St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-06-12

Andrews, Florence Whitam. J. NJ. law
tn ,.ne and Bertha uuntsman. s. Paul; H. b.
| howell, +. L. Andrews and wife, Il. G. Les
| lie, New York.
Among the Indiana delegates visiting White
| Bear during the week were Lon Nj. Neeley,
Muncie, and w. $ Jordan, c. Wells ana Is
aac Russell, Indianapolis. Delaware was
represented by W. II. Cullemore ana Dr :.
5. Lewis, of Baltimore. All registered AT the
Williams.
The present guests at Mahtomedi hotel are
c. f. Forssell, j. A. ForsSell, +. Mcdonald.
A Mcdonald. Sellic. q. Il. West James mar
bert, cav. Norquist, c. 5. Richardson w. y.
Smiley, w. \. Corning May Houghtoll, ferc!
lIoughton and Mrs. Nj. Clark
There is some talk among members of the
w. B. :. A of bni lding dormitory near the
association club house for The married mem
bers of the club and their families. A bulid-
ing of about twenty rooms would prove de-
cidedly popular.
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Prescott, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. ID. Reynolds, and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mar,
tin, of Kittaming. Pa; and Lolita T1lden ana
II. P. Martin, of 81. Paul. were one OF the
many merry parties at Mantomedi.
w. A. Fonda and j. {. CLARK. with their
wiver, have been endeavorng TO catch ali the
fish III the neighborhood of Mahtomedi.
Mrs. Col Mason, of Fort Smelling, and her
guest Mrs. Wilcox, OF Michigan, were at the
lake Wednesday.
c. 4. Weatherby and William Hudson and
their families will be at the Mahtomedl III q
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer will entertain Mrs.
Woodward and Miss Hibbin during the week.
DR.. and Mrs. McLaren and Mrs John Jack
son spent sunday with Mrs. Morton.
W. S Dood, of Ohio, is the guest Of his
sister Mrs. Mailer, at Cottage Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Cutcheon were guests OF
Walter Morton one day last week.
Mr. and Miss Lyon have been the guests of
their cousin, Il. Is. c. Bement.
Masters F. d. Sniffn and o. II. Gregory
spent Saturday at the lake.
DR.. Burdette was the guest of Mr.. Roggen-
baum one day last week.
Mrs. Manly B. Curry was the guest of Mrs.
Ovitt on Thursday.
Mr.. Spence and family are located in their
Mahtomedi home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clausen are at the Cottage
Park club house.
Capt Saunders returned on Friday.
Wants A Testimonial.
Schneider. the man who was fined $50 for as
sanlting Mr.. Gordon, of the manual training
school. is circulating for signatures testi-
mOnial setting forth his peaceful qualities as
a citizen and his general good character.
The Tuesday and Friday evening concerts
and hops at Ramaley's pavilion last week
were very ENJOYABLE affairs, though The
many from carrying out their desire to attend.
On Friday evening the hop was unusually
pleasant q refreshing breeze from the lake
adding greatly to the pleasures of music and
dancing. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Koch, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clifton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Plough and Mrs. Markoe;
Misses Clifton, Taylor, Mcmahon, Derrick,
Fulton, Morton, Allness. Weidlich, Fawkner,
Huber Sprague, Wilde, Marshall. Zenzius
and Perkins. and MeSsrs. Vankenren, Stew
art, Zenzius. Kiltie, Pettngill Stinson, Per-
kins, VIII Perkins, O'Gorman, Ned Wood
Middleton, Deacon. Coggswell, AgAeW.
Nolan, f. P. Nolan, saunders, BemeDt,
Burke, Dwyer, Fulton, Fink, SchIffman,
TrOwbridge, Markoe and Murray.
Last Thursday afternoon, while Joe Riebal
and Carl Carlson were fishing from a row.
boat Off Seaman's dock, their boat capsiZed.
Rebel had no difficulty in clinging to the up
turned boat, but Carlson f1ounderei about
like q young whale and made fully as much
noise He really had very narrow escape,
and had it not been for the timely arrival of
Will Wright. who succeeded i'll towing him
ashore, he undoubtedly would have drowned,
as he had already sank twice.
Friday the pupils of the public schools of
White Bear had their annual picnic. They
had arranged to take trip around The lake
on the barge Clara Miller IN tow of the
steamer Wildwood. but that part of their
plan had to be given up on account of the
high wind prevailing. However, large num-
itself. and spent the rest of the day in vari-
Gus amusements, not forgetting the lunch.
Registered at Leips' are A. j. Roberts,
Thomas Pendergast an dfamlly, Ernest Birch
all. John McDermott, W. +. Moffett, I'd
Root, T. j. Price, Ed Helmcke, Henry Book
struck. c. A. MacCarthy. Oscar Steffens, Z.
Katherine McHodle, W. De Arnold, w. II.
Kent and wife, Harry officer Jr. W. Austin,
Smith, Dan q. Beeby, James Boyd and wife,
James Van Vecten. Albert Afford and Jud-
son W. Turner.
A. B. Keller, prominent Republican of
LeaycnworIh. Kas.. and ex-senator Ingalls,
alternate to the convention. and his wife aud
daughters are guests OF 3. H. Evans and
family.
Miss German leaves this week for short
visit at Hastings with Mrs. Mars at the
Stephen Gardner place.
The steamer Wildwood. formerly the
Manitoba. is once more afoat and looks
quite stunning.
Mrs. KooE and daughter Edith, of New
York, are at LeiP's as the guests of w. L.
Perkins.
Miss Laura Dawson spent several days at
the cottage of her brother, Will Dawson, last
week.
Hon. Wescott Wilkin and R. B. Galusha en-
joYed a sail Sunday in Merry Monarch
P o. DAILY has taken possession of Joe
Refs cottage for the summer.
Robert W. Clifford and wife are at Leip's
for the summer.
E. r. Ide has moved into his cottage at
Ramaley park.
Harry Drake occupied his island home
THURSDAY.