The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-20

points of interest one day last week.
;, Mrs. Jewett's entertainment helped to
nven up. things at Cottage Park during
the week.
s.. C. Smith was in Sandstone one day
during the past week on business.
Miss Scott was the guest of Mrs s. c.
Smith, at her home in White Bear, last
week.
Miss Stella Olivier, of Louis street, in
81. Paul, spent last week with the Misses
Hardy, at their home on East Third
street in White Bear.
Denise Michaud, Lily Tarte and Lucy
Francis paid visit to their teacher. Miss
lis. They returned well pleased with their
little outing.
The Social Cinch club met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Cayou last Wednesday.
Bunghard and Mrs. James Clewett. Wis
itors' prizes: Mrs. Charles Ref and
Mrs. Gage. The club meets next Wednes-
day at the residence of Mrs. James Clew-
Robert Clouston, of Grand avenue Min
neapolis, and Edna and Arthur Clouston
and Carl Giles, rode over to White Bear
via St. Paul, on Wednesday, and spent
family.
Mrs. w. ]. Wells has come from Duluth
for short visit to her White Bear home
and friends
Wednesday evening to a number of his
friends in the Merry Monarch. They sail
ed over to the club house at DellWood.
Mr. Griggs has moved into his handsome
new residence, just completed, on Mani
tou island.
Vim. H. Brown and family, Of Devil
Lake, N. D., are occupying the Brlce
Murray cottage near Clark avenue for
the remainder Of the season.
The ladies of the M. E church at White
Bear will give a lawn social on the Wah-
bemahquah grounds next Friday, and al
so sail on the lake.
l., A.
hurt in a runaway a few days ago, having
his shoulder broken and being otherwise
bruised and cut. He was able to be IN
the village on Thursday and is expected
to recover entirely.
Prof. Farrar has taken his family for
a short visit to his old home In the south
ern part Of the state.
Commodore Lawrence has brought an
other steamboat from Lake Tetonka TO
White Bear and hopes to get share of
the boat business on our lake this sea-
son
The village authorities have placed a
street lamp on the end of the large DOCK
at Clarke avenue for the benent OF the
boating public on dark nights.
Mrs. J. M King is able to he out of
doors again, after her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hovey, of North Branch
and Miss Macdonald, of Minr1e aa9 lS
were among the arrivals at the GOODWILL
lie cottage last week.
Arrivals at Wahbemahquah: Hon. A;
Fl. Haas, Alaska Frank F. Price, GranQ
Raptds; w H. Hanover, st. Joseph; J.
A. Smith, Chicago; G. E. King, Morrlsoh'
Ill.
Mrs. ]. Tracey was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs Price, at Wahbemahquah, last
week.
M M. Wachenheimer was the Guest of
]. Iites, at the Williams house. rev Gays
ago.
Sixteen young people, members OF Prof.
Schwartz's dancing class at w nIte Bear,
rode in to St. Paul in the ta!ly-no on on
Wednesday evening. They went TO the
dancing academy, and spent pleasant
evening there Mrs. Provost, from Bur
faIo n. Y, was chaperone; the moon
light was superb, and all returned nome
in the wee sma' hours" of the morning
we'll pleased with their outing
Miss Blanche futile returned last week
to Browns Valley to resume her duties
as teacher of music at that place
Hotel Wahbemahquah was unexpected
| lv closed on Thursday, owing to the fact
| that the furniture company seized the
: furniture for nonpayment of the install
ment due thereon. Much sympathy Is fe!t
| for Mr. Hatton, who was just getting ms
| house nicely filled with guests, and was
| looking forward to a good business 1or
! the balance of the season. He had gone
| to great expense in making repairs TO
| fhe building and the blow is a very
| heavy one to him. The guests scattered
| in every direction, some going TO other
| places about the lake, and GOOD many
| returning to their homes.
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