St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-06
WHITE BEAR RIPPLEs.

Mrs j. r. Sloan, who has been visiting
relatives at Portage City and Stevens Point,
Wis, for several weeks, returned home yes
terday. Mr.. and Mrs. Sloan will remain in
White Bear all winter.
G. S. Cannot and family, of ST. Paul will
tecome permanent residents of this village,
and will occupy A. Johnsons cottage on
East Third street.
Miss Landes. who was visiting with rela-
tiyes and friends at DEBORAH. To-, during the
past two months, is home again and stopping
at F. Lewis.
P. H. Ordway and George Elmer, of st.
Paul, with their families, returned to their
homes this week, after spending the season
at Dellwood.
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Hand entertained Mr..
and Mrs. T. B. Murray. of this place, and
Mrs. Fairfield, of Minneapolis, at dinner Fri
day evening.
C. r. Croft and family, who have been oe-
cupying Hopkins cottage, on Lake avenue,
during the summer, returned to st. Paul
this week.
CT. Gotshall and family of st. Paul,
moved into the Long cottage on Third street
this week. They have become permanent
residents.
F. Lewis and family, who have spent the
summer in st. Paul. have returned and are
occupying their handsome home on Second
street.
Miss Mamie MeGrath. who has been visit
ing relations in Chicago and Milwaukee for
some weeks, returned to her home here Tues
day.
Miss Agnes Shields, of Minneapolis. re-
turned to her home in that city Tuesday,
after pleasant visit with Miss Annie Con-
roy.
Dr. s. O. Francis attended the meeting and
banquet of the Ramsey County Medical So
ciety at the Ryan, in st. Paul, Monday even
ing.
S. NJ Halliday, of ST. Paul, has purchased
residence on East Fourth street. and will
remove his family here permanently.
Mrs. W. II. Drake has closed the Lakeside
cottage for the season, and has taken up her
residence for the winter in st. Paul.
Miss Dromer. who has been spending the
summer with friends at DellwOod, returned
to her home in Wisconsin this week.
F. W. Pinska and family, who have been
enjoying the season at White Bear beach,
have returned to their st. Paul home.
Ed Pruden, James Murray, j. W. Miller, j.
G.. Murray and several others have gone to
Rice lake on hunting expedition.
r. H. Stevens and family, who have been
occupying their handsome cottage on Lake
avenue, have returned to ST. Paul.
J. H. Mcdonald and family, who have been
occupying a cottage at Bald Eagle, returned
to their st. Paul home this week.
Z. Fl. Slater and Miss Julia Dyer. Of st.
Paul. visited Miss Margaret Hulsel, at DELL
wood, during the past week.
Mrs. M. w. Earhardt and little son re-
turned this week from Chicago, where they
have been visiting friends.
Mrs Ii. E. Smith and little son. who have
been visiting in Chicago for several weeks,
have returned home.
Mrs. Walter Perry. who has been visiting
here from Washington, D. c., has gone to
Minneapolis to visit.
Mrs. Ed Digle, of Duluth, was visiting Mrs.
H. f. Smith and other friends here few
days the past week
T. c. Fulton and family departed for Pitts
burg Pa, during the past week, to spend the
winter.
Mrs. W. j. Work was visiting the family of
her brother at Saltwater a few days the past
week.
OMrs. A. Fl. S. Perkins and Mrs J. II. Law
renee visited South st. Paul friends Thurs
day.
j. n. Bets and wife attended the marriage
of Mr.. B. s sister in st. Paul on Tuesday.
Misses Annie Conroy and Blanch Griffith
visited in Duluth during the past week.
Mrs Fairfield, of Minneapolis, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs It. B. Murray.
Miss Blanch Griffith, OF Milwaukee, is the
guest of Miss Annie COnrOy.
Conductor J. P. Buckley has resumed his
run on the short line runs
Guy Newell has gone to Duluth to remain.