The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-19
/. MINNETONKA CHAT.

ter's sisters, Mrs NJ E. Brown and Mrs
George !: Taylor, at Mound.
property, comprising a large cottage and Az
Lake Park Hotel, and will move out next
week. -
Mr.. and Mrs! c. G. Dyson and family and
Mrs; Henry and son are visiting friends al
Tonka Bay.
was destroyed by fire.. will erect modern
solid brick building, 271ax54 feet, two stories
in height, with plate glass front, to be com.
| J. F. Wilcox has purchased the Elliott prop.
erty at Manitou and will make extensive i'm.
proyements. The property consists Of twen,:
ty-hye acres, extending from the Lake PARK
road to Gideon's Bay. =
Professor Ernest Fleck. of Excelsior. who
has organized a band Of thirty-six pieces, viii
bring them out next Saturday evening, July
! tan and barge Priscilla.
| The ladies Of the Methodist church have
planned a lawn fete to be given on the lawn
Of George Butcher, opposite the Blue Line
+ A petition is being circulated in Excelsio,
asking the village council to enact an ordi-
Ruth and Esther Carr Of Deeohaven have
returned from a weeks visit with friends in
II Alice e.. o.ponnel1 is spending her vacation
with Mrs. Herbert Dyer at Deeoha ven.
Mrs. Stevens of Hastings is visiting her
daughter, Miss Agnes Stevens. at Deephayen
HIS + OTSSC L. uTlSRS Ci fhDeFuceu, .. L.,
has been spending the past week with W. w
Cneatham and family Of Excelsior
G. q. G9rdon, superntsndent e us. Ct the city
Msses e Pnrdy N
who came up to attend the N. r.. A. conven-
ton, have been the guests OF Miss Caldwell OF
Excelsior. - .~.~ =
Mrs Arthur Carr of 'Deephaven spent sew
eral days with friends in st. Paul last week. ,
Mrs. Annie Dyer of Walker is visiting
friends and relatives at the lake.
Mrd T., nf
Cleveland, Ohio, are spending the summer with
Mrs. George Hopkins of Excelsior.
Mrs. A. M. Wang and Mrs. Mary Howard
Pendar are guests of Mrs. Mary Kent at her
cottage on Crystal Bay. -s-
Mrs. ]. N. Austin is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. c. F. Deyer. OF Arcola:
week with MT and Mrs. T. G. Winter, Ar
cola. y
The Misses Chandler of Minneapolis are the
guests of the Misses Gale at Huntingtons
Mrs. W. M. Huntington is entertaining Mrs.
]. A. Wolverton at Huntingtons Point:
Senator J. K. Jones Of Arkansas. who is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Plant, at Arcola, will
return to Arkansas about the first of August.
Mrs. Jones will remain with Mrs. Plant dur
Ing the summer. .-.....- -.----.
Mrs. Thomas Smith Of La Crosse, Wis, Is
being entertained by Mrs. e. c. Michener
| at Arcola. -.'/
Miss Sophia Russell is spending few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Brooks at Mime
Mrs. j. B. Bemis of Minnetonka Beach is
entertaining her father, Captain J. N. Hamil-
ton, and her sister, Mrs. Will Penrose, OF
Alton, III: Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Smith and
| child of Macon, Mo-. are spending the sum-
| mer with Mr.. and Mrs. Bemis.
Miss Estelle G. Mozart of Washington, D
| c., is being entertained by her sister, Mrs
W. B. Chamberlain, at Lookout Lodge, Phelps
| island. Miss Mozart will remain five weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Stevens of Denver Col.
are spending the summer with Mr.. and Mrs
| Ichn OF Mirna nka
Miss Caroline >Brittan Of Chicago and Mis-!
Adrfenne Doe of Milwaukee left for thei
homes this week after a two weeks visit will
| Mrs. H. w. Osborne, at the Beach.
The moonlight excursion on the Puritan ant
barge Priscilla, which was to have been giyel
last night, was postponed until next Thprsda,
night on account Of rain.
Registered at The Chapman House are c
J: Sweet, George s.. Valentine and family
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Nuremberg and daughter
6. G. H. Judson, Mrs. 4. B. Savage, c: A. sats is
age, John King, George Dunford, Henr
Hurth. ]; F. Dexter, Guy s; Merrill, Mime
daughter, Mapleton, Iowa; j.: r: Purchase
Excelsior; Mrs John Warren. Miss Catherin
Warren. Malcolm W stottlar, stamfort
Conn; Mrs L. B; Burnett, 81, Paul; Mr.
Nh and Miss P. G.. De Val and Miss De Va
Council Bluffs, Iowa. - -' X,
At Maple Heights. Inn the following gues
have recently registered, most OF whom wi
remain during the season: Miss Nagle, Mis-
Matthews, St. Louis; Paul v. Bacon, Man
K. Adams, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. H: \
Stocking, Mrs E. A. Kees, Miss Lottie Fras
apolis; Annie Hamilton, Ella ". Hamilto,
Springfield. III; Mrs. NJ B.. Cline, Jessie j
Cline, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w: Shaw, Gaiesbur
ILL.,; Maud E: Dudley, Margaret A. Van Metr
Waterloo, Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs; R. MacMillal
7 St.: Anthony Park, MINI: ,.
Recent arrivals at the Bartlett Hous
, Mound, are: j. Cosgrove. Toronto: Marie De
moqd Maggie gle staqton. star e4. j. F. JonIan la and
: Beygeh, Miss Laura G. Wald, Minneapoli
Dr.. g. 3. St. John, oberlin. Ohio; Dr: J: j
g Parkhurst, Baltimore 3: Heath, Jr., Ne
! A. S. Barker, New York; VIM. L. sPrathe
l Austin, Texas; Mr.. and Mrs. John Lamb al
1 child, st. Louis. Mo. 49, - -~-
t H. 2: Brown gave house party sund su1n2d
' present were Mr.. and Mrs Stevens, Fr
n Brown of Minneapolis; Miss May Hicks
= Cleveland, Ohio; Mrs e. Waller, Excelso
Mrs Lucy Hall and daughter Margaret
braska, and Mr.. and Mrs, j. F. Miller
g Minnewashta. = -
. Miss Shirley Morgan, Miss Ethel Hayr
e and Miss Miriam Holman Of st. Paul spent
f few days this week as guests OF Colonel a
Frank Boswell, Miss Boswell and Mr. a
. Mrs. MacNamee returned Thursday from
q fishing trip to Lake Capacona, northern Mi
r nesota. They were very successful. 1876 ba
o being taken in one day. .. 's-z-..-- :.
e Mr.. and Mrs Cavour Langdon Of MINI
v tonka Beach left Thursday for a trip arou
, the Great Lakes = -~ - = - =
g Charles Deitz of. the class of 1902, Shattut
returned to his hcme in Omaha after weel
9 visit with Arthur Church at Minneton
= Beach. -. ~. *. - '--.-, .. .s...s. -
: Dwight Dickinson, the 12-year-old son
8 George p. Dickinson, swan from Excelsior