St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-07-03
white BEAR ECHOES,
The Chilly Weather Makes
the Season Drag at the
Lake.
s'H0w to Keep Warm" Rather
Than Chow to Keep
Cool"
Prominent People Who Have
Faced the Elements and
Pneumonia.
White Bearites Destined to
Have a Rip-Roaring
Fourth.

The citizens of White Bear have
raised about $3.50 by subscription for a
Fourth of July celebration, and in con-
sequence thereof four or five of the
loading members of the community are
lying awake nights trying to think how
they will ever be able to spend the
money. The programme thus far pro-
vldes for a grotesQue parade, balloon
ascension. and parachute jump, prize
races OF various kinds and band con-
cert, the day. to be fittingly closed
with grand display of fireworks.
The band certainly will play all day,
for the band stand has already been
erected in Railroad park under the per-
sonal supervision of Commodore Will
lam Styles. but the parachute jump is
in dispute. The posters announce in
flaming letters that 1.-THE professor"
will make his startling leap from the
clouds. while the gentleman himself
of being at the lake on Monday. j. d.
Ramaley is out with posters announc-
ing an opposition free show at take
shore. Col. Leip will probably in
dulse his guests with spring chicken.
At Wildwood 400 picnicerS are ex-
pected, and Walter Morton, as president
OF the electric railway company, will
necessarily have to be on the grounds to
do the honors, thus sacrificing his own
pleasures for the interests of others.
Twas ever thus. Even Hon. C. d.
OBrien will martyriZe himself and go to
Anoka for the purpose of delivering one
of his soul stirring independence Day
orations. Some of the members of his
family will accompany him. 1t is all
but settled that Arthur Otis will go fish
ing; Jim Elmer elm will sail the :Nushka,
and ID. ID. Williams will fall into the
lake. The Marguerite will add few
laps to her usual days run; the Undine
will be here, there and everywhere :;
Kleist's band will play at the pavilion,
afternoon and evening; the crackers will
snap, the rockets will whiz, and things
will be torn up the back generally.
Caught at Hotels.
Welcomed at the Williams were: Miss NJ.
Campbell, c. F. Spear, l.. A. Straight, II. B.
Farwell, wife and son, C. H. Bigelow, C. H.
Bigelow Jr.. F. r. Bigelow, +. j. Spear, H. L.
Metterhouse.J. b. Burrows, Louis Bensinger,
Louis Nash. Percy Nash. William Mason. J. j.
Corcoran, Fl. c. McNair and wife. Perry
Coleman. l.. Krips, William Mca1urray, a.
A. Cratsenberg,. wife and daughter, j. B.
Wampler. Mrs. F. E. Rice, St. Paul; J. II.
Shay, WA. Carroll, H B. Whitney, D. Thomas
and wife, Miss Roggenbau, A. E. Remick,
Frank j. Spear, Chicago: ". E. Kimball,
Minneapolis; L. Hall and wife. CINCINNATI;
Clinton; Q; Kaye, Fond du Lac; c.
ry Jensen. River Falls; William Henry.
Versailles, KY; G. L. Heegard, Mandan.
Benson has provided for the following at
the Chateaugay: r. D. O'Brien, j. s. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. II. c. Smith. Mrs. j. Il. MCGEE
han, A. L. Roth. l.. L. Shields, D. P. Mallow.
DR.. A. H. Goodrich, William Cunningham,
Or. Francis G. l; schurmeier and wife, F. E.
Holmes, Leigh Pruden, Nora Holmes, Marie
Keough, Harry Martin. Prof William Al.
Phelps, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Martin, st. Paul;
Mrs; Wallie Kellogg: Miss Mamie Mcclellan,
Co.. IT, "A: waterman saa man F. W. Gallnup = w FaI
Brady and sister. Louisville, Ky; W. II. Nc
Near, Dubuque; F. 3. McNear, Chicago;
Edward Saunders, Watertown, s. D.: James
Hunter and. wife, Ashland; D. Mcpherson
and Mrs. A. Michaud and son, Duluth.
Those who warmed their chilly fingers at
Col Leip's tireside during the week: George
Lutt, Oscar r. Stephenson, A. NJ. Braisted.
W. II. Kent and wife, It. j. Price. c. II. Mac
Carthy. Oscar Steffens Miss Breidert, Miss
Raynsford, J. F: Cosgraye and wife. r. C. G.
A. FL. Wheeler. Mrs. G.. Rochoick. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Shaw, Mr. and Mrs r. j. Price,
Vida V. Price, J.W. harrington, E. F. Coales,
3 l.. Hume. Grace Bruden, st. Paul; Miss E.
M. Wheeler and Miss Lily Wheeler. Winni-
peg; Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Young Philadelphia;
f. j. r. Apple, saltwater; Luigi dAlieghri,
Genoa; W. A. AckerIey and G.. A. Webster,
Chicago; B. B. Inman. Duluth.
The seasons guests at Mahtomedi have
been reinforced by the addition of Mr. and
Hirschman. Benjamin Hirschman, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. 7. Bigelow, DR.. L. E. Penny, q. s.
Dunn, Elijah Baker. A. NJ. Armstrong, Lell
Kitchell ard W. A. Sawden. Another harm
less party. calling themselves the inhabitants
of Peaceful Valley, consists of W. c. Smiley,
c. S. Richardson, w. A. COwing, @. D. Crow
ther and +. j. Mcmahon.
Ministered to at Observation-Disclosures Sny-
dam, Miss Laura LANCE, Maggie Otis, Francis
Mrs j. II. LANCE, Miss Hitchcock, Louise
Lawson. Emma Lawson, Mile Mass, Mr.
Salisbury. Lou Wallace. G. Damon, Mr. and
Mrs. +. Masterson, Mr.. and Mrs. Horton, Mr..
and Mrs. Harrison St. Paul; E. P. Drake and
family, Manhattan, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs.
Painter. Chicago.
Last Saturday the guests at the Williams
spent the evening very pleasantly with pro-
gressive cinch. ". W. Trenholm and Miss
Florence Crary carried off the head prizes,
and Mrs. Tom Sharpe and Cal Stone captured
those for progressions.
The Elks who called to pay their respects
to the colonel. were: Dr.. Miller. Matt Shor.
tel, c. Carli. j. e. Sagnelin, All Collins.
Crandsl Smith, D. B. Staples and James
Goodman, all of the Saltwater lodge.
John W. Adams and Sam Stickney, with
their wives. children and maids, spent Satur-
day and Sunday at the Williams. The Wap-
sic was anchored off Leaman's dock and was
the object of their tender care.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Plough entertained at
the lake Tuesday John Rhodes and wife, Mrs
Howard, and Mrs. Rynchon, of Milwaukee
The party dined at the Williams.
Mrs. A. Michaud and son. of the Hotel St.
Louis. Duluth. and Mrs. H. E. Brady and
sister, of Louisville, KY. are at the Chateau
gay for the rest OF the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Ryan, Mrs Percy Nash,
R. J. Woods and wife and E. A Douglas and
family have located at the Williams for the
season.