The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-05
Hastings came out last week for a short stay.
They were Mines. William Hodgson, p. A.
Ringstrom. D. l.. Thompson and S. w.
Thompson. Sewell Thompson. Jr., accompa-

Hastings came out last week for short stay.
They We're Mines. William Hodgson, P. A.
Ringstrom, D. l.. Thompson and S. w.
Thompson. sewell Thompson, Jr., accompa-
MED them. " Il Az Y ,ss55
r. Ziesing and family of lola, Kan, have
taken possession of Perkins cottage for the
summer. Miss Lille 'Hibben, until this year
a teacher at Stanley Hall, is one of the par
ty, which was joined this week by Mr.. and
Mrs. Marchand and Miss Lila Marchand; Of
St. Paul. .f5 .t-@ss .$fg,,
Louis and Lesley Bell of Chicago are spend
ing the summer with their aunt, Mrs. Van
slyke., at The Naples. Other guests of The
Naples are Mr. and Mrs. Will Dean and sis
ter, Miss Dean of Northfeld, and Mr.. and
Mrs. D. T. Stewart of Davenport. Iowa, who
will spend the season at Prior lake. s.2 8.
Miss Harriet Armstrong and. sister Ade-
laide of Minneapolis are at Grainwood for
a week or two. Miss Armstrong Is one Of
the Kappa Kappa Gamma girls, who took
their annual weeks outing at Grainwood a
short time ago. 4 |s4,-sG' II ~ =, Z -s. n. .sg :
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Barre and niece, Miss
Ruth Clarke, spent the week in Sunset cot
tage.. Little Miss Clarke has recently come
from Scotland - y =. -. .,,sl =. 4, ~
Robert III. Colburn, William D. Corrigan,
William Oppenheimer and Arthur Grant
Smith, all Of St. Paul. form camping party
which has pitched tent on Grainwood grounds
for hunting and fishing. ,,. : ~
Carl f. Crelall Of Chicago and Jerome J.
Schotten Of st. Louis came from St. Paul
| to Grainwood in Mr.. Schotten's automobile,
having come up the river from St. Louis on
the steamer Dubuque. They will remain
three or four weeks
Wednesday evening party was given the
young people of Granwood at the hotel.
Fing-pong and dancing furnished the prfn-
cipal amusements and refreshments were
served. german for the older guests is
planned, for this evening and Monday after
noon a party will be given for the children.
Guests for over the Fourth were Wads-
worth "A. Williams and DR.. R. D.. Kelsey,
Northfield; Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Tyler Mrs.
George H Lains, Harold @. Lains l.. F.
Fairchild, W. H. Goddard, St. Paul; F.. A.
Garbett, Mrs. j. w. Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs
J. P: Brown Wallace H. Davis, Miss Glib
son, A. H. Savage, Minneapolis.
| Among those registered at the hotel during
| the past week were David Orehmer A. J.
Dean, W. R. Sweat, w. E. Baker, Charles
S. Allanson, E. "A Davis, H. Mitchell, T. v
| Robinson, Mnneapolis; William Rhodes, M
r. Curtis, L. D. shehan, St. Paul; T. T.
Rybok, A. j. Edgerton, New Prague; j. A.
| Ennis, Hastings.
I A very pleasant card party was given last
! Monday evening to the ladies of Grainwood
| in honor of the Thimble Bee club of Has.
| tings. Five tables of progressive euchre were
| played and refreshments were served Mrs
w. R. Sweat of Minneapolis won the head
| prize, Mrs. p. A. Ringstrom of Hastings the
foot and Mrs. S. w. Thompson of Iiasting;
| the lone hand.
The first of July arrivals have filled Grain.
wood with the regular summer guests, Sc
that little room is left for late comers. Mrs
| Nellie Daniels and sons, Morris and James
| of Leavenworth, Kan, have taken Sunrise
cottage Mrs. Val Rothschild and family Of
st. Paul, with her sister, Mrs Grace King
Haviland, and son Willis, of Evanston III.
| occupy Squirrels Nest. Mrs. J. G. Hamilton
and three children Of Minneapolis are in The
! Thistle for July. Mrs. f. L. Harris an
family of Omaha, Neb., will occupy Lindens
through July. Mrs. William Ruff and fam
lily, st. Paul, are in Canary and Mrs. G. H
| Ranney, with Miss Lillian Ranney and Al
fred Ranney, have taken Acorn Lodge