The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-13

ulate their success. One party included
Mr.. and Mrs. Adler, Mr. and Mrs. I. Kauf-
man and Miss Kaufman. The catch was
just an even 100 bass Messrs. Wyman
and Mckee also brought in very large
string. :
At Hotel del Otero there is always
something doing in fishing when William
Smouse and Senator Young Of Washing
ton, Iowa.. arrive. They bring in good
strings every day, and on Monday caught
fifteen fine bass. The sensational catch of
the season, however, was made by G. G.
Nicholson on Sunday, who hooked and
landed in the bay just in front of the hotel
a pickerel weighing eighteen pounds, the
largest fish reported this year. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosenblatt recently made a catch Of
twenty-six bass and two pickerel.
Mrs. L. P. Leavenworth arranged a sur
prise house party Tuesday for her daugll-
ter, Miss Louise Leavenworth. The girls
arrived on the morning train from the
city and spent the day boating, fishing
and bathing. In the evening a huge
campfire was built and stories were told
and songs sung in the crackle and glow
Of the fire. To-day they visited various
islands near HoWards bay and took their
lunch in the woods The party included
Misses Faith Wheaton, Miriam Clark,
CleYe, Alma Pennock and Frances Cham
berlain. -. Il II 4 sj,a=z 81 :4zY. aSE
The Meadvile Thimble Bee was enter
tanned this afternoon by Mrs. r. b. Cone
assisted by Mines. Speedy, Hassett, and
Babcock. ~. .t~ 49,
Mrs. G. Pnaum gave a large card party
this Afternoon at her Meadville cottage,
the guests gathering from town, Cottage
wood, Breezy Point, Tonka Bay, and
Fairview. a-,.
The Ladies Shakespeare club Of Min
| neapolfs, many of the members Of which
are. at the lake during the summer, will
be- entertained at the home of Mrs. W.
Cleator and Mrs. Carey Emerson at
Mound tomorrow. A number Of Mime
apolis ladies who are members will be
out for the day., and the members who
| live at the lake all expect to be present
Unemosyne club will picnic at Linwood
| tomorrow at the home Of Miss Alice
Taylor. - =
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Peay and family
Of Little Rock. Ark, will arrive at Hote
del Otero Saturday to finish the season
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able effect in thinning out the house
hold at this popular hotel which remained
full thru all Of, the cold weather. The
| recent arrivals include Mr.. and Mrs. J
| c.. Hasler. Davenport, Iowa; B. N
Strange, Mr.. and Mrs: J. F. Sullivan anc
two children, Misses Josephine and Hell.
en- Dockery, ST. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs
| o. B. Bassett, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. N
O.. Warner, Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Bechoefer, and daughter, Misse.
| Caroline and Sarah Goldman, Mr.. an6
Mrs. o. G. Hospes. Marion Hospes VIII
lie Hospes, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. B. Philbrook
Paul has been spending few days will
Mrs. Schumacher.
Mr. and Mrs. Gebbard Bohn, G. Bohn
D. Ireland, julius Nockin, J: c.. Boon
chile, Of New York and Miss Bohn Of New
York made up a dinner party at hote
Tuesday night.
Mrs. j. HI. Woolnough of Maple Heights
Inn has as her guest Miss Ruth McKinle,
of Bronzville, N. z. Mrs. woolnougt i
also entertaining her sisters, Mrs. T. B
Jennings of Sparta, Wis, and Mrs. Noal
Adams. Mrs. w. w. Herrick and Mrs
F. p. Wilson and daughter are spendin,
/ the remainder of the season at the Inn
they have entertained recently Mrs E
J. Wilson and F. r. Wilson of Geneva
Illinois and Miss Fiske Of Chicago. C
! e. Wenzel and family and Ell Torrance
and Miss Torrance who have been GU
since the early part Of the season hav
recently returned to twn. Mr.. and Mrs
/ w H. Springer and Miss Springer vii
come in tomorrow.
The recent. arrivals include Mr.. an
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