The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-09
Lake MinnetOnka

Thomas Manning was a Tonka visitor Satur-
day.
over Sunday.
Miss Myra DURAN Of Minneapolis visited the
lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs F. R. Smith Of Minneapolis
visited the lake Sunday
S. Hare of Minneapolis enjoyed Saturday at
the south end of the lake.
Edward Townsend of Minneapolis visited
friends In Excelsior Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Two Of Minneapolis dined
at the White house Saturday.
Mr.: and Mrs. F. R. Salisbury will open their
Big island cottage about June II.
P. A. Mason of St. Paul visited the lake Sun
day, dining at the Sampson house.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Waters were Minneapolis
people who spent Sunday at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F, w: Gilbert of Minneapolis
enjoyed Saturday at Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. F. W. Farr and the Misses Farr are in
their summer home on st. Adams bay.
Professor and Mrs. w. R. Hoag have been in
their Big island cottage about week.
!, Mr. and Mrs. samg , L Baker are at the D.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Major of Minneapolis
We're among the guests at the White house over
Sunday.
Mrs. D. NJ. Moore and daughter were among
the lake.
Miss Ethelwynn. wyman spent Sunday with
her grandmother, Mrs. Lamberson, at her home
| near Excelsior.
| Dr.. and Mrs Bachman and family Of Los An
geles Cal. are spending the summer at Mrs.
Ogden, We're among the Minneapolis visitors at
the lake Sunday.
Miss Marion McCulloch Messrs. Edmund Bar
naby Jr., Fred Thies were guests of Mrs Ruby
| Moffett Orono.
B. Filkins and family are. expected to arrive
from Iowa and take possession of their home at
Mr.. and Mrs; Charles NJ. Lane are spending
the summer at the Lincoln cottage on Big island.
They came out last week.
Mrs. L. NJ; Kuhn and daughter of Moline, Ill.
are guests Of Mrs. George Howard at her cottage
| at Manitou for three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs rs r NJ Bentley Of Minneapolis
quiet quiet Sunday at Lake Minnetonia Wno en'o'eu
| Mrs. W. H. Taylor departed for St. Joseph
No, Saturday, where she will meet her husband.
Der.
in Chicago where he Viii anHfae
| ton before the public.
/ c. H. Hale NJ. Valid, Anna Valid, M. Wise,
B. Meegen,. Dan Sheldon and H. Bates Mime
4 White house over Sunday.
house Friday were D. Brsilsn. Z conhen
1 F. D. Rock, Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Purple and Mr.. and Mrs.
G m ss Tb9s a fb at the north
soon the public schools close. IS
4 H. s. Joslin #of st. Paul, manager of the
Tok Bay yS in e Excel
entertained OF the White house. 4,
Je # e and and his daughters ugh e Dora and
l their summer place at Cottagewood yesterday.
i They will arrive for the summer little later
n Miss Jessca Plourde, who has been teacher
in the Excelsior school during the latter por
Milwaukee tomorrow. She will teach in Idaho
next year.
Among the Minneapolis people who were no
!, ticed at the lake Saturday were r. F. Hooker
Mrs. L. H.. Howard. Mrs. F. N. Hayes. w: a.
and e. Berry.
j. j. Gerber, g. F. Honstain ]. F. symonds
Mrs. Butoni and daughter, L. A. Day and fam
lily. E.. Moran, g.. r.. Bgbert and @. Nv !. Kerr
headquarters at the Sampson house, Excelsior
Saturday.
Among the numerous guests from Minneapolis
Brooks, L. J. CLOVER, F. G.. Pettibone. j.: ]
iiams. i. p. Kruth, Mr.. and Mrs ]. Knight AM
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 81. Day.
Among the guests who spent .,s Saturday am M
H. Fenner, Mrs; Z: Griffin. G.. ". Madden
Mr.. and Mrs G. NJ. Thomas, r. w. Mathews
and Miss Florence Mathews
leave Excelsior, which has been their home 70
where Mr.. McMnllen has engaged in the lun
Der business. While a resident of Excelsior, Mr.
AfcMullen was In the employ Of the Philadel
phia and Reading Coal company. but he foun'
sonul attention. Mr.. McMullen has been a
move thither this summer or fall
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