The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-17
WHITE BEAR.

QUIGIIy
Ing In their summer cottages and many
| of them will be here at least until Oc-
| tober.
The street fair in Saltwater was a
great attraction for White Bear people
during the week. They went there in
parties, quartettes, pairs and singly, and
all seemed to enjoy the experience in the
| Prison City on the bluffs.
| The Sunday crowds continue to come to
! the lake. Last Sunday brought out a
| large population from the city. The scenes
about the station were as lively as in
midsummer, and the steamboats, between
| Wildwood and White Bear did rushing
| business all day long.
The village council has finally complet-
ed the purchase of the disputed strip of
land in front Of the Partridge property
| on Lake avenue Mr. Partridge is rich
er by $1,000. cash, and the public Is once
more enjoying the the use { of the cycle path
moved the fence that has enclosed It all
summer.
Mrs. G, H. Griggs gave a reception on
Manitou island Her many friends were
out in large numbers for the house warm
Ing, the decorations about the grounds
were enchanting and - congratulatiQ ems
charm and beauty of their Island home.
When the Jennie R beat the Pastime
last Saturday q, week, she was in charge
berg, not yet being well enough to. sail
her himself. Master Eugene Markoe, four
teen. years Of age. brought her in TIL
close contest. Mr.. Taylor took it philo-
sophically as usual, and admired the sail
ing done by his small opponent.
Some of our railroad people seem to an
ticipate a diminution of the usual num-
Der of trains between White Bear and
saltwater and st. Paul tf1s winter, ow-
ing to the opening of the new electric
ground for such apprehension at present
There was a dance in Gettys hail
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Dean and family have closed their
| cottage on the, island and returned to
| their home in st. Paul.
w. E. Howard moved into the city dur
| ing the week from Manitou island.
| Miss Minnie KEEPS was married last
| Sunday at Withrow.
The auction sale Of the Wahbemahquah
| furniture drew .qHiteSa crowd during the
| week. and1eVery Narietyiof household ar
ticlesl were being carried away by enthu-
siaslc purchasers or dellve cd at Their
| home by eXpreSsmen, and others.
| S. C. Smiths bronchos made a 2:40 dash
| out of the stable one day last week, but
came to a sudden obstruction and did 70
great damage.
The threshing machines have been hald
at work all the week. Charles Anger al
| Withrow, and William Auger Oh TIE s..
Paul road, are Smelling out the grain at
| a rapid rate
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gerken visited
relatives at Osceola last Saturday henry
returned on Monday, but Mrs. Gef ken
will remain for a longer visit.
McLaren. Of st. Paul, were among he
arrivals at Lakeside last Week. ri s.
Drake will keep her house open thrcu n
the pleasant fall weather.
Mrs. Joseph Burkard spent last Wfek
with her relatives at Centerville. n -
| Kiichli, who has been spending a por-
ton Of the summer with Mrs. BurHai o.
returned to her home in Duluth last TIE
day.
joseph Hardy, the. grocer. is having a
delightful time on his Eastern trip He
met Rev. Father Lee, at one time pastor
at White. Bear. in Boston, and also rain
erss 4Audiffret 1 and Barber formerly OF
Miss Annie Davis entertained Il number
of White Bear and St Paul friends a
few evenings ago at her home on East
Fourth street, in White Bear. MISS Dit-
Wis is an excellent hostess. and al! were
reminded Of this fact by their pleasant
experience on this occasion.
Miss Mamie O'Nei. of Nelson avenue.
St. Paul, spent last Sunday with her
| friends at White Bear,
Miss Ida Walters. of Saltwater. spent
last week with Miss Marie Hansen at her
home iii White Bear. Miss Walters
ize that she is the little Ida Walters that
used to be here only few years ago.
Mrs James Waters, of White Beai,
and Mrs. Gibbs. of Taylors rails, spent
|
home in Saltwater.
Marie Hansen slipped over to see the
street fair in Saltwater on Wednesday.
Joseph Ref. Mr.. and Mrs L: N. Ref
n NJ. Henkel and Nj ann, and MIS- rs W 0!do
nesday, and took in the street fair du-
ring their stay in the Prison City.
Col. Wright. who occupied the Hanna
| cottage on East Fourth street, in Wnte
Bear. this season. has returned to MS
St Paul home for the winter.
Col. Appleton has moved into st. Paul
from Cottage Park.
George c. Powers has moved into the
city from Dellwood.
The club house at Dellwood is closed
until next year. and Mrs. Messner mas
moved into town for the winter.
Gen. M D. Flower has moved in from
Cottage Park to his st. Paul home.
Matt Murphy and family will take their
departure from Cottage Park to their
city home tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Markoe and
their boys, Commodore" Eugene and
| admiral" Stuart Markoe. will move into
ST. Paul on Tuesday to the corner OF
| Tenth and Canada streets, where they
will spend the winter. William Markoe
and son Lorenzo will remain at the la IKE
winter. John Markoe will be with them
most of the time.
J. B. Little moved in from his Dellwood
home to st. Paul during the week.
at Bald Eagle lake. Rev. j. j.. FaUde
and his choir boys returned to Minneapo-
lis Rev. Mr.. Betcher and Rev. Sari ray
| lor have returned to their duties In the
city.
Emil Geist and family. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Hermann all departed for their
| city home last Thursday, closing their
| cottage on the south shore for the Win
| ter.
L. H. We'll moved in front Lake Shore
! last week.
]. P. Whitwell moved back to the city
| from the cottage on Lake avenue OH
| Wednesday.
Mrs. Marchand has been back at White
Bear during the past week visiting her
! daughter. Mrs. William Leip ..
W. H Kane and family returned to the
city on Tuesday. ~ ~
| Miss Cummings was one Of the first to
! depart from Bald Eagle for the city this
| season.
C. D. McLaren also moved In from Bald
| Eagle during the week.
Mrs. M A Reaney moved into ST., Paul
| last week from her cottage on the north
| shore near Lakeside.
| DR.. Fry and family moved back to the
| city from Cottage Park during the past
| week.
| c. ]. Batson has moved in from Bald
| Eagle lake.
II l.. Weber pulled up stakes at Bald
| Eagle last week, and returned to his city
| home.
]. II. Fitz closed his Bald Eagle cottage
| on Wednesday, and retreated to his city
| home to prepare for the coming winter.
| s. w. Raudenbusch abandoned his Bald
Eagle cottage for St Paul during the
! week. 49,
| mer residents from Bald Eagle last week.
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