St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-07
MTNNETONKA.

Hotel Lafayette: The Misses An
drews, Miss Napier, Miss Harbert, g.
Fl. McCloud, Mr.. Bradbury, Miss FL
D, Andrews, NJ. N. Gilbert, II. V.
Rogers, j. o. Pattee, l.. NJ. Towne
Miss Reade, H. w. Hale, Mrs. Mary
q. S. Hurt, E. S. Shenehon, Mrs. L. E.
Bean and family, E. 3. O'Bere, Ken
meth Bryan, MIR. and Mrs. H. L. Mess.
w. V. Tonley and family, r. l.. Cobb,
Jesse Tune, S. A. Davis, A. d.
Graham, Alex r. Speel, Mrs. NJ. Janne>
son, P. w. Strickland and wife, A. X.
Tiesberg. ]. w. Cunningham Miss Stel-
la Cunningham, S. s. Walsh, wife
and child, Mrs. Fredricks, D. Davis
and family, H. B. Greening, H. q
Hope, Miss Nellie Hope, A. c. Flam,
Mrs. K. c. Freze and child, Mrs F.
Rich, DR.. and Mrs. Hutchinson, f. C.
Rogers and family, E. w. Johnson, IS.
W. McKenna. Charles Butt, George
R. Kebbe, L. G. Bruenna, Clara Kauf-
man, A. E. Johnston. ]. T. Conley, c.
]. Williams, H. H. Warner and FAM
lily, H. j. Longley, T. w. Brown, Mrs.
E. F. Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Folsom.
Many st. Paul people, and nearly all
the eottaging contingent, are quartered
at different points along the north
shore. AT the new station, Ferndale,
a mile west of Wayzata, many of the
elite of both cities are congregated
At Minnetonka Beach and Hotel La,
fayette great many st. Paul people,
are stopping, while at different points
on Crystal bay and the, upper! lake
some of our best known people have
settled. At Chapman's, on the upper
lake, A. E. Keller and family, of ST.
Paul, are among the season guests
Hotel Del Otero is well patronized by
plcnlckers and tourists. Spring park is
the landing place of the steamers MAX
ing the tour of the lake. A stop of
40 minutes for lunch is allowed the
passengers and many avail themselves
of the hospitality of the neat little
guests are A. Mcmillan, c. e. Clark,
Mrs. Strong, A. S. Dyer. William
Megaw, Arthur Benedict, Robert F.
Miller and Sam Paulson, of ST. Paul.
Lake Port is the summer home of
some of st. PauPs best people. At the
many registered on the Fourth. The
liberality of the management of the
place makes it justly popular. Among
the season guests who registered there
during the week were W. d. Arnold
and wife, John Fitzgerald, Mrs. and
Miss Mapes and F.. G. Doulan, all st.
Paul people.
Next week will be one of conven-
lions at the Lafayette. The trans
Missouri freight rate committee meets
there the 9, 10 and H. the Western
Freight association meets the Il and
IL, and the Northwestern Hardware as
ISOLATION meets there the II and r.
There will be about fifty people i'll
each party. J. S. Sargent, Of Kansas
City, is now at the hotel making ar
engagements.
H. c. Evans and daughters, of Ten
nessee, dined at the Lafayette Wednes-
day evening after a tour of the lake on
the steamer Acte. Some of the promi-
nent Minneapolitans at the Lafayette
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Pills
bury, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Alden Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. George 81. Partridge,
w. ]. Murphy and w. E. Dodge.
At the Lafayette, the focal point of
activity on the north shore, things
have been more quiet and the manage
ment has had time to recoup from the
excitement of the opening. Many, st.
Paul and Minneapolis families are sea-
son guests at the hotel and many more
have engaged apartments, which they
will soon occupy.
1t is said that three st. Paul attor-
neyS were wrecked on a reef near
''hardscrabble." The boat went down
in three feet of mud and pants that
had been white as driven snow, were
none the prettier for the muddy wade
of half a mile.
st. Paul people permanent guests at
the Lafayette are: Mrs. Dr. G. E.
Bean and family, Mrs. D. Slaymaker,
Mrs. B. Thompson, Miss Berry, E. S.
Shenehon, Mrs. NJ. E. Hurt, G.. e.
Shenehon and son, A. L. Phillips and
T. E. Martin.
There is quite a colony of st. Paul
people at Cottagewood. The latest ar
rivals there are Mr. and Mrs. J. X
Mortland and Miss Mortland, who are
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. d.
Sammis.
The next race of the Minnetonka
Yacht club will be sailed over the.
smaller course July Is, Immediately in
front of Hotel st. Louis and in full
view from the porches. s7
Ex-Governor Austin and o. o. Green
have beautiful cottage near Bart
let's. Gov. Austin entertained there.
last week his daughter, Mrs Condo
Hamlin, of st. Paul.
Spring park is popular as a picnic
ground. There were five small picnics
there July 4, and the Hotel Del Otero
was crowded.
Frank Clayton and family will ar
rive at the St. Louis this week for the
rest of the summer.
tertained Miss Georgianna Grant, of
st. Paul, on July 4.
Webster Wheelock and a party of
friends spent the week just past in
camp ON an island in the upper lake.
James Mcclure and family are among
the st. Paul people at Hotel ST. I.os:s.-
H. w. Hall spent part of last week
at Minnetonka. in the interest of the
census committee. He secured the
names of many families who went to