The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13

Bear will give benefit next October in
Mrs j. M, King is improving some
what, and it is hoped will soon be
entirely free from her recent illness.
Mrs. Joe Nash entertained the Ladies'
club Monday. Mrs. Swift. Mrs. A. E.
prizes.
Mill Eleanor Dobsen entertained the
Thursday club. Miss Dampier had the
Miss Laura Pumsey, Of Seattle. Wash,
IS the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Nash
for few weeks.
Miss Alice Bunker, Mr.. S. T. Pierce
and Mr.. Henry were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dampier Sunday
Miss Nan Morris and Mr.. Charles Stew
Miss butcher N--
Mrs: Dill entertained the Thursday
morning Bible class
Miss Van Horn is spending the week
Cooley -"' .
Mr., and Mrs. Bruce and Miss Bruce
spent last week with Mr.. and Mrs A
Mrs. Belle, of Merriam Park, was the
guest Of Mrs. Hall during the week.
"a euchre tournament is being held at
for cup to be presented by Mr.. John
Dresser.
LAKE SHORE.
A special entertainment and vaudeville
were given at Lake Shore pavilion last
Wednesday evening In connection with
the regular hop.
last week.
Visitors Visitors at Leip'g cottage: Charles
smith and daughter Mrs. George Burke,
william Lee, St. Paul; Clyde Quiet, Ida
Goodrich, H. B. Prince, Josie Z. Prince,
StlIlwater; |. H. Hansen, John B. Van
Duzen, NJ. Spooner and wife, e. c. Wal
ter and wife, Miss May Pope, Miss Jen-
ME Carlson, Miss Florence Gossin, Min
house on the south shore of the lake.
M. II. Murphy has gone out West to
visit his ranch and look after his bust
ness.
BALD EAGLE.
Mrs. John McCauley has returned from
a weeks visit to friends in ST. Paul, and
thinks there is no place like Bald Eagle
When the mercury is up in the nineties.
The Phoenix Club of Minneapolis will
hold its picnic at Bald Eagle today
quite number of private picnics and
visitors were scattered about the shores
OF Bald Eagle last Sunday, spending the
cay in quiet enjoyment.
The weavers of the North Star wooden
mills will hold their picnic at Bald Eagle
on the fist Sunday in September 1t is
expected that some 400 of them will turn
out on that day.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Hutchins, Of the
St. Paul Relief society, were at Bald
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aGmtring the beauty Of the lake.
Robert Clouston, Of Minneapolis, will
chaperone some Of the choir boys from
St. Andrews church, in Minneapolis, at
Mrs. G. F. Clifford and a number of
young folks from ST. Paul have been
Mrs. w. H; Lewis and the G. T; U. club
at the Cobb cottage have also been
spending a glorious week at this beauti-
full spot
Miss Edwards and Miss Lowth have
completed their visit at Bald Eagle, and
have returned to their home in st. Paul.
BIRCH LAKE.
Prof and Mrs. Farrar, Messrs. Horace
and Harry Freeman, Weigand, EXtrand,
Rene, Brant and Street, and the Misses
Whitaker CleWett, Cummings, and the
two Misses Tuttle celebrated their sew
enths annual corn roast few DAYS ago.
This is far pleasanter than some other
kinds of roast; and what with the presen.
tation of an appropriate hat to one of
the young men, the disappearance of one
of the horses, the camp fire, etc, they
had a glorious old time, and didn't go
home-until they got good and ready:
Miss Louisa Kichli, of Duluth, is visit
ing her relatives at the Burkard farm
just beyond Birch lake. Miss Kiichli is
yerv popular at the farm, and will be
missed when she returns home to Duluth:
Miss Amelia Goetzke. was a recent ea1.
home on the Centerville road.
WILDWOOD.
This place becomes more popular every
day. Groups of visitors are always to be
seen about the grounds or IN or on the
water, and every car brings new corners.
to the scene. sitIsL -
Wednesday night at the performance of
the Mandolin club. Piano music Is fur
nished every afternoon and evening FOR
The members of the Christian church,
corner Harrington and Nelson avenues,
held their picnic at Wildwood on Thurs-
day. The day was a scorcher, and the
| cool breeze near the lake was delightful
The new electric power house is going
up rapidly, and will soon be ready for
business.
DELLWOOD.
A fine large tennis court is being marked
| grounds This will be popular court at
White Bear lake.
Mr.. Cowley has rebuilt his electric plant
| at Dellwood and has removed all traces
| of the recent disastrous fire.
MAHTOMEDI.
Hotel arrivals: Mrs. and Miss Malcolm
| son, Chatham, Canada; Mr.. and Mrs. W
| w. Wolcott, st. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs G. S.
Partridge, Chicago; Mrs. H. Penfield,
| Cedar Rapids, To-; Daniel Grips, Buffalo,
| n. Y.
Mr.. Thelen says the postoffice at this
| place has eclipsed all previous financial
records this season. The receipts are I'M
Miss Caruthers and Miss Helen Robin
| son spent last Sunday at Mahtomedi with
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Robinson.
William and Evan Rees and Howard
Thomas were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Robinson at the hotel last week.
LAKE MINNETONKA.
A. w. and r. P. Perry and Miss Flor