The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-01
WHITE BEAR.

Some of our people have shown dis
position to infer from our news item OF
last Sunday that Victor Richards went in
to St Paul to obtain medical care because
he had been unable TO secure proper
treatment" at White Bear We deem 1t
only Just to promptly correct TINS mlSln-
terpretation of our words, as Mr.. Rich
ards was cared for by a local surgeon at
While Bear, and afterwards went to the
city for nursing and greater comfort AT
the hospital than he could secure else
where.
A group of our handsomest citizens was
gathered together last week, and Pic
ture taken Of the fire apparatus in White
Bear AS the group is composed of
number of old settlers about here, it Will
have a real historic value some day, ard
we may expect to see it amongst the
archives of the Minnesota Historical So
ciety in St. Paul.
William Markoe. who learned to ride the
wheel in his seven y-siXth year, received
last week a present of a brand new wheel
direct from the factory and now rides
about the vicinity of the lake during this
splendid weather for wheeling.
A. Fl. Simon moved back to town from
Dellwood last Monday The furniture man
had the misfortune to have his van turn
completely over, furniture and ALL but he
Strengthened up the wreck again, and got
his load into the city at last.
Mrs Thomas Bardsley and Miss A. c.
Davis have been spending several days at
Duluth. Miss Davis spent the last year
in Minneapolis, and from Duluth she viii
return to her home in Kalispeil, Mont.
Thomas Fulton and his brother Andrew
have returned to the lake from their Eu-
ropean trip. Andrew Fulton will go on
to San Antonio, Tex, in few days, where
he expects to spend the winter.
Frank Williams, the yardmaster at
White Bear, purchased a piece Of real
estate In Cambridge during his recent
visit there. and is now building on his
own account
Gus Amundson is making a tour of New
York, Boston, and other eastern cities,
and as a result may develop some new
features in his boat building this winter.
expected to be sufficiently advanced to be-
gin furnishing power on Oct. 10. When
completed it will be quite fine building.
Mrs J. w DAILY and family moved out
of their house on East Fourth street last
week, and will soon start for their new
home in Montana.
Mr. Dampier is building a new cottage
at Mahtomedi near Woodbine. w. H.
Jackson, of White Bear, is doing the
work.
W l. Kenna,, cashier in the, Great
last Sunday at the lake visiting friends.
DIR. Ray returned to the city on Wednes-
day from his cottage on Lake avenue ad-
joining the Schnabel property
Mrs. Marchard will return this week to
her home in North Dakota Mrs. Leip
will make the trip with her.
Mrs. c. NJ. Griggs entertained number
of friends at her home on Manitou island
last Monday evening.
C. c. Dixie and James Swan were busy
improving and grading the roads about
Dellwood last week.
The McKibbin place at Dellwood is be-
ing graded and prettily laid out in lawns
and grass plots.
There are still over dozen families
of summer residents sojourning at Nah
tOmedi.
Mrs Mcmillan. Of Minneapolis, was
amongst the arrivals at Lakeside last
| week.
Joseph Hefferman was one of the Sun
day visitors to the lake last week.
Miss Palmer is again at her old work
in the White Bear printing office.
Mrs. Coke has moved into the city from
her cottage on Clarke avenue.
j. r. Nichols will move back to the city
from Mahtomedi about Oct. 6.