The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-21

washington school. at White Bear. ON
next Friday, May &c, at 2 D. m TIE
members of the G. A. r. are expected to
De Tt present ssi as guests of honor.
o Inc o1d Hardy-Taylor trouble broke out
again Thursday before Justice T. H.
Haar, In the town hall. near I.eip's When
me complaint was read, the defendant
S S.1a II wasn't SO, so the judge said If that
was tne case, there was use in going
with 'Ao os'o LII 'n-
w; s. Morton was very active in secur-
Ing the franchise from the village council
for the new electric line
visitors to Union cemetery arc attract
ed Dy neat memorial cross erected to
the memory or the deceased members Of
the It. A. r., whose remains are burr d
there. On the top of the cross, in nearly
sRemai i,eh form 70 run the words: e
itself are inscribed the words: "In M m
DRY OF Our Deceased Comrades" This
appropriate monument will serve to keep
many years after their surviving com
rades have been laid beside them under
the green sod.
c. r. Croft and family are at the lake
for the season.
Paul Gotzian moved out to Manitou ISL
and on Wednesday,
Hon. Il. A. Jaggard expects to occupy
his home on the island about MAY 26
capt. J. FL. Sanders has fled from the
city to his summer home on the island
during the week
j. g. Nash paid short visit to his
FAMILY at White Bear last week
br frank hv W IN ms was called to Cam
VISITING her uncle at that place He left
her on Monday, with the understand ng
mat ne would be notified by telephone
SnOuid she become worse.
Dr. Simonton was at the lake last week
comforting with the projectors of the cleo
trlc line as to the right of way through
his property on the shore of the lake
Henry Lang Is back at his old stand at
White Bear station for the summer.
In, me Altenberger family have moved
from their home on West Fourth street
to farm near Hugo station
Mrs. M. l. Baldwin, Misses Louisa and
t tydIa Bloom and Charlie Williams at
Tended the convention OF the Epworth
league In Faribault last week
Mis- Clara Bloom was a recent guest of
MISS eva Laub at Lake Elmo
-; e. Poncelet is the new agent in
tlon as successor to Mr.. Kiefer, who re-
moved TO chicago some time ago.
MT. &C; GOODRICH and Mr.. Mum made
right OF way for the electric line from
wildwood to White Bear last week Pres
ident David Hanna chaperoned the party
ana did the honorS. s@-A
o. G.. Hospes rented his house at White
Bear and movedsback to town last week.
Bernard Conway is the latest addition
10 me clerical force at the White Bear
postohce and drug store.
;, lanes McGuigans of St:t Paul, is estab-
lished onSthe old Getty place on the road
to Birch lake.
a petrified moose head, as far as appear
ances can indicate. He picked 1t UP last
year on the lake shore in front of his
residence and it is now one of the ma
tural curiosties of White Bear 1t can
be seen from Lake avenue perched upon
stump In front of the Murray cottage.
MRS: RAINING has moved into house
opposite the Salisbury residence on West
Third street.
Mr.: James Smith is at Ramaley Villa
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Murphy and their
son Matt. all speak in high praise of their
pleasant eastern trip, from which they
Cottage Park
w. j. Work, of Lake Short still makes
his daily trips between the lake and the
st. Paul postoff1ce.
Master Clifford Schutt, of ST. Peter
street. in St. Paul, spent Saturday and
Sunday at the lake, it being his first view
of White Bear
A. H. Simon and family, of ST. Paul,
find 1t delightful in their summer quarters
at Dellwood.
Mr.. Heineman and his mother, of ST.
Paul, are with the ,Nedermann's at White
Bear Beach for the season.
Miss Lizzie Whitaked looks quite at
home in her old position this season as
cashier for Mr.. Flandrick.
Joseph Proulx is reioiced to be back at
his job, after. his long seige of idleness
owing to. his lame hand.
. clara Miner looks like an Indian Drin-
cess on her wheel with her jaunty feather
In her hat Va 49,. ~
Mike Tracey boards a freight car as
though he had been at his present job
ever since he was born.
The BunnS are again in their island
home for the summer.
HI. 7. Drake, president of the White
Bear Improvement association, is at the
Eagle are after him to secure the sup
port of the White Bear association in
their efforts to prevent the drawing of
water from Bald Eagle lake.
Rev. Father Refill, of St. Luke's parish
in st. Paul, is an occasional summer visi-
tor at the lake. He fitted by one day
last week.
A prominent young lady we'll known in
social circles at White Bear, insists that
she!is about to pass into another state
Is it one of the United States?5 And does
this solve the mystery of 1.-The strange
figures in black who have frequented the
bridge so regularly of late? Who can an
John Yarno retains his job on the
police force for the summer.
Between her conflicting emotions of de-
light and terror little Norma Kittson
shouts as she rides before her masculine
protector. on his wheel and circles about
the premises.
The heavy winds prevailing last week
upset one sailboat at her anchorage off
Lake avenue. But the fair wea Their is
now with us once more, and all is serene
ana DeaCeIul.
The Misses Gundlach, Of Second street,
will soon be home again for the Summer.
The Misses Freeman drove out with a
party of friends to their cottage at
Birch lake last Sunday, and spent an
enjoyable day there, returning to the
city in the evening.
Dominic Demars. formerly at Birch
lake, now living in CentreYille, was in
the village last week. travelling about
on crutches. But he expects to discard
them in few days.
Lornard Bures is smiling over the safe
arrival of his little daughter, born on
the 18th instant. She will organize q
local court of women's G.. 0. F.. as soon
as she is eligible to membership herself.
Mr.. Baird, of Minneapolis, has rented
the Wampler Cottage nearest the lake
and moved in with his family for the
season. White Bears popularity at Min
neaopIis is on the increase
Rev. J. c. Robinson is one of the more
recent additions to the ranks Of our
local lovers of the wheel He rides well,
too!
The Misses Hall, of Saltwater, are quite
at home again with Capt. Youngs fami-
ly.4 They will remain through the sea-
son.
Fred Harbaugh Is home once more,
none the worse for his stay in northern
Minnesota. His mother is prouder OF him
than ever, and that is saying a good
deal!
A. M. Drake moved out to his summer
residence on the island last Wednesday.
Miss Katie Boylan is spending d few
days with her sister, Miss Rolan, at
the PASTORAL residence of St Marys. of
the lake.
A large number of picnics are already
booked for Bald Eagle lake this season,
if the weather permits.