St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-09

mihgs. D. M. Stewart Maggie j. Otis E. E.
Good, all of st. Paul, were visitors last week
at the Williams house.
A concert will be given at Ramaley's pa
Vlllon on Thursday evening TOR the benefit
of ST. Marys church, and the programme
prepared is an unusually attractive one.
Those taking part are all we'll and favorably
known both here ana in ST. Paul, all having
taken prominent parts in other amateur per-
forms noes. The entertainment will con-
clude with that well-known farce, ''Wooing
Under Difficulties
Registered at Villa ms House-H. P. Chen
weth, Egbert T. Clark, ST. Paul; F. P Good
now ana A. H. White MINNEAPOLIS; c. Nc
Murray, c. R. Dewey, c. H. Martin, Harry G.
alien, ii. l.. Davis. X. II. Marshall. +. G.
Listoe. d. E. Noodle. Lansing Robinson, ST.
Paul; DR.. n t. Greenlaw, w. j. Houlepan,
Alfred Pilletier, Superior, Wis.
The following people from town cele-
brated the Fourth at White Bear: Carrie
Nichols, G. E. Ellis. NJ. L. McGrau, ST. Paul.;
George Sullivan, saltwater; Alex Barclay
Jr, \: N. Walter and wife, st. Paul. and
Horatio E. Kellar and Clark B. Dawson,
Toronto, Canada.
A. K. Barnnm and G. A REM, ST. Paul,
were visitors at the Williams house during
part of last week
H e. Maughn, for merly of St. Paul and
now OF Brainerd, is at the Williams house
Tor the summer.
George H. Hullsiek is stopping with the
members of the Pickle club at the Will
Jams house
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Martin and Miss Wick
ston, of ST. Paul, are at White Bear for the
season.
Laxe Shore.
An entertainment will be given at Rama
iey's on July ID. Friday evening of this week,
by the Roman Catholics at White Bear.
Father Lee is working very hard TO make the
thing success. and a very enjoyable time is
expected The programme consists of lit
erary and musical sections and the best
nome talent has been secured as well as some
musical people from St Paul.
Mrs. Nippolt has visiting with her Mrs
Cords. her sister, and nieces Carrie and
May. Mrs. Nippolt and her sou Edward met
these friends at the worlds fair, when she
was in Chicago recently and brought them
out with her for the summer The ladies are
very welcome addition to White Bear So
ciety.
Mrs. j. D. Ramaley gave an invalid box
Thomas Fulton Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. William
Weber, of Lake Shore, and Miss Murray.
from Mortified.
Several large picnics are looked for the
coming month at Lake Shore notably, the
Andrews society," The tailor's union Aug s,
| and the Orangemen, of St Paul, will picnic
Oh July II.
Registered at Leip's during the week: A.
l.: Roy, Fred W. DAIMLER and wife, Stella
Fliegler. A. j. Wamper, j. A. Owens, the
Misses Pierce, Gertfe Lund E. Selby of st.
Paul.
The balloon ascension that was to have
taken place on Tuesday and was postponed
on account of the high wind will occur today
at White Bear.
The new Athletic park at Ramaley's, to be
connected with the pavilion, is nearly COM
pleted. 1t is to be for the use of picnic par
ties.
Capt. Ed Simonton and Mrs. Simonton, &C
companied by their daughter Mrs. Bushnell.
spent the Fourth at Lake Shore
Sam Stapleton and family, St. Paul, camped
at Ramaley's lake shore cottage from last
Friday until after the Fourth
Lon Fulton Jr. came home from Cornell
university last week He will spend his va
cation with his parents.