St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-09-25
Wildwood Furnished the One.
and Mahtomedi, UnWit-
tingly, the Other.
Two Hot Prize Fights in the
Shadow of the Y. nj. c. A.
Club House.
Fresh, Crisp and Cosby Pick
Ups in a General Society
Way.

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weather during the past week.-Mrs. been
| almost too warm for such violent eXer-
| else as roller-skating. The coasring hill
is proving to be drawing card, and
| the great rink nightly resounds with the
| screams Of the merry makers as they
! dash down the steep incline, and with
speed undated ascend the opposite
| slide. The roller-coaster is well under
| way and will be in operation in few
! DAYS. There are still some hardy enough
TO indulge in the exhilirating sport on
the water toboggan slide, but they are
few and Invariably OF the sterner sex.
The weather has been glouously per-
feet, and those who have braved out the
disagreeable days of the equinox feel
more than repaid for the discomforts of
the early part of September. Sailing
has been delightful. the fishing splendid
and every one seems to be happy.
Since last week Mahtomedi has made
a wonderful stride either forward or
back in the world of sports. First il
was roller skating. but now it is prize
fighting, but for goodness sake don't
say | told you.
Friday night. quite within the sacred
precincts of Mahtomedi. beneath the
very shadow of the 7. NJ. c. A. club
house, about 200 sporting men from st.
Paul. aided and abetted by several Nah
tomedites, erected ring on a tennis
court upon the hallowed ground of NAH
toned. and witnessed two of the most
vigorous mills ever held in the North
west. Gore was plenty in both instances,
and the very trees bowed their heads in
shame as they looked down upon the
spectacle, while the corn in the neigh
boring fields closed its ears in disgust
from the flood of profanity that filed
the air. Well may Col. Neiman remark,
as the parrot said after he had been
blown up in the boiler explosion:
That's pretty hot one. wonder what
Will happen neXtr'
Heard at Hotels.
MT. and Mrs. j. L. Stack, who have been
occupying one of the Williams house cot
tages, returned 10 the city last week and
have taken quarters al the Ryan for the
winter season.
AT the Williams were: Mrs. Julia Evans
and Miss Attic Burlington. Duluth; a. J .
Briggs, Z. Z. Briggs and wife, Minneapolis;
c. A Swanstrom, Red Wing.
Registered at the LeIp last week were
Douglas Ross. W. A. Kelly, F. II. Ross, F. j.
and X. :. Price George j. Mayes and lady
az OF ST. Paul.
Mrs, Alex Crawford was the guest of Miss
Hoffman. al the Williams. last week.
Miss Bliss, of st. Paul. registered at Leip's
last week.
Personal Pointers.
The ladies of the Social club at the lake
gave most enjoyable party Friday evening
which was well attended. kleist's orchestra
furnished the music, ana the refreshments
were made and served by the fair hoStesses
Al present. appreciated the efforts of the
lair entertainers and enjoyed il immensely.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Pitts, who has been spending
the summer with her son. ". F. Pitts, has
returned 10 her home in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs j. ". Jaggar, who have been
spending the summer AZ Mrs. Ramaley's re-
turned 10 the city last Monday.
Mrs. Lille Perkins, of Keokuk, 10. and
Miss Lille King, OF saltwater. are visiting
hrs-James King.
Miss Bessie Mckinney. vino has been at the
lake al the season, mas returned TO her home
IN 81. Louis.
Miss Aggie Freeman. Of Birch Lake, was
the guest of Miss Kenyon, at the Park Place,
this week
Edward and Jules Denegre are spending
Sunday al the cottage OF R. B. Galusha
Mrs. W. Il. Wood and family of Cottage
PARK. returned 10 the city last week.
The Misses Weidiich aud their mother will
move into the city in q few days.
James HubbeI Jr. was the guest of How
ard Galusha during the week
Capt. and Mrs. Z. s. Bean viii remain at
| the lake through the winter
Miss Myrtle Hopkins. of Hamline spent a
few days with Miss Palmer
Judge Wilkin and James Goodhue were at
the lake part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. OrdWay Will remain at
the lake until November.
George Freeman spent Thursday evening
with friends al the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Smith viii spend the
! winter in the city.
| P. ]. Bowlin and family have returned 10
the city
Miss Mamie Damon is attending school in
the city.
E. NJ. Reid and family have returned to the
city.
Miss Dora Kenyon is again at the lake.
sam Lewis Is back from the East.
General Gossip.
Mrs Murray and family. of Mahtomedi.
have closed their cottage and returned TO the
city. VIII Murray, however. was unable To
! break the ties binding him 10 the good ship
Albatross. and mas remained behind
The restless and fiery Undine went out on
| Wednesday under full sail in heavy south
wind and, as q result, Mr.. Hastings has had
TO furnish her with a new boom.
W. II. Breen and H. a. Boardman and their
families nave torn themselves away from The
never-tiring charms Of Dellwood and 1eturned
10 town.
Mrs. NJ. Franklin and Miss Franklin have
closed their cottage on the Peninsula and are
again domiciled in their town house
The Lark is laid up for the winter and. as
consequence, many merry parry Of young
people will miss delightful sail
Luther Newport has decided to leave his
Shark at Minnetonka- Possibly he intends
10 have boat in each lake.
Miss King. who has been spending several
weeks at Lake Shore, returned 10 the city
last Monday.
Mr.. Oesterwich, OF ST. Louis. who mas been
at Mrs. Ramaley's during the summer. left
last Friday.
John s. Prince Jr is spending few DAYS
at the lake. The attraction is the beautiful
weather.
E. a. Jaggard has returned from his fish
ing "Trip il most enthusiastic frame of
mind.
Mr.. McKeehnie has changed the Kitten