The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-13

been spending the week with Mrs. w. R.
Work at her home on East Fourth street.
Oliver St. Sauveur is one Of the first to
hn1sh the threshing CT his grain this year.
A Bernier boy from Centerville ran into
his companion whilst wheeling into st.
Paul, was thrown heavily from his wheel,
and broke his shoulder. DR.. Clarke was
called In from White Bear, and cared for
him.
Mayor Redmond and wife.and Mr.. and
Mrs. LIE Count of Cedar Rapids, To-, are
amongst the latest arrivals at the Cum
mings hotel on Clarke avenue in White
Bear.
Miss Jennie Cummings of Clarke ave-
nue., Is spending the remainder of her
vacation at Lexington Mo-, where she is
having a delightful time amongst her
friends of that city.
lake last week. He returned to the city
on his wheel
Miss Edith Clouston, of Grand avenue,
Minneapolis, is spending a portion of her
vacation with her cousins at the Markoe
cottage on Lake avenue.
Miss Minnie K. Bailey, the Dispatch
correspondent, is sojourning at Wahbe-
mahquah for a while.
Arrivals at Williams house: Emmett
Holmes and maid, Kankakee Insane asy-
lum; Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Leonard, Des
Saltwater; Mrs. Helen Goodspeed, Homo
lulu; ]. E. Rice, w. E. Week, Chicago;
H. E. Hitchcock, Memphis, Tenn; Tony
Berrere New Orleans, La; Miss May
Crookston; P. J. Faiener, o. w. Ecklund,
Red Oaks 10.
John Rogers, of St. Paul, took trip
to the lake one day last week.
The following startling combination
was found on one of our hotel registers
last week: ]. @: Haas and wife, "Cy,-
Arrivals at Wahbemahquah-T L. Tins
ley and wife, Misses Hazel S. and Berz
nice M Tinsley, Louisiana, Mo-; Lenora
F., Stephens, st. Louis Mo-; Mrs. F. Is.
and Miss Adele Bowman, East St Louis;
Fred L. Beatty Jr.. New York; Harry
Granger and wife. Minneapolis.
DR.. Haas entertained a small party of
friends from St Paul and Hudson at
Wahbemahquah one day last week.
A party consisting of Mrs. Hall and
wife and child, ]. E. Mount and wife,
G.. A. Andrews, wife. and children and
John R. Hudson. wife and child, took
Wahbemahquah by storm on Friday
They are all from the Sunny South, and
seeking a more bracing atmosphere IN
Northern Minnesota.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
at White Bear are much encouraged by
the progress they are making in clear
ing up the churchs financial affairs.
They state that there is only a nominal
debt now left standing, and the church
is in a much better condition than ever
before.
Rev ]. c. Robinson's health does not
seem to improve, as was hoped for, and
he may be compelled to decide to try
some other climate in consequence.
Mr. Moves little boy, on Manitou ISL
and, has diphtheria, but it is hoped the
case is not serious.
Six candidates have been selected for
examination to fill the vacancy in the
local staff of teachers caused by Miss
Schofeld's resignation. The examiners
are Rev. Messrs. Robinson and Streeter
and Prof. Farrar. The examination will
be held sometime this week.
w. H. Jackson qualified as a member
of the school board at the meeting last
Thursday. He fills out w. W. Weber
Jr. S uneXpired term.
The school board is making repairs in
the Webster school, and preparing gen.
orally for the new school year.
The Xenia and Cavite have been ship
ped to Wisconsin for the coming races at
Charles Snyder. John Mackenhausen
and Fred Benson had a number of their
They would be glad of an opportunity to
shake hands with the gentleman who
appropriated them, especially if all three
of them could greet him at the same
The house opposite Judge Lonergan's
residence. on the West side, formerly
occupied by Charles Tart, is being put
in repair, and will probably admit new
tenant in a short time
Rev. F. NJ. Rule will conduct the COM
munion service at the NJ E. church at
| White Bear today at II a. m.
The Royal Neighbors took a ride on
| a. hay rack to the south shore of the
| lake last week. They had a pleasant
| time, and proved themselves truly Royal
| Neighbors to one another.
Mr.. John Sphinx thinks bathing is all
right in it's proper time and place, but
| he feels more at home in his ordinary
| place of business Do not undertake to
| discuss this topic with him, however, for
| at least a fortnight.
| The dredging of the lake still goes mer-
| rily forward: the stock of new fish has
been secured. and now there are those
I who are asking whether what we put in
with one hand We are destroying with
| the other. In other words, will our sup
| ply of fish disappear with the weeds
| in which they are accustomed to live?
! There are some serious problems for the
/. Improvement association to solve, prob
lens in forestry, fish culture, water sup
ply, rights of property holders whose
title runs to the lake across Lake ave
| nue. and elsewhere, and other questions
| equally important and equally delicate.
! Let us hope we will not learn all our
| lessons on these subjects solely by our
| possible blunders in attempting to i'm
1 prove our property without adequate
| knowledge on these important points
The following White Bear teachers are
| registered at the summer school in Min
neapolis: Misses Jardine, Kenyon, Hef-
fernan, Weber, NJ. Dunn, Hubmann
and the Misses Plum.
The German Lutheran Church of White