The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-02

bers until suitable hall is secured.
The Town and. Country club went to
saltwater on one of their enjoyable out
and returning happy and smiling as
The members of ST. Agnes Guild and
held picnic on Thursday at Pine Tree
lake. Rev. Mr.. Streeter was with them,
and also Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Getty. Mr.:
Lorenzo Rene supplied the team and
hayrack for the party, and a number of
friends drove out in their private vehicles
during the day to keep an eye on the
recollections of their days experience,
and declared that they had had "a de-
lightful time" The weather was per-
feet.
Theo. Hansen's countenance beams
with delight as he announces the ar
rival of his little ten-pound son, which
occurred about week ago. His friends
are kept busy offering him their hearty
congratulations.
The Gun club had an unusually inter
esting shooting contest last Sunday me
enthusiasm of the members continues
undated, and some excellent records are
being made nowadays
Rev. Father Campbell who is tempo
rarily filing Father Cunningham,s place
at White Bear is a professor of theology
at St Paul's seminary in st. Paul. He IS
delivering a series of sermons at the
Church of St Marys of the Lake that
are arousing much interest. He has the
happy faculty of handling the questions
of The day in language and with illustra-
lions suited to the simplest intellect
which gives mis- sermons peculiar charm
all their own.
Rev and Mrs Sharp, of st. Louis, who
are guests at Park place, are enjoying
the beauties of the lake to the utmost
Frank Anger rode out TO Lake Johanna
on his wheel last Sunday to visit his
grandfather Mr.. Perry, who had met
with quite a serious accident recently.
Joe Kelly's many friends at White Bear
were pained to hear Of his recent accident
in St Paul This makes the third time
he has been hurt whilst in the per
Torrance of his duty fireman on the
st. Paul & Duluth railroad.
A. E. Taylor was accidentally pitched
down the bank on Lake avenue the other
day by small lady friend approaching
from the opposite direction, both being
on their wheels. The tair maiden gave a
little scream as she landed on top of Mr..
Taylors PROSTATE form; but fortunately
no one was hurt, except Mr.. Taylor, who
received a painful bruiSe on the knee.
A concert is 10 be given at Lake Shore
pavilion on July Is, by two prominent
Catholic choirs from 81. Paul, for the
benefit Of the church of ST. Mary's of the
lake. This will be one of the greatest
musical treats OF the season. Further
particulars later.
Misses Madge Lyons and Florence Wilde,
took a little pleasure trip TO Wildwood
during the week. Miss Wilde is spending
some time with friends at the lake.
home recently, enjoyed her trip, but Is
quite satisfied with home, sweet home
again.
Misses Carrie and Ida Gundlach will de-
part On Tuesday for a visit to friends and
relatives in Detroit and Lansing, Mich.
Miss Lucy Gundlach is visiting old class
mates in Winona
party Of Modern Woodmen from
White Bear were present at the initiation
of several new members in North st. Paul
last week. A banquet was served after
md 1T
brothers awaited themselves of the oppor-
tunity to refresh the inner man.
Inc Birthday club was again on duty
last Tuesday. This time it was Miss Kin
yon's birthday, and Withrow was the
place. The ladies braved the unfaVorable
weather, but escaped ducking, whilst
the husbands faltered in their resolution,
ana hnally stayed quietly at home.
Inc annual school meeting of the indie
pendent scnooi district OF White Bear
VIII be held on July IS, in the Washington
gentlemen who have something to say
ABOUT the proper rate of taxation will
Snen nave their opportunity. The third
81 2hatturoay IN July is the regular day for
lnls meeting each year.
:, Inc local carrier for the G b had a
4VeIy runaway at White Bear on Thurs
Gay morning, and left his vehicle in the
village for general repairs. On the same
Oay the local correspondent for the
e was suddenly stranded by a
pIoWout OF the tire Of his wheel whilst
--ASNANAAS Ills usual roundup or news items
put we make our bow to the public to-
gay just the same, and the news is right
mere on time.
Miss Orma Staples, Of Saltwater. paid q
visit to Mrs. S. c. Smith in White Rear
during the week
W. II. Sheldon, assistant engineer of
me NlIwaukee road, was a guest at Park
place last week Mr.. Sheldon drove ON
rom Whlte Bear to visit the camp some
miles west of this place, where gang of
t me- Ms Is working on the new extension OF
n me M1iiI INV railroad to Duluth. The
W WH, me Will not come any nearer to
! located p ~ iio "
Hon. James Lonergan. of the West side
Is preparing to build an entireiV new
avenue. va iN Lag IL
m. Mrs Kosko has rented for the season
the cottage formerly occupied by he,
sister Mrs. T. B. Murray. liz
"A special excursion from Grantsbure tc
S staaIht via Taylor's Falls and the
tbromeb w, returned by rail, passing
last week VIC NaS
A special excursion from Minneanoli.
Ii ns passed through here going and com.
Miss Bishop, who has been Shaving 81
me Murray cottage on Lake avenue Il
S sostd on an Eastern trip, to be gone fol
Mrs Mrs. John T. Wheeler, with her two
LIZ Sn ana nurse, is spending some time
W WIZ hsr sister sister Mrs. Ross Clarke Mrs
| NJ
/ VIII probably settle down al White Re-,
! for the entire season. y ME Deal
.Marshall 1Yett took a drive about +bt
| tIlage on Thursday, pointing out to In
! ttSSLeSted parties the various streets anf
| the limits of the village, with A view r.
SSTglectLlng the most available route for tn,
/ northwestern Telegraph and Telenhon.
/ company, which is preparing IN eYterI
us long distance telephone sVsten
! through White Bear
name from st. Paul with a load of oats
| 1arlS green, etc, for use on the fam
ne ued the horses to the rear of IN,
>Magqn whist he took little rest in III,
~, ~ qS 81 >, meanwhile, the hungry animals
| NOT satisfied with their feed of oats 1900
ed In their noses and partook of III.
f ais green. AS consequence the nco,
Leli9W oleTt both animals dead on III
ro S4. one horse he had not vet paid for
or1 MI and Mrs. Charles McLaing ar,
w mil n s"hom they are. spending a portion
OF the time allotted for their bridal trSn
d dhey VIII make their home in Minne
$50 Some re Of the sisters from the aead
brought several Of their pupils to tb h.
axe axe Tor an outing several DAYS ago
Later on Rev. Father Kahn. of FL,
SShi n of the Immaculate Conception. II
So,na ae also spent the day Will
n nne village park near the bridge. Boil
PdIueS were unfortunate in having rain,
weather, which greatly dampened theiI
spirits as Well as their clothing.
ST P is ru iaHCr that Mr.: Holmes, tn,
occupy the Hopkins cottage on T,alte wv "
| firmed. Se' Uucoh
Miss Belle Bardsley, of Bradford pa
i Ie,, Nif T., T4b her uncle, Mr. George Bards