The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-18

Despite the unfavorable, weather, a big
crowd gathered about Lake Shore pavil-
cension and other attractions of the day
The balloon ascension was complete sue
cess, although the rather high wind made
1t difficult to fill the balloon properly. The
aeronaut descended safely with his para
chute in the fields beyond the old Getty
farm In the direction of Bald Eagle. To-
tette and the fireworks in the evening
will undoubtedly draw bigger crowd
than ever. ~. af> an =
The storm did comparatively. little dam
age about w httel5 Beans hit66 aehe.many
asot torn tae aSd Msed a 81
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Quite a number of Whate Bear citizens
went over to New Richrflond to, tender
furnishing provisions, etc.
Miss Jennie Cummings of Clarke ave-
nue., has returned home from Hamlipe for
Conductor Jack Tracy's surgical opera
ton last week proved more Serious than
was expected, and he has been in a ve,y
lieved to be out Of danger and ON the
way to complete restoration to health.
Mr.. George Freeman and family, of st.
Paul, have moved Into their summer
home at. Birch Lake for the season.
Mr.. and Miss Yates, of Portland ave-
nue., st: Paul, spent few days last week
B.. Z
The White Bear village council will
meet on June 26 as board Of abatement,
to hear all grievances with regard to as
sessments for this year,!
The lawn festival. held non Thursday
evening at the residence, of Mr.. Daniel
Getty, on Second street In White Bear,
for the benefit Of the Church of st. Johns
st. Agnes Guild, was largely attended,
and was q complete financial and social
success, The grounds were prettily. dec
tad xxyitI, 0hiv q anita TT1c md oil
joyed q pleasant evening.
On Wednesday last Mrs Herman Paar.
Ct White Bear vas m pa11 1,t to Miss
ner's brother acting as groomsman, and
Miss Anna Paar, sister of Mr.. Paar, was
bridesmaid. Rev. II. Volkert, of North
mony. Only the immediate relatives of
the contracting parties were present.
Among the guests we're Rev. and Mrs.
and Mrs II. Volkert. OF. North St Paul;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Bockstruck, also of
st. Paul. The children of the various
and the whole affair presented pretty
and merry family gathering not soon to
be forgotten. Mr.. and Mrs. Paar went
to Minneapolis for a short visit, after
Paar cottages on Clarke avenue.
Farmers In this vicinity who may de-
sire to have their mail and daily papers
delivered at their homes each day now
have chance to secure this privilege,
provided they act at once and make their
desires known. TO do this they must pre-
of their congressman. to be presented to
the postoffice department in Washing
ton. The service will cost them nothing,
and they can get stamps and postal cards
and even money orders through the car
rier The man who secures the position
Of carrier will get salary Of 500 year.
for which he must put In from five to
six hours work each day. The applicants
that get In their petition first and make
out the strongest claim to the service
obliged to wait until larger appropriations
Nj. and Mrs. George A. waek, of st.
willie cottage In White Bear for the sea-
son. Mr.. Wack is connected with the
Pioneer Press.
visitor at the lake last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michaud,a of South Tenth
street. Minneapolis, paid "a visit to Mrs.
NJ. P. Delaney and Wifs,s of st. Paul.
Master Frank =. DuhccaaR of Hopkins
street, spent a few GAYS with Joseph
Alfred Plante, of the WEST side, is so
proud of his fine new wagon with it's
S Srea s Sa IF pH asf the
big storm without overlooking for shell
ter frsm the pog Wifa 5an TWO children
house and fy spent the ID last week.
Walter B. Hyde, Dubuq5e; Dr. r. H.
Egan, New York W. b. Stuart, Des
Moines; Fl. 3. TitcheQck, Miss w. j.
Willis, Miss r. Ellis, = Chicago; A. 3.
Schmidt. Louisville, KY. aid D. M. Col
Inns, were among those Who registered
at the Williams housss during the past
County VIM. r.. JohHHsson, Of st. Paul,
was the guest of Mrs. Samuel Haas, at
Wahbemahquah, last Sunday. ~
Peter johnson is superintending
work of extending the cycle path along
the shore from Clarke avenue to the
bridge, and is fixing up the various dam
gerous points that have been causing &C.
cidents in that vicinity.
H. A. Link, of Pipestone, Mimi, paid q
visit to the lake during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvidge, Of st. Paul, were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C.. Stanley, Charlton.
To-; b. o. Bolton and wife and II. 8.