The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-16

The residents of White Bear were a lit
tie surprised at the protest of the people
about Bald Eagle against the turning
of the surplus water of Pine Tree lake
into White Bear lake. The matter had
been mentioned at the last meeting OF
the White Bear Improvement association
in the presence of the Bald Eagle repre-
sentative there present, and it had been
rather gathered from his attitude that
nothing was to be done to oppose the
movement. Two meetings were after
wards held by the Bald Eagle aSSocia-
ton, and no suggestion was made at
either of them that any protest should
be made. The White Bear people have
since then pushed on their plans and
-&have done much work In perfecting them
and reducing them to practice.
Wheelmen will be much pleased to
hear that ii is expected that work VIII
be resumed on the cycle path along Lake
avenue this week. In its present unnn-
ished state with both sides raised above
the path in many places, it has been
very dangerous and has already caused
number of accidents with several mar
row escapes from very serious injury.
Ad. Getty has been spending some days
with his father Daniel Getty, at the
Getty cottage on First street, In White
Bear.
Miss Shuey has been spending some
time on visit to her aunt, Mrs. Drake,
at Lakeside, near the bridge.
Surveyors were taking levels last
week along Bald Eagle avenue with a
view to draining the surface water In
lIldl nelSnDOGlOOO ana on the vest sue
into White Bear lake. This will be good
for the lake as far as 1t goes and will
be a great Improvement to West Side
property.
Edna Clouston. aged IS, Of Minneapolis.
saw little Eddie Rodenberg lying just off
the Wampler dock with his face under
water Without a moments hesitation
The sprang into the water. which came
up above her waist and lifted the little
fellow onto the dock again. The pa
Ients were so pleased at her promptness,
Attle fellow to choke under water. that
shey presented her with a very pretty
cup and saucer, to her great delight
A party of railroad men, under Fore
man Mcguire. have been stopping at
Mrs. Fanning's hotel. on Railroad ave-
nue., in White Bear for some time. They
are engaged in laying culverts along the
track of the st. Paul & Duluth.
Some persons have had doubts as to
any great flow of water coming from
Pine Tree lake. But those who know de-
flows out of the lake every spring and
that it receives the watershed Of a large
tract of country all around its shores, be-
sides being fed from a series of small
lakes on the other side from White
Rear. At all events a great many peo-
pie say amen to the declaration of
Messrs. Dean and Sanborn that measures
for bringing more water into the lake
far exceed in Importance all plans for
opening boulevards or clearing away the
trees and shrubbery which form a natur-
III provision Tor retaining the regular
supply of water in the lake.
Miss Jane Conroy has been quite i'll
again, but is now much better. She is
again staying for n while with her fam
Miss Emil Courteau, of Cedar street,
st. Paul. was a guest of the Misses Har-
dy, at their home on East Third street,
last week
Mrs. Hughes and her two daughters
and Robert McGill. son of ex-Gov Nc
GIL, dined with Mr.. and Mrs. s. c.
Smith. at their residence at White Bear
last Sunday.
Ohio and Lucy Francis are delighted
with their new pony, which the doctor
has Just purchased for them.
The Royal Neighbors are preparing for
their sociable at Hardy's hall on July 20.
They already have thirty names on their
membership roll, and they and their
friends propose to have delightful time
The Royal Neighbors of White Bear
initiated two new members last Tuesday
evening.
The Woodmen of White Bear have
also initiated two more members recent
~ and entertained a delegation of visit
ing brothers from North st. Paul who
P. D. Godfrey and family have moved
into the Oaks for the season.
J. A Blair credit man for the Powers
moved into one Of the Leip cottages with
his family for the summer.
Mrs. W. Barry and family have rented
the r w, haIndley cottage Tor the sea-
son.
Miss Pratta, from Tacoma. Wash, was
a recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Ref
at their home on East Fourth street
Several members of the Town and
Country club spent last Sunday after
noon and evening at the Greenwalt cot
tage at Withrow. Needless to say they
had their usual delightful time and they
are now planning another outing for this
week
A large crew Of men are at work ma
cadamizlng the White Bear and Bald
Eagle road as originally planned by the
county commissioners. The town super
visors are rejoicing that they were IN
time to head off the effort of the I'M
provement association to have this work
done near Cottage park, instead Of on
the original plan.
A large picnic Of Minneapolitans expect
20 take possession of the park near the
bridge today. They declare that If the
We ather is favorable they will have close
o. 1000 persons out here to spend the
daY.
Jacob Hauvensheld. sheriff Of Du-
buque, To-. with his wife and family. were
guests of his old friend. Nick Henkel at
the latter's home in White Bear last
week.
Charles McLeggan and wife are paying
visit to Reuben Clewett and family