St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-18

get cottages IL they can, as tney SEEM
to prefer to keep house to board. There
has not been much going on during the
past week. The regular Tuesday even
ing hop at the Leip drew out as good an
attendance as ever. On Friday evening
the iremen's ball and the benefit hop
for Miss II. Marie Jenkins at the Leip
were largely attended, as was also the
band concert on Saturday evening.
Lake Gossip.
The second annual parade and ball of
the Whit Bear fire department took
Friday afternoon. The procession
formed at the fire hall at $50 p. M, and
was made up of the fire apparatus
gayly decorated for the occasion, the
band and the firemen in full uniform.
After a march through the principal
streets. the procession proceeded to the
West side athletic park. where the
games took place. The citizens turned
out in good numbers. The first on the
programme was the heavy weights 100
yard race for men of 200 pounds and
over. These sports were open only to
Getty, Frank Clewett and Thee Hanson
entered. Clewett was first and Getty
second. Time, 13 seconds, f. Con-
roy, r. Brachvogel. Irving Parker.
Ed Goissoi, George Clewett and
Mike McNana entered the middle
weights for $50 pounds and over.
Parker won. GoiSsoi second and Caroy
third. Time, IL seconds. In the light
weights there were entered Albert Tay-
lor. Ed Weikel, Jesse Long, George Col
lett and George Clewett. Long was first,
Taylor second and Weitzel third. Time,
1917 seconds. Ed Goissoi, Bob Long, J.
C0nroy, George COllett. George CleWett,
Jesse Long and R. Braehvogal were the
participants in the sack race. Clewett
was first and GoiSsoi second. A novel
and mirth provoking feature was the
double wheelbarrow race of twenty-five
yards and return. Ed Murphy and Mat
Shirer, living Parker and Ed Gossoi.
Eli Taylor and j. Conroy, Otto Lendka
and Joe Taylor were the teams Compel
ing. Murphy and Shirer won. Time,
Is seconds. The three-legged race of 100
yards came next. j. Long and R. Braeh-
VOCAL, Ed Goissio and Swing Paulsen,
Joe Taylor and Mike Mcnamara, were
he teams participating. Goission and
PaulSen won. In the boat race of one
mile, Jesse Long and I'll. Braehvogal,
Ed Goissio and Rob Long, Alec Taylor
and Frank Ref were the entries. Long
and Brachvogal won, making the mile
in 5:15. There were competing drills
between the different companies, and
also an exhibition of how soon the de-
partment could turn out and get in.
shape to fight fire, The day was
wound up by ball at CObb's hall in
the evening which was largely attended.
The following st. Paul people have
been at the Chateaugay during the
week: James McGahan, NJ. j. Foley, |.
P. Doble, J. Mexican. r. r. Reader,
Frederick H. Keyes. William O'Brien
and lady. Thomas Edwards and wife,
n. S. Chittendoa. p. F. Fitzgibbon and
two children, n. NJ. Theggeson, W. c.
HeitZ, E. V. Ericsson. E. A. Peters, E.
r. Sandberg, A. n. Lideen, S. j. Freed
man, James R. and Misses Grace and
and Miss Jennie Gallorach. Mrs. John
Hoch, Red Wing; Miss Anderson, Du-
luth; Phil Conner, Kansas City; c. J.
Lawson and family, Winthrop; A. r.
Long. Louisville, KY; I. c. Kinctan
and wife, st. Louis; Villa. A. Norton,
Norwich, Conn.,; Mamie McGeeman.
Chicago; Nellie Staraugh, New York;
A. Michaud, Duluth; A. j. MacBride,
Jacksonville, Wis; 81. Larkins. Witten-
berg, Wis; John Nordgood, Deer Park;
Edwin Hale, Chicago; j. Hefferman,
Saltwater: c. Wellarsh, Kansas City;
81. w. Garfield and wife, P. s. Daily, NJ.
BieSlaw, Minneapolis; D. A. Murphy,
jamestown, n. D.; Alexander Griggs,
Grand Forks; 2. III. Gibbons, OconO-
moWac, Wis, are among those who
have enjoyed the cooling breezes of the
lake at White Bear during the past
week.
F. W. Gordy, Highmore. S. D.; Peter
Anderson, Wahoo, Neb.; J. G. Park
hurst, Saratoga Springs; E. c. Keogh,
Helena; II. Lawrence, Hudson, Wis.,:
w. F. Marshal, Livingston, Mont;
Julius knost and wife. Mrs. II. Stiles,
Mrs. h. Z. Jones, Cincinnati; L. w.
WayZata; A. p. Norton, River Falls,
Wis; firs. H. ii. and Harry S. Adams,
Ft. Gibson, Ind. Ter; II. f. Barrett.
London: Josie Duffy, New York, have
been at the Leip during the week.
The second musicale was given at the
Lakeside cottage on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. DIR. NJ. P. Cowley, E.
Gehil and MIR. Thornquest rendered
some choice selections which were
agreeably received by those present.
Among those in attendance were: Mr..
and Mrs. Esterly, Mrs. Bingham, Mr..
and Mrs. Sabin. Mrs. A. E. Leaman,
Mrs. J. A. Hausner, DR.. and F. Snyder,
Misses Brennan and Mrs. l. A. Pepper,
of st. Paul.
The names of the following st. Paul
ties have graced the register at the
Hotel Leip during the week: +. j.
Huber and wife, Judge Parker and
wife, J. Zoos and wife, A. b: Pinker-
ton. r. M. Mitchell. G. Tyson Butcher,
William G. Heath and wife, j. Sauer,
P. j. MetZdorf, c. J. and Miss Hangton
Mr.. and Mrs. John and Mr.. and Mrs
James Rogers, w. G. DeVol and wife
and J. W. Coleman. h
At the Williams during the week
were the following st. Paul people: j.
F. Lawrence, A. AlbTecht, G. Herr
mann, J. Mullam, S. L. Prest, j. NJ.
r. H. Bead and wife. Mrs. HaldermaR,
l. J. Beaumont, r. Rowike. E. E. Ander-
son, DR.. II. E. Burdett and wife, T.hJ.
Murray. is.
The ladies of the Church of st. Mary's
of the Lake are making preparations
for an entertainment which will take
place at the Hotel LeIp on Saturday
evening next. The programme will
consist of music, singing, etc., the
whole to conclude with hop.
The following is the full list of teach
ers engaged for the ensuing year, which
begins Monday. Sept. 2: Principal, j.
T. Mackey; Misses Carrie NJ. Gundlach
and Ida Covillion for the Webster
school, Misses Mollie G. Dunn and Mar
tina Elliott for the West Side.
Conductor J. P. Buckley. of the short
line, is taking little vacation from his
duties on account OF getting one of the
fingers on his right hand caught under
meath a trunk Monday, and badly
smashing it.
Garrett lodge, A. F. and A. NJ, have
received an invitation to attend the
laying of the cornerstone Of the Ma
sonic temple at Duluth on the 18th, and |
will no doubt accept the same as body.
Mr. and Mrs. p. Keigher. of st. Paul;
Misses Josie Brown and Mary Long, of