The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-06
HERE AND THERE.

The Minnewashta school closed FRIDAY, aiter
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedderly of Wayzata were guests
of Mrs. Ida Mann Friday.
Miss Lulu Sampson was guest of Miss Vera
Mason at Minnewashta recently.
Mrs. c. F. Shauley Of ST. Paul, is spending,
a few days at the White House.
Mrs. Hobart Of upper lake entertained a party
of friends from Minneapolis Friday !
NJ. Williamson spent Sunday at the E. S. Mars,
tin home at the south end Of the lake.
Mrs J. II. Butman and children spent Friday
with Mrs. Charles H. Fleming at Linwood.
Several guests have arrived at the hotel on
Shady Isle and vii! remain for the summer.
u Mrs. wads3orth of Minneapolis was guest
of Mrs. E. A.2Heath at Glen Villa over SUNDAY.
Professor Clark of the state university with
his family, is at Bluff cottage for the season.
Mrs. G. A. vandever and son Albert of Mime
tonka Beach have gone east for a four weeks
visit.
Mrs. Littleheld and grandchildren of Mime
apolis will remain for several weeks at Camp
Agnes.
Miss Minnie Arnold. who has been sojourning
in Excelsior for some time, has returned TO
the city.
Edward worrell has sold his farm near Eureka
and has bought some acre lots In the vicinity OF
Manitou. res
Miss Anna Norris Charles Stephenson and
Homer Howry spent Sunday with Mrs. Zahn in
Excelsior.
Mrs. George q. Brimball and children, are
spending the summer at the Guild cottage,
Breezy Point.
Miss Mary Bowen has arrived and will spend
the summer at the lake, making her home at
the Martin house.
F. A. Dickey and wife. of Macon, No. are
expected to arrive in short time and spend
a month at the lake.
Mrs. George storer, of Minneapolis. was at the
lake this week making arrangements for her
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hausman arrived from
st. Louis on Wednesday and are at their cot
| tage on Longview Hill.
Attorney Thytbeson and wife of st. Paul are
occupying their cottage at Woodside, and will
| remain for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Delapepba have returned
from the West and are occupying cottage at
Birch Bluff for the summer.
| Edwin Hughes of Fargo n. D., is spending
few days with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex.
| ander Hughes, at Excelsior.
Irving Arnold William Mclean. George Mar;
Mrs. E. S. Martin this week.
Mrs; H. N. Grams, ". 4. Grams and Miss y.
House, Excelsior, for two weeks
Robert H. Blum and Miss Maude Blum spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. H. II $. Roweil at
| their home, Vine Heights, at Deephaven.
/ The Misses Cora and Evalyn Stickney, whc
where the family is spending the summer.
Mrs. R.. H.. DeGroodt. who has been spend
ing tne Wdnter aaa sprang IN colorado Springs
t.. The lonely grave of Major Halstead, ON thu
| lake shore where the Hermitage formerly stood
| was decorated Dy q loving COmfaQe last SATURDAY
/. The Winecke cottage on Crystal Bay will b,
| occupied this year by Mr.. and Mrs. W.. F
Winceke Of Davenport, Iowa, who will arriv,
Z. about the middle Of the month.
/ John Goodwin has purchased some land from
Mrs. Eddy, and has lumber on the ground fo
the construction Of residence which will g
forward as rapidly possible.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Higley have take,
the Dougan cottage at the Beach and will h.
out the latter part of June Miss Helen Hall viii
spend part Of the summer with them.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frankfeld of Duluth hav
purchased the ODonnell farm at Christina
Lake. Miss Laura Frankenfeld of Minneapoli
will spend part of the summer with her parents
Mrs w. WATSON has bought a building sit
near Eureka, paying 5000 per acre. Northrup
King & Co., Of Minneapolis have purchased sew
enteen acres Of land from George Miller Of th
upper lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Doerr have been occupy
ing their Crystal Bay cottage for week The.
have new launch in the Moore yards that vii
add much to the completeness Of their lake es
tabishment. =
Frank Stoesell and the Misses Stoesell, Mr.
and Mrs Paul Rathlfne and Mr.. and Mrs Ella
Moses all of Minneapolis, We're guests at til
Donaldson Sunday. During the week Mr. an,
Mrs. Conway, Of st. Paul; Mr. Meade and Mis-
Mae Virgins and Mrs. Mcclure made short stay
at this popular place.