The Minneapolis journal., 1901-05-11
ments in the hotel, the Office having been
enlarged and q telephone installed.
AMONG the Cottagers.

tage which he will occupy this summer
l.. B. NewelPs cottage, Reve d Etc mas
been rented to Karl De Laittre VINO VIII
occupy 1t with his sister. Miss DE lat
tire and Miss Wyman, who will spend part
OF the summer with her have peen out
this week getting the cottage ready TO
open permanently. Mr.. and Mrs. John
De Laittre were out last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cavour S. Langdon were
expected at their cottage to-day for the
season. Mrs. R. B. Langdon and Mrs.
Truesdale will open the Truesdale cot
tage later in the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. NJ. Barnes were early
comers and are in the w. f. Brooks cot
tage which they had last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Eliel have been oc-
cupying their cottage since in April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Crowell have been
out part of the week and will be in
their cottage at intervals through the
summer.
s. A. Harris, c. T. Thompson and E. K.
Fairchild have not yet opened their cot
tages but will do so later in the season.
Henry Schumacher and family of st.
Paul, were early arrivals at the Beach
and are living in the Cornell cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Woodforth and
Messrs. John and Richard Woodwork
took possession of the Sexton cottage, ad-
joining Mr.. Sexton's residence May 1. Mr..
Sexton and family moved out at about the
same time. Mr. Sections Octagon cottage
on Crystal Bay has been taken by G. F.
Welles who will take his family out next
week.
DR.. and Mrs ]. F. Schadle of St. Paul
were out on Sunday visiting friends and
looking at houses but have decided on
nothing yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Lodge and son ar
rived at their Crystal Bay cottage about
Easter. George has since had an attack
| or pneumonia, but is almost recovered.
| Mr. and Mrs. Ben Woodwork, who are
to occupy the Winecke cottage, will go
out next week. Scott and Richard Wood
worth and Mrs. f. J. Woodwork arrived
at the Dougan cottage Thursday to re-
main for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Boyey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johnson were April arrivals, and DR..
Hill and family are frequent visitors, al
though they will not be out to stay until
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Kelley are occasional
visitors at the Log Cabin and will go
out as soon as school closes.
S. E. Neiler and Miss Neiler moved into
their cottage in April
| Mrs. Charles Kent and Miss Nellie Kent
returned Saturday from New York and
went at once TO their Crystal Bay cot
tage. Miss Gertrude will remain in New
York until June on account of her music
class.
| DR.. ]. B. Bemis and family are in the
cottage which they bought last year. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Cramer spent last Sun
day with them and Mrs. w. r. Cambridge
was visitor on Tuesday. Tomorrow DR..
Bemis' brother r. ]. Bemis of Wisconsin,
will be their guest.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Burrows of st. Paul have
taken the Peck cottage and are already
occupying it.
| Mr.. and Mrs T. G. Winter and family
went out yesterday to stay over Sunday
at their cottage and will move out next
week.
F. R. Petit has opened his cottage and
will be joined by Mrs. Petit, who is in
New York, in day or two.
Eugene Ward and family of st. Paul,
who were almost the last family to leave
the lake last fall, returned early and are
remodeling their house.
The Brennan cottage has been taken by
w. B. Chandler, who will move out this
month.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. JAustin are domieiled
in their Northwood cottage and have as
their guest, Master Frederick Austin.
Colonel and Mrs. Ripley are already in
their cottage; Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Gipson
are occupying their new cottage; the
Hovey Clarke cottage will be occupied this
season by the Blackmers;e Mrs. Colt and
the Messrs. Colt have not left their cot
! tage this winter; the D. c. Wardens will
be out at the close Of school; w. j. Jenni-
son has taken the Jackson cottage.
| The Townsend cottage has been taken
by Mr. and Mrs. Yates who will move out
| this month Mrs. Townsend is now
! spending a few days at the cottage. She
is living at Mound with Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Gray, who moved out to their
new cottage near the Chapman house in
March.
Mrs. c. E. Sanford went out this week
and opened Sanwood Lodge and Colonel
and Mrs. Wood joined her to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bigelow have been
in the Warner cottage on Huntington's
Point for three weeks; Mr.. and Mrs.
| Huntington are already in their cottage;
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Plant moved into
| their cottage May 1; the l.. S. Rands, A.
F. Gales. C. H. Hulberts, and E. c. Mich
ners will arrive soon at their cottages.
| Mrs H. A. Bennett and N. c. Bennett
are in the Fuller cottage at the Beach
again this season and have with them Mrs
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. McArdle and
A. H. Barnard have been recent guests
The c. A. Van Divers are in the Linton
cottage and Major Bigelow and family
will soon be in the Smith cottage for the
summer Mrs. Nelson Williams and
Willis Williams are In their cottage. E.
| N. Osborne is frequent visitor at the
Williams cottage and Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
borne will be at the cottage adjoining
soon.
]. ]. Ankeny and family are at their lake
cottage on Big Island, for the summer.
South Shore Happenings.
| The pastoral committee of the Excelsior
Congregational church have recommended
| to the church that call be extended to
Rev. G. A. Traut of Osborne, Kansas. The
question of submitting the call will be
decided after the morning services to-
morrow.
Mrs E. j. Chalmers came out to-day
and opened her cottage at Lake Park for
the season. Mrs. Chalmers has recently
returned from an extended visit in the
east.
| Mr. and Mrs. ]. C. Egerton and Miss
Maud Egerton will open their cottage at
Lake Park for the season, the 18th.
Roy Wagner is at the Wagner cottage,
Lake Park.
| Mrs. A. B. Armstrong and son, Frank
Armstrong, and Miss Ella Judd, OF Hotel
San Angelo, came out Thursday and
opened the Seeley cottage at Lake Park
for the season. Miss Isabella Armstrong,
who is attending school at Luverne, Mimi,
will join the party June 1.
Mrs. L. A. Davidson is entertaining her
sisters Miss Maude Ebersole of Chicago,
and Miss May Ebersole Of Monson, Iowa.
Her father, G. T. Ebersole of Monson,
Iowa. who has been visiting her the past