The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-30
Hearu at the Lake.

. Miss Myrtle Vale spent a few days last
week at Fairview, the guest OF Miss Hide
yard George. '- - -
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dietz; daughter and
son, OF Aurora, Neo., spent the past week
with Mr. and Mrs. E. NJ. Stickney, at Bay
View cottage, Manitou.
Miss Lillian George, who has been attend
ing school at Pralrle du Chen, Wis, has
returned to her home. --..
I. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur W. Stevens are spend
ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Stlckney, at Bay View cottage, Manitou.
MISS jessie simpson is spending month
with friends at Park River, N. D.
Ed >kenney, of Minneapolis, spent Sunday
with Colonel McGee. at Wildhurst.
spending the SUMNER at Fairview:
to join Mr.. Beardslee at their future home in
Argyle, Mimi, where he has opened an office
for the practice of law Mrs Beardslee was
Perkins, who will spend the summer as their
guest. 49,, ... . .. 49, :.
Professor and Mrs. F. w. strubbe and
daughter, Miss .Alfrida Strubbe, have ar
rived from Cincinnati for the season. They
will spend the summer with Colonel and Mrs.
Goodnow, at the Clarke cottage. .--.-
Miss Ducie Brutton, of Cincinnati, came
with her grandfather, Dr.. G.. H. Brutton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bennett, who are
spending the summer at the Belle Alto, gave
e. j. Buxton, Mrs. Y. A. Copo, Of Waterloo,
Iowa, and Miss Cedora y. LeWellyn, OF 81.
Louis
Mrs. Bernhard Lee of West Superior. Wis,
will spend the summer with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Tharalson of Solbergs Point
! hold their annual bazaar on the grounds OF
the Hotel La Paul Tuesday afternoon and
evening, July o. The ladies have been plan
ming for this event for several months and
promise something that will eclipse all pre-
vious efforts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry o'Hearn OF Mime
Sna LYMAN " Of Excelsior sae % the 81 past week.
| Miss Hazel Christian, who has been attend
ing Belmont college, Tennessee, returned
home last week ..-....
Mrs. Fred c. Pillsbury spent Friday and
Saturday in Excelsior with her mother, Mrs.
! H. T. Goodwin.
L: D. Newell Of Prescott, Wis. spent tn the
celsior.
Professor George Marshall of Sioux City,
! Iowa, is visiting his brother, Charles S, Mar
| shall of Excelsior.
Rezstsrsd the a ssmgsGp HOUSE scsse6 GysT ssR
and Mrs Markham, S. c. Turner, A. T. Fay
Bintiff, Ifie Mr., - and Mrs: G. Bnt1iH. Mrs s. =.
sprague. C. Fairchild, H. G. Weber, H. W.
Pettibong Ms 49, NJ A 5sA3 LsamngH nas,.r Mrs s.
Kimball, W. L. Peavey, T. j: Ryle, Charles
owens, W. Graylish, J. W. Webster, J. NJ.
De Kalb, E. G. Johnson, E. a: Brush, Mime
apolis nt Mrs. Weller MtlwagkeH Mf,a WIS;
Morrison, St. Paul. A. A. Waterman, New
York; Samuel H. Brink, Star Prairie. Wis;
L. e. Riddle, Kansas City.
| Registered at the White House over Sunday
were j. r. Swan, H. Davis, A. B: Kerlin,
F. A. Hayden, Ella Hernlund, Peter Ecklund,
Miss North, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. W. B.
Disbrow, Clinton, Iowa; Mrs, Samuel Chan
dler, Mrs. Horace M. Brown, Milwaukee
Wis H. j.. Jaeger Owatonna; c. A. Halder-
mand Clay, Kan; Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Olney,
St. Paul; s. D. Mcintyre, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert l.. Carr Miss B. NJ
Gllio w. C. Niedringhouse Of st. Louis, who
! have been at Hotel La Paul the past week