The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-30

engine and new alternator. They have
increased the number of lights furnished
| 10 the public about one-third, and now
furnish the power for lighting the resi-
dences on Manitou island
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Clark caught some
| trout during their visit to Bayfield,, and
have returned well pleased with their
| trip.
At the special meeting of the school
J BOARD at White Bear last week. the au-
d1t1ng committee reported the financial
| accounts OF the district in good condition.
| Messrs. Thompson and Ref qualified as
new members of the board but w w.
| Weber, Jr., who had been reelected for
| ing.
The Daughters of Erin, from Saltwater,
held their picnic at Lake Shore pavilion
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Mccain, of Min
neapolis We're visitors at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bunghard at White
The Odd Fellows hall at White Bear is
! now lighted by a fine new chandelier.
which greatly improves the appearance of
Roscoe Fowler was successful in pass
| ing his examination in pharmacy at Min
| neapol1s recently, and he spent last Sun
| day amongst his friends at the lake with
pleased smile upon his expressive coun-
| tenance.
Miss Mamie Bentley, of St. Paul, is pay
hard at White Bear
large party drove out from St. Paul
IN ne q tal ~, on Wednesday evening, and
launch A: B. Plough They afterwards
drove back to the city
The Messrs. O'Leary brought out q
party of friends from st. Paul on Wednes-
| day evening: and enjoyed fine sail on
the lake in the Merry Monarch.
Miss Florence Partridge entertained a
large party of friends at her home on
Lake avenue on Wednesday evening.
The city salesmen's picnic at Wildwood
on Wednesday was a big success.
Yankee and Cavite have made several
test trips during the week: to decide
which boat shall be selected to sail in
| the coming races at Oshkosh. Yankee
claims an advantage on all around sail
! Ing. but she has to keep a sharp lookout
to. hold her laurels against the Cavite
which presses her hard.
party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Getty, the Misses futile, Frances
Whitaker. Cummings, Rose Clewett, and
! Fink, and Messrs Wiegand, Rene and
Horace Freeman, took sail on the lake
| had delightful sail, the weather condi-
! tions being perfect and the party con-
genial and In the best of spirits The
! other kind of spirits were excluded.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Boyeson and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Leslie, of st. Paul, are spending the sea-
son at Mrs. William Freemans cottage at
Birch lake.
Joseph Proulx, of White Bear. received
during the week the sad news of the
death of his father at his home in Prairie
du CHEN. Joe had returned on Wednes-
him. SO that he had the consolation of
seeing him before his death
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Lawton, of White
Bear. Beach, entertained a large number
Of friends on Wednesday last, thus MAX
ing break in the quiet reigning at the
beach this season amongst the settlement
spending the summer there.
me BARRIERS picnic for Rush City
passed through White Bear last Sunday.
They proved pretty lively crowd to ham
die during the day.
There was a Norwegian picnic Of some
five hundred persons at Bald Eagle last
Sunday.
Mrs. John Bunghards friends are pre-
pairing to hang out signal when she
makes her first public trip on her wheel
along Clarke avenue, so that they can
turn out in force and give her three cheers
and tiger.
The local court of Catholic Foresters at
White Bear initiated on Thursday even
ing ten new members, as follows: Felix
Lahore, Joseph Perron, Joseph Desrosier,
Eli Lemire, Adolphus Blackbird Ma
poleon Letourneau, Francis Rodrigue,
Charles Lavallee, William and Antoine ST.
SauVeur. This increases the membership
to over sixty.
Mrs. MacLoughlin, who formerly resid-
ed on East Third street at White Bear,
where Mr.. Bar1sley now lives, is living
very i'll at st. Joseph's hospital In ST.
Paul.
Robert Mannheimer, Mrs Goodkind, and
q a., few friends, spent Thursday a. the
Manufacturer cottage at Cottage Park.
Miss Frances Rogers gave a luncheon
to number of her friends on Thursday
at her home on Manitou island
Mr. Ely. who has been paying a visit
to Mr.. Horizons family on the south
shore, has returned to his home in
Brooklyn.
Mrs. Cobb is occupying her cottage on
First street in White Bear for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Perkins gave a dinner party to a
number of her friends at the Williams
house during the week.
The following are amongst the arrivals
at the Williams house: F. NJ Decker,
Thirty-fourth infantry volunteers, Fort
Logan, Col; Miss Susan G. Richeson, Red
Forks, Md; A. N. G.. Long, Dubuque,
To-; E. Schweitzer. T. Walgren and wife,
Chicago; Charles w. Henderson and wife,
Hastings; G. J. Watson, Duluth; John j.
Leighton and wife, New York
Rev. p. r, Heffron. rector Of st. Paul's