The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-07-25
GRAINWooD, PRIOR LAKE

Of Miss Lurene Hull
Miss Tessis Flahavan, of Minneapolis, is
guest at Grainwood.
Mrs. J. G. Gallagher, of Minneapolis, is at
Grainwood to spend few weeks.
A S. Foreman. st. Paul. has a room at
the Naples for few days vacation.
Miss Mabel Miller went in to Hastings this
week to spend few days with Mrs. J. A.
Ennis.
DR.. F. c. Warner, St. Paul, spent Sunday
with his sister, Mrs. E. j. Jones, at the Cur
tbs cottage.
Miss Lois sd May Ovens arrived from Mil
with relatives.
Miss Mabel Hicks of Omaha returned to
Fleur- de-lis cottage on Monday, after
| week spent in Minneapolis
George Markert. St. Paul. was at the lake
| Wednesday night looking for accommoda-
lions for his wife and daughter.
Of Hastings are visiting Grainwood, the
guests of their aunt Mrs. Bolles. 49,
| Miss Coda Taylor has returned to Grain
wood after few days in the city. w. B.
| Taylor left on Monday for Chicago.
Judge T. F: Carver Of Topeka. with his
| wife and son. have taken rooms at the
| Lindens for stay Of several weeks.
| Mrs. E. Porter Fraker and children, St.
! Paul, came down the Goth for the remainder
Of the season. They have rooms in the
| Lindens.
Miss Margaret Poole. Faribault. is with
| her grandparents, Dr.. and Mrs. Kedney in
the Annex, having Joined them Thursday
| evening.
Among the visitors at Grainwood this
week were D. M. McClarahan Kansas City;
! H. G. Mitchell. J. M. Gubbins, Minneapolis;
3: W. Sloan, Marshheld, Wis. H. M. Poppe,
| st. Paul. ~, 49,.
The: Misses Allison McKlobin and Emily
Corning OF Dellwood, White Bear Lake, are
il Sunrise su cottage with the Misses Bullard,
Grainwood since the first of July.
Those who came out at the end of the
week to see that their families at Grainwood
were having good time, were E. A. Davis
w. R.: Sweat. F. F. Towle, H. B. Richard
son, Minneapolis; George Warner, W: B.
Rev. F. R. Milspaugh, bishop of Kansas
with Miss Hamilton and Miss .Whitton Of
Topeka, arrived Tuesday morning to spend
the rest Of the summer with the yMillspaugt
ready shown his prowess as a fisherman.
Mr.. and Mrs VIII Kinds of Washington
D. c., have repaired and opened their cot
tase on the lake shore. and the family
Kinds goes in to Shakopee several times III
the week to visit his father, who is quite Ill
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Davis entertained
twenty Of the young ladies on the piazza a
Curtis cottage where each Of them was givel
an opportunity to show her ingenuity II
making tissue paper hat with scissors >nt
pins. A large variety of airy headgear wal
worn to the dinner table later on.
Tuesday evening an informal game of pro
gressive sx-hand euchre was played in tn
pavilion, five tables being filled. Thursda,
afternoon Mrs. Lang entertained the ladie
at Canary cottage with progressive euchre
Prizes were won by Mrs. Ruff of st. Paul
] Mrs. Daniels, of Leavenworth, Kan, ar
: Mrs. w. R. Sweat OF Minneapolis.
A party of picnickers from Shakopee ha
a pleasant time at the lake last Saturday.
number of them preferred a cooked lunch
and those who registered at the hotel wer
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Duffy, Mrs. Ruth Plum
u stead, M. A. Marschall, Misses Hewitt, Riggs
!. Yost, Matilda and Anna Marshall, of Shake
q pee; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Faudel, Of 81
t Cloud, and DR.. H. H. Strait, Of St. Paul.
There is no lack of entertainment at Grain
wood in these days for those socially inclined
: The usual Saturday evening dance was sup
+ plemented last week by public receptio
J or housewarming, given by Mrs. Daniels, i
honor of the new addition to Rest cottage
i Beautiful pictures of most interesting an
lively character occupied the window space
! and their artistic excellence was pointed OF
to the guests by Will Hogsett. Punch wa
u served by Mrs. Railey and Mrs jerks, an
!, several of the Grainwood ladies stood in til
receiving line. Following this function Mr..
G. K. Thompson gave chatting dish party
8 the Naples to few friends.