The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-04

Our vigilant village marshal Is rarely
taken by surprise, but he was taken
unawares last week and caned to q finish;
and, worst of all, the cane that did the
damage was handled by our peace-loV-
ing citizen, Comrade William Gundlach,
of the G.. A. R. 1t happened thusly
Marshal Dan Ivett was summoned hasti-
ly TO the G. A. r. headquarters; and
when the assembled comrades had him
completely surrounded, Comrade Gund-
ZACH arose and made a neat little address.
- thanking him for his work in finishing
off the cross recently erected In Union
cemetery by the G.. A r. and presented
him with handsome cane In recognition
OF his services. But, to the utter amaze
, ment of the assembled veterans Dan in
stead of searching for his mouchoire and
shedding abundant tears pulled himself
together in quick order and rolled off
an address of thanks and acceptance
worthy of the occasion. His reputation
for elOquence is now solidly established,
and all went home feeling gratified over
the pleasant little episode. The cane is
quite a handsome one with the name of
the post and also the name of the re-
cipient engraved upon it.
The Church of st. Mary's of the Lake
Is very attractive in it's new frescoing
and painting. Over the main altar are
inscribed the words: Rejoice In the Lord
sanctuary are appropriate religious SYM
bols. The sanctuary itself has been
enlarged, and now includes within its
precincts the two side affairs. The seats
have all been reprinted, and the mem
bers of the parish feel justly proud of
the greatly improved appearance of the
little edifce.
Rev. J. c. Robinson has hidden farewell
10 his congregation at White Bear and
severed his connection as pastor with
the Presbyterian church at this place. He
was the first pastor of any denomination
to reside permanently at the lake He
came to White Bear just fourteen years
ago, conducting services for the first
time on the first Sunday in June.
Prof. and Mrs. Farrar, with their usual
love OF quiet enjoyment, made no public
announcement of their little entertain
ment for the school teachers of the VIII
Iage. But the occasion was none the
less enjoyable for that reason, and it
served as a very appropriate house warm
ing IN their new home at Birch lake. The
teachers are Waiting for another year to
roll around in hopes of having an oppor-
tunity to repeat their pleasant experience
at the professors home.
The little Church of st. Johns in the
Wilderness has been undergoing a gen.
eral spring renovation and house clean
ing, and Rev. Mr. Streeter thinks it Is
now ready for summer visitors
Mrs. Bernard Theders was received into
the Catholic church by Rev. P. r. Cum
en-year-old daughter.
Rev. P. R. Cunningham started last
Sunday for a visit to his aged parents,
both of whom are still living in Ireland
He will be absent until about the end of
August, at which time he promises to
return to his work at White Bear.
Rev. Father Powers, of Saltwater took
Father Cunningham's place last Friday
at White Bear, simply for the day. Fa-
ther Campbell, of St; Paurs seminary,
will be in charge Of the parish until Fa-
Their Cunningham retiIrn.
The members of st. Mary's court $40,
E; o: F., of White Bear. sprung a genu-
last Sunday by inviting him to their hall
after the morning service and there pre-
sening him with $50 in cash as q little
token of appreciation of his devotion to
the interests of the court and of the par
tsh generally. They wished him bon
voyage" and a safe return to the lake.
touched by this unexpected action on the
part of his brother ForeSters, but he re-
gained his self-composure sufficiently to
make one of his earnest little addresses
In lksponse, in which he expressed his
sincNre appreciation of their kindness and
goodwill and declared himself we'll sat
1sfiedA and deeply. grateful for their con-
slant assistance in building up and prop
erly maintaining the parish of st. Mary's
of the Lake. He then spent a short time
in general conversation with those pres
ent and bade a cordial foreweli to each
individual member This impromptu lit
tie action is most creditable to the men,
bers participating, and has drawn yet
closer the bonds of mutual affection al
ready established between pastor and
people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pomerlo, on the Center
Vile road, lost their little ten-months old
baby, which died during the past week
Mrs. Harding, of ST. Paul, spent Tues
day with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Gundlach,
Mr.. Ed Slater, of ST. Paul, spent Sun
day at White Bear
T. B. Murray and family have moved
into their summer home at the lake.
L. A. Sullivan, of Minneapolis, was a
visitor at the Williams house last week
Master Joe Goodwillie spent a few days
with friends on Tenth street south, in
Minneapolis during the past week.
z. G. Sneed, ST. Louis, Mo-, is registered
at the Williams house.
Mrs. and Miss LYDIA Plumb, of Mime
npolis, mother and sister of Miss Plumb
OF White Bear, spent Decoration day
with Mrs. Frank Lewis, on Second street
Mrs. F. W. Ramaley was a visitor at
the lake during the past week
1t is stated that the United States gov
eminent IS having a geological survey
Twin Cities, in Ramsey and Hennepin
counties, to be completed In July. This
statement should arouse the interest of
members of the White Bear and Bald
Eagle Improvement associations as such
a report would undoubtedly give much in
valuable information bearing upon the
tapping of these two lakes for city wa
ter. Let US have copy of that report
by all means.
Frank B. Hooper, of Des Moines, To-,
is registered at the Williams house
Hotel Mathematician is now OPEN for
the season of 1899.
The various improvements around Ra-
maley pavilion are about completed
The steamboats, did a rushing business
on Decoration day, despite the high wind
that prevailed all day.
Messrs; Edward Holland, Charles S.
Bevan, Percy def. Wykes and the Misses
Frances Louise Buchanan Gladys Doro-
thy RamaleX, Florence Hare and Daisy
Chadwick all graced the Williams house
register with their autographs last week
Mrs. L. KuppeS heimer, of New York,
is a guest at the Williams house.
A large number of cyclists sailed out to
White Bear before the high wind on Dec
Grafton day. But when the time to re-
turn arrived, many of them elected to
check their wheels and return via the st.
The few yachts that ventured to face
the gale on Decoration day did some
stormy sailing, and the crews got thor
Ough ducxing from the spray
Hon. c. D. OBrien and family are In
their summer cottage on Third street for
the season.
A suspicious looking torch shed a Iurid
glare over the waters of White Bear on
Thursday night. Fishermen propose to
make the most of their opportunities be-
on the scene.
The vicinity of the Lake Shore pre-
sented quite a lively appearance all day
on Decoration day.
COTTAGE PARK.
Dr. Christian Frye and family are in
their cottage here for the season
John Conway managed to keep in the
swim by letting a coal CRATE drop on his
fingers They are still pretty sore but
he will live through it.
MANITOU ISLAND.
Hon. W. B. Dean and family have NOV
ed into their island home, and are ready
for the yachting season to open.
The SINNERS are now occupying their
summer home for the season.