The Minneapolis journal., 1902-06-14
N. w. SUMMER RESORTS
FRATERNITY OUTING AT PRIOR

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FRATERNITY OUTING AT PRIOR =
Kappa kappa Gamma Girls CeIe-o
brate the Close of school.
Miss Gertrude Norrish of st. Paul has
taken room in the Annex.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. Brown of Britton,
s. D., are spending two weeks at the
hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A--Davis, two children
and nurse, of Minneapolis, have taken
Rest cottage for the season.
Mrs. G. B. Gibson and Mrs. A.. j. Davis
and baby, of Minneapolis, are occupying
Rose cottage for month.
Mrs. A. I. Reed and son of Green Bay,
Wis, are visiting B. H. Watson for q
few days.
J: L. D. Morrison and family, St. Paul.
and c. r. Wilkinson arrived at Grainwood
Saturday evening. Mrs. Morrison and
daughter will remain week or two.
Mrs. H. L. Page, Miss Eunice Bartlett
and Albert Bartlett of st. Joseph, Mo-, ar
rived at Grainwood Saturday to spend the
summer.
Miss Mary Dayton of Minneapolis ar
rived Tuesday evening and will spend the
tlrst part of the summer at the hotel.
Mrs. w. E. Baker of Minneapolis has.
opened her cottage on Clark's Point and
will occupy it this summer. 5l :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaggar and Mrs. Heyener
and son of st. Paul have been guests of
Mrs. Van Slyke at The Naples this week.
Clinton Ruff, Harry Carroll, Will War;
rem and William Rhodes, Jr., of St. Paul,
visited Grainwood this week.
party of young people from Carleton
college came Tuesday evening for weeks
outing, and are located in Squirrels Nest
and Canary cottage. " The party consists
of Mrs. E.*G. RiddelI and daughter Madge,
Miss Goodhue, J.. B. Wilcox and c. E..
Lockerby, of Northtield Misses Jepson of
Faribault, Carson Of Glenwood, Rollefson
Messrs. G, H. Tyler of Willmar, o. A.
| Lonergan of Dundas and G. NJ. Gregg Of
Castle Rock = H
Eighteen members of the Kappa Kap-
pa Gamma sorority of the university are
spending week at Grainwood. occupying
| Fleur de-Lis, Home and Sunset cottages:
! The Kappas return from year to year for
spring outing together, at the close of
| the university year Those forming the
| party are Misses Edwards, Stone, Dougan.
Belden. Trask, Gunckel, Morey, Arm
strong, Williams of Minneapolis: Patter-
son. Wheeler Kimberly, Moore, Mar
chand, Robinson, of St. Paul; Ellen jan
ney, Zumbra Heights, Minnetonka; Fran
ces Woodbridge, Duluth, and Helen
/ Clarke, Algona, Iowa.
| Mrs. NJ. c. Williams and Miss Margaret
| Williams Joined Miss Williams. one of the
kappas, Thursday evening for few days.
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Sweat and four
children of Minneapolis, took possession
of Phoenix cottage Thursday for the sea-
son. Mr.. Sweatt's mother, Mrs. C. E..
! Sweat, is also with them. Mrs. Caver-
! ly, one of the same party, has room N
| the Anr ex., ~.s - ..r5....
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Smythe, st. Louis,
/ were the first summer, sojourners to ar
| rive at the lake and open their cottage
| across the bay from the hotel
Fishing has been very good at the lake
this spring, and fishing parties are quite
numerous and successful. NJ. L. Country
man, H. :Bigelow, Judge Metcalf, DR.. G. H.
Goodrich and son of St. Paul, and w. b.
| Taylor, Chicago, are among the anglers
who try Prior Lake every spring and re-
turned again this year with their usual
good luck. F. c. Boynton, c: J. Blythin
and H. H. King formed a Minneapolis
party, and one from Pennington was COM
posed Of F. R. Stocking, Alex .Empey, H.
j., Miller, F. R. Blake and H. H. Griebie,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. DamseF and their
daughter, of Chicago, and Mr.. and Mrs.
=, w. H. Southworth, Of Shakopee, visited
.Grainwood this week.
Others registered at Grainwood were
Miss Houghtailing, C. w. Meyer, Hast
ings; Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Budke, Mr. and
Mrs. Moubryan, E. A. Reed, of St. Paul:
1. E. Burt, Mrs. A. B. Savage, C. A. Saw
age, Mrs. J. G. Hamilton and son Jack,
William Hooker, F. c.. Stine, Mrs. Four
nier, J. L. Fournier,. c. O. squires, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Crowell, of Minneapolis, !,
G. P. Nelson, Milwaukee; r. Ziesing and
son, lola. Kansas.
ALEXANDRIA, MINI.
NJ. l.. Stevens and bride of Farming
ton, Mimi, are here on their wedding trip.
On Friday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skerritt
caught thirtyfive bass and on Saturday
afternoon twenty-five, one Of which
weighed 57s pounds. Mr.. Bar Of Chicago
en- Saturday, in Lake Mary, caught forty
seven bass 'sBiIly'' johnson, who trav-
els for G.. D. Barnard & Son, went out
with party and caught forty-seven bass.
Last week D. C. Shepard and Mayor Smith
of st. Paul were here and went out with
party and caught ninety-one bass and
pike. Z. ---~,.- e..r =, NJ
In one day C. R. Gates of Minneapolis
caught thirty one bass and pike. Mr..
and Mrs: Miner of Pleasant Hill, Mo-,
on Saturday in Carlos caught twenty five
bass averaging 2h pounds. Mr.. Summer
field of Chicago, in Lake May, caught
twenty eight bass and ten pike. On Sun
day D. G.. Walker and L. S. Kent in Car
los caught thirty bass and ten pike.
I Fishing never was better than this sea-
son. The clubhouses at the lakes are
filing up and tourists are dropping In to
the hotels, cottages and farmhouses along
the lakes where attention is given to
them for few days fishing, and all are
taking home nice strings of fish. Nc
failures are reported The lakes are all
within an easy drive Of the village and
eboats and guides are plenty. The sum
mer promises to give excellent sport to
the angler.