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

Mrs. Charles Minette, wife of the boat
man at the bridge, is reported to have
dropping it or having her pocKet pickeG
is not positively known.
The farmers are credited with having
won 9Th the .t tug 1sr of war on the Fourth 49,
grading being done. ON the island. is &C
! cused of using up a siusher regularly
S. c. Smith again drove out to the camp
waukee line to buid6th. This time he
found the camp IN the neighborhoOd OF
Charles Millette, diq!a big boat business
A. E. Taylor's new bicycle suit is the
the undisguised envy of all beholders.
Amongst the arrivals at the Goodwillie
| cottage during the week were Mr.. and
ODonnell, F. Lowell and the two Misses
| McDonough NEWPORT, Mimi; Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson. Mr.. aMcKeewn, Mr. and
oils, and party of eight, also from Min
neapolis The Minneapolis guests were
thoroughly Disguised at the fewness and
| far-betweenness ID. 1.-The train service be-
| tween that city and White Bear.
| The concert to be given on the 18th for
| the Catholic church at White Bear will be
by the Cathedral and ST. Luke's choirs OF
! st. Paul. 1t promises to be one of the
| greatest musical treats ever given at
| White Bear Preparations are being made
| to ensure its complete success both finan-
| cially and from musical standpoint.
Rev. Father Campbelrs sermons at
| White Bear continue to excite an ever IN
| creastng interest.
quah we note the following; s. w Cham
bers, Hayward, Wis; r. W. Robinson A.
Erickson, Eau Claire, Wis; H. F. Oar
| row and wife, h r.: Atwood and ladies,
W Cunningham, Miss Rogers, D: Nc
Carly, Miss S. Roberts. W. W. Arnold and
! wife, w. G. Wilson. St; Paul; p. Jel-
/ lett. Ralph James, Frank Browne, d. NC
| Cloud and wife, Minneapolis.
William Oberg connected with our local
hardware store, received the SHOCKING In
| telligence that his brother in st. Paul had
had one eye and his cheek torn away by
an explosion of powder on the Fourth.
The board of supervisors OF the town OF
the town hall ON the Srd Inst They were
greatly rejoiced that they had been sue
cessful in defeating the plan Of the I'M
association h,t to nav naye the Toad 70
towards little Canada as originally
planned. They appointed special con-
stable stab, for the FoarttS and induced Col.
pair in time for that great day.
Rev, ]. c. RobinsoR former pastor OF
the Presbyterian CHURCH atrWhite Bear,
congregation to reconsider his recent re-
signation,, on the understanding that he
will be allowed a full six months vaca-
ton, and that. If a call should come to
him meanwhile that will enable him to
work in a larger field of usefulness else
where, he will be free to accept it, other
wise he will remain at, his old post here,
prescribed VACATION wien 1t Is hoped that
his health will be ftillg restored.
Recent arrivals at the Williams house:
Miss Bayers. st. Louis, Mo-; Miss Carr.
Milwaukee; F. S. Reed and wife. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Faraday. Chicago; Mrs. J.
W Perkins andi5 three children, Mrs.
Howard a. and the Misses Mary Louise
and Eliza Kimbah, Kansas City; E. Hol-
land. George Nicholson and wife. Mrs. C.
Holmes, H. L. jenkins, Miss Jessie E.
Strong. E. L. Brewer, I. r. Mjchaels, H.
C. McNair, st. Paul; J. A. Vincent and
wife. 2. M. Holland and wife, Miss Mar
Raret Walker. Miss. ReadG, J. j. Welsart
and wife. S. Osborne A. G. Drexler, E. H.
Lamar and friend, Robert Manfortf and
wife. Minneapolis.
The many Minneapolis arrivals at the
noteiS experience the same .dimculty