The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-14

Inc SchOOI BOARD or the independent
school district of White Bear, at their re-
cent meeting, reelected all the present
teachers, and the two janitors of the
Washington and Webster schools, for the
John Bunghard and family have re-
moved from the Thomas cottage on
Third street to the rooms over Ref Bros.
& Bunghard's butcher shop. and are
much pleased at the change. Miss Lilly
Bunghard still retains her position with
Robinson and Strauss in st. Paul, going
in and out daily on the train. Miss Kate
is cashier in her fathers shop.
Mr.. Louis Ref, the village recorder, has
moved into the Thomas cottage recently
occupied by the Bunghard family
Miss Johnson has been out from st.
Paul, completing arrangements for NOV
Ing into her cottage on Clarke avenue
for the season.
Mrs. Work, of Colorado, spent a few
days with her son, Walter r. Work, dur
ing the past week. She is making short
stay in St. Paul, with her son Charles:
Mrs. Frank Williams Is spending q few
days with friends in Cambridge, Mime
sofa.
Miss Julia Cummings, of Dayton ave-
nue., st. Paul, spent Sunday with Mrs.
w. R. Work at her home on Fourth
street.
Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Theodore Hansen's
mother, has entirely recovered from her
severe Illness, and is now in her cottage
at White Bear
The Royal Neighbors are the latest or
ganization to Invade White Bear. Al
thoroughly pre-empted they start out
with twenty-nine charter members.
Quite good sized delegation of local
Modern Woodmen went in on the special
that passed through here from Saltwater
Wednesday night to participate in the
Royal Neighbors celebration in st. Paul.
Vice Consul Frank Williams and Man
ager Ed. Tart headed the delegation. This
organization counts thirty members in
White Bear.
Mrs. Buck, of Chicago, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Palmer on Banning avenue.
Conductor Bardsley's mother has recov-
cred from her severe Illness, and is now
doing quite we'll.
Miss Boylan, at the pastoral residence of
St. Mary's of the Lake, was pleasantly
surprised during the week by visit from
her sister-in-law from Glencoe, MINI.
The Swedish Lutherans of White Bear
have found it extremely difficult to meet
the burden Of a regular visiting clergy
man, and many of them attend The
where their children are cared for in the
Sunday school. A Mr.. Lunquist comes
out from St. Paul occasionally to hold
clergyman in attendance at present, al
though they have not abandoned their
church organization.
Pat Tracey, after an absence of several
years, recently dropped in on his father,
Mr. James Tracey, for a three weeks
visit. He is still in the employ of the ST.
Paul & Duluth,
Mrs James Tracey has recently heard,
to her great delight, from her aged faith
er In Ireland after many years of I'M
broken silence. Her brother and sisters
are most of them in Australia, and one
sister is now in the East in this country
Oscar Benson, who has been laid-up
with grippe, is now at work again, and
seems in his usual health.
Miss Anna Davis, of Fourth street finds
her new position with Fairbanks, Morse
q Co., particularly pleasant one. She
evening trains between White Bear and
st. Paul.
Andrew .Unterleiter recently declined an
excellent position in Montana rather than
deprive his parents of his assistance in
the management of their home business
I; = Man1tou Camp No. 1880 of the Royal
at White Bear with twenty-nine charter
members, sent Mrs. Mary Soule as dele
gate to the convention in ST. Paul.
Mrs. William Evans attended the Royal
last week. s
Mrs; H. W. Boone, Mrs. o. H. Ledum
and an Mrs, Fred Rick, Of Stanley, VISION
Paul nave been spending a few DAYS with
MRS MRS john Extrand on Fourth street In
Miss Mamie O'Neil, of Nelson avenue in
o. Paul, last week. Miss Hardy is one
OF OF me IN CHARTER n members Of Manitou Camp
OF Royal NeighboTs at White Bear
Miss Jennie CUMMINGS daughter of w
II. cummings, is just completing her sec
ond year at Hamline. She expects to
In elIe ehtHe collegiate course, which
Will require two more years
MISS Rosa Perron expects to be located
IN the village during the summer. She
mas oeen on the farm with her family
curing the winter months
Farmers about White Bear have tba,r
work well in hand this year. They are
nov now nnlsh1ng planting potatoes and are
turning their attention to the corn
The residents on Matinou island inten6
10 maintain its reputation for exclusive
ness and quiet enjoyment They now
h hioyto,e, sign posted: Private grounds,
Ice dealers in White Bear are doing a
rusihlng business amongst the summer
Fred Harbaugh is still on his claino
somewhere in the wilds Of Northern Min
ne Almost anywhere from Bermidii
70 hea Lake Agency. but it might not be
making the address a little more definite
MI WITS. HarDaugh consoles herself during
iier son absence with the hope that her
a VEL LEI T. Mrs YRS S1mons, may visit her in
+t WIS. boege, of Minneapolis, will snend
Tue season at Lake Shore. We nn pIaiu
tage. 'no odnporn cot
MRS: Cobb dropped in on Mrs. Georgia
lemon l. mon Tor little visit recently. and she
on6 N It 70 occupy her house on Sec
ol1G street before long.
Mr.. Weidenborner has nnrchosa5 a.,
Oaks property on Lake avenue which he
now occupies. "iNA no
R6naro1Ivy nh
served by the Catholic faTmers sho,1+
Wnlte Bear by entire suspension of work
Us .neir 1 farms and attendance at the
Mars MARI serves ef nee at at the Church Of ST.
"a hd GreWe and Miss Millie Bentley Of
b. P,,n aaul, spent Sunday with the Misses
The Misses There's. three vopns ,.a,,a
E Wbo were formerly neighbors of Mrs
Gharles Heif In Minneapolis, spent Snn q
street WIN IL n ner at her home on Fourth
Il.
ne MISSES Kinyon and the Misses
GTeenWalt, all Of Withrow, spent SmnS neS
W with NJ the Bunghards on Railroad avenne
James II. Bacon, of the village council
ana ms brother John, have started on q
Trip 70 the West, to be gone some time
gay gay the sad news Of the death of Josenh
Blackp1rd, of Sole Settlemen+. in 81 TT -
water, where he died, at about 7 o,cloci
Of t the og eeefning Mr. Blackbird was one
leaves several brothers and a large cirI
Gle OF relatives and friends to MORN HI.
Court, e o Va m ie atI1 Of St Joseph's
mains will be taken to Centery,lla ne +od re-
sunday, where the funeral services viii
doubt nf place mac ev at the Catholic church No
VIII attend the funeral s'-
pa mrs. Ganzer and her son Louis, of ST.
Paul, spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Reif at White Bear y
Mrs. Joseph Ref has recovered FROM
proved in health III
Miss Fisher, of Minneapolis. was re-
cent guest of Mrs. Charles Ref. at her
nome on Fourth street. A
Sallboats are beginning to make their
appearance gliding over the waters Of
White Bear lake. VI
The e. cycle path between White Bear
and st. raul has been touched rp and
improved during the past week. a larry u,,e
portion OF It was treated to a bran new
The people Of Manitou island are about