The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-07

slice Of the new cycle path now used to
that point.
W. S. Morton Is the pioneer on Manitou
island this season, being the first to
move into his own home there.
Mr. Schultz, of Foot, Schultz & Co., will
move out this week.
Mr.. ID. Murphy, the st. Paul lawyer. is
already established in White Bear for
the season.
Il. H. Wild and family have returned
to their home at White Bear beach for
the summer.
Mr.. Thayer, city salesman for Noyes
Bros, & Cutler, is the other early ar
rival at White Bear beach, where he has
located for the summer with his family
Wheelmen will be glad to know that the
path from st. Paul Is on the whole In
excellent condition. From White Bear to
Dellwood is poor riding just at present
few repairs being needed. Dellwood tc
Mahtomedi is generally fair, with one ex-
ceptlon. Mahtomedi to Wildwood excel
lent. Wildwood across to White Bear
road near Rene farm generally poor.
DELLwooD.
Here we find the same activity, furnish
ing UP of houses and premises and rush
Of new arrivals. The headquarters for
the yacht club are receiving a general
overhauling, and 1t Is hard to believe that
any part Of the old building still remains
in the present structure. When the work
men complete their labors it will be a
club house to be proud of. The next OBJ
ject to arrest attention Is Mr.. McKib-
bins new home, Just about completed
which bids fair to be one Of the handsom-
est and most imposing private homes In
Dellwood.
Messrs. Walter and Bert Hewitt and
Kirby Barnum are having their premises
put in order, preparatory to keeping
bachelors hall during the summer
months. At least so says Dame Rumor
again.
winter at Dellwood.
The Ovitt family and Mrs. Warning were
promptly on hand as usual, and are set
tied in their home for the summer
Truman w. 1ngersoll has also been true
to old traditions, and seized the earliest
opportunity to slip into his little home
once more.
upon his heels, and are now established
at Dellwocd.
c. L. Hart has moved out to Dellwood
bright and early.
A. M P. Cowley is ono Of the earliest
arrivals at Dellwood this season, and ia
already an old settler amongst those who
have followed him.
IH0 W1luoeS WOulO NOT De OuLQOn0, anO
! have hied them to Dellwood's sylvan
glades for recreation and enjoyment.
Rush B. Wheeler has Joined the rush,
and tried to be amongst the very first to
locate a. Dellwood for the new season.
Mr.. Simon, the st. Paul 1eweler, is one
Of the latest arrivals at Dellwood.
F. M. Patterson rebuilt on the peninsula
after being burned out, and on May
moved into his new house with his
family.
MAHTOMEDI. Is
This favorite resort Is as busy as It's
reputation for peace and quiet well per-
NIT. Bustle and activity everywhere IL
noiseless and unexcited way. The hotel
Is receiving thorough house cleaning
Not far away, gangs of men are busily
at work on the new electric line to Still
water. Men, scrapers and horses. are
travelling along at rate that promises
well for having the line completed on
schedule time. Meanwhile Mahtomedi
people are waiting for the first electric
car to appear from st. Paul, as an un-
rnistakable sign that summer is with
| them at last.
The Damplers arrived on the scene ir
April. and are watching with interest the