The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-20
GRAINW0oD, PRIOR LAKE

GRAINWO0D, PRIOR LAKE
Mrs. w. A. Lang ana family of St. Paul are
In Canary cottage for the season.
Miss Emma Truax went in to Hastings on Mon.
day Tor u short stay at her home.
8. O. Abrams and wife, Minneapolis. are
spending two or three weeks In Geraniunn cot.
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Green and son Gerald. ST.
Paui, spent several days In Dodge cottage last
week.
Miss Alice Merrill has come up from Chicago
and Will furnish the music for dancing this
summer.
Miss Mabel Miller, Minneapolis came down
on Saturday for a months visit and has a room
In the hotel.
DR.. Emily W. Fifeld and Miss Ada e. Talbot
drove over from Minneapolis and have taken
Rest cottage for week.
F. Clinton Austin, ST. Paul and P. W. Furn-
gram, Merriam Park, are camping below the
island for week or two.
Miss Blanche Gilkey, whose home is at Grain
wood, left recently to spend the summer with
her sister, In Seattle, Wash.
Fred Oliver, Jr., Of Eau Claire has charge OF
the boats at the luke this summer, with Howard
Curry, Hastings, as assistant.
Mrs. p Reilly and son Roger, Miss Helen
Reilly and Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Reilly were
guests at the hotel for several days.
Miss Amy Oliver, one of this years graduates
at the Eau Claire, Wis, high school, is spending
part OF her vacation at Gratnwood.
Stanley Brooks and Howard Yerxa came over
from Minnetonka Beach in automobile Sun
day morning returning the same day.
3. A. Davis and family, Minneapolis, have
AIKEN Acorn Lodge for three months. Mr.. Davis
mother spent a week with them early in the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Blanchard and son and
Mrs A. S. Dean and son of Minneapolis spent
few days in the Annex, returning on Monday
to the city.
Mrs. w. %. Hull and Miss Lurene Hull arrived
at Grainwood last week to spend the summer.
Miss Hull graduated at the Hastings high school
this spring.
A party consisting of twelve Carleton students
and friends, under the chaperonage of Mrs. Ly-
man, spent very pleasant outing at the lake
for week.
DR.. Charles A. Reed, who returned few
months ago from Germany. Is visiting at Grain
wood, and makes good use Of the Whoo-ah for
sailing parties.
The cottage and hotel at Greenwood are fast
filling with their summer occupants and numerous
transient parties have found rest and recreation
in short stays at the lake.
Registered at the hotel over Sunday were:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Yerxa, w. H. Davis, G. p.
Wilson, A.. Harrington, B.. A. Davis, Mime
apolis; w. A. Lang, st. Paul.
from Minneapolis to spend Sunday and were SO
delighted with Olovers cottage that the family
has decided to remain two weeks.
W. II. Sweat and family, with Mrs. c. g.
Sweat, of Minneapolis, arrived last Thursday
and are occupying Phoenix cottage for the sea-
SON. Mrs. G. p. Wilson accompanied them and
has rooms in the hotel.
Miss Katherine Van Slyke and Miss haywood
Tenney, Owatonna, had rooms in the annex for
week. Miss Van Slyke will spend the sum
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the Naples, ut Williston, N. D.
Among the recent visitors at Grainwood may
be mentioned Maurice Mcdonald, Rennie Fan
ming, Minneapolis Mr. and Mrs. g. J. Jones,
Miss Lille Hibbben, St. Paul; w. s. Morrison,
Winona; Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Kinyon, Owa-
tonna.
The Kappa Kappa Gammas of the state uni
versity spent their annual outing at Grainwood
the past. week and report most delightful time.
Grainwood has come to be the Mecca of the
Kappas at the close of each school year, and the
season at the lake could scarcely be well
launched without them.
The business men who have formed the habit
of spending Sunday at Grainwood are much
pleased over the new schedule for Monday NOR
ming trains, as connection is now made with the
Iowa d Minnesota division at Pennington, en-
abling them to reach the cities at 8 o'clock. On
other mornings In the week this Is not possible.
Fishing parties have met with good success
this year One, consisting of Judge Bum
Judge Metcalf e. A. Reed and NJ. L. Country
man, old friends OF the lake, who return fire.
quently. brought in fine strings Of black bass,
and others have reported themselves we'll pleased
with their Hluck:" - Mr.4 Countryman's family
accompanied him on one Of his trips to Grain
wood this spring, remaining several days. res
The usual Saturday evening party was made
pleasanter by the arrival aof L. e. Collins, ".
P. Hollis, E. w. Spring; Ernest Woodward,
Paul A. Brooks and d. X. Yerxa, who came
up the Minnesota river in DR.. Springs launch
and were met at Bloomington Ferry by a hay
rack load of Kappas. Others in attendance were
Messrs. George Gillette, G. e. Buckbee, q. N.
H: g. Clapp, st. Paul. 80
Fleur de Els and Sunset cottage were soceu-
pied during the week by the Misses Avery
Irask, Sue Weir, Minneapolis; Cleora Wheeler;
Harriet Armstrong, Helen Patterson, of St.
Paul; Anne Jones, Waukegon, H.; Elizabeth s.
Brown, Elmira N. T.; Vera Morey, Bolton,
Iexas..5. lhey were Joined for. several days by
the MUSES. Billiard, of St. Paul; Grace Gillette.
Elsie Stone, Grace Trask, Florence Powell, Kath.
leen Gunckel and Ellen Janney, Of Minneapolis.