The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-03
LAKE. MINNETONkA

to one of the club cottages to-day and
were the first arrivals III.
Mrs. E. G.. Donaldson who has leased,
the kalorama cottage at Excelsior. will
not manage her new establishment in per-
son but will be represented BY Misses
Currier and Coon: The new establish.
ment has been renamed. Hotel .Alook and
VIII be open the year around Mrs Don
aldson will continue her business in town,
spending only a part of her time att the
lake. ,
r. F. Wright and family of st. Paul
VINO have taken the Camp cottage at the
Beach moved out yesterday.
Dr.. and Mrs. W.. B. Pineo who pur-
chased the Crowell cottage at the Beach
nave already taken possession of their
new home
MI. and Mrs. John Harris Chick are oc-
cupylng the Coffee cottage on Crystal
Bay this season. They went out April /
and have with them Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Lindsay and Miss Margaret l.. Lindsday
of Chicago. - ~:
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fay have taken a,
cottage at Wildwood for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Proctor will occupy
| the Woolf cottage at FairvieW TAey will
go next, week and their family. will join
them later.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ] Murphy have taken
the Brown cottage near Interlachen and
q - o4ueHtt VlSlLOrS TO tine lake
The, w H Kellers. have been getting
their home at Langdon Park ready, to
occupy and will move out next week
Mrs. E. w. Runyan will occupy the cot
tage that she had last year on Carsons
Bay The family are, spending a part
OF the time, at the lake and will go out to
stay when school closes. -
The Thayer cottages at Cottagewoods
nave been taken by G.. H.. Ponsonby and
George D. Stevens .
Gustavus johnson and family are spend
ing part of the time at their West Arm,
cottage: ~r" =ss.; go ::
Frank H. Cashier has bought the. Ros-
nick cottage at Birch Bluff and is occupy
ing it. = :
Mr.: and Mrs. Edgar A. Heath have
opened their summer home, Glen Villa
near Eureka, -,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Dean, nee Robertson
have taken the Bide -a-Wee cottage at
Excelsior, for the season =
DR.. j. A. Freedom of. Fergus Falls.
spent sp several days this week as the guest
OF Rev and Mrs. D. E. Wilson, Wayzata
H.. R. Yerxa is occupying the Potter cot
.tage: at Markville ' - 800. y ....' l..
r. M. Chapman has opened his grocery
store at Wayzata.
Miss Lucie McCarter of Philadelphia,
IS visiting her aunt, Mrs. NJ. L. Halloweli
| at Ferndale. - 80, -. r.. :. ~:
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hay, after visit
OF two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L.
HalloWell have taken apartments at
Northland Inn. I'D = 49, - 80 -
Miss Amy Wakefield of Hutchinson and.
Nathan. Bantield of Austin have returned
TO their homes after visit of several
Gays with Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wakefield
of Long Lake. r.-'r>s '"s- - - -.
Mr.. and Mrs, George. w. Porter will,
open their Ferndale home next Tuesday,
-Ihe depot at MiInetonka Beach is be-
ing enlarged and improved. g; =, =
+: j. Thielen who has been in business
at Markville for three years is returning
to the city. 81
William Watson of Winthrop. owner
OF the steamer Fannie l., which has been
remodelled during the winter was at Way
zata yesterday making arrangements for.
the launching of the boat
me Victor, Captain Champion, will
make evening tripsa TUESDAY 4and: Friday
OF 9each week during the season. :.-~,: >.
Miss Mildred MI Woodbury. and D. Alvin
Lyons at Wayzata during the week.
| H. X: Thompson, A. r. Olson and P.
sWenson are among those who have
opened their cottages at Orono.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crosby will move
into their cottage at Ferndale next week.
/ Inc =: l.. Carpenter cottage at Brack=
| etts Point has been ,completed and was
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Eustis were guest 9
at the Breezy Point club house Friday
evening 81. ...s,- ,.- g.. ...., ~, - '
Dr. futile, is: having the, cottage at
Ferndale recently purchased of W.
Dean thoroughly overbauled and remodel
60. Inc work is being done by Brad
J. B. lGilfllan and family have moved
into their country place, Ben Avon at
Parker's Lake.
Captain Champion is dredging chan
mel into the, new Moore boat works:
| AT Inc meeting of the Excelsior village
council Monday evening a petition which
mas been generally signed will be pre-
sented to- that body requesting that thew
purchase a gasolene engine and: a ssuffi-
| Client amount of hose to afford fire protec-
| ton for the village
The Minnesota State Pharmaceutical
association will meet yat.L Lake, Minnetonka
June II, IL and 49, The association will
| nave headquarters at Hotel St. Louis.
Sampson Bros, who were burned ont
IN the recent fire, are occupying the Miller
block 49,. -. -. = N''it- ~
The members of Frank w. Halstead
post, No. 81, G. A. R., will hold their an
nual reunion and camp fire Wednesday,,
May a.. ..........,s .. - r.. y ::
The Excelsior Ladies Cemetery asso-
| citation met yesterday afternoon with Mrs
Walter Phillips and planned a large
amount of work for the coming season.
The Ladies' rEuchre Club were enter
| tanned "Wednesday. afternoon by Mrs
| George H. Shrodes at the Sampson House.
! At the conclusion of the game light re-
| freshments were served. The first prize:
a handsome water color picture, was won
| by Mrs. w. S. McWade; the second prize,
| a piece of hand painted china, was won
| by Mrs, M. T. Barbour - ~.,...
The Excelsior military band will give a.
concert and dancing party at he village
| hall Friday evening - sj.7- -
The ladies of the Methodist church will
serve a shredded wheat supper at Odd
Fellows hall Tuesday evening, May TO-
Ella Clark entertained number Of their
friends Wednesday evening in honor Of
Tim Dunlap. Whist was played during
the evening. At II o'clock light refresh
| ments, were served. Those present were
Messrs.S and Mines. CT. La Paul, C. E.
Prince, G.. P. Dickinson, M. W. Bennett
E. L. Newell, F. L Perkins, E. R. Per.
| kins, Mrs. O.. Bennett, Miss Bolivia Ben
nett, Charles Sigafoos and Mr.. and Mrs
W. W. Bardwell of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Thygeson of St.
Paul have moved out for the sea son to
t'Woodside,' the old Pomeroy homestead
which they purchased several months ago.
Mrs. Jack Cover of kesWick, Iowa, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Butcher of Excelsior. s3.l
Minneapolis, have taken the R. H. De
Groodt cottage for the season. Mr.. and
Mrs De Groodt viii spend the summer at.
the Sampson House. $3.50 st,3r5
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Clifford of MINI eap-.
oils are at their cottage on Gideon's Bay