The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-14
NORTHWEST RESORTS
Prior Lake.

Miss Bess., Lewis of Hastings, is
| the guest Of Miss Lurene Hull fora week.
A. j.. Edgerton and M. C.. Campion
drove to Grainwood from New Prague
| Miss Rachel O'Brien, St. Paul, is with
Miss Lillian Ramsey in Acorn lodge for
| a short time.
William Corrigan and Arthur Grant
Smith rode down on their wheels from
St. Paul Wednesday. H..
Mrs. Jay w. Jaggar, of st. Paul, is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Van Slyke, at
the Naples.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A., Hagy, St. Paul, came
down Thursday evening for a two weeks
outing.
Clinton Austin of Merriam Park, is at
| the hotel for a stay of ten days or two
weeks.
E. A. Davis, Minneapolis, returned on
Thursday to spend a week with his fam
lily at Rest cottage
Miss Mabel Miller went to Minneapolis
Thursday to assist at the N. e. A. re-
ception that evening at the university
armory.
Jerome schottenj and Carl Cudell made
trip to st. Paul and back in their auto
mobile on Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank B. Alsip and daughter of
Chicago, have been spending several days
with Mrs. Van slyke at the Naples.
Mrs. J. B. Dunn and family, st. Cloud,
have opened their cottage and will re-
main through the summer. James Dunn,
son Of DR.. Dunn Of Minneapolis, is their
guest. ~-@' =. - =
Miss Lillian Booth, Minneapolis, Harry
Flory of Pennsylvania, and Mr.. Hoard
Of Red Wing,s are the guests of Mrs.
Southworth and Miss Virginia South
worth at Shady Nook cottage.
| Registered at the hotel through the
week were H. c. Meacham, Northfeld;
| George P. Wilson's Minneapolis; William
Ruff, J. W. Stevens, William Rhodes, st.
| Paul; j. w. Low, Sioux City.
William Keane and family of St. Louis
| who were in Home cottage, were called
| away unexpectedly, Tuesday, and Bishop
Millspaugh of Topeka, Kan, has engaged
| the cottage for the remainder of the sea-
| son.
, The Kinds cottage has been taken for
two weeks by large party from Faulk-
| ton, S. D. Those composing the party
are DR.. and Mrs: W. M. Edgerton, Mr..
| and Mrs. Allen Cornwall, Mrs. Springer
and Mrs. Deyiney:r with their families.
+ Mrs. Richard Zfesing, of lola, Kan, re-
| turned from Chicago Thursday, where she
| had accompanied Mr.. Ziesing on his way
| to Europe ito spend several months.A, I
SSS:Twe enty sof the young girls at Grain
wood indulged in a hay-rack ride toEthe
| Boiling Sprin gss sFhEfsday AFTERNOON. This
| historic spotsis visited often through the
summer ana Is always d Source OIL great
! interest.
novel progressive euchre party was
given by Mrs. Marchaud, of ST.. Paul,
Tuesday evening. Seven prizes were
| contributed "by different ladies. and were
drawn in sealed packages by those bear
| ing the highest and lowest cards after
cutting for the successful winners. Five
| tables were used. =
| A very pretty children's party was CIV
IN, ho vii
About twenty-five little ones were made
happy with games, dancing and "a fish
pond well stoekedswith delightful favors
| by their friend, Mrs. Daniels, OF Leaven-
| worth, Kan. Refreshments of waters,
lemonade and candy were served. ~ &,5
! party of young people drove up from
Prairie Lake Saturday evening, and en-
countered the most severe storm of the
4 summer when midway. The party in
cluded Misses Archibald, Reed, Georgia
and Achsah Burgess, of Minneapolis, Mel
lie and May Hanna, of Hastings: Messrs
Thomas and Reed, of Algona, Iowa;
Stephen p. Cobb, of Minneapolis and DR.
F. L. Stoudt, Of Hastings. -,
"A very enjoyable german was given by
ling and nineteen couples were on the
! floor The pavilion was suitably dec
Grated with flags. bunting, Japanese Ian
terms and sumach bougfs. Mrs. VIM
Rhodes and Mrs. j. w. Stevens, of St
Paul, presided at the favor table, and Miss
Harriet Armstrong and E. "A. Davis, o,
Minneapolis, were the leaders, with Miss
Dayton at the piano. Tin plates, Japa-
nese napkins, bon-bon boxes and sand.
wiches in dainty baskets were among ths
favors, and lemonade was served. Z, ,Latel
there was general dancing Among those
in attendance from the cities were Mr.
. and Mrs. "a. O. Tyler, Harold c. Lains
Arthur G. Smith, William Corrfgan,. Rob.
;: ert Colburn, L. r.. Fairchtld, w. H. God
'dard, w A. Williams, #. A. Garbett, w
i H. Davies. Il Z