The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-07-02

to promptly arrest her If caught in the
act. They. do not think it fair to have
the belief that, the ordinance is dead
letter, and then arrested and fined,
whilst the home violators of the law are
allowed to go.
Frank Walsh, John and Lloyd Collins,
and Misses Nellie and Frances Collins,
of St Paul, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs John w, DAILY, at their residence
pie returned home charmed with the
beauties of the lake
George H. Hazard, of the Interstate
Park, was guest at Wahbemahquah
A R. Tracy and wife, of Minneapolis,
were visitors at Wahbemahquah during
John Peck, of EImira, N Y. and H G.
Lay, of Dayton, O., are amongst the
latest arrivals at Hotel Wahbemahquah.
St. Paul, paid a visit to her relatives In
White Bear last week Mrs. Conroy,who
is still visiting Mrs. O'Neill on Nelson
avenue, is much improved in health. and
will probably remain there some days
yet.
Arrivals at the Williams house: W. H.
Miss NJ. Wright. Miss B. Barrett M. e.
Sanford, T. Hasqwarrie, w. f. George,
Sh'icGag4; ! coreoran II I r. Gr a5arn
Qlarksdale, Ill; John ]. Leighton New
York; H. II. Hancock, Cleveland, O.; H.
A James, St. Louis, Mo.
DdV1Q X. OF 81. raul was
visitor at the lake last week.
Miss Evelyn Peltier is still very low.
She was thought to be dying one even
ing during the week, but seemed to rally
slightly afterwards
LAKE SHORE.
The hops at the pavilion on Wednesday
and Saturday were patronlZed as usual.
Another big crowd is expected today. The
electric military band is a great center of
curiosity just at present. The manage
1 ~iYY
on the Fourth.
The crowd of wheelmen coming to the
! lake last Sunday was bigger than ever.
1t is an interesting sight to watch the
| ceaseless column passing in view at any
! given point.
COTTAGE PARK.
Mr.. Matt Murphy, who has been so
seriously Ill, is somewhat better, and his
family now hope for his speedy RECOVERY
Col. Wade, of St. Paul. spent sunday
with Mr.. Christian Frye at the park.
SOUTH SHORE.
Kenneth Taylor returned from his visit
to friends at Turtle lake, greatly pleased
with his outing.
Mrs. Goldsmith is expected to occupy
her cottage on the grounds of her son,
Julius Goldsmith, about the first.
The road running back from the Simon
ton property on the south shore, past the
leveled, presumably with view to ex-
tending the electric line from Wildwood
to White Bear at an early date.
MANITOU ISLAND.
Miss Beebe, of St Paul, has been the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Paul Gotham,
during the week.
John Townsend and family are in their
! island home for the season
Mr.. c. P. Noyes has moved into his
residence on the island, the former Whee-
| lock cottage.
Mr. Mcdenry has rented the A NJ.
Drake cottage for the season. Mr.. Drake
will try to seek the recuperation of his
health by travelling for awhile.
DELLWOOD.
The yacht club house will be open to
visitors and guests on the Fourth.
The grounds about the club house and
McKibbin properties are being leveIed of
and improved.
WILDWOOD
Persons approaching Wildwood by the
cycle path from the west, will find them
selves suddenly cut off by the new break
ing on the Neuman farm. But by cross
ing on the road, and just beyond the
breaking, turning to the left, they will
again find the path, and can continue to
Wildwood
The ties, rails and poles are being
placed rapidly on the line to saltwater
and everything now indicates an early
opening of the electric line to that point.
Great improvements are being pushed
rapidly to completion here.
Fine new lighthouses, toboggan slide,
pearing as If by magic, all pointing to
lively season just opening here.
BALD EAGLE.
Mrs. J. c. McCright, of Cook street, ST.
Paul. is spending several weeks with her
! parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. w Johnson, at
Mrs. Work and her daughter-in-law,
/ Mrs. Charles Work, Of St Paul. spent the
week.
The Durids' picnic here last Sunday
drew another big crowd to Bald Eagle.
A bridge is to be built across the water
! commissioners trench near the Conover
| property.
MAHTOMEDI.
Mrs. Dodds entertained the Ladies
! club on Monday. Mrs. Hewitt Mrs.
Dampier and Mrs. Swift won the prizes.
Miss Childs spent several days with
Miss Fails and Miss Shaw, of West St.
Paul spent several days with Mrs. Pres
Miss Elsie Wyand spent Saturday with
friends at the hotel.
Mrs. sprague and Miss sprague were
! visitors of Mrs. Hust this week.
Mrs. Adamson was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Dodds, for part of the week
An ice cream social was held in Wood
| b1ne cottage on Thursday from till 10
o'clock for the benefit of the chapel fund
Miss Zahm, Miss Bell and Mrs. Hall as
sisted Mrs Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dampier gave a
dinner party for eight Thursday evening
The table decorations were of roses and
ferns.
Thursday with Miss Dampier.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson moved into their
cottage on Friday.
The Musical club met with Miss Dam.
pier Tuesday.
A farewell party was given in the
IdEyiwild Monday evenins.
Miss Weber is spending the summer
| with Mrs. Ekstrand
Miss Ethel Murray gave calling party
IN the Albatross Tuesday evening.
MINNEToNKA.
Mrs. J: F; Wilcox, of Old Orchard cot
tage Wildhurst, last week entertained
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Hutchins and w E
Whitney. of Wabasha, MINI.
Miss r. L. WEIGH is visiting for a few
days Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Welch, at For
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. WEIGH. of Casco
G entertain zee Nj ~. and Mrs: Paige Yaw
Void last Sunday
Mr.; and Mrs. L. Tyler and Mrs. George
W. Perry. of Kansas City, are VISITING
Mrs: H. c. Smith at the Todd cottage
Wildhurst.
Mrs. E. c. Pratt has been entertatning
Mrs. Fannie Rutherford of St. Paul.
The Peck cottage at Minnetonka Bea oh
Is occupied by Mrs. M. ]. Richardson
Miss Hattie Richardson. Mrs. E. c.
tie Creek, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Franklin Holbrook have
with them for few days Mr.. and Mrs
Glenn Morgan.
Ivan j. Kipp, of ST Paul, Is spending
haven.
Squirrels Nest, Deephaven, the summe,
nome Of Mrs. E. P Savage, have as
guests Mrs. M. .Lauritsen, Of Independ-
ence, 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber and son. of St
Paui, are at the White house, Excelsior