The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-14

Inc many friends of the DriScolls Will
sincerely regret to learn that they will
not come to the lake this season.
The Gotzain cottage on the island will
be occupied by Paul Gotham.
Rev. Father Campbell, of ST; Paul's
seminary, in ST. Paul, paid a flying visit
| 10 the lake on Sunday.
Mr.; Frank Willoughby and wife spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. David
In reply to numerous inquiries adj
dressed to us during the past week we
would state that the G 10 can be
had at Kings drug store, on Third street.
paper, and Bert King has charge of the
! delivery. Mr.. Lorenzo ]. Markoe is the
local correspondent, and items intended
! for publication, if placed in his hands,
will receive proper attention.
The G. A. r. Memorial services on Dec
grafton day will be held in the Church of
st. Mary's of the Lake. The school exer-
cises will also be held as Usual. and pre-
liminary consultations have been in prog
ress during the week with a view to ar
ranging a programme worthy of the oc-
casion.
White Bear has a number OF volunteers
who gave their services to their country
| during the recent Spanish-American war.
Amongst them We note Sergeant Tneo-
dore Bourquin, Corporal Jim Long, Pri-
Yates Linoon Erhardt, Dennis Therein,
Clarence Abbott, Girard and Hammond,
! all of Company B, Fifteenth regiment.
1t is expected that they will participate
in the Decoration day celebration his
year.
Mr.. Gundlach is expecting further news
! soon from his two boys who are in ac-
| tive service In the Philippines.
Robert Long viii probably also he
| heard from before long. His famiy are
! daily expecting another letter from, Kim
! from the seat of war.
Mrs Hare and Mrs. Ramaley viii have
| the management of Ramaley Villa this
season.
The Mabons are in their cottage once
/ more for the season.
| DIR. Brimhall Is amongst the re ent ar
rivals at the lake. He is In his old quar-
tiers, near Lakeside, for the season.
Jack Chisholm is once more located in
White Bear at his old business.
Miss katherine Dunn and her friend,
Miss Slater, from st. Paul, spent Sun
day at Miss Dunn's home on Fifth street.
A White Bear boy. takes exception 10
cent issue that whilst several persons
have climbed Selby Hill, in St Paul, en-
their wheels, no one has yet attempted
TO descend it In like manner. Eugene
Markoe, son of William F. Markoe, states
that he has twice during the last win. or
made the complete descent from Summit
to Pleasant avnue, using his foot for a
brake, and sliding most of the way
down. He was thirteen years old when.
he accomplished the feat. The G O e
congratulates him on his narrow escape,
and hopes the local police will prevent
any repetition of 50 risky a perform
ance
The many friends of Daniel Johnson
Of Bald Eagle avenue, have missed him
his bed most of the time. His increa.ing
age and the recent loss of his wife have
told heavily on him, but 1t Is hoped that
the pleasant summer weather will give
him new heart and strength. He is one
of the founders and patriarchs of the
Methodist church, of Whits Bear.
inally from Evanston, Ill, is still in
charge of the Methodist church here as
resident pastor. He resides with Mr..
Daniel Johnson on Bad Eagle avenue,
Mr.. Philip Crowley and his son COrne-
Illus talk Of spending the season at the
lake again We trust they will come by
Ralph W: Cavanagh and family are
once more in their cottage on Lake ave-
nue, adjoining the Fulton residence, for
the season. -. lst25G g.
plumber of ST. Paul, is in the SECOND cot
tage from the railroad on Shady Lane,
for the season.
Soc Hefferrnan was a guest of Hon, T.
sRev.i = Father Bonnefovs,. of Centeryil-e
was in the village during the week.
O'Brien Cayou started for the West last
week to take a position on, one of the
Western railroads. His friends will miss
his genial presence but wish him abund-
ant success.
John A Markoe has stepped in o
| O'Brien Cayou's official shoes in st.
Paul, and is holding down his recent job
| in the SANITY City.
Mrs Noble, of st Paul, has rented the
Extrand cottage, corner of Fourth street
| and Cook avenue.
Mrs Conroy, who was in such poor
health the greater part of the winter, Is
reviving under the influence of the pleas
ant weather, and looks greatly improved
in health.
The O'Neils and Miss Mary Jane Con-
roy will remain in st. Paul all sum-
mer.
L. H. Well has moved into one of the
cottages at Lake Shore for the seas IN
Rev. J. c. Robinson is still In charge
| of the Presbyterian church as resident
pastor. If we mistake not, this was
the first church in White Bear to have a
| did not merely visit them from ne ghbor-
George Freeman and family are not ex-
pected to occupy their home at Birch
Mrs. H. volkert and children spznt
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Paar.
man Lutheran church in White Bear
coming from North st Paul to hold SER
vices there every other Sunday.
Paul. will occupy the Marchand cottage
adjoining Mr.. John Fl. Schultz IS resi-
dence, on Lake avenue, during the sum-
mer.
| ]. E. Greenman, manager of the. Dun
Mercantile agency, of St. Paul, is at
the lake for the season.
Dr. Christian Frye spent the Sunday at
|
out to the lake very soon.
John Caulfield, Of the st. Paul city
water works, will occupy the Smith cot
tage at Cottage Park. He is expected
Col. Appleton, of the West Publishing
company, in st. Paul, has rented the Ga
| lusha cottage at Cottage Park, for the
Rev. Father Powers, of Saltwater, FREE
quently passes through White Bear. He
was in the village during. the week.
| Three or four st. Paul families are dis
| cussing the advisability of renting the
| Cottage Park club house In common for
| the season
their cottage once more on the south
shore of the lake Mr. Goldsmith went
| to Chicago during the week, intending
after few days in that city to go East
and sail for Europe.
Mrs. Marchand does not forget White
| Bear. She writes to her daugter, Mrs.
! William Leip, that she would like to be
| happy home with the Fjellmanns In Da-
kota, and continues to enjoy excellent
! health.
| few hours at Cottage Park last week.
He thinks the Manufacturers will probably
not come to the lake this season;
Mrs. Hinckley occupied her cottage at
Lake Shore all through the winter. 1t
is becoming more and more popular to
| remain at White Bear all the year round.
| It's character as a suburban residence
| district becomes more marked every day.
The Van Weeks are occupying the
Hastings cottage at Lake Shore this year.
Mrs: Weidlich and daughters are in
| their home at Lake Shore for the season.
| G. r. Croft, of st. Paul. will spend the
season in the Nippolt cottage at Lake
| Shore.
o. A. Snow spent the winter In his
home at Lake Shore. He bears his in
creasing years very well, and takes ad-
vantage of the pleasant spring weather
| to get out to church more frequently.
He has spent many a day In building
and beautifying the little Methodist