The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-24

about 1872 Switzerland was his native
country. He died at the age of sixty
late ever since his wife's death He was
good citizen, respected by his neigh
| oors, and had always been Industrious
and of good habits. Quite a body Of
mains to their last resting place In Union
cemetery, near Lake Shore.
Quite a humber of Catholics about
| White Bear went in to see the parade in
st. Paul last Sunday. A good many of
| them marched in the ranks.
Capt. Young has been hard at work all
the week dredging out the weeds in the
lake, according to his contract.
Capt. Boulter moved a load Of his
furniture away from the lake last week
which would seem to indicate preparation
for an early flight from our sylvan
shores.
Mrs. Fulton and Miss Fulton have re-
turned home from their. trip to Europe.
Tom and his brother Andrew may re-
main In the East to catch a glimpse of
Admiral Dewey In New York.
Mrs: Banty and Miss Zahler, of Hud-
son, Wis, have been spending a few
on his farm beyond Birch lake. They
visited friends and relatives in Center
vile with their cousin, Mamie Burkard
before returning home.
Mrs. Joseph Burkard has been spending
who is very seriously ILL.,
Mr. Moves and family moved into the
city on M 1nday from the island
The evening mail from st. Paul now
reaches White Bear at ABS instead of 6
D. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Brian. of Two Har-
bors, spent seve. al days last week with
their friends DR.. and Mrs. s. O. Francis
at their residence on East Third street in
Viii Bear.
c. R. Croft and family moved into the
city from Lake Shore on Monday.
The Bowlbys left the lake for their city
home on Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hanna have moved
back into their cottage, on East Fourfh
street. in White Bear, for the winter.
Dean Leaman and two Of the ColIettes
are now in the employ Of the telephona
company, working up the road north of
White Bear.
Frank Williams and wife are spending
a rev days in Cambridge and Duluth
visiting friends and relatives
- Htallberg Is temporary night OPERATOR
at White Bear station, during the changes
absent.
Judge Michaud. of White Bear. has
moved into the Francis cottage on East
Flfth street, in that village, for the WIN
The stations at Lake Shore and NAH
tomedt are closed for the winter season
The Mahtomedi hotel has closed until
next year.
The, Williams house, at White Bear,
closed for the season last week
VIC Richards attempted to climb q
tree and tie rope to the upper branches
after the tree had all the roots carefully
cut away. He and the tree both fell to-
sether, ana ne was 80 seriously hurt in
ternaliy that he went into the hospita;
III ST Paul for proper care ana treatment
ribs VI LIS
r. G.. Wright moved to St. Paul for
the winter on Monday
Mr.. Frank O'Meara vacated the Stevens
cottage on the north shore last Monday
ter. 0 VIII
M. H Murphy and family moved in
from Cottage Park last Monday.
Bernard Conway has finished his srm-
In White Bear 9 SUI
Miss Jennie Cummings, of White Bear
is again settled at Hamline for another
stitution. AZ
Miss Olivier. of St. Paul, and Miss Nc
Allfster, OF Canada, spent last Sunday
as the guests of the Misses Hardy, on
East Third street.
Gen. Sanborn and family moved into
the city on Thursday.
,Otto Luedke Jr., Joseph Proulx, Charles
Mlilette, Norman Bazille and four 9th
ers shot forty ducks last Sunday, in the
neighborhood of Centreville.
,1osepH burKard Will rent his blacksmith
SShop and spend the winter on his farm at
Birch lake.
M: D. Miller. and family and Mrs. e
Blair BLair moved in from Bald Eagle on
Thursday.
The Misses Gundlach are making their
nome on Fairmount avenue, in ST Paul
while teaching in that city through the
winter.
VIM. F. Marl1oe and family moved into
261 East Tenth street, in st. Paul, last
tuesday, where they will spend the win
ter months.
G. J. Miss has returned to his city home
passed. 'u''
Fred Gundlach is on his way home with
ne Z h,i FiIst washington regiment from the
h1l1ppines. The regiment is expected at
san Francisco about Oct /
Z: II. Manship and family moved from
thelr island cottage at White Bear to the
city on Tuesday. ~ nc
Mr.. Claussen has closed his cottaea IN
the south shore and returned to the citv
for the winter. 1i'S
j. r Elmer Is preparing to move in
from his Dellwood home in a few days
Mr.. Harris has moved to. the. city from
White Bear Beach.
at the M. E. Church In White Bear before
the conference meets. Whether he will
then be reassigned to the same field Of
labor for another year he cannot yet say.
Inc IuOTBdIlSleTnS may nnger at the
Beach until Oct. 1 If the weather is pleas
ant.
Mrs Ovitt and Mrs War.ng will move
In from Dellwood early this year
Mrs. Elijah Long went out fishing with
her husband last week and pulled I'D
five black bass from the waters of White
Bear, each weighing four pounds. Her
worser half smiled and he meckIy toe k
them off the hook for her
A. s. Dimond was In the village one
day last week closing. up his bus ne SIS af-
fairs. He may go into business in Win
throp, where son now edits a local pa
per. -
The town members of the Town and
Country club were entertained by the
country members at Withrow one day
last week.
DR.. Clark is preparing to move into the
house Just vacated by Judge Michaud
on East Third street. in White Bear.
The guests at Lakeside are remaining
until the first Of the month.
Stan Miner was doing duty as special
policeman along Lake avenue last week.
Mr.. Partridge will occupy his new home
on Lake avenue through the winter.
A new floor was laid and other i'm
provemeTlts made about the engine house
at White Bear last week.
The M. E. Church at White Bear had.
new coat of kalsomining recently and
looks heater than ever.
Judge Clark has improved greatly in
health during the summer months after
his paralytic stroke of last year