The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-05

whole shore has very fine beach and this is
famous playground for the children Of the
inn and Of the cottages AS the children ar:
numerous at this point the beach is especially
picturesque, for there are many animated scenes
upon it. ..
The inn has been open since May Is and has
been a gathering place for numerous parties of
| cottagcrs who have not vet moved out as well as
people without lake homes who depend entirely |
on the hotels and clubs for their summer out
ings. There have been several large and enjoy
able house parties and always goodly number Of
weekend guests Among those who have been
| inn visitors are Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spear. the
| Misses Seldom Miss IIeffelfnger, Harry selden,
| Miss Fowle, Ned Pearson, Albert Durham, Mr.
| and Mrs. s. c. Gale, D. p. Jones and family, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson Lindley and family,
Charles S. Gale. Marion Gale, Mr.. and Mrs.
| lhmson and party of twelve
| With the putting on of the full Milwaukee
schedule next week the house will be filled rapid
| ly with permanent guests. /
! Edgewood Hotel, owned by G. W. Sampson.
| has been rented to H. r. Zahn Of Minneapolis,
| who took possession to-day. The hotel will be
conducted on the plan that pursued by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Sampson, which made the
| place so popular. i
number Of the guests have already arrived at
Northland Inn. Mr.. and Mrs. Mossit Of Mime
apolis entertained their brother J. T. Mossit of
New York at the hotel over Sunday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson and party of Minneapolis spent a
pleasant Sunday at the Northland. Mr. and
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for short time this week. They will come out
for the season in about three weeks. Architect
Chamberlain will arrive at the hotel about. the
i: 18th Of this month. Invitations will soon be
Issued for the opening hop, which will occur on
Wednesday evening, June II. The proprietors
are doing everything possible to make this event
an appropriate and suspicious opening for the
Il season.
Commodore J. r. johnson of the Lake Mime
!; tonka Transportation company has full hand
OF bookings for his steamers. The list is fol-
, lows: June 6, Puritan and barge, Hopkins peo-
pie. moonlight excursion; June Z, Puritan Sons
OF Norway at Spring Park; June 8, Puritan and
barge, Y. NJ. G. A moonlight excursion from
Wayzata to Spring Park: June 49, Puritan and
barge, Aaron Carlsons anual all day excursion to
employees; June 49, Puritan, all day picnic Of
Minneapolis and ST. Paul Arcanumites; June "a,
| Puritan, Bethlehem Swedish Evangelical Luther
an church; evening Puritan and barge, moon
light excursion Of Modern Samaritans from Hotel
? st. Louis; July II, Puritan, city saesmen's ex-
cursion from Lake Park; July 81 Puritan and
: barge, undertakers' association, afternoon ex
cGrsion
The former crew of the Mayfower will be in
: charge Of the new steamer Plymouth; captain
+, George Hawkins; engineer, John Mills. A striker
Iwith brass buttons and blue uniform will be in
constant attendance and all the crew will wear
uniforms
Last Saturday there pleasant gathering
: at the home of A. G. Austin of Interlachen.
Thrty-fve Of his relatives from Maple Grove,
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and Montana and Vermont met to help him
celebrate his eightieth birthday. One Of the
I features immense birthday cake sur
I rounded by eighty candles. While the candles
1 were burning Mr.. Austin made speech Chef
+ Evans, Portius Deming, George and Adm Latin
4 and others responded, speaking Of the work Mr..
member of the legislature and president of the
+ hoard Of education in Minneapolis and in other
4 positions Of trust. 4,
The senior class Of the Excelsior high school
graduated on Wednesday evening with due hon
1 ors A large crowd gathered to witness the
event and show their appreciation of the work
the young people have been doing for the past
four years. Superintendent Booth paid the class
j high compliment, when he said that they
= had never given him or their teachers the leas
trouble.
The music Of the evening furnished by Miss
Emmel exceptionally worthy Of notice. The
violin numbers by Miss Mable Lee of Minneapolis
were thoroly enjoyed and were played with con
siderable spirit and feeling. The solos rendered
by Miss Maloney were also highly appreciated
by the audience. and the duets by Misses Per
kins and Emmel were applauded in name
which showed how much they were appreciated.
s. M. Owen of Minneapolis spoke on tOur Pub
lie Schools" and showed himself to be stron
p | advocate for education not much for thu
"higher education" for that of practice
character. He, is evidently an ardent believe
in agriculture and forestry and thinks thi
branch Of learning should be particularly empha
4 sized in the schools.
LAKE HAPPENINGS.
The steamer George is being reprinted an
fitted up for the summer business.
= Messrs. w. L. Becky and F. E. Smith Q
Minneapolis enjoyed tour of the lake Wednef
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Dr.. L. P. Bottenfeld Of Minneapolis visite
Zumbra Heights on fishing expedition The:
day.
Miss Josephine Hill of Minneapolis is the CUES
| Of Mrs. P. B. Christian at Howard's Point thi
week.
4 Mrs. r. H. DeGroodt. who has been spendin
/ the winter at Colorado Springs is expected HON
| in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gallaher. Of Minneapol
arrived at their summer home at Zunbra Height