The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-31

Mrs. c. v. Brown is entertaining as over
Sunday guests at her G.oeon-s Bay cottage,
Mrs. Geolge V. Hankins and son, Mrs. VI.
b. Rice, Miss Lorllla Rice and VIII =.
nammes. ..-
Mr. and Mrs Carl Pickett of Winchester.
IND, will arrive at the lake next week anu
| summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Win freeman, who
have been in the Pickett cottage during The
past month. have taken the Gcoart cottage;
Colonel and Mrs. &. c. Ripley chartereo the
Juno tor a tour OF the lakes Thursday satter-
neon. entertaining a company OF TRENDS;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence q. brown spent SUI
day the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. James bladoa
of Hanson Grove, Excelsior -" 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Darnell Maxwell OF Helena,
Mont. spent few days at the Hotel "a Pau:
| expected next month at the Hotel La Paul Tor
the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Brosnon,- Mrs. F: II.
George and Mrs. Emily Pahmer-Cape OF New
York made a plcnlc tour on BOARD the May
flower Wednesday Afternoon.
Captain BELL. who has been spending the
winter in southern California and Florida,
has returned to the lake and is at Excelsior
for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs H. J. Putnam have arrived at
the lake and are located at Excelsior for the
Mr. and Mrs }. H. Chapman Of ST. An
thony Park have opened their cottage ut
Gldeon's Bay for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Confer and little son
are with Mrs. j. H Noble at her summer
home in Falrview
Beach are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Saw
age CottageWood, for few days.
Lyman y. Bard OF Austin, Mimi, has
taken the Hunter cottage at Christmas lake
Mr.. and Mrs Fred shuler have taken the
| Goodrich cottage at Breezy Point Tor the
summer.
Mrs. Abrams, Of Maplewood Inn, has been
taking care OF early guests at Breezy Point
since May /, and her house is now we'll hlled
By the middle of June she will have full
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spent at least one season before with Mrs.
Abrams The coming together at the lake
will be almost like a family reunion Among
the season guests will be Mr.. and Mrs: Ar
thur jerks and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward James,
who are already out; Mr.: and Mrs; H. R.
Ensign, w. H. Decker and family. Professor
and others. Chester Simmons and Mr.: and
Mrs j. S. Nolan and daughter are guests at
the Inn for few weeks.
The Great Northern began it's summer lake
service yesterday The trains were loaded
to the limit and large crowds spent the day at
the principal north shore stations.
her sister, Mrs r. c. Moore of Wayzata.
Mrs. G. l. Loom5s ana Nj. ana Mrs: EaT yin
| at Northland Inn. 49,"
Mr. and Mrs Preston King. opened their
| cottage at Breezy Point Thursday:
their Ferndale home fer the season Wednes-
day. =: "a.
Mr. and Mrs. Deeereaux are occupying
Mrs D. x. Keesling is spending few days
with friends at Wayzata:
A. F. shuler opened his summer home at
MS Ms: c D Of Pelican Rapids, is the
| guest Of her sister, Mrs u. Z. Wilson, OF
Wayzata. .
L. j. Barch of New York and Henry voegeli
Among those who registered at North!and
son, St. Paul MI and Mrs. J. G. Chapman,
Louis Basting and Henry Metcal(.
Master Frank Champion chartered the Vic
tor Thursday and gave party to MS young
| friends in honor Of his fifth birthday ami
| versary. g.
Mrs James Meyers is guest of her brother,
DR.. Tibbetts, of Wayzata
rooms at Northland Inn for the summer for
| herself and mother.
Mrs. George c. Christian opened the Chris
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mansfield are at the
| Northrop cottage, Ferndale. .
Mr. George c. Bovey opened his cottage at
| Ferndale to-day.
| Rodney Chadbourn has moved into one Of
his Arlington Heights cottages for the season.
| Mrs. c. e. Stewart of 81. Paul, and Alvin
apo!is, were guests of Miss Amy Lyons at
Harry Petit las returned to wayzasa from
A party consisting of Miss Lucy fowler,
Miss Birdie Mccullough, Howell Plurnmer and
Hal fowler drove out from the city Thurs,
day morning and spent the day with Mr. and
Mrs Arthur Helliwell at Arlington Heights.
A delegation of boys from Company !. Tnir-
teenth Minnesota volunteers. visited the
Wayzata cemetery Thursday morning and
decorated the grave of their departed COM
| rade, Will Ray.
| Mr.. and Mrs Riddell have taken one OF
the Chadbourn cottages at Arlington Heights
| for the season and moved in this week They
entertained a house party of boys Memorial
| Day.
Although Dr. futile for the last few days is
| apparently holding his own, yet his condition
is still extremely critical and small hopes
for his recovery are entertained. He is at
| tended BY his son, DR.. George futile of New
York, Dr.. Roberts and Pr Tibbetts. =.
| Wayzata A parade was followed by exercises
in the congregaopa. EhHreh Me Yn;n by The tn
Tibbetts and Rev D. E. Wilson preceded ap-
propriate exercises at the cemetery.
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