The Minneapolis journal., 1902-08-09

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Mrs. NJ. Gay. of Chicago and Mrs. R. B:
Thompson Of Minneapolis were the guests Of
Mrs. Albert Fl. Lyman Wednesday. Mrs: Fred
L.. Gray was Mrs. Lyman's guest Tuesday.
this week Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Horton,
daughter and grandson Of Minneapolis. and
Mrs. Charles Walker of Youngstown, Ohio.
Mrs. Walker succeeded in catching the most
fish, having caught over 100 in one day
Rev. S.. s. Estey Of salina, Kan, with his
wife and daughter are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin IS. Slater at Orono Point. Mr..
Estey will supply the pulpit Of the Plymouth
church during August. E.E.
Miss Emma Miller Of Elliott avenue is
spending her vacation at Excelsior. LI...->-
Woodgrove Inn, Linwood, for the remainder
of the season. ~ ..'. 5t4s -
Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Johnson will visit at
1llahee, Arcola, with Mr.. andF Mrs. Ben
nett .r-.. a-- r" .,.t. -. = -. u.
Miss Mable Van valkenburg and Miss Lay
man were guests of Mrs. B. M. shaffner at
Miss Helen Clement will entertain Miss
Carolyn Darling at the Peck cottage during
the next few days. II. ~ -
F.. R. Wilson of Chicago is spending few
weeks at the Beach with Mr.. and Mrs. f. T..
Wilson.
Mr.: and Mrs. George Marcy of Chicago Were
guests Sunday OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Com
mons at the Lafayette Club. ;' @
Mrs. Anna NJ Mozart Of Washington D: c.,
ana Mrs. Mrs Benamni Bartrel of Howell Mich
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Chamberlain. They viii
remain two or three weeks.
Mrs. G. NJ. Turner has left Minnetonka
Mrs. Nelson Williams
Mrs. c. e. Dyer, Mrs J. NJ. Anderson and
Master Edward Anderson, were guests of
George c. Dyer at Maple Heights Inn Friday.
Miss Flora Brace spent Thursday as the
guest of Mrs. F. w Annis. Arco!a - =
D. G. Warden-went to Walker Thursday en-
q fishing trip. He will be gone two or three
The Misses Gertrude and Geneve Wales are
BENG entertained by Miss Edna Whitney Of
Big Island.
Senator and Mrs. J. V. Quarles of Wiscon-
sin We're guests Thursday of Mr.. and Mrs.
C r. Clement at the Peck cottage, Minne-
tonka Beach. Senator Quarles and his wife
are on their way, to the Pacific coast, where
they will spend their summer vacation.
Miss Estelle G. Mozart left last night for her
heraeo1 home in sa' Washington D. c. after visit Of
Chamberlain, Phelps Island.
Mrs Gates and Mrs. H. B. Gates are guests
Of, OF MIS-: Charles schuneman, of st. Paul, at
A horse. attached to buggy containing
Mrs: Charles Lyons and two children, Mrs.
Hadley and third lady, became frightened
yesterday. The buggy was overturned and
the occupants thrown to the ground. Mrs
Lyons and children escaped injury, but the
other two ladies received several cuts and
bruises, none of which were serious
Recent guests at Buena Vista: Judge and
Mrs; McGee, Council Bluffs; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
": H: LEONARD. Miss leonard, Minneapolis.
c: G: Upham, H. W: Austin. Miss Austin
spend Sunday at Buena Vista.
A party of fourteen persons from Little
Rock, Ark, consisting of the families of Cor
Del Otero next Monday for stay of several
weeks.
| Arrivals at Maple Heights Inn: Colonel
and Mrs. G. G. Newman, Miss Lucy Hearn,
Little Rock, Ark; Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ Ives,
Clinton, Mo; D. A. Morley, c. D. Cossette,
Miss sauterman, Chicago; Samuel Wright, St:
Grant, Mrs W. S. Best, Katherine Best, Mrs.
George w. Van Fleet, Miss Grace Locke, Miss
Elsie Stone, Minneapolis.
| Bartlett House arrivals: Mrs E. B. MuS-
ply and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. P: W: D.
| Moss and children, Kansas City; B. Heffrun,
Miss Ms Ponahue' St. Louis; H " Dagote1I,
Clayton, Mr.. and Mrs. H. ". Howling and
children, F. G. Snyder, w. B. Cook, Walter
Paul; E. S. Smith, Toledo, Ohio; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Grew, Cando, N. D.
MI Lar and o3.1 Mrs. F. L ,lI 9enesl,, Mr. and Mrs
Harrington are spending two weeks at the
Gipa trick cottage, Interlachen.
Mrs. S. B. Lovejcy and Miss Marjorie Love
joy are guests of Mrs. Joseph Bartles al
Mrs. j. G. Egerton entertained the. Misses
Mitchell of EdeeY.ood,+ upper lake, at lunch
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Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Walker, baby ant
nurse are at Hotel Lake Park.
Thomas Grace of St. Paul will spend Sun,
day with Mr.. and Mrs. E.. D. Ortman a
Linwood. x
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Esterly are occupying
tie Eaton cottage at Lnwood during thu
stone Park. Miss Nellie Kenney is spending
a week the guest of Mrs. Esterly.
Mrs. F. H. Loomis and the Misses LOOMS
of st. Paul were guests Of Mrs M. J. Grevo
a. 4 n wv
Miss L. Hayes of Minneapolis Is vistinl
Mrs. f. D. ortman at Kozy Kottage, Lin
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles E. THOMPSON ar
spending few weeks at the B. N. Thompson
cottage, Chetolah, Linwood. %
Malcolm Mclean has been spending severa
days at the lake with Claude Stevenson.
Mrs. James W. Nash is entertaining he
mother, Mrs. S. w. Stocking, of Rockport
Ind, and Miss Corinne veatch Of St. Louis
Mo-, at her Minnetonka cottage. .
Chapman House arrivals: C. F. Hudson, 7
V. Morean, A N. Wilcox, Mr.. Mitchell, R, D
Webb, Thomas johnson, Tina Kennedy, N
and Mrs. Fred Nuremberg, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Heinrich, Horace Austin, F. E. McFeel, C. M
Cory, Minneapolis; R. B:AHurst. st, Louis
| Grand Rapids; Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mcmillan
Miss IA M. Mcmillan, Miss e. Mcmillan, Mis-
N: MCMILLAN, H Baxter. st; Paul Mr.: =. an
Chicago; A. H. Miles Des Moines; Or. an
Mrs. D. W: 'smouse, Harry Rankin, Kansa
City; NJ. Stratton, New YORK; Louise rye
Annandale, MINI.
The Misses Hillyer of Minneapolis al
, spending few days at Mrs. Gould's cottage,
Mr.. and Mrs: H. IS. Apgar of Warren, Mimi
are spending a few days with their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Apgar Of Excelsior 4.
4 Miss Nette Foster of Minneapolis is spend
D ing a few days in Excelsior, the guest of Mr.
NJ S. Gould.
= Dr. and Mrs ]. d. Simpson entertained tn
= members of the Wildhurst colony at a law
social Wednesday evening" A pleasing fee
Q ture was tho exhibition of moving picture
followed by dancing in the evening. Ligl
refreshments were served.
y Miss Alma Peterson of Excelsior was lr
jured by fall from the pulley at the bath
ing beach at Excelsior yesterday. She wa
!, rendered unconscious and the extent of he
r injuries was not aScertained.
= The Mayfower nearly ran down rowbos
containing two south shore domestics G
Wednesday. They carried no light and kne
nothing about the managemnt of a boat an
ran into the steamer after it had avoide
striking their boat One of the occupants We
q thrown into the water and the boat filled wit
= water. Both we're taken aboard the steame
The Minnetonka, Club and Lake Park Hot
have had recent experiences with thieves.
g both cases the offenders were caught and al
= rested. The Lake Park thief gave his nan
as James Williams. At the club the .thi
j. was one Of the maids and a search of ht
trunk revealed many articles of house fu
s nishing. 'e - .