St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-06-09

lHelr beautiful cottage at cottage -IarK.
He has the reputation Of being the
most lavish entertainer that comes to
the lake.
A party consisting of Ed j., Thomas
F. and Frank j., and Misses Katie, Rose
and Leucile Darregle, accompanied by
their aunt, Mrs. 'Brieu, Of st. Paul.
have taken up quarters in A. Williams
cottage.
O; s. Musser was the recipient this
week from the East, of three ancient
/ been in use for 1873 Years, and keeps
/ good time even at this date.
Conductor Richardson returned Mon
day from the conductors convention at
Denver, and is running the 'limited" to
Duluth in place OF Conductor cManus,
who is taking vacation.
Mr.. Allen, of the firm of Allen, Moon
& Co.. st. Paul, will arrive for the
season this week with his family. They
will occupy Il. B. Murray's residence
On Lake avenue.
II. E. Garman, for some months con-
nected with the mechanical department
of the Lake Breeze, has retired from the
position, and will devote his attention
to other pursuits.
The young ladies of the Y. p. c. e. S.
of the Presbyterian Church have in
preparation an oscar Wilde aud crazy
tea" which they will give at the church
next week.
S. M. and Will Hawthorn, of st. Paul,
have each built a new cottage at NAH
tOmedi, and with their families, are Oc-
cupying them for the summer.
George w. Freeman, of st. Paul, has
arrived for the season with his family,
and they are established in their charm
ing home on Birch lake.
Mrs. Ed Digle and Mrs. L. Smith,
who have been the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. II. E. Smith for the past week, re-
turned home Thursday.
General Manager Dudley and other
dignitaries of the st. Paul d Duluth
were here this week looking over pros
pective improvements.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Richardson have
been entertaining their daughter-in-
law. Mrs. FL. Richardson, OF st. Paul,
during the past week.
Mrs. S. A. Wheelock and daughter,
of Washington, d. c., are here for the
season, and are stopping at the Lake
side cottage.
John Allen tried his luck again Sun
day, but was not very successful, the
day being cold and windy, and bad for
fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven, Tom Sven, Miss
Agnes Purcell and Will Neill formed a
fishing party at the lake early in the
week.
Senator Albert Scheffer came out on
Monday with a party of ten from the
city to enjoy the fishing, stopping at the
Leip.
Capt. C. D. Schmidt and wife
and Miss L.. S. Schmidt are summerlng
in one of the Williams house cottages.
Conductor J. w. DAILY is now full
fiedged citizen, having moved his fam
lily out on Wednesday from st. Paul.
c. W. Youngman and family, Of st.
Paul, are occupying the Benson cottage
Oh Fourth avenue for the season.
c. R. Croft and family are entertain
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Snow, of st. Paul.
at their Lake avenue residence.
Col. Grant and wife, of Selby avenue.
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lang, at Cottage Park, Sunday.
Mrs. Hale and son Charles, of St.
Paul, arrived yesterday at the Lake
side cottage for the season.
l.. P. OrdWay and family. of st. Paul.
are enjoying the cool lake breezes at
their Dellwood cottage.
The Mahtomedi hotel will open about
June Is. G. j. Virtue, of st. Paul, Will
conduct it this season.
Mrs. Ida Van Tassal and Page Guth-
rie. represented Saltwater at the
Williams last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Schmidt and Miss
Schmidt are st. Paul people at the Will
Jams for the season.
DR.. T. Pearce and family. of ST. Paul,
moved into their new Clarke avenue
cottage on Monday.
Ed Berry Kittle, New York, and Mil