The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-09-03

nue. Her many friends were out In
force as usual. The decorations were
very pretty, and the affair complete
success.
Rev. DR.. Fundy, of Minneapolis, b-o"g ht
over a bus load of his choir boys on
Monday, and they camped at Bald Eagle
all the week. Needless to say they made
the most of their opportunities and thor
oughly enjoyed country life during tne1I
brief stay.
Ernst jain entertained his friends at
his home on West Fourth street Wednes-
day night, giving a little party which
was appreciated by all who were among
the invited guests.
The auction Of furniture at Wahbamah-
quah did not come off on schedule time.
and will probably be postponed until the
case against Mr.. Hatton is legally dis
posed of.
The Town and Country club had one
of it's famous outings on Monday. They
were out for fun, as usual, and they did
not miss an iota of it during the entire
trip.
outing at Wildwood on Thursday even
ing. The rainy weather did much. to
dampen their enthusiasm on the occasion.
Mrs. Frank De Arten of Langdon, was
Also Mrs Newell and Mrs O'Connor,
both of University avenue, in st. Pau.
Mrs, Provost. and her son Chester have
completed their visit to Theo Hansen S
family at White Bear, and returned on
Monday to their home in Buffalo. N. Y.
Joseph Hardy, the grocer, left White
Bear ON Thursday to- visit his mother in
Canada; He will also visit Boston and
other places before his return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvester came out from
| ST. Paul on Sunday and spent the day at
Mr.. John Sptnks residence, on Clarke ave-
nue., in White Bear.
Conductor Bernard Waters and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcdonald of ST. Paul. were among
the guests at ]. w. Days residence on
Monday evening.
M D. Miller Of Bald Eagle, was pre-
pairing to depart towards the end of the
week, returning with his family to his
winter home.
Street Commissioner Long and James 9.
Murray went in search of chickens last
week. Not the domestic bird, but prairie
chickens.
George Supple has been promoted to
the position of freight conductor For
the present mis- headquarters are in Du-
luth
The Druids held their picnic at Bad
Eagle last Sunday, some four hundred
persons spending the day at the lake.
Prof Farrar and his family returned
during the week from their visit to his
old home in Southern Minnesota
Mrs, ]; A. Getty has returned to = her
Clewett, returned there with her.
Miss Frances Whitaker returns tomor-
row to Fergus Falls to resume her du-
ties as teacher at that place.
Dr. Walker and family. of Williams
port Pa. are spending a short time with
Mrs Mohler at White Bear.
Mrs. Daniel Getty entertained at dinner
on Thursday Rev. Mr.. Streeter and two
Of his brother clergymen.
Harold Robinson is preparing to fit
back to his school in Missouri for an
other year of study.
Miss Tillie Extrand has gone to Winona
to attend the normal school during the
new school year.
merry party Of ten from st. Paul
were guests at the Goodwillie cottage
last Sunday.
Gov Lind and wife spent last Sunday
at the residence of Mr.. Hooper. near
Lakeside.
Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Stout. of Red Wing,
were guests at Lakeside during the week.
Miss Sadie Chamberlain was the guest
of her aunt, Mrs. Gage, last Wednesday.
Mrs. O'Connor, from st. Paul, spent a
day with Mrs. s. c. Smith last week.
Rev. Mr.. Barr makes the Goodwillie
cottage his headquarters this summer.
A four-foot sidewalk will be laid along
Shady lane i'll White Bear this week.
Mrs. Metz and daughter Stella. of
Gainesville, Tex. are at Lakeside.
Rev. Mr. Wareham and wife have re-
turned to their Zumbrota home.
Mrs. Walter r. Work returned from
her visit to friends in Duluth
Miss Conrad has returned home. after
her visit on Manitou Island.