St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-02


G. D. Brockway, William sherwood, New
York; A. +. Bailey, DEBORAH, To-; Miss NJ. E.
Clifton, Red Bank, N. j.. aud NJ. A. Malone,
Washington, d. C..
Registered at the Williams house this week
are; Irwin j. Beaumont Brooks, Guleger;
Charles 5. Richardson, II. F.. Stevens. O. 5.
Musser. ID. +. Reese. W. r. FOstevin John
Bell, A.: Erhart. Will \ Keller, j. l., Jones'
NJ L. Mcdonald, st. Paul; e. B. Benbow,
Chicago.
The twenty fifth anniversary OF the estab-
iishment Of the Presbyterian church in White
Bear was largely attended All the partici-
pants acquitted them selves in excellent
style. Quite number of people from out of
town were i'll attendance.
c. E. Sherin ana p H. Heavener were at
the lake Thursday. They spent the day fish
ing, but not having the proper brand of bait
were not over successful. Mr.. Sherin caught
one sunfish, and his companion two perch
and bad cold.
Louis NJ Hastings gave pleasant sailing
party in the afternoon on Decoration day.
After turn or two around the lake they
landed at Birch Lodge and enjoyed the
hospitality of its owner Truman IngersolL-
Barton Hill, Robert Cotton and Misses Lo-
duski Young and Lisette LIE Baron, late of
the st. Paul Peoples theater, passed through
here Thursday on their way to Duluth TO take
steamer for the East.
The drowning Of John L., the three-year-
old son of II. A. Boardman which occurred
at DeliWood last Sunday, Is the first case OF
drowning White Bear has had for the past
two years.
The members of the White Bear Yacht
club are requested to send in the size of cap
they wear to Rear Admiral J. M. Walch, that
they may be ordered with the uniform.
Miss Cora Bainbridge. late of Berlin, Ger
many, came out from st. Paul Thursday to
spend few days with Dr. and Mrs. Jay
Owens at their home on Lake avenue.
". j. Wells, manager of the Olympic, St.
Paul. accompanied by his wife, was in
White Bear Thursday. Mr. Wells is about to
become resident of the village.
The annual meeting of the Chautauquans
will be held at Mahtomedi between July 4
and 81. This is earlier than the meeting has
ever been held before.
G. r. Finch. A. Lindeke It. Schurmeier. G..
Steele. j. F. Angel, l. Maxfield, Mr.. and Mrs.
=. +. Price, were among the st. Paul people
at Leip's last week.
The White Bear Electric company has
some Of its lights in the village in working
order. Those On the lake front will be ready
in week or two.
Henry D. Lang and wife, of Selby avenue,
are located in My Partner cottage in the
Cottage Park grounds.
Mrs. II. S. Swineford and daughter, Of
Winnipeg, are at Mrs. Drakes Lakeside cot
tage for the summer.
Commodore c. D. O'Brien is having COM
modores pennant made which he will fly on
AAo SiA-Odreu UdFSe.
G. Hannaford and family, of Chicago, will
occupy the Newstrom cottage on Fourth
street this summer.
Mrs. King. of St Paul, and Miss Lou Still.
man, Chicago, were the guests of Mrs. E. NJ
Brown last week.
Mrs. H. NJ Hood and Rev. and Mrs. S. G..
JeHords, OF Merriam Park, registered at
Leip's last week.
Misses Anne Conroy and Hester Clewett
spent portion of the week with friends in
the Twin Cities.
The young friends of Miss Margaret Hukel,
OF Dellwood, rendered her a surprise party
On Tuesday.
nave moved into Burns new cottage on Ban
ming avenue.
Mrs. George Wiloughby and daughter, of
st. Paul. were guests at the ''Lakeside''
Wednesday.
Mr.. Lains and family, and Miss Mills of
81. raul, are IN apartments at the new Burns
cottage.
Mrs. Wheelock, of Washington, will occupy
her quarters in the Lakeside cottage this
week.
L. H. Benedict and wife, of New York city.
spent few days at the Lakeside cottage this
week.
Hon. E. A. Hendrickson, of st. Paul. was
entertained by DR.. and Mrs. Jay Owen this
| week.
T. L. Thompson and family, of st. Paul.
are occupying the Kelly cottage at Cottage
Park.
The St. Paul Cycle club took a spin to the
lake Thursday and registered at the Chateau
| gay.
Fred Mackenhausen of River Falls, Wis,
was the guest on Memorial day of his brother.
S. Newburger. Chicago, visited the lake
Thursday and registered at the Chateaugay.
The limited has stopped carrying passen
| gers to and from White Bear and ST. Paul
| ST. S. Campbell and s. S. Eaton Jr. were
among the Wednesday visitors at the lake.
c. j. THOMPSON and Mr.. Jordan will oc-
cupy the 2. Fl. Kelly cottage this week.
Mr.. and Mis-. George H. Frisbee are visiting
| friends in the Twin Cities over Sunday.
c. R. Grofand family, Of St.Paul, are oc-