The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-16
Lake Happenings.

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those who attend. large delegation Is expected
from the south end of the lake
Lake Happenings.
A. G. King and wife Of Minneapolis spent Sun
DR.. Mark B. Smith of Minneapolis enjoyed Sum
day at Tonka Bay.
H. A. Childs and L. j. Childs Of Chicago were
lake visitors Sunday.
Miss Marion Mccullough visited friends at
COttagewood on Sunday. E
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Meeker, Minneapolis, spent
Sunday at the Simpson House.
The Misses Harrison and Miss Pickard Of Min
neapois spent Sunday at the lake.
l.. A. Clark and wife of Minneapolis spent
Sunday at the south end Of the lake.
Mrs. ]. H. Nlilliken and son Of Minneapolis
are spending few days at the lake.
| Miss Blanche Young and Miss Gertrude Martin
| of Minneapolis spent Sunday at the lake.
| c. e. Bates and family Of Minneapolis were
| sojourners at the lake during the past week.
Miss Mabel keSvey was the guest Of s Miss
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. q. Cooke were Minneapolis
couple who enjoyed Sunday at Lake Minnetonka.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. 4. Laurence of Minneapolis
We're guests at the Sampson House over Sunday.
Pr: G. C. Hayne and wife Of Of Minneapolis MINI SO So
day : - '0''' ~ : - 80
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Glaneley of Minneapolis
were Sunday guests at the Sampson House, Ex-
celsior.
j. E. Mardoff of Minneapolis was entertained
by his friend. DR.. La Paul. at Excelsior, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Emma kirkland and Mrs; c: W. kirkland
Of Minneapolis visited relatives in Excelsior over
Sunday 49,
Mr.. and Mrs Archie NJ. crittenden and Miss
| summer
Messrs. W. R. Young and E. J. Snow of Min
neapolis spent Sunday at the lake, staying at the
Mr.. and Mrs Carlos Wilcox of Minneapolis are
soJourning at the lake. and are guests at the
Sampson House, Excelsior.
| Mr. NJ ~
were guests ut Katahdin the home Of Lucian
Swift, at Cottagewood, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs; E: B. Spear and Mrs. Kirk Of
W. Whittier Of Meadville Park.
Manager mage yosli B. Of the Tonka Bay Hotel was
81 ne% R 6eGas fts1 a
Messrs Andrew Carnegie, Fred Hunter O. c..
Donenbaum, Benjamin G. Sheldon and Sam p.
Brown Of Minneapolis spent Sunday at the lake.
Frank Womack, Minneapolis, visited the lake
with an automobile Sunday and dined at Hotel
La Paul.
Mrs. C. NJ Couch of Denver, Col formerly Of
Excelsior and Minneapolis, will spend this sum-
mer at the lake. making her home at the Samp-
son House, Excelsior.
| Aaron Carlson's employees enioyed an aIl-day
excursion the lake Saturday. The Puritan and
the barge Priscilla We're chartered for the day,
The Norden Society, Swedish of Minneapolis
held it's annual picnic at Spring Park Sunday. 4
large number came out, and the day pleas
The millers and cereal food employees of Mime.
apolts, to the number Of 1000. will spend Sat-
will be one Of the largest picnics Of the season
Among the numerous guests who are sojourning
Tor brief periods at the Sampson House are Mr..
and Mrs: A. =. Cooper Of Minneapolis, Mr. and
st. Louis. =
=, = L. Gerard of Minneapolis has recently estab.
Tonka Bay. Mr.. Gerard has had years of expe.
rlence as cook IN the hotels of Minneapolis, and
IS making success in his new venture.
Mrs. Walter Woody entertained party at
and Miss lula thompson Of T La Crosse
neapolis, and b G. Torelie 81 Minneapolis s i. ''
Mota following Pgu Mkn4sages people registered
Agnes IS yana, Mrs. McWilliams, Emma wing j.
A. W. Eckman Of Fl Paso, Texas '' oi''
The school at Tonka Bay, which had been es
10 ost to se take sso1e b ho m
the ely schools was conducted very successfully
picnic was held on the grounds at Tonka BAY
: and very pleasing entertainment was given
There were nineteen pupils.
spent pleasant day at the lake last Thursd ipIt
Mr. Pa:s and u, Mrs IT T. Kenyon Mr. and Mrs n
8: A. De Mile; also Byron Foster Of New YORK
me party put up at the Hotel La Paul ant
ternoon was spent on the lake, the Fannie s 4
!; being employed. =
; Among the numerous guests at Hotel La Pau
i Sunday We're A. B. Henry, st. Paul; Mrs. j. D
. Emry and Miss Anna Emry, Minneapolis; B. w
: M1lfred. F. Morrison, Mr. and Mrs G. H. Muncy
s., J. Ross and Guy Ross, Chicago; A. v. Hill
minneapolis; o.. r. Miller, st. Paul; H. D. Jones
and family, A. F. Huber, X. NJ. Juningsen Ale,
Langeskad G. A. Campbell and lady, b.
Inomas.- a. knudson, r. Gtolme, Fl. E.. Barnum
MISS oisa Laurence. Miss Helen Armstrong.
Dovre lodge. No. 3. Sons Of Norway, and Idu,
lodge. No: 3, Daughters of Norway, conducted
their third annual picnic at Tonka Bay Sunday
= enjoyable day was spent. The picnic was give
for the Norwegians of the East Side of Mime
n apois. The 2icnickers ate their dinner and suppe
), on the extensive picnic grounds at the bay, an,
> enjoyed fishing. rowing and steamboat excursions
Appelon's orchestra furnished music for fh
young people who enjoyed themselves with dan