St. Paul daily globe., 1895-07-04
Ito exterminate the entire morning
AT MINNETONKA.
+ DOings of People of the Twin
|: ~''s Cities at the Lake. -'tf

DOAhSs VI feOple OF the 'IW1n
Cities at the Lake. -e'
DR.. and Mrs. e. D. Brant. of Can
ton, Ohio, are the most persistent fish
ermen at the lake. The doctor is the
Z leading physician of his town, but he
of comfort. He and Mrs. Brant go
out every day clad in sweaters and
broad sombreroS. Yesterday they
brought in 103 pickerel, bass and crop
pies.
ST. Paul people who spent Sunday
Andrews. Miss Napier Miss Harbert,
c. H. MeCloud. Mr.. Bradbury. Miss
Elithorpe, Miss Abbde Warner, Rev.
G: p. Andrews, Bishop M. N. Gilbert,
Tim Doherty, w. H. Clifford, H. V.
Rogers, j. o. Pattee, L. NJ. Towne,
Miss Reade, P. D. O'Connor, II. W.
Hall.
!; A G.. Haugan, formerly city treas
urer of Minneapolis; John Nuremberg,
president Minneapolis Brewing COM
pany; M A. Paulson, of the; Century
Piano company; Rev. Skogsberg, P.
pany, and Joe Kiichli, of city coun-
Gil fame, are prominent Minneapoli-
!. tans cottagin at the North Arm.
H. Clay Evans, Miss Evans, Miss
Anita Evans and E. W. Herrick made
! up dinner party at the Lafayette
last evening: Gov. Evans is Tennes-
seean of political prominence. After
dinner the governor and his daughters
made tour of the lake, and returned
to st. Paul late in the evening.
The trans-Missouri freight rate COM
m1ttee will meet at Hotel Lafayette
during the week of July g.. There are
about twenty members of this commit
tee. who meet every year for the regu-
llation and equalization of freight rates.
over tranS-MiSSouri lines.
On Sunday the steamer City of st.
Louis made the tour of the lake rum
ming on the time card heretofore used
by the Saucy Kate. Yesterday the
run until after the Fourth of July,
when the City will be put on the regu-
lar run.
The sad accident in the bay was
the principal topic of discussion at
Hotel st. Louis yesterday An
of sadness over the place which even
summer liveliness can hardly dissiDate
Among this weeks bookings for the
Hotel Lafayette are Sam Hill and fam.
lily, Mrs. M. r. Hart, OF ST. PAU; Il. 5.
Shenehon and George Shenehon and
son, of st. Paul
Col. l.. M. Rumsey and August T.
Ewing, prominent iron manufacturers
. of ST. Louis, are in their summer
+ houses at Spring Park Point.
George H. Robinson, of st. Paul.
formerly private bookkeeper for j. J.
Hill, has charge of the accounting de-
partment at Hotel Lafayette.
A. j. Naughton and family and
George H. Bergfed and family, of
st. Louis, arrived at the Lafayette
yesterday for the season. 49,.
D. T. Whitheck and wife, of New
York, and William s. Mason and fam
lily, of Chicago, are season guests at
the Lafayette.
Judge Shiras, who has been at Hotel
Lafayette for the last two weeks, is
temporarily absent on a trip to Du-
buque
Mrs. J. c. Eliel has as her guest at
the cottage at Minnetonka Beach her
sister, Mrs. L. M. Hamburger, of Chi
cago.
Rev. Father Gleason, of MINNEAPOLIS,
dlned with Mrs. Benjamin Thompson,
OF st. Paul, last evening at the Lafay-
cite.
Sunday services were conducted at
the Camp Memorial chapel at Mime
ltonka Beach, by. Bishop Gilbert, of st.
Paul. -.
I : Webster Wheelock, Of the Pioneer
Press, is one of party Of campers
ON an island in the upper lake
Rev. Richard Hill and family, of
Minneapolis, are in their cottage on
Crystal Bay.
Gebhart Bohn is at his cottage at
"Bohn's Point" on the north side of
Crystal bay.
Mrs. NJ. c. Armstrong, editress of the
Chicago Elite, was at the Lafayette
last week.
sW. s. King, of Minneapolis is regis
/! tered at the Lafayette.
Grand free ball July 4 at Wildwood.
all afternoon and evening. Everybody
invited. Come and enjoy yourselves.