The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-08-10

I since twenty-one years ago. When seen on
the Puritan he and his wife were on their
way to the hotel Del Otero on the upper
lake. Though Mr.. Hicks has lived in Texas
he was born and yaised in Arkansas and in
ststs that he Is the only man on record VINO
was born and raised in that State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clark and Wilson
Askew of Kansas City were guests for sew
eral weeks this season at the Chapman
House or the upper lake, and will return to
that point some time soon to finish their
summers outing.
Other st. Louisans who are guests at the
Chapman House for the season are Messrs.
Q. Niedringhaus. Mrs. James E. Long and
Catherine L. Long.
man House this season are Chas. J. kuns
and mother OF st. Louis; Geo. y. Petty, X.
F. Jones of Kansas City, and Mrs. F. W.
Hickman of East st. Louis.
Mrs. Harry Rankin, Roger and Earl Ran
kin of Kansas City, have been at the lake
since some time in July, and expect to re-
are also guests at the Chapman House,
which is a fayorite point for Kansas City
folks and ST. LOuisanS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Gray of Kansas City
have been guests during the past week or
two at the Phelns's cottage, Excelsior,
Shady Island, a seQueStered spot on the
upper lake, has for its Missouri guests this
season Mr.. and Mrs: T. w. Sanborr and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Wickersham of Kansas
City. Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Teas of St. Louis
Were here for several weeks. while Mr.. and
Mrs. Patterson. with their son and daugh-
4 ltIg "cIe SIlduy 1SldHuNIS lOl Ollc hIOAANb
during the present season.
Mrs. ". L. Rumsey and family of st.
Louis are occupying their spacious cottage
this season at Casco Point, Spring PARK;
They spent last summer in Europe instead
OF coming to Minnetonka-
Among the late arrivals at the Hotel lie
Paul, Excelsior, are Mrs. II. L. NiedrinS-
haus, Leduc Niedringhaus and Lee Yerger
of St. Louis. They expect to remain at the
lake for a month or more.
Miss Olive Beall Of st. Louis. after a short
sojourn at Geneva Beach, Ill, came on TO
Minnetonka to remain until the close of the
season. Miss Beall is also a guest at the
hotel lie Paul.
Thomas P. Jandon, Jr. of Kansas City
made a tour of the lake the other day on
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Morrow of Kansas
City have been enjoying an outing at the
lowing Missourians: Mr.. and Mrs. 6, 3.
Roseberry OF Maryv.Ile; Mr.; E. j. Frank
Mr.. E. Frank and Malcolm Frank of Bow
ling Green. Mo: They were all guests at
The carrollton, Mo-. folks still continue
to wend their way northward and to the
! Sampson House, which is the only. hotel
these folks patronize ut this lake. Among
the latest arrivals at the sampson House
from Carrollton are Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Kneisiey: Mrs. Theodore Hammond and
Mrs. Kneisley's sister; likewise Doctor IL
b. Cooper and Mrs. Stuart Warren.
Savannah, Mo, is represented this week
at the Sampson House by Judge Wills u
Hfne and wife, Marjorie and Ruth Hlne'
l MISS DOQEe. nj rem bidIiS. -.
tlemen in this party represent the missouri
contestants at the chess tournament.
All the chess players of the
tournament are making their headquarters
at the Sampson House. Commodore Samp-
son. the host of that hotelry. Is himself a
chess player, of no small ability rss,b.
A party who made a tour OF the axes IN
other day on the Puritan consisted of MT.
and Mrs. slifer and three daughters oil 81:
of Oklahoma. They have been guests ier
a week or more at the Hotel st. LOUIS; MIS-.
Belt, expects to remain at the axe an se SCI.
son. but Mrs. Safer returned home TINS
Mr, and Mrs. ]. C. Mccarthy of st. Louis;
who Who a are st I'll t At t F4ifl Iake, with e%f'0MsH T. Al6ers
Hausman of st. Louis. who is quite a SAILOR.
Messrs. Mccarthy and Hausman. with the
assistance of a guide. made a eaten OIL hsh
last week. numbering $50.
Miss Regina FishelI of st. Louis made the
! trip to St. Paul last week on the = P PuIuq'e
Miss Ella F. Stems and Mrs. +: ); ScoI.
of St. Louis. who have been visiting IN
the lake last week and while here made
a tour of Minnetonka on the Puritan. Trey
registered at: the sam IIo, Hense, "hef'
Mr.. George NJ. Petring and family OF 81;
Louis arrived at the lake several weeks ago
and are guests at the Lake Park
Other 81. Louisans who have been guests
at the Lake Park for some time are Mr.. ana
Mrs. NJ. wolfheim and child, and MT: ana
at their old headquarters until the close of
the season, as will likewise B. NJ. Newhouse
and sister of st. Louis, who came TO the
lake some time in July.
Mt. ]. ]. Fem Of st. Louis has been en-
toying an outing at the lake since some
| I'M in July, as have likewise MRS. w. ".
Eagan and B. C. Eagan of st. Louis.
MI. ]. J. Hennessy and Wv Brown OF
ST Louis were guests at the Sampson
/ House last week, as was also Mr.. u, u
Martin of Newport, Ark.
Miss Winona c. Petring OF 81. LOUIS
TONED her family at the Lake Park on the
f, Mr.. Joseph Garrison of Elgin. III, Is VS.
itinE friends at WayZata on the IoWer iahe;
Mrs. <. McLane Of Clinton and MI: anu
Mrs. ]. w. Conner of Sedana, MO, haSe
the trim to st. Paul last week on tne
steamer Dubuque, and are now ENJOYING an
outing at Minnetonka. where tney expect
20 remain for an indefinite time.
Mr. and Mrs. o. s. Hurd ana son OF MI
sas CITY arrived at the AXE a couple OF
weeks ago and are guests al the Nokoliis
| %C1ubhouse. formerly the Belle Aito' Excel
sior. g. or,s .fter a
short outing at the leke, returned honae iast
week. but Mrs. Dunmire Will remain az Inc
White House, Excelsior, until Septemper.
Mrs. NJ. Overstreet and Miss X. " fsiisy
IF ST. Louis were guests for several uis'
last week at the White House. as was INT
yvise MT. NJ. D. Gibson OF st. LOUIS. 4.
Mrs. c. o. Jansen of st: LOUIS; "BoS
enendinr the summer at Bartlett Oh
on the upper lake, caught a plckerei ~
other day that weighed nineteen pouhuo
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