The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-08-15
GRAINW0oD, PRIOR LAKE

Alex Lawson, of St. Paul, was visitor at
Grainwood this week. u
F. F. Towne, of Minneapolis, registered
at the hotel this week. ..-"~@
A. K. levitt and wife, of Minneapolis, came
out last week for few days visit.
Edward Davis, of Minneapolis, spent Sun
day with his family at Acorn Lodge. -.
Robert Carver, of Topeka, Kan, is spend
ing his two weeks vacation at Grainwood
Eugena Wilson and Marion Towne, of Min
neapolis, are at the hotel for a few days.
Frank Helmuth and Florence Hewitt drove
over from shakopee Monday for days
visit "'r ..-
c. D. Harrington, of scanlon, and Caroline
Strait, of Shakopee, drove over Tuesday
for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis and daughter, of Kan
sas City, are visiting Mrs. R. T. Rainy in
the Annex cottage.
The St. Paul boys who have been camping
on. Reeds island broke camp Monday after a
stay Of five weeks.
Mrs. Rainy and Mrs. Hogsett, Of Kansas
City, gave a card party to the ladies of
Grainwood Thursday evening
Miss Emma Truax returned to her home in
Hastings last week. She has been clerking
at the hotel for the past three years.
Miss Lois Owens returned to her home in
Milwaukee Monday, after a visit Of four
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. A. R. Bolles
Mrs schaub, of St. Paul, entertained at
cards Tuesday evening in the pavilion of the
hotel. Mrs. Thompson and Miss Miller car
ried off the prizes. ......
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Perry and Miss Perry,
Of St. Paul, accompanied by Miss Browne, of
Webster, Mass, came out last week for a
few days visit.
Mrs. jerks, of Omaha, entertained the
ladies OF Grainwood Tuesday afternoon at
her cottage The Fleur de Lis. The rooms
| were prettily decorated. ..
w: D. Fisher, of Jefferson City, is again at
Grainwood for his months vacation. Mr..
| Fisher is an old habitue Of the lake and is
always welcome guest. .-.
| Mrs. Alfred Bannantone, of St. Louis, gave
| birthday party Thursday morning for her
| little son Alonzo. Ice cream and cake were
| served the little ones at 1880.
One Of the most novel affairs of the season
rack load of people drove over to shakopee
| by moonlight to a dance. They did not gel
home I'LL early Thursday morning.
The boys at Camp Budweiser gave fare
island. The moon was at its full and the
| five boat loads of young people who rowe6
| down from the hotel spent very jolly even.
| ing.
City, with their daughter Margarate, ant
| Miss Eugenia Jacard, arrived on Tuesday
| for the remainder of the season. The Petit
bones have spent every summer at Grainwood
| for a number of years and they were vel
coined by host of friends.
party OF Grainwood people Including Mrs
| Rainy, MIS-. Hull, MRS. DAVIS MIS-. HOgSett
Miss Ownes, Miss Millspaugh, Miss Hull
Mr.. Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs Sloan, Mr.. Rainy
and Mary Sloan, drove over to Minnetonks
| Wednesday. They took the trip of the lake,
starting from Excelsior and returned home ii
| the evening. Everyone was charmed at thu
beauties Of the scenry.
Miss Millspaugh and Miss Nellie Millspaugf
gave darning party to the young people o
/ the hotel Friday evening week, the occasion
being the young ladies' birthdays which fal
four days apart. The long pavilion was hun.
with boughs and in the dining room tabl
decorated with American Beauties was set
! Dancing was carried on till a late hour ant
Miss Merrill furnished the music.
Rev. Mr.. jerks, accompanied by his tw,
sons and James and Maurice Daniels, re
turned from fishing trip to Spider lake Mon
day. They reported the fishing as being ex
celleut.