St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-29
A SUMMER STRUGGLE,
In Which ResOrterS at White
Bear Are Sustained by
Hope.
AS Yet the BreeZes Are De-
cidedly Chilly at the Pop
ular Lake.
Some Of the Stray Gossip
Picked Up in st. Paul
Suburbs.
Social Gaiety and Comment
and the Doings Of
Persons.

The past Week udTo udu q uoPi Oooihs
effect upon cottagers, but the warm
sunshine and delightful weather OF
Thursday revived their spirits again.
Affairs are still quiet about the hotels,
the Williams appearing to do the bulk
of the business. The Chataugay and
Leip will open next week and the Lake.
side cottage Thursday.
Registered at the Williams-W. S. Wagner,
D. II. Gallagher, Minneapolis; Ed Whltacre'
Robert Myers, st. Louis; E. Z. Hemstreet.
Saltwater; F. W. Roggerbau, Racine; d. Il.
Promptin. John McDermott. Mr.. and MIS- d
NJ Byllesly A. l.. 10y, Nettle Lawson, 81;
Paul; Rev and Mrs. Irving P. Wilmington and
children, Minneapolis.
The high wind of last Sunday night d1sar-
ranged things about the lake snore consldefa-
BLY, The boat house at the LEY. also inc
boat and bath houses of G. A. HANKS, A.
WEIGH and others were f1attened, and the
sail boats at Ramaley were nearly all driven
upon the beach.
Martha Washington Rebekah Lodge LOO.
F. held their semi-annual election OF officers
last Friday evening, with the following re-
suit: Mrs. W. r. Evans, N G.: Mrs A. L.
Taylor V. g.; j. A. Haussuer, secreeary'
j. A. Gordy, treasurer.
Louis Kiichli, acquitted of the murder OF
Steinke at Cenlerville, was visiting his mother
and receiving the congratulations OF MS
friends here Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. a. Sanders and daughter Alice,
also Mrs Col. Williams, of Albuquerque. N.
M, will take quarters at Mrs Buckley s TOR
the season next Monday.
White Bear will be great place for bridal
couples next mouth, no less than SIX ALREADY
being billed for honeymoon here, With
several to hear from.
IT. B. Murray, accompanied by Charles
Simon and G. R. Barbes. of Minneapolis
n GXD6QlLlOu
Thursday.
T. c. Fulton and family, who spent the
winter at Pittsburg, Pa are at their cottage
on Lake avenue, having arrived on TUESDAY
The new running schedule OF trains on
the ST. Paul & Duluth, which went into et-
feet last Sunday, gives general satisfaction.
The opening concert at Ramaleys pavilion
will be given on the evening OF June {, al
though no hops will be given until later.
F. MCGUIRE, of st. Paul. is having new
cottage erected on Birch Lake avenue, which
he will occupy upon completion.
On Monday afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Weigand will celebrate their silver Weu-
ding at their home at Birch lake.
Rev. s. G. Smith. of the Peoples church.
St. Paul, has leased aud will soon occupy the
Nichols cottage at Mahtomedi.
Decoration day will have the usual patriotic
observance The Grafton will be delivered
by Judge John w. Willis.
G. l.
moved into the Judge Young cottage on
Manitou island Thursday.
Great preparations are being made Tor the
field day of the Phoenix Athletic club at W I'D
wood next Thursday.
Misses Lou Dorsey and Allie Walther of St.
Paul were guests of Miss Lou Dufresne at
Mahtomedi last week.
Harry Leathers L. E. Dow, NJ. B. Hawkins
ana d. Grier were Minneapolis guests at the
Williams last week.
Mrs Allison and daughter. of Minneapolis,
aud Mr.. Lyman. of ST. Paul. are guests at the
Mahtomedi hotel.
Norseng, the famous Norwegian skater,
has been engaged for the season at Rama
ley's pavilion.
F. A. slye and family, of ST. Paul, are
occupants of an Arcadia cottage at bald
Eagle lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. f. Pitts and L. NJ Hast
ings of st. Paul. a e at Mrs. Buckeyes for
the season.
The Williams cottage on the peninsula is
occupied by Herbert Genge and family, OF
st. Paul.
Mrs B. D. Fuller and Mrs. W. G. Clark DR.,
OF St Paul. were guests at j. M. Kings last
Sunday.
Mrs. Ellen Murray and family. of ST. Paul,
are at their Mahtomedi cottage for the sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs William Damper, of ST. Paul,
son.
Miss Grace Barker, of St. Paul. was guest
of Miss Lila Delano at Mahtomedi last week.
A class of students from the state unlyer-
sty picnicked at Mahtomedi last Saturday.
Robert Williams was guest of Frank Will
Jams, at Burlington Heights last Sunday.
Franklin Lewis ana wife, of st. Paul, are
enjoying their cottage on Second street.
F. Delano and family, OF st. Paul. are al
Ioir al
Hon. c. D. O'Brien and family are at their
| Third street cottage for the season.
| N Nichols and family, Of st. Paul, are
| at Bald Eagle lake for the season.
C. C. Sharp, of St. Paul, will soon take uI
| his summer abode at Mahtomedi.
| Misses frankie and Ellen Arcand are tax
| ing in the big show at Chicago
William Patton and wife, of st. Paul, are
| at Mahtomedi for the season
j. E. Burnes and wife, of Minneapolis
! were visitors here this week.
Philip Abbott, of ST. Paul, will soon Occu-
| Ply his Lake avenue cottage.
j. L. Glover, of Sioux Falls, was guest a
| the Williams the past week.
| White Bear schools will close next Friday
| for the summer vacation.
Gov Abbott contemplates removing Il
| North Branch to reside.
| Mrs. NJ. G. LOOMS, of ST. Paul, is at the
! Williams for the season.
Mrs. A. j. Leitch joined her husband a
| Chicago on Wednesday.
A. Nippolt of st. Paul. is erecting new
| cottage at Lake Shore.
William Long of West Superior, was
| visitor here this week.
Ray Armstrong of ST. Paul, has purchased
| the cat boat Sinbad.
Harry Merrick left Tuesday for sojourI
| at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mrs. Otto Luserke has been visiting friend
at Lake Fremont
P 7. Anderson launched his new zach
Scotia last week.
Mrs. H. L. Hinekley is sojourning a
| Rochester, n. Y.
Mrs Charles L. Clark is visiting her mothe
at Milwaukee.
Mrs Albert Wilkinson visited at Stillwate
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. King sundayed at Min
neapolis
The Lake Shore depot is now open for tn
season.
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