The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-02
NORTHWESTERN RESORTS
Prior Lake.

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H. G. Wood Of Faribault hassbeen spending
e. L. Norton Of Northfield spent few days
at Grainwood last week.
Miss Fay Atwater, St. Paul. is visiting Miss
Coda Taylor at the Curtis cottage. .-s.--.
K William Ruff, st. Paul. spent few days
this week with his family at Canary cottage
Miss Anna Marshall, shakopee, and Mrs q.
day: G ''AA't' Albany were a. 'n' 'AAs 80 80
Mrs. w: D: Min, Kansas City. MO-, and
Miss Addie c. Wheelock came on Monday
to engage rooms for August r.. .,,H
w. d: Burr and sister, Mrs. w, G. Wal
ther and Miss Howard of st. Paul have rooms
Mn the ha ste Mrs for sn seorse asys Mime
apolis, We're guests Of Mrs. Daniels of LeaVen-
worth at Sunrise cottage over Sunday.
6: H. Ranney, St. Paul, came down Thurs
with his family at Acorn lodge. -...
M. E. Reed resident engineer for the
Northern Pacific at Seattle, arrived Monday
Bolles and Mrs. Hull. '-, -.
Registered at the hotel on Saturday night
were yalJ. Rothsehild, william Rhodes, vii
Paul: William r. sweatt,, Minneapolis. .~,1'
Mrs. a, H. Knapp and Miss Alice Bean
gSssd TO- close the CLARK eottase
| illness Of their father, Mr.. Bean, in St. Paul.
Miss virginia southworth of MINNEAPOLIS is
entertaining enter house party this week at Shady
NOOK cottage. The young ladies are Misses
Lillian Booth, Minneapolis Estella Grannis,
Mankato; Carol Strait Shakopee: Georgia
| Crane, Sheldon. Iowa.
G. II. Prior and grandson Charles P. Con-
a.; 9,t, Minneapolis, were guests at the hotel
nnfs;a Mf: pr1or about TWENTY-FIVE years ago,the
lake
Mrs. ]. G. Hamilton and family returned
am1e %ant Thu5sday IN Mrs L. Harris ta and
ems and family to St. Paul on Friday, and
Mrs. G. H. Ranney and family to St. Paul
saturday They all spent the month OF July
at Grainwood.
Grainwood has been quite gay the past week
9ne 91e, event crowding upon another. Last
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usual one OF Friday morning. Saturday an
auction was held in the pavilion with beans
Tor the purchasing medium AS in the lost
parcel department of express companies, the
purchasers were not aware of the nature of
their purchases from the appearance Of the
packages or description given by the auction
souvenirs upon inspection viii Hogseth Of
Kansas City acted as auctioneer Saturday
evening program dance of twelve numbers
was carried out to the enjoyment of a large
crowd Of young people, and refreshments
were served. Monday morning a progressive
Daniels and Mrs. Hamilton in the pavilion
which was decorated with green boughs and
hung with placards suitable to the occasion.
Wednesday another one took place for which
the prizes were contributed by two of the
Oldest guests of Grainwood, Mrs. Ellen Hull
OF Chicago and Mrs. Page Of St. Joseph, Mo
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey of Harrisonville
Mo-, and Mrs. Harris Of Omaha prepared a
fish fry picnic, which was greatly enjoyed
!; Rot hschild and Mrs. Morgan gave a picnic
, to the younger girls, who were joined later
unexpectedly by several of the boys, who
bonnets and skirts in order to be eligible
. guests. Mrs. Stevens Of St. Paul also enter
tanned at picnic the same day.
Sunday evening was most pleasantly varied
BY music and recitations. Mr.. Twichell ,ant
Mr. Hogsett gave vocal solos with Mrs. Hog
sett and Miss Merrill at the piano.. Ton
' Bailey furnished several cornet solos ant
Mrs. c.. o. Goss gave a recital