The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-27

Miss Watts, and Mrs R. Benson, Dubu-
que, and Miss Gussie Johnson, Marine,
Mimi, have returned to their homes from
Lakeside.
T. d. Lowering was guest at Lakeside
last week.
L. T. Kirch and w. Williamson, of New
York, were guests at the GoodWillie cot,
tage last week.
Anton L. Amle, of Zumbrota. was at
the lake during the week.
Chapter No. "a, of the Eastern Star.
was well represented at the Goodwillie
cottage one day last week
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Abbott and Messrs
G. P: and ]. G. Abbott were guests at
the Williams house last Sunday.
nn Mr.: Stevens, cashier at the Pioneer
Press rooms, and his family have taken
up headquarters at Lakeside for the
present.
AL G. Tourney of st. Paul, spent a
Day with friends at the lake last week.
ID. G. Wray and H c. Peck, of the
United States geological survey, have
been spending a portion of their time
at the Williams house.
Mrs. Metz, sister of Mrs. Mohler, and
her daughter Stella, from Texas, were
expected at Lakeside yesterday.
F. ]. Mclaughlin, of ST. Paul, was one
OF the transient visitors at the lake last
week.
Mrs. Reed and a number of ladies who
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hospital board in Saltwater paid her a
visit last Wednesday at her home on
Clarke avenue. They had a pleasant
oay, despite the disagreeable weather
which rendered umbrellas necessary on
| the return trip to Saltwater
Ernst jain is making improvements to
his residence on West Third street which
Will add materially to the comfort OF
himself and family.
The Druids hold their picnic at Bald
Eagle lake today
Rob Long is on his way home with the
Thirteenth Minnesota regiment
Mrs. Dahl, who has been staying with
Mrs. Schroeder on the West side. win
occupy the little cottage adjoining the
Salisburys in few days.
Mrs. kosko entertained the Birthday
club at her residence in White Bear on
Thursday.
Emil Geist gave a launch party on the
lake to a number of Minneapolis friends
last Wednesday.
Quite number of White Bear residents
| went on the steamboat excursion from
| st. Paul to Saltwater on Thursday. The
weather was perfect and the trip a de-
| lightful one.
Mr.. Jewett took out quite a party of
| friends in the launch on Thursday.
The street car employees in the me-
| chanfcal department in st. Paul had a
pig crowd at Wildwood on Thursday for
| their sixth annual picnic The various
| specialties about the grounds were wen
| patronized all day long.
Mrs John Schultz gave launch party
on the lake to a number Of invited
| guests Thursday.
The harvest moon dance given by the
Yacht club at Dellwood on Wednesday
| drew out good attendance as do all
! the entertainments given by the members
to their hosts of friends. The club house
Sept. /.
Mrs. w. J. Smith has returned to her
home in Elgin, Ill.
The Saltwater Chapter of the Eastern
Star was out in force on Thursday and
spent a pleasant day at Wildwood en-
5oying the fine weather then prevail
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Ramaley have re-
turned to their home In ST. Paul to
live.
Miss Vivian LeRue came over from
saltwater and spent Thursday with Mrs
Burghard and family. They visited
Wildwood in the afternoon, and she and
Miss Lulu took a turn on the roller
coaster and are thankful that they got
through the tunnel in safety.
Misses Sallie Reuter- and Sallie G.
Moers, of Cincinnati, spent week at
Leip's, before proceeding on their way
to their Eastern home.
Among the arrivals at Leip's cottage
were Mrs. John and Miss Mace Black
man, Dundas, Mimi; Miss Hine Black
man, Spokane, Wash; ]. c. Rogers,
MI MISS w dSl6E, L. raul.
Mrs. Macdonald, of st. Paul, spent
Tuesday at the home of her brother,
John w. DAILY, in White Bear.
At the last meeting of the school board
in White Bear Miss Hubmann was
chosen to succeed Miss Schofield on the
staff of teachers. In the absence of
Prof, Farrar it was concluded not to
make any Encouragement Of the teach
ers in the various grades until his re-
turn.
Mrs. A. P. Hume, Of White Bear Beach.
has gone to Montana to rejoin her hus-
band, who has a position there.
Martin Newell, Of West st. Paul spent
Wednesday at the home Of John w. DAILY
In White Bear.
Among the arrivals at Mahtomedi hotel
we note Janet Mcclure, Merriam Park:
Edwina ]. Peck, Minneapolis; Anna
Schneider, South Park; Prof. John Leo.
M Kingsbury, Winonai J. N. Hawthorne
Louise NJ. Dwyer, St. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex. Taylor, at White
Bear Beach, are the proud parents OF a
little boy that put in an appearance at
the Taylor residence last week.
A short cross road is being built along
side the McKibbin residence at DellWood,
the one along the shore. Pipes are be-
Ing laid for proper drainage and short
cut is thus given to the station from the
houses at that point.
There has been a little move in real
estate lately at Dellwood and some of
the residents think it indicates a real
estate boom at that point
The street railway company have built
a passageway under the tracks at Wild
wood, so as to allow passengers arriving
to get off on the far side and walk I'M
der without colliding with those seeking
to take the cars for their return trip.
The "Black Cats of White Bear wera
out on the water in force on Monday
night. They got sufficiently far. away
from the shores not to make night too
hideous with their caterwaulings and