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

on Thursday afternoon. Hank and his
! wife have the heartfelt sympathy of their
| many friends about White Bear in their
| sad bereavement.
A number of large picnic parties passed
| through White Bear during the week on
! their way to Russell Beach and other
| points along the railroad. They all con-
| tributed to give added life to the busy
scenes about the White Bear station.
The tally-ho made regular trips between
| White Bear and Bald Eagle on Wednes-
| day, thus enabling many persons from
the butchers picnic to visit both places
during the day.
DR.. S. G. Smith succeeded in saving
Mr.. Wagner's horse from death on Thurs
day Thanks to his prompt response to
| the call for his professional services.
The st. Paul grOcers passed through the
village on their way to their picnic
| grounds and return.
Mrs. Brown, of East Fourth street, has
gone with her three children on a visit
to FRIENDS in St. Louis, Mo-, to be absent
probably several weeks.
Charles A; g. SHooper and wife were Wis
| itors at Wahbemahquah during the week.
! f. A Hill, of Hamline, formerly in
charge of the NJ. E.. church at this point,
was visitor at the lake one day last
week.
Rev. DR.. Robert Forbes lectured at the
NJ. e. church, in White Bear, to an APP
! preciatiVe audience He made his head
quarters at Wahbemahquah whilst in
the village.
Mr. smith, of ST. Paul, who is connect
ed with the Boston one-Price Clothing
quah for himself and family.
w. H. Averill and ]. J. Brown, of st.
Paul, were visitors at Wahbemahquah
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Matheis, of st.
Paul, paid a visit to the Williams house
and enjoyed the pure lake air one day
! during the week.
Albert A Contain and Morris Cohn
were guests of S. H. Haas at Wahbemah-
| quah on Sunday.
Miss Virgie Cayou has completed her
fQrn a 60111U
In st. Paul, and is now at the lake with
| her mother for the summer.
William James, of New York, register
| ed at Wahbemahquah last week
| Henry Young, of st. Paul, was visitor
at the Williams house recently.
P. H. Jacobson, A. F. Sud- and P. H.
tel Wahbemahquah a few days ago
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Williams, of st.
! Paul, will spend the summer months with
| Mrs. Cayou at White Bear.
Mrs. Amelia Herschman, of st. Paul,
registered at the Williams house last
week.
a visitor at Mathematician during the
! week.
The cycle path along Lake avenue is
done on it by the Village authorities
Arrivals at Williams house: William T.
Kent, Kankakee, Mich. !; Louis Long and
! ton, Miss Ray Sontag, Chicago; Miss Hell
en- Goodspeed, Spokane Wash; George
E: Gilliland and wife, W. A. Morris.
" Mr.. and tpi Mrs rs 8. P. Carter and Miss
| Ellen Carter, Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Frank
fgrter Fitz Hamilton Curtis WSsa; John . B.
| amongst the numerous visitors to the lake
from Minneapolis during the week.
W. W. Owens, of St. Paul, and F. M.
! Owens, of Cincinnati, O., paid a visit to
| the lake few days ago.
Charles Way and Mrs. Jennie Way, of
St. Paul, registered at the Williams
A. NJ Peabody, Marshall Peabody and
visitors to the lake last week.
J. P. Wolf and wife, OF st. Paul, spent
! the day at the lake on Sunday.
Arrivals at Goodwillie cottage: Mr..
| and Mrs Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Wack, Mr.. Work and Mr.. Pierson, OF
Mr.. Parker and Mr.. Ed Olson, of North
Branch, were guests at the Goodw1lhe
! cottage last week.
! There were two arrests last sunday IN
! White Bear for use of abusive language.
| One of the parties paid % and costs, the
other 81 and costs, and they took thelr
/ shores wondering how this mossback
| community could ever dispense with their
! valuable presence here.
! On Wednesday two wheelmen who did
not see any officer in sight took the IA
| vorable opportunity to wheel on the vii
| lage sidewalks Marshal Dan 1vett had
| his eagle eve on them, ana LnGy -1GIl L1le1I
cash Behind them as security for their
| appearance for trial. and then forgot 10,
return.
| school on the West side, are being in
closed with a new wire fence,
The old shingles on the White Bear
station were replaced last week by
| brand new ones and the station is once
| more up-to-date in all respects, ana
I Agent Coleman wears his usual satisfied
! smile of contentment.
| Of he PraShyyf6ri9n Sewing
society held their meeting on Thursday
Mrs. Joseph Therrien Craylor). Of the
West side, spent the day with her family
| at the st. Paul & Duluth picnic at Rus
Mr.: Paul Capistrant, living on the Cen
with his son, whom he had not seen for
more than twenty years. The son came
from Massachusetts, to visit his father,
and they spent several very pleasant days
together. Mr.. Capistrant Jr., has now re-
turned to his Eastern home.
Mr. DAME, Lyons, of Cayuga street IN
| st. Paul and friends, spent the day with
| Mr. William Lyons and family recently,
| on Bald Eagle avenue.
Mrs. Roman started from White Bear on
| Wednesday, t.. Irejoin her husband, DR.;
| Roman, in Michigan, where they will
Amongst the many St. Paul transients
| noted the following: Frank 3. Hooper,
Gus D. BRAKEMAN, w p. Hill, Charles
| W Kingsbury, e. J. F1eller, Elmer Ruff'
| Mrs G. c. Armstrong, Charles S. Bevan,
S. P. Plough, M. Burwell. and others
William Lyons and family, Of Bald
Beach, with the big St. Paul & Duluth
Tom Tom wiles was obliged to lay off on ac-
count of sickness, and Is now, at home
! threatened with an attack of Illness.
! Sidney Casaw still makes his regular
| business trips between White Bear and
| ST. Paul, and keeps sharp lookout for
| his patrons as they move out to their
| summer homes from the city.
MANITOU ISLAND.
w. E. Howard is now in his home on the
| island for the season.
| trip to Montreal to attend the great yacht
| race, and tells interesting accounts of all
| that he saw and heard whilst away.
| The yachtsmen residing on the island
/ are returning to their homes here, ready
to open the White Bear yachting season
! in earnest now.
| Mr.. Griggs' fine new residence is being
| rapidly pushed to completion
LAKE SHORE.
The regular Wednesday and Saturday
| hops took place as usual at the pavilion
I the past week.
Eugene Ramaley has brought the Yam
| kee back to the lake in safety. He has
! reason to be proud of her fine record on
the st. Lawrence. even though she came
out second best
Arrivals at Ramaley Villa: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Clark, Mrs. and Miss Card
ner, Mr.: Sleigh. Mr.. julie Burrough, Mr.
and Mrs Daniel Ferguson Mrs. Miles and
| three children, of st. Paul; Mr. and Mrs
| W. Green Montreal, Canada; Mrs Sells
meyer and Miss Josephine Sanders, Min
! neapolis.
Mrs. Lee of the Leip cottages, is absent
on visit to friends.