The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-04


Miss. Sadie Northrop visited Elizabeth Folwell
| yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Lugsdns have closed their
cottage at Cottagewood.
Miss Cora Emery spent Sunday with Miss
Gladys Covell at Linwood. i
G. E. Couch and family have closed their Fair
view cottage and returned to town.
Mrs. +. n. Stacy is receiving visit from her |
sister, Mrs. Grant Of Evanston, Ill.
Miss Eva Pierce spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mrs. F. r. Smith at Tonka Bay.
Miss Carrie and Dena 81. alueek are on trip to
Yellowstone Park for about two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Trevor Of Linwood will
| return tomorrow from hunting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. David Stanford will be out at
Linwood till tSout the 18th of September
William Casselbaum of st. Louis is visiting
| Mr. and Mrs Albert Hausman at Excelsior:
Mss sRnas pd 5 da{s
| Mrs. C. Opitz will come out tomorrow to
spend several days at the stremel cottage at Lin
| Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Baumann at the Sunrise,
Tonka Bay will return to Minneapolis next
Charles Guek and Mrs. Gluek will remain for
| two weeks yet at their summer home, Gluek's
Point.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Stricken have closed
their summer home at summerville and returned
to the city.
| Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. sacre, who have occupied
the Roenish cottage at Fairview, have returned
| to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Nicol have closed their
| Minneapolis.
.hoF .t Ms Mr.: Is Oh
| her way east
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Fleming closed their
summer season at Linwood Monday and returned
to Minneapolis.
The Misses sheahan,, who were guests Of Mrs.
F. R.. Smith during the summer. left for Chi
cago last week.
Mrs. q. Doerr were Sunday guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. John Guek.
$. Joseph has arrived from Des Moines Iowa,
and will spend few weeks at tho Joseph cot
tage at Fa1ryiew.
Miss Sarah Jones Is a guest Of Mrs. A. O.
linus Of Fairview with whom she will spend
the autumn months.
The $. E. Brooks cottage at Fairview is closed
for the season. the family having returned
to Minneapolis this week.
MI and Mrs G. H. Lussdn and family broke
rernsd m t home et
Bay until about he 18TH ~ Of
and then return to the city.
past seven weeks with his family in Excelsior,
left last night for Chicago.
Miss Genevieve Ives from Hutchinson, MINI,
will be a guest of Mrs. Frank Meyer at Lin
, wood She will arrive Monday.
John W. collars and family, who have been
spending the summer Gideons Bay, returned
to their home in Minneapolis yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Goldsborough. who &C.
4 cupied Of the new cottages on Carson's Bay,
. Cottagewood, have gone to Minneapolis.
1 and % H 5s % .0 of py 4
: are out at their cottage for about week.
o Frank Lyman left Saturday for his new home in
/. North Dakota. Mrs. Lyman and the children
!; will remain in Excelsior for some time yet
f Oscar Heiber and Erwin Ringer. both Of Nil.
waukee, We're the guests of the Misses Sophie
and Clara Eisele, Of Crystal Bay, over Sunday.
Mrs. E. ]. Moles and Miss Janney, who have
o been at the T. B. Janney cottage at Cottage
: wood will return to the city next Monday.
and a r 1sss M Messss e ms
:, A. j. Kline Edwin Kempton and Burt Laraway
Mr. and Mrs H. a. L. Tucker and an So, sht s!,
ford, after spending the summer at Cottage
Mrs. NJ, Massolt and Mrs. e; F., Witt apt
5. children Mrs. A. Massot and Mrs E. Woehle
y Linwood.
E. g. A. Shultz of Minneapolis has purcha SEE
$, five acres just south of Galpins lake, and viii
erect house which will be his permanent resi-
dence this fall.
s. Martin and his son and daughter Georg
nj in the east. visiting New York, Boston and the1
~ old home in Maine.
at na dus The pest oa
home in North Dakota.
u. Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Wilcox Of Wildhurst re
1e turned to their home III town yesterday. The!
lie will visit their country home, Old I'd, occa
lg sionally during the autumn.
r. Ii. N.
Ne are guests of Judge and Mrs McGee of Wild
hurst Miss Margaret Wallace Of Anniston Ala.
- is also guest at the MCGEE home.
I Mrs. W. J. Holt and Dorothea Holt are spenS
| Phelph. They will go Friday to Mound Cit
and remain there for week. 49,
| Mrs. s. p. Holdridge at wildwood Sunday
| He addressed the c. p. society at the Congregs
| tional church, Excelsior. Sunday evening.
| A. B. Merriam, the boat builder, is erectin
T3oxy
| storing boats during the winter. The buildin
| will be completed In time to receive the fa
| business.
| The CLARK family at summeryille has bee
tacker Miss Del Flint John Flint Charles st, Va
| to the city Tuesday
| Messrs. Albert Hausman and L. F. sampso
returned yesterday from chicken:hunting tri
Lyman and Claude Bracket hunting net
Mitchell, S. D., this week.
Malcolm Wyer of Excelsior, who recentl
completed library course in the Universit
| Of New York, left last evening for Colora6
| Springs, Col, where he will take charge Of tt
| library Of Colorado college.
| George Raitz and Miss Lucy Raitz Of Excelsit
| and Mr.. and Mrs. John Haas of Kendlevill
Ind, set out to-day for a soo-mile journey b
| team. They will visit Henderson, Ltchfel
Olivia and other places in that part of the stat
About twenty of the Fairview friends
| Mics Dora Pfaum enjoyed a niarshmallow roa
at tn Pfaum cottage Saturday evening MI
| Pfaum has returned to Minneapolis and Il
| paaum cottage will be closed for the season t
| morrow.
. DR.. Perkins of Excelsior attended a banqu
of the veterans Of his old regiment, the secol
Minnesota, at ST. Paul. Wednesday evenin
He was called upon to respond to one Of Il
toasts, and did so in his Enthusiastically hapI
manner.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Eisele of Crystal Bay ente
tanned at house party Saturday and sunda
and family, Mrs. Anna Ringer and children, J
| E. Mclean. Oscar Heiber and Eunice Ringer
| Milwaukee.
Some of the cottages along the lake shore ha'
| already been closed and their occupants