The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03
WHITE BEAR.

Father Cunningham returned Wednes-
day evening from his trip to Ireland. on
Friday his parishioners' gathered IN force
at his residence to welcome him home.
The reception lasted from to p. m.
The grounds were decorated with Chinese
lanterns, and refreshments were served
to find him in such good health, and
spirits and he takes up his duties as
pastor with renewed zeal and energy,
with a united congregation to second his
efforts for the spiritual and temporal ad-
vancement of the parish.
John w. DAILY 'was surprised at his
residence in White Bear on Monday
evening by a)large number Of his friends,
who gathered te. bid him 1l1 farewell . be- e
Great Falls, Mont. He has entered into
partnership With "a. brother in that city.
He left White Bear on Tuesday, and his
pleasant home at White Bear has been
rented to a satisfactory tenant.
Arrivals at the Williams house: H. S.
Mills and wife, Do E: Roy and wife, Du-
luth; o: II. Haviland, Mr.. and Mrs. Fin
F. S. Hiland, of Chicago; Fl: Hill, of New
York; Hans Won ISchoppenkausen, Erik
b bnG mPn1 tfas fon 8 Pe and
Miss Grace eMlcCright; of South Park;
Robson and Messrs. Willie and Gordon
the home Of j. W Marsden, at Bald
Eagle lake. They put in day Of -genu--
inc fun. and returned home well pleased
with their little outing.
holiday in White Bear. The schools
will open on Tuesday. Miss Couvillion
will probably remain in her present de-
partment, Miss Scott taking Miss Scho-
fields room and Miss Hubmann being
placed in the grade formerly taught by
Miss Scott
William H. Griffith and Basil Duke, the
surveyors. sent to make geological sur
from Washington, D. c., last week. They
brought large load of instruments with
them. and will remain at the Williams
house while completing their work here.
the head while playing with some of his
companions. and had to be cared for by a
surgeon. But he is considered all right
again again now Had the blo 'Sh been n struck struck
probably have killed him on the spot.
Miss Lucy GundIach entertained TWEEN
ty young ladies from the First Presby
terrain church, of st. Paul, one day. last
and others by rail. Refreshments were
served on the grounds, and the occasion
was most enjoyable one.
Winnie Cage entertained about eighty
of her little friends on Wednesday even
ing. The grounds were Illuminated by
means of Chinese lanterns. and the little
merrymakers carried their amusements
well on into the late hours of the night.
Some sixty men employed In extend
ing new telephone line through White
Bear have been scattered about the ho
tells during the week. They were to be
found chiefly at Mrs. Fanning's at the
Cummings hotel and at Lakeside.
Father Campbell preached the last
sermon of his Series al the Church of ST.
Mary's of the Lake last Sunday. He
returned last week to st. PaIl's SEM
mary. where he is professor of moral
| theology. 3nl
Mr.. Stickney and his family are the
| first persons to close their sumner home
| at the lake and return to the city. They
| left Manitou island during the week. re-
| turning to their home in st. Plul.
| Mr.. Godfrey entertained rambler of
| friends at his residence in Whits Bear on
! Wednesday,. Among the guests we're: Rev.
| Messrs. Stout and Wareham ard License
| Inspector Mcintyre, of st. Paul
| Mr.. Girard, an old veteran living at
| White Bear, was admitted to tie Sold ,rs'
| home. at Minnehaha on THURSDAY, VIII ere
| he Will be com. oTtab'e FIR hsf-ma.nder
| of his declining years
I Mrs. Douglas gave an AFTERNOON tea
on Tuesday at her home on Lake ave.