The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-25

lawn festival for the church of st. Johns
in the wilderness, for which Mrs. Leip
proposes to allow the use of her pretty
grounds near Lake Shore. The date is not
yet set.
COTTAGE PARK.
The board of water commissioners from
St. Paul made a complete tour of their
Eagle, and left Secretary John Cauifieid
at his own door at Cottage Park, on their
return trip to the city, last Thursday.
W. Jewe it, and family moved into
son. This completes the list of families
usually, spending the summer months at
the park, and all are now ready for sea-
son OF quiet enjoyment.
SOUTH SHORE.
Residents over here are interested in
the route that will probably be selected
by the Suburban Railway company for
its extension from Wildwood to White
be pretty definitely settled this week.
Mr.. Goldsmith is erecting new cot
tage on his grounds here, which will be
occupied by his mother during the sum-
mer months at the lake.
Maj. Pausdorf and niece, of st. Paul,
were recent visitors at the home of Mr..
and Mrs J; H. Schneider The major
served in the First Minnesota infantry
during the Civil war, and he and Mr..
Schneider have been warm personal
friends since. their early. boyhood. They
naturally naQ many "reminiscences OF the
past to talk over together.
Walter Schneider has a second Gypsey
now. He purchased new sailboat a
few days ago, and now he is happy once
more. Walter is a great lover of the
lake and of all lake sports.
Miss Marjory Taylor entertained her
sunday school sci class at her home at the
the day the weather being perfect, was
a thoroughly enjoyable one.
Mr. ]. H. Schneider's face lights up
with pardonabe pride as he chances to-
wards his magnificent twelve-acre field
of rye, one of the finest in the state.
Emil Geist and family nave moved into
their summer home on the north shore of
the lake. where they always thoroughly
enjoy the life in the country.
BALD EAGLE
The butchers picnic invaded this place
last Thursday, coming in eleven passen-
ger coaches over the ST. Paul & Duluth
road. They put in a big day here, and
returned to the city in time to meet the
demand for meat for breakfast in the
morning.
F. G. Wheeler has moved into his new
house here for the summer.
c. c. Sharp is in the Witt Cottage,
where he will spend the season
j. H. Fitz is occupying Hazlewood for
the summer months.
Miss May Cummings has moved out to
Bald Eagle for the next few months.
A. L. Bowker is established at Bald
Eagle for the season now opening.
Il. Il. ENJOYING
life at Bald Eagle for some time past.
Mr.. Nash has again moved out to Bald
Eagle for the season.
The cycle path to White Bear has been
trodden down by cattle and made i'm
passable. It is to be hoped that it will
be promptly repaired, as 1t is already
favorite route for wheelmen this year,
and is much Travelled.
WILDWOOD.
Yesterday was big day here. The
formal opening of the electric line to
this point, with the new interurban cars
making trips every forty minutes, and the
excursion of the Independent Order of
Foresters. combined to draw many per-
the day was thoroughly enjoyed by ALL
AS all Intoxicating liquor is rigidly ex-
GUIDED from the grounds, this will I'M
doubtedly be popular resort under the
new management, for that large class of
c1tlzens who prefer to see that feature
eliminated from similar resorts.
Mr.; Hickey, the ST. Paul lawyer, whilst
out here on a fishing excursion with Mr..
Godfrey and another friend last Thursday
met with painful accident. In stepping
from the launch to the dock the boat
and the dock. painfully in1uring his knee
cap. He was taken to White Bear where
pr. FRANCIS kept him at his own resi-
9ence over night and cared for him pro-
reasonably. On Friday morning he took
MIN in on the 900 train to ST. Joseph's
easily
II; p, Barclay has moved out to the
peninsula, near Dellwood where he will
spend the summer
MAHTOMEDI.
Mrs: Prescott entertained the Euchre
club Monday. Miss Dampier Miss Du-
1resne and Miss Prescott won the prizes
Miss Ethel Murray gave a sailing party
In the Albbatius Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlson are spending a
fey weeks in the Yellete cottage.
ESpy cottage Thursday.
Mr.. Powell Is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
butcher for few weeks.
Miss Eleanor Dobson has returned from
Mount ST. Joseph, Dubuque To-, and will
spend the season at the lake
pr Allen spent Sunday at the Benepe
g A dancing party was held at the hotel
tagers. W.
An informal euchre was given in the
hotel parlors Thursday evening. Mr..
Grant and Mrs: Trumbull won the prizes.
Mrs. A. Dufresne and Miss Virginia
Dufresne have returned from a weeks
visit in st. Louis, "eeAs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams have re-.
turned from their trip around the lakes.
No. MF. FRED R1ngwald was a guest at
Mis- Miss ), Belle, Miss Ethel Belle and Miss
Amanda An zahm are visitors of Mrs. H. P,
Hall for the week
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Carmichel, H. w. Dresen, Thomas T,aDe
Thomas. Calhoon, William Canby. wife
ana children, o. D. Thomas Prof. T
fE;snwick, e; P. Basford, St. Paul; o. H.
fo 1ef1Gns' MI1nnssSSp p; J. Galhion, St
Ringwald, Chicago; George Grant. svrs.
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