St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-16

Welch from the rules and regulations Of the
| prominent yacht clubs Of the country, and
| only such rules adopted as were best suited
for the club.
1t seems strange that the Dellwood club
l house Is not occupied, located as 1t Is on one
| of the prettiest spots around the lake, bnt
l since the Matoska club gave up the house
l two years ago, silence reigns supreme in and
+ about its spacious halls and broad veran-
daS. 1t is not for want of tenants that this
l is true, for its owner, A. X. Barnum. has re-
| fused many offers to rent within the last two
l years, for reasons of his owu. The Dellwood
tower is nearly 800 feet above the level Of
st. Paul. and on very dark night the re-
Election of tho lights In St. Paul, Minneapolis
and saltwater may be plainly seen In the
Esky. tits also true that when the wind is i'll
the right direction the boats on the st. Croix,
ISthe water works whistle in Minneapolis, and
L from this point Residents at the lake two
Eyeats ago will never forget the club house as
INit appeared on party nights. With its broad
piazzas encircled with rows Of Japanese
and blue lights it looked like veritable
fairy bower and it is a matter Of regret that
Il the old club house, with Its many pleasant
lsmemOries should be left to decay through
lSdisuse.
At the ''Leip house by the sea" are Albert
Seheffer. Gustave Heinemann, George J.
Schoetfel, A. Blackman, Robert Ober, Miss
sKimball, W. j. Freaney, T. j. Price, wife and
child, Herman Overlook, Thomas F. Cleary,
" G. Williams and wife, E G. Jones, s.
Lowenstein W. B. Bourne, d. Kennedy,
Robert Seeger, George J: Schoffel, Charles
Carter, H. w. Carter, T. s. White, Ffank
Perry. W. s. Brill, st. Paul.
At the Chateaugay are L. NJ. Hastings,
Hugh Dunn; W: K. Knox, Joseph j. Nc.
Bigfellow. Harry Mac Lachlan, c. T. Williams
and child, L. 3. Wheeler, A. W. Drewry Os-
car johnson, j. NJ. TrIease, Mrs. Woodruff,
+. E.. Campbell. c. Dunn. St. Paul; Dan
McAllester. Eau Claire; Charles Nelson, New
YORK; A. George and wife, Zumbrota.
Registered at the Williams this week are
Charles Souneman and wife. Ralph II. Beach,
y. X. Ramer. j. l. Beaumont NJ. G. HealIon,
e. e. Ewing, Mrs. a. r. Williams, Will j. De
joe Werrick, Mrs. I. H. Allen, J. Berg, l..
Bagloff, w. II. II. johnson and wife, B. G.
Yates and daughter, st. Paul.
The following students from the state uni
versity. chaperoned by Mrs. j. L. Blake are
tenting on the Blake cottage grounds at Nah
Misses Leach. Hall. Bevys, and Ankeny;
Messrs. L. A. Fisk, N. S. Thomas, w. NJ.
Leeds, r. L. Moffet, E. Kirk, w. s. Stockwell.
John OLeary may be seen any pleasant
evening on the lake. taking a constitutional
in his shell. John owns double as well as
asingIe: which he Keeps in boat house near
his residence. Sam O'Leary and Mr.. Don
nelly row in the double.
R. Fischer and William Miller returned
from Lindstrom Saturday morning with one
of the largest strings Of fish caught this sea-
son. They had sixty nine bass, weighing all
the way from one up to six pounds.
Mrs. Sims, Of Denver. Col, arrived Satur-
day for a summers visit with her mother,
Mrs. Walker, at Cottage Park. W. Lemoss, of
Kansas City, was also guest at their cottage
during the week.
There will be a strawberry and ice cream
festival for the benefit Of the choir of st.
Marys Church by the Lake. on Monday even
ing, in the grounds of the Park Place.
The steamer Manitoba has been overhauled
and renovated and will be run this summer
gineer and Will Webber as pilot.
Last Thursday 1. V. D. Heard and wife,
Miss Nellie Kavanaugh, Mamie Heard and
Katie Heard. of st. Paul, visited the lake and
registered at Leip's.
Miss Anderson of Indianapolis, will assist
SupL. j. E. Gilbert, of the International
Sunday School institute, during the coming
assembly.
Messrs. Mains, Murphy, and several others
OF the ST. Paul base ball club, spent a day in
the village this week, the guests Of j. W.
Miller
Monday evening, at Park Place. the ladies
of St. Parys church by the lake, will give
strawberry festival for the benefit OF the
choir.
1t is rumored that the Duluth road is to re-
duce its running time between ST. Paul and
White Bear ten minutes, to go into effect this
week.
Mrs. G. F. Queal, of Kansas City, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Emily Huntington
Miller at Mahtomedi, has returned to that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Williams, of Highwood,
visited friends at the lake the first of the
week, and registered at the Williams house.
George Meares. of New York City, is ex-
pected at the lake Tuesday. when he will as
sumo his old position as clerk at Leip's.
Will D. Wood and W. Ross Proctor ST.
Paul, registered at the Williams Wednesday.
County Superintendent Blake was in the