The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-22
GRAINWOOD, PRIOR LAKE

Miss Majorie B. Edwards is with the Joyce
party at Clovers. .-.c -
Miss Lois Owens returned to Milwaukee ,
after three weeks visit. 1, +
Fred H. Brinkmaa, Chicago, arrived Tues F.
day evening and is located at the Naples.
Miss Ida Van Glider, of Kansas Citl, ar
rived Friday morning for a two weeks visit.
William r. Sweat, G. P. Wilson and D. /
F. Keys were down from Minneapolis for
Sunday.
Mrs. E. G. Brown and Mrs. ]. c. Rooney, |
Of Minneapolis, are spending a few days at
the lake"
we're Mess the eei guests Of judge g. B. Lewis and
family Saturday evening.
Miss Zoe. schotten, Of St. Louis, is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. A. L. -Bannantine at
Thistle cottage for week.
c. I. Pettibone, of Kansas City, Mo, came
Tuesday to join his family who are located
at the Lindens for month.
Mrs. W. X. Field and her daughter Cath
arine Field, of Columbus, Ohio, were guests
Of Mrs. w. A. Lang over Sunday.
The mothers of a number of the younger
| about sixteen Of the children. very en-
| joyable affair.
Mrs. o: B. Lewis, of West St. Paul, enter
This seems to be the popular progressive
| game this summer.
Mrs. Phillips Reilly and son Roger, Of
Gifts is cottage for short stay. Misses Helen
l
| and Belle will join them Thursday.
Fishing has been unusually good since the
cold weather. Bass and pickerel are biting
freely AS usual al r. ~. i. Raley Keeps an IN
Dr. jerks, who has filled the Westminster
pulpit at Minneapolis thru July has returned
i to his parish at Omaha. His wife and family
remain at Grainwood for week IN Septem-
Der.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Stephens, Miss Alma
Gass and A. McVay, of Jefferson City, Mo-,
are at the Perkins cottage for two weeks.
W. D. Fisher, also of Jefferson City, is with
them.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. e. J. Jones, OF
st. Paul gave a porch party and about thirty
guests wrote original verses for prizes. Miss
! Alice Merrill, of Chicago, took the first
prize.
A. l.. Bannantine, of St. Louis, came W
for a flying visit with his family at Thistle
cottage. He returned to st. Louis on Mon
Cay, but comes Sept. for two weeks va
cation.
W. D. Fisher, of Jefferson City, Mo-, enter
: tanned over thirty of his friends at fsi
; fry on Thursday. The point opposite Reed
: island is the popular location for these joll.
: picnics.
urday evening for two weeks visit. Sh
: Is chaperoning a small party, Miss Jess Jess
e NJ. Hughes, Blanche Greer and DR.. S. g
e McAllin, of Chicago.
]. Miss Carolyn Joyce and her sister, Helen
i and Miss Muriel e. Allen are again at Glow
u erS. MT. ana NIrS. Il w. Joyce ana son WI
: join the party Saturday evening. The famil
are here to remain till Sept. 1.
A party of eleven left Friday evening &c
= Kansas City and adjacent towns. DR.. R. Z
!. Sloan and family, Mrs. Hogsett, Judge an
.e Mrs Garvers and two sons. Of Topeka, an
= = Mrs Smith, Of Omaha, made up the part,
"a Thursday evening DR.. West gave a chain
"a | dish party after the euchre to the bridl
whist enthusiasts, w. D. Fisher, of Je
"a reson City, Mo-, DR.. R. T. Sloan, of Ka1
s. sas City, and R. T. Railley, Of Harrison
r. VILE, Mo.
On Thursday Mrs R. T. Railey and MI
Hogsett, of Kansas City, entertained ov
fifty at military euchre. The prizes we
ir given to Mrs R. C. Benton. of Minneapoli
r Mrs Pettibone, Kansas City; Miss Lau
xt Hull, of Chicago, and Mrs. Sloan, OF hans
RI City.
One Of the pleasant features of last weel
eayiety was the visit of the Shakopee Ma
doiin orchestra of eighteen members. Th
were very generous and gave much pleasu
In to the regular guests of Grainwood with tn
lit music Mr.. Bowdish Of the Shakopee Arg
ne deserves much praise as their leader.
Ill one OF the most enjoyable parties OF
af season was the surprise for Miss Eun
- " BARTLETT. of St. ice, Mo-, the occasion bel
az her birthday About thirty guests dressed
on children, came unlimited to the improml
X reception and made jolly evening clos
he with an old fashioned dance around
birthday cake.