St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-15

At the Chateaugay: DR., S. T. Baker,
George ii. Shieve, Oscar Clausen, Deson
Bassimette, Miss Carrie Irving, Miss
Nellie Buck, j. Buckinnon, j. r. w.
Anderson, G. Douglass, f. S. Ford. d.
A. Stuart, II. L. Merchant. T. F. Cum
ningham, Anthem Sweeney, Mrs. Whit
struck, r. q. Bonsher and wife, W. A.
Armstrong, 81. L. De Long, +. Karr, A.
F. McNable, G. W. Hayes. E. ii. Mil
ham, of st. Paul; Miss T. Holman, Mrs.
HI. G. Wright, Montrose; George G.
Grinnell. Saltwater; Col. Morris, Red
Wing; w. T. Salter, Duluth; G. Han
sen, New York; T. E. Spencer, Eau
Claire; F. S. Ford, G. Douglas, E. 81.
Emerson, DR.. B. Drower, Chicago.
At Leips: Mrs. E. G. Reynolds, Mrs.
r. Warner, Miss Appleby, Paul A. La
vallee, E. B. ODER. W. j. DonahOWer,
w. w. Dunning, N. r. Bagley, ii. V.
Rogers, DR.. D. Dedolp, Douglass Ross,
Miss Ulla Griswold, John B. Graham,
W. L. Evans, DR.. G. E. Dixon, L. G.
Simons, w. j. Freaney. A. Burrows, G..
M. Orr, James D. Mckenzie, Charles T..
Cady. E. Gregor, A. M. White, W. D.
Northcott, f. A. Odds, of st. Paul;
Daniel Bellade and L. G. Frederickson
and wife, Saltwater; n. P. Anderson
Guy w. Clark, Minneapolis; A. B. Pill
lar, Boston; G. Harrison, New York;
Miss Jennie McCallon, Chicago.
At the Williams, Mrs. r. L. Casey.
and Daughter, Mrs. G. j. Allen, III.
Woodman, c. E. Ellis and family, I.
Levasseur and wife. g. A. Tierney, B.
F. Lamb. Il. P. Rugg. and children,
Mrs. Geo. Calvin. F. E. Tucker, A. A.
Tucker. A. E. Chatnler, e. f. Andrew.
f. j. Crane. Walker Buckner Jr. A. 81.
Stees, S. W. Fox, of st Paul; Frank
Clifton and wife. Miss M. E. Clifton,
Chicago; Mrs E. n. Reach st Louis p.
G. LEM, Wilson Wis, j, W. Trueswell,
Williams port Pa.
Ramaley's Lake Shore pavilion will
be opened on June 81. Friday, with a
concert by Seibert's orchestra and a
hop. A special train has been rendered
Mr.. Ramaley by the Duluth road and
invitations will be issued to a large
plumber of prominent St. Paul people to
be present. This pavilion will do mnch
to make Lake Shore an attractive point
for visitors.
Col. F. A. Finch is at the head of a
party of Kansas City people who will
spend month or more at the Chatea-
ugay; the others are w. d. Dudley, 81.
M. Goodrich, Mrs E. G. Brady and Miss
Carrie Brady.
At the Lakeside cottage: DR.. Bassidy,
Mrs. G. K. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Mcbride, Miss Blackman. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Willoughby, all of st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hammond, and
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Bracket, of Mankato
are spending few days at the lake.
stopping at Chateaugay.
Judge Twohy will rest himself after a
days encounter with the trials of pO-
lice court in one of the Burns cottages
The hotels, while having good tran
sient business, are very quiet as far as
regular boarders are concerned.
A. w. Trenholm and G. E. Stone and
families moved into one of the Will
iams' house cottages yesterday.
Judge Wescott Wilkin, DR.. J. A.
Simons' r. B. Galusha and NJ. T. Mis-
gen Sundayed at Cottage Park.
Billy Patterson, long familiar figure
behind the desk at the Williams house,
is in his old place once more.
w. D. Day, and E. G. Purdy. well
known residents of Duluth are at the
Chateaugay for the season.
j. 81. Gregory and family have taken
a cottage at Leip's for the season.
Unity Sunday school held Its annual
picnic at Lake Shore yesterday.
DR.. E. S. Wood is spending the sum-
mer at the Williams house.
Frank Winding, of South St. Paul, is
now at the Leip house.
Mrs. E. G. Reynolds, of st. Paul, is al
the Leip house.
N. R. Bagley is the latest acquisition
at Leip'S.