The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-09

The sad news of the death of Miss Eve
Yn Peltier. daughter of Charles D. Pei
Der Der, on the Centerville, road, beyond
birch lake, which occurred on the Fourth,
who heard it. Miss Peltier was a young
girl just growing into womanhood, pos
sesslng peculiar simplicity and inno-
cence of character and goodness of heart
that endeared her to her large circle of
friends about the lake.
Mr.. Hane, father of Gus Hane living
beyond Birch lake, has gone on a trim
TO Wisconsin, to be %bsent probably sew
Mrs Slye, of White Bear Beach. was a
visitor at Lakeside during the past week
Mrs. E. M. and Miss Evangeline Wa
tiers and Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Hale, of st.
Paul are recent arrivals at Lakeside
Mrs. and Miss Fulton and Messrs. T. C.
and ]. c. Fulton have departed on an
other trip to Europe.
j. A. Fenwick. of the G OBJ editorial
stan, has engaged rooms for the season
for himself and family at Lakeside.
MISS Daisy Ferguson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs; Ferguson, who have the ice
Whlte Bear, took tumble last Friday
night which shook her up somewhat al
the the time, but she is now all right again.
she was attending a Minneapolis church
picnic at Minnetonka at the time with
friends from that city
"A wheel was stolen in the village dur
thief are still at large.
MI Drew, connected with the Great
ao res;dan+ In - st Paul and Until recently
gagged rooms for the summer at Lake
side.
c. B. .Bowlby and family have trans
ferred their abode from the Oaks to the
KaVanagh cottage across the street or
Lake avenue va
Mr. Daniel Johnson, who has been Sc
seriously III, walked into the village one
day last week, from his residence on Bald
Eagle avenue He was however almost
Too weak for SO long tramp. but his
mar many friends now hope to see him stead
lily regain his wontad strength
Miss Stella Olivier, of ST. Paul. snent
the Fourth with the Misses Hardy, on
East Third street
Mr.. Langlois, living on the Centervill.
road, Is rejoicing over the safe arrival
a little daughter who came to him last
Mr.. Yates and daughter, of st. Paul
Fourth: - 0 the
Miss Kottka. of Saltwater, spent the
EEs43 sl y. at White Bear with her friend,
Mr. Paul Gotham loaded his favorite
venice with friends on the Fourth; but
the the axe gave way and broke in two and
Charles F. Southerling, the weii-known
painter of White Bear, feels a little SORE
week, about ''Southerling, the painter'
The item was not aimed at him. we un
derstand. but he might readily be mis-
taken Zen Tor the party there referred to-
u. H..
the. Fourth with Mr.. and Mrs. Hardv at
their residence on East Third street.
A young man of the village is credited
with having accomplished the unusual
feat of arresttng two men and a. girl on
the Fourth on his own responsibility. But
the q ID e will not vouch for the ac-
curacy of the report
The presence of the old dilapidated Letn
house buss at the trains at White Bear
station, is explained by the fact that the
Wllnams house buss is being treated IN
q nobby new coat of saint. The eor,tro 81 81
from the ancient relic of ether DAYS to
the .,. newly painted bus will be doubiy
Jams house are to be Congratulated mon
their shrewd stroke of policy, rather thar
erlIca1ed for producing such an extra
ei HHsnk 1i{ e, TOT carving passengers.
sulky which he repaired for the 6 i O b :
carrier, and is ready to exchange it for
the buggy which he lent him temporarily,
said carrier. "