The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-14

A Centerville physician claims to have
lost S1O0 somewhere on the road between
White Bear and Centervflle. He is try
Ing to figure out the prospects for It's re-
covery II picked up by any of our cit
liens along the route
Mr. Coleman, station agent at White
Bear, has purchased a new wheel
Miss Virgie Cayou. whose perfect COM
mand of the wheel has excited the adj
miration of all beholders, has invested in
a brand new wheel this spring.
Judge William Clark, who was paral-
yzed during a great portion Of the win
ter, now enjoys sitting in his yard dur
ing the bright spring weather, and de-
lights to have his friends drop in and
chat with him as they pass. 6 He appears
to be steadily, though gradually, ifnproy-
ing from day to day.
A. e. Leaman will be at Russell Roach
as usual this season.
Miss Aimee Anger takes great pride in
her handsome wheel which she won at
the Catholic church bazaar in, White
of the fine cycle path between, White
Bear and her fathers farm on the way
to st. Paul.
If the owners of wheels at white Bear
path association they would have one Of
the largest, most representative and in
iinent1al organizations ever seen at White
Bear, and they would have practically a
controlling voice in many matters of pub
lie interest about the lake. This sugges-
ton deserves more than passing
thought. Who will take the first step?
on Lake avenue, for the season.
White Bear citizens of a somewhat in
ordinate curiosity are seekingito solve a
curious phenomenon recently witnessed
there Every Sunday evening about a
certain hour. two figures seemingly clad
in black, glide noiselessly along the walk
on Lake avenue to the bridge, and are
then seen leaning absolutely niotionless
against the bridge railing, gazing intently
always at the same identical spot in the
water. Street Commissioner Long has
built a fine eight-foot walk to the -idge
to enable pedestrians to pass around
cog1tat1ons, and they are never distract
ed by the appearance of strangers. Some
people Insist that there is some historic
legend connected with the spot, which
accounts for the mysterious and regular
recurrence of the apparition; but few
less imaginative persons, have insisted
that 1T Is only severe easA OF that NAL
ady SO prevalent at this season known
as the heart disease
Mrs. Buchanan, who was formerly asSo-
ciated with Mrs. Brant, at Mahtomedi,
Bear for the season
A. E. Clarke, of st. Paul, has rented
the cottage adjoining Lakeside on the
side towards the island.
Mr.. Bowlby, of the Boston Oae- Price
is seeking suitable quarters In which to
spend the season at White Bear
a There seems to be eonsiderable uncer-
ance at the lake this season.
BALD EAGLE
A. K. .Teisberg, secretary lof the r. r.
and warehouse commission, has been one
Of the first to get settled at Bald Eagle
The Gottschammers moved into their
cottage last week. 71-A5
Mr.. w. H. Cenver, of the Cernplanter
Oil Co, occupies his home near the point
at which the City Water Works of st.
Paul contemplate tapping Bald Eagle,
Lake. The proposition has been to pump
the water up into Otter Lake, which
stands higher than Bald Eagfe The
farmers and residents in the Fnlighbor-
scheme, but whether it will take any def
mite shape in practical movement re-
mains to be seen. stE
c. ]. Miss is in his home at THE lake for
at Bald Eagle.
D. w. c. Ruff, of st. Paul, is build ng
quite roomy. and homelike residence at
Bald Eagle near the mineral spring and
ment to the lake shore, and is nearly
ready for occupancy.
The Grifiiths are in the cottage near the
o. j. Williams property.
Mr.. Holterhof is building a little sum-
mer cottage beyond the Williams cottage
on the sac shore.
The Millers are in their cottage, for the
season.
B. f. Ellison arrived quite early in the
season this year. :,
M. M. Russell occupies cottage at
Mr.. Raudenbush, the music dealer Of st.
Paul, is at Bald Eagle for the summer of
1899. III 81 .stT 1|i57z
Mine host Benson is preparing for the
usual run of summer patronage
]. e. Haycock has purchased the Allen
cottage at Bald, Eagle, and is ealarging
and Tesrra nging the house for hinse
WHITE BEAR BEACH. 1af 80
Mrs. slye, of st. Paul, is. occupying one
Of the sLawton cottages at White Bear
Beach, with her daughter; and her son
Ralph, who is one of the assistants in the
ST Paul public library.
A. M. Lawton and family remained here
through the winter as usual
Octave Blackbird has become perma-
nent resident of White Bear Beach. He
round
Mr.. Ferd Blackbird is also a permanent
addition to the growing population of
White Bear Beach.
Mr.. j. A. Barker has rented his house
to Fred Blackbird since the death Of his
wife last fall, and lives there with the
Blackbirds. Mr.. Barker was found put
ting a new well on his property, and in
teresting himself as usual In improve
ments generally at White Bear. Beach
Mr.. Harrison of ST. Paul, has moved
out with his family for the season.
The Kosts are expected to move out
this week.
The Pinskas were cut on Sunday, com
pleting preparations for moving out from
Henry Schley occupies a cottage near
the station, where he expects to make his
home, adding still another permanent res
ident to this growing place.
j. H. Haar is busy finding houses for
would-be residents of White Bear Beach
and helping to build up the district His
own home is one of the pleasantest at the
Beach.
The Bardwells have spent the winter at
the Beach, and again become established
residents here.
Mrs. Flynn says she came mighty near
kicking up her toes during the past win
ter. But she is as rugged as ever again
now, and is busy improving her property
at a, the Beach, which she how holds en-
11rely clear OF debt as her homestead for
herself and her family. 10
DELLWooD.
Theodore A. Schultz, of St. Paul. has
moved into the Hewitt cottage for the
season.
F. A. Slye is at Dellwood for the sum
mer.
The club house is still in the hands of
the Workmen, undergoing thorough and
complete overhauling for the reception of
the l9,. members of the yacht club.
completion, will be one Of the handsomest
anywhere on White Bear Lake, and COM
mands a charming view of the lake
Mr.. Hewitt is busy in his preparations
for the season, and is working as hard
as any day laborer in his enthusiasm to
get things to suit him.
WILDWOOD.
The electric cars brought quite a num-
Der of people to Wildwood last Sunday.
The cycle path from White Bear around
through -Deilwood and Mahtomedf to
wildwood is in good condition. and gives
wheelmen one Of the prettiest rides to be
found in the state
The Twin City Rapid Transit company
ecution of their work on the new line to
Saltwater, in the determined opposition