of ChicOpee, Mass.
A picnic and general good time was
rendered to a number of their friends
by Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Sharp, of Wild
wood, one day this week. The picnic
took place on the Peninsula, and among
those present were Miss Nellie Skillman,
Misses Flossie, TutSie and Babe Sharp,
Messrs. Bert Sharp. E. b. Parsons. G.
r. Robbins and S. &. StOddard, of Wild
wood; Misses Alma Benjamin, Katie
Burke and Messrs. M. z. Moriarity and
w. E. Lowe, of st. Paul.
F.C. Wheeler, Boston; j. Z. Habecht,
New York; Mrs. w. j. Piero, Canton,
o.: W. f. Marshall, Montana; john
Mccarthy, Misses Maggie and Josie Me
Neil, S. n. Walsh, Alph de Ariiey. Mrs.
Fobeman. Minneapolis; i. +. Beng, Du
luth: Miss Mamie B0wlin, Saltwater;
Harry w. Waite, E. w. Mcclure, Ii. A.
Watt, Richmond, Ind, are among the
number who have passed the week at
the Leip.
Owing to the cold snap the lawn fes-
tiyaI given by the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Presbyterian Church at the resi-
dence of George Schnable. Tuesday
evening, was not the success that was
anticipated. The grounds were nicely
Illuminated and preparations he'd been
lnade Tor very good time, which those
present enjoyed.
Z. W. Miller and Ed. PruGer started
on "Wednesday evening for a Western
trip of about six weeks duration. They
expect to visit Omaha, Denver, Salt
Lake, San Francisco. Portland, Van
couver, Tacoma, Seattle and other
Western cities before they return. They
may also make trip to the Sandwich
islands.
A number of ST. Paul people have
been at the Chautauqua this week,
among whom were II. l.. Gibson and
wife, Misses X. and Josephine Bowlin,
Ella McArdle, Y. w. Lothrop, Lucy
Darragh, z. j. and Mrs. Hermer, G. g.
Campbell, Miss Anna Breeu, G. C.. II.
Smith, A. l.. Roth, Grace King, j. +.
Benson.
While Stan DonnelIy and party OF
gentlemen from the SANITY City were
returning here from that place on
Wednesday night their carriage
was stopped by a couple of highway
men, but the driver whipped up the
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