The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-19
On the North Shore.

Theodore Mclaughlin and family are occu-
plying one Of the Chadbourne cottages at Ar
lington Heights for the season.
Charles Lamb has sold his farm of eighty
acres, located on Superior boulevard, to
Frank an J; Rooney and Charles Vandevere, for
mer's mother, at Bradner, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schutt, Of Mime.
apolis were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Moore Sunday.
Principal Oscar Nelson, of the Markville;
school, has resigned his position. The board
Of education has elected Miss Higbee, Of st.
Paul, to complete the unexpired term.
dance and supper were given at Vests
hall, Friday evening, for the benefit of the
Wayzata baseball club. The club. as re-
Gently organized consists Of the following
erty, John Scott, Reed A Keeslng Roy KEGS
ling, Reed West, John Apaul E. Dexter and
Lew Mann They are ready to meet all
corners. The season will be opened Sunday
by game with the Flour City team, on the
home grounds.
The following cottagers spent Sunday at
their Ferndale homes. Mr.. and Mrs: F.
Elliot, Mr.. and Mrs. Gale. William and
Charles lBovey and Messrs. Crosby.
F. B. semple is making extensive improve
ments on his Ferndale cottage. s.4 49, $50
The pupils of the Wayzata public school
give an entertainment at the Woodmen hall
Saturday evening. The proceeds will go to
the purchase of new flag and to increasing
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hallowell are occupy
ing their Ferndale cottage for the season.
Miss Lucretia Rodell, of the Lee Sueur
school, spent several days with her parents.
at Markville.
Lyman Wakefield. Of Austin, is visiting his
parents, at Wayzata. u
Mrs. N. Martinson has returned to North
land from visit to her mother, at Mime
trista. >e-- -
Miss Alberta Strong is visiting Mrs L. L.
Eckerman Minneapolis.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Irle and G. D. Hutch
ms were guests at Northland Inn during the
week. II
Last year thezice vent out April 10, just a
season this year the boat builders find them
selves crowded with work. Next Monday
7: H: Wise s. Son will launch a boat for
2S-footsr. The Fanny L.. the Frolc and the
Echo are being remodeed at the same shop.
The Fanny L. is to be cabined in and her
sons boat, was cut in two and seven feet
added to her length: the Echo, NJ S. johns
sons boat has been fitted with new engine
OF increased capacity. Seven large boats will
week At Moore's boat works the following
launches recently ordered are under construc-
ton and are being rushed to completion as
rapidly as possible. cabin launch, built
beam, of the latest torpedo design cabins
finished in sold mahogany, and handsomely
fitted with 4 thiry-hcrse power engine and
is expected to be very fast cabin launch,
IS feet in length, for E. J. Phelps, Ferndale.
42-foot cabin launch for George Reynolds,
Eemidji, Mimi; a 35-foot half-cabin launch
for Charles R: Hart of Rodney, Miss. This
boat will be shipped to Vicksburg as soon as
new canopy extended top on the Victor. Tho
boat has also been remodeled on the interior
and fitted with new furniture and finshings.
The Victor will make her regular Tuesday
and Friday trips to Mound City and re-
turn. The Millaouata of the Champion line
has been changed from rear wheel to a
screw propeller With this boat it is said
eleven lakes not accessible to ordinary boats,
can be trayersed
The steamer Ariel, owned by Lee Stuard,
was. removed from the Wise warerooms last
week to Lake Calhoun, where it will be at
the service of the Mnikahda Club.
The residences of Mr.. Dunwoody and Mr..
Carpenter at Brackets Point have been COM
pieted and are ready for occupancy.
w. ]. Deans residence at Ferndale is
practically completed, as is also W. A. Bo
vey's, at the same place.
Mr.. Dunwoody is building new cottage on
his farm at Orono.