The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-16


cred the distance between Hamm's brew
cry and his home in White Bear with
his team recently in 81 minutes. And he
says he wasn't trying to jump his beer
bill at the brewery either.
Messrs. Stern and Howard. of Rush
City; Mr.: and Mrs. Gallagher, of Still
water; Mr.. and Mrs. Heller, of Collins
street. st; Paul and Mrs. Riley. of Nina
avenue, st. Paul, were among the latest
arrivals at the Goodwillie cottage in
White Bear.
concert at Lake Shore pavilion on Tues
day, the 18th, for the Church of St Mary 8
OF the Lake at White Bear. The con-
cert Will be given by the members of the
cathedral and st. Luke's choirs from
st. Paul. This is sufficient guaranty of it's
complete success as a fine musical treat.
Inc lawn social on the Leip grounds on
FRIDAY for the benefit of the Church
OF St Johns in the Wilderness at White
Bear was another encouraging success
1t was given under the auspices of the
members of st. Agnes guild, who are
well pleased with the results
Arrivals at Wahbemahquah: r. w. Hill
scher, Watsekee, ILL.,; T. w. Ashley.
River Falls, Wis; Mrs. NJ F. Boice eii and
son Newport. Mimi; Thomas r.. Kink
Drauger and mother, Minneapolis; Mrs.
Ella Lamberson, Miss May Burns, A. H.
rogers Charles w. Johnson, w. r. John
s son, v J. Stevens; p Macarthur and
There will be a hop every Thursday
evening for the remainder of the season
at the Williams house for the entertain
m If of the, guests of the house and
their personal friends.
Arrivals at the Williams house: Edna
Eahlke, Rock Island. ILL.,; A. M. and
Grace Fl F. Short, Winona; Mrs. J.: and
NJ. Q. Woodhouse, Sibley, To-; John Dahl,
II. 0. Memo and wife, E. E. Hospes, T. M.
Holland, Charles M. Lowe, M. NJ. Marsh,
Minneapolis; Harry Canning, Mrs. w: H.
Canning Tnt1 Hot
ley, Peter jain, S. B. Conger and wife,
j. J. Markle G. K. Merrill, St. Paul.
John R. Heina, of the Marlborough, in
St. Paul, and D. J. Hollihan are occupy
ing Cottage A at the Williams house.
Miss Blanche Tuttle, who returned re-
Gently from Browns Valley to pay a
visit to her home in White Bear finds it
pleasant to be back in the old nest again.
Fred Miner, from Fargo, N. D., Is pay
ing visit to his cousin, Lincoln Erhardt
at the latter's home in White Bear.
Harold Robinson finds it pleasant to
be home again after his long absence.
Miss Rose Clewett, who returned some
time ago from her visit to her sister
Mrs. John Getty, Crookston, will remain
at home for the present at least.
Prof. Schwartz, of ST. Paul, Is now in
charge Of the dancing class at White
Bear, Prof. Weiss having accepted what
he considered a more advantageous offer
elsewhere. The class now numbers about
twenty. and all are very enthusiastic in
their work
Felix Manner has been off duty for the
past week, owing to illness.
Rev. Mr.. Streeter is spending a couple of
weeks at the Rene farm, by way of en-
jOying a little vacation from his parish
work.
Rev. Mr. Purvis, of Minneapolis, has
been camping at the lake during the
week with his choir boys The boys came
out for fun, and they are having lots
of it.
There was a small picnic at the park
near the bridge on Tuesday. All seemed
to be having a pleasant day of it, in
spite of the intense heat then prevail
Mrs. Eclle, of Lexington, Mo, with her
daughter, Kate, has been paying visit
to her sister, Mrs. w. H. Cummings, on
Clarke avenue
ing visit to her classmate. Miss Jennie
Cummings, has returned to her home at
Devils Lake, in Dakota.
Martin Newell. of University avenue,
ST. Paul, was a recent visitor to Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Daily at their home on
East Fourth street. in White Bear.
Mrs Simons returned home on Tues
day for a summer visit to her mother
and brother Mrs Harbaugh and Fred.
at their cottage on Clarke avenue. AS a
result Mrs. Harbaugh's smile is even
blander than usual.
Miss Jennie Cummings, of Clarke ave
nue., is visiting friends at Buffalo Lake,
MINI.
Mrs. Glaster, son and daughter, of
MlNllSaDOllS,
mings cottage on Clarke avenue.
Mrs. Hare and daughters have returend
from Ramaley villa to st. Paul for the
remainder of the season.
Arrivals at Benson hotel, Bald Eagle:
Misses Adeline and Jennie Johnson, Mo
line, Ill; Charles Johnson and wife. Min
neapolis; Mr.. Calm, of Omaha, connected
with the Union Pacific railroad; Charles
and William Lindquist st. Louis, Mo.
The picnic of the Minneapolis bookbind-
ers at Bald Eagle last Sunday drew out a
good crowd, and was pronounced sue
cess. All returned home feeling that they
had had pleasant outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. and Mrs. L. E. Bar
ron are occupying the Hatch college at
Bald Eagle.
DR.. B. T. Stevens and family have
moved into one Of the Thompson cottages
at Bald Eagle lake for the season.
The campers at Sylvania camp, at Bald
Eagle, are having a delightful time, and
are making the most of their opportunity
for thorough enjoyment of life in the
woods, and on the water.
Mrs. A. White, of Cook street, st. Paul.
has been a guest of Mr. and Mrs. ]. W.
Marsden, on their farm at Bald Eagle
lake, during the past week.
A jolly picnic party left White Bear a
few days ago for Minnehaha Falls. where
the day was pleasantly spent in viewing
the many natural beauties of that delight
full place. After lunch the party went to
the soldiers home, where, through the
courtesy of Mr.. Burns, they were shown
Through Inc OuIlullSS anu
grounds. They returned to White Bear by
way of Minneapolis a $3.50 D. M, tired but
happy, and all voted the affair one of the
most enjoyable of the season. The party
consisted of Mrs. George Davis, Miss
Ruby Davis, Mrs. John Bunghard, Miss
Lulu Bunghard, Mrs. Charles Gage and
family, Mrs. Charles Ref and daughter.
Mrs. Cayou, MIR. and Mrs. John W. DAILY
Paul.
The annual meeting of the voters in the
Independent school district of White Bear
was held last evening, for the election of
officers, fixing the amount of taxes to bA
raised for the ensuing year for school pur-
poses, and such other business as might
come before them. No special report of
the proceedings had been received vet
when we went to press this morning
A meeting Of those persons interested in
missionary work was held at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Tomplins, on the south side
OF the lake, on the Tompkins farm, on
Friday afternoon. VA
Mrs. Goldsmith, the mother of Julius
Goldsmith, Is now occupying her new
summer cottage on the south shore of The
lake. - INC
Mr.. Tracy Lyons is expected home from
his trip across the ocean on July 90.
Mrs. Harding, of Fourteenth street. ST.
Paul, paid visit last week to her sister
in-law, Mrs. Henry Schneider, at her
home on the south shore.
Miss Maggie Conway and Miss Ellen
Crosson, of Kettle River, have been
spending the week with Mr.. and Mrs.
James Conway, at Cottage Park Miss
Conway has been visiting friends in
Graceville, and stopped over on her way
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