The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-05-27
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The Lake Park hotel under the management
.of, an rs. "A. a. Twombly Ifs being, placed in
readiness the Opening early in June. The
interior OF the elftssbeing thoroughly reno
waited and repaired and wiflsbe in perfect con-
dition when the opening day arrives. Music
viii be furnished for the, summer by the
Minikahdah orchestra under the leadership
Of Harry squyers. Hops will be given every
Saturday evening with musical and other at
fractions in the week. Mrs. Twombly's
sister, Miss n =. Hall who was associated
with her IN the management of Hotel Cottage
wood will be at the hotel after June 1. Har-
'ry Aidrich will have the position OF day
clerk. The Lake Park will be well filled on
opening day, as many of the former guests
Of Mrs. Twembly will make this their summer
home The citizens Of Tonka are greatly
pleased over the changed conditions and are
confident that the Lake Park under Mrs.
= Wombly management will restore its old
time popularity.
Hotel Del Otero {; isEs Hing up. An i'm
proYenent that will be greatly appreciated
thls season is the addition OF a room 20x6O
on the west end Of the hotel to be used as
an Office and parlors The room has fine
outloakk over, the lake, is..hnished in green
and furnished with an abundance OF easy
chairs, Indian rugs and curies. "A large crate
at the end OF the hall affords comfortable
cheer on chilly mornings: and evenings.
me general opening hop at the, Del Ctero
will he held next Friday evening. The dane
ing will be at the pavilion Many. frcrn the
city will be in attendance. Among those
who will come out will be a large party
from the university. The regular Friday
evening hops will be announced later.
y. G.. Schulz . medical student of the
university will take the position OF day clerk
NJ fhAt bal May I ; u
Manager George F. Hopkins, Of the Del
0tero, brought back a large collection of
Indian baskets which he has displayed IL,
the hotel ONCE. There are some exceeding
y fine specimens e' in53 a number. j /.
n The Baptsts had an enjoyable afternoon
outing at Minnetonka last Saturday, although
the storm prevented their carrying out the
origlnal program Of going to Mound to- their
assembly ground They1sWere met at Way
:zata by; the stealner. Puritan and tie barge
Priscilla and1the 5Mayhower. Fully 800 went
out: The storm which came up suddenly
forced them to put ihfo Spring Park, where
they boarded their train and enjoyed to the
fullest the lunch which had been prepared
by the. ladies Of the Minneapolis churches.
They proved a jolly crowd, taking the dis
appointment occasioned BY the storm phlo-
sophieally. , ....,s =. =,
Rev. u r: Davies, pastor Of the Excelsior
Methodist church, has received a call from
the Methodist churhc at Ltchfield, and if d
supply S.can be secured for the Excelsior
church, will accept the call Mr. Davies. de-
cision to leave Excelsior will be sincerely re-
GREETED He has served nearly four years as
pastor of the Excelsior church, in which time
It has been freed from debt, and greatly
strengthened sin membership. About three
weeks ago Mr.. Davies received call to the
church at Monteyideo, put declined. -
Rev. John Timothy Stone, pastor of Brown
Memorial Presbyterian church of Baltimore,
Md, accompanied by his family, will, spend
July and1August a Hotel Del Otero.Es T. (,
Union memorial services were held at the
Excelsior = Congregational church Sunday
morning They We're conducted by Rev. G.
A. Traut. The members of Frank w. Hal
stead post, No.: 81, 6. A. r., attended in a
body sErss 81, 81. ,<s- 81
Baccalaureate services in, honor of the
graduating class of the Excelsior high school
will be held at the Methodist church next
Sunday evening. The baccalaureate sermon
will be delivered by Rev, g. II. Morrill,. /.
( Lyn1ai, D.. Baird ot.rAustin, Mimi, has
taken the; DR.. Hunter. cottage at Christmas
Lake for the season. - They will come out
July i J. Il sr..,s 9is IS i e
j. W. Lyder, Jr., Of Akron. Ohio spent
Sunday sin Excelsior ips company With Rev
James Trimble: : ~ r. * ~ =: =, ,'.e,5a
DR.. Samuel Musgrove and family of Min
neapolis are spending asfew days at Hotel
Del Otero.:S = ....; IN til 'rs y g.. =
L. j. Hopkins of Duluth accompanied by
his sister, Miss Jessie Hopkins are spend
ing a few weeks at Hotel Del Otero. 7.
S: NJ. Hayes of St, Paul. a friend Of Judge
aud Mrs. o.. F., shiras,a will spend the sum
ner months with them at the Del Otero.
Recent arrivals at Hotel. Del Otero are
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Mullen, Miss Ethel Null
lens Fredericton, NIB; Mr.. and Mrs. T: D.
Mullen, M. S. Mullen, Miss Genevive Mullen,
Master Tom Mullen, A. F. Beckdahl, W. F.