St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-18
SUMMER IN SWING.
White Bear Ready for All the
Gayety the Season Can
Suggest.
Cottages All Filled. but the
Hotels Not So Well
PatponiZed.
Even the Club House Piano Is
in, and the Anarchist
Is Happy.
Personal. Social and General
Gossip From the
Lake.

Ldk0s
The lake season may now be said to
be In full swing, though the hotels have
not yet received any great amount of
patronage. The cottages are all taken,
and every one has settled down for a
long summers rest with thoughts Of
the worlds fair the only disturbing ele-
ment. The social event of the season
thus far has been the Gotzlan-T
wedding, though that was very quiet
and confined to the immediate friends
of the family. The piano has arrived
at the Dellwood club house, and on
nearly every Saturday evening the
never-tiring fingers of the Anarchist"
will draw from it the waltzes and polkas
for which he is so famous. Mahtomedi
plOds along in its customary unruf11ed
serenity, though somewhat Jared out of
its ancient quiet by the extreme
frivolity of its youthful neighbor-
Wildwood. Speaking of Wildwood re-
minds one OF Pilling. or, more properly,
Frank J. Pilling. manager, whose eagle
brain and capacity to reach out and
progress Is making Wildwood so popu-
lar. At Lake Shore nearly all amuse-
ments are conferred at the pavilion,
where the Wednesday and Saturday
evening dances are we'll under way. and
seem to be more popular than ever. Yet.
after all, White Bear never will be a
very popular place of amusement for
the transient public, it being essentially
place OF homes, children and home
life.
Lake BreeZes.
Miss Gill and Mrs. Swans from, teachers of
the Van Buren, school, to ok quite number
of the school children out to Wildwood FIJI
day to picnic in the woods. They ent a
very enjoyable afternoon, and returned de-
lighted with all the attractions which that
beautiful resort Affords.
Charlie Freeman, of Bush Lake. son OF
G. w. Freeman. manager OF the Gotham Shoe
company, was kicked by horse on Friday
evening and narrowly escaped serious in
Jury When the doctor arrived, however
he found that no bones were broken, and he
will probably have fully recovered from his
injuries in a few days.
The Ramaey hops commenced Saturday,
June 10, to continue Wednesdays and Satur-
days during the summer The st. Paul &
Duluth road will sell return tickets, begin
ming Saturday. June II, for the usual rate,
which will include a coupon or admlssi
10 these ever-popular affairs.
j. E. Ramaley, always enterprising. has
almost ompleted new double toboggan
slide in place Of the one that was blown
down last week. A new bath house. con-
tanning fifty rooms, is also i'll course OF con-
structlOn.
Miss Cora Beckwith, the swimmer, is at
Wildwood for the summer and is giving ex-
hibitions daily. She will soon attempt to
swim across the lake.
DR.. and Mrs D. G. Price, Mayor W. w.
Price and Mrs s. Whitney have all taken up
tl,,;, nda or TaE
mer.
Miss Cora Beckwith caught bass weigh
ing five pounds last Wednesday. Who is 1t
that says that the fishing is no good at White
Bearp
Every evening during the past week many
small boating parties were to be seen taking
advantage Of the fine breezes on the lake.
DR.. A. II. Goodrich will spend the rest Of
the summer with Judge Cory at the judges
bachelor quarters at White Bear
Quite a number of the members of the
Wilbur Opera company have visited Id
wood during the past week.
A. NJ. Lawton and family, OF the west
Side have moved into their pretty hillside
cottage for the summer.
Mrs. Pascal Smith and Mrs G. J. Brown
were guests of Mrs. Myron Brown during
part or the week.
C.CSharp and family and Rush B. Wheeler
moved out TO their cottages at Nahtomedion
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chester Smith will occupy
May Wright's cottage at Dellwood for the
summer.
Judge Davis has purchased two lots near
wildwood, upon which he will erect
cottage.
DR.. WEIGH, who has rented the Ogden cot
tage for the summer, returned from Chi cago
Friday.
Henry Conlin, St Paul. and Wells LOUIS
berry are to spenc the summer at Ramaley
Villa.
The "Druids," U. o. A. D., St. Paul, will
hold their annual picnic at Wildwood July
81.
Mrs. M. B. Wood and sons have taken up
their abode at their cottage for the season.
The lake shore people are making prepare
tons for big Fourth of July celebration.
Miss Ringhoff was the guest Of Mrs. c. Bal
ley at the Williams house during the week.
Cooper Fulton, who has been attending
Shattuck school, is home for the holidays
Mrs f. K Williams and family are eX pect-
ed at their Mahtomedi cottage this week
]. Ross Nichols of Nichols & Dea Ii, will
soiourn at Mahtomedi for the summer
John Rogers Jr and family have taken up
their abode for the summer at Leip's.
NJ. Doran is still beautfying the grounds of
his park by building retaining wall.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. James Harbert aad Ed
Dorsey visited Wildwood on Monday.
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move into the Verify cottage July i.
E. L. Somers. was guest of w A. Somers
at Dellwood for the past few days
Miss Ethel Harrison returns to her home in
Ohio the latter part Of next week.
g Judge Wilkin and James Goodhue spent
Sunday last week at Lake Shore.
Mai. Jonn Espy and family of ST. Paul,
are at their Mahtonedi cottage.
o III. c. McNair aud family will move into
the Murray cottage next week.
e Miss Louise Hall, Of Berlin, Ohio, is visit
ing Miss Suller, OF the Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Pinska made visit TO
the world fair last week.
The Misses Dolan, st. Paul. visited friends
at the Beach this week.
Mai Baker and family are occupying one
of the Abbott cottages.
!. Mrs. Hewitt. st. Paul. is at her Dellwood
cottage for the season.
Robert Wood was guest Of r. B. Galusha
during the past week.
E. T. Somers is visiting his brother, w. A.
Somers, at Dellwood.
Judge Galusha is once more familiar
figure at Cottage park.
Miss Ethel Hail. OF Elk River. is guest Of
Mrs. +. w. Pinska.
Conrad Crowley started in to summer at
Leip's last week.
Rev. G. D. Andrews is expected at the lake
in few days.
Mrs. Langton, st. Paul. is q guest Of Mrs.
j. H. Sanders.
Mrs. Hewitt is at the Dell wood cottage for
the summer
Walter Taylor was guest of l. II. Beck on
Wednesday.
Thursday.
L. NJ. Hastings spent Sunday last week at
Wildwood.
Mrs. w +. Somers and Mrs d. W. Litz