The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-09-02
GRAINW00D, PRIOR LAKE

w: A. Lang spent last Sunday with his
family at Canary cottage.
Ralph Knight, of Minneapolis was one of
the Joyce party last week.
Dick Keys, of Minneapolis, spent Sunday
with his mother at the Naples.
Miss Helen Reilly, of St. Paul. leaves Sun
day for Narragansett Pier. r. j.
Albert B. Caruthers Is another addition to
City, mo Mo. 90 A'''s s''''ee '''il 'S'A'i 7'n
F. H. Brinkhman, OF Chicago, left Thurs
day for a short visit at Minnetonka on his
way home. Dr. 20 T..
W. T. Swanson and Joseph o. Greer, of st.
Paul, were guests OF Miss Blanche Greer
over Sunday. - A. -
Clayton, of St. Paul, spent Sunday week,
at Grainwood.
Mrs. g. w. Thurber. of La Crosse, Wis,
and her son Phillip, were guests at Grain
wood the past week.
Burton Strait and wife, of Minnetonka,
spent Saturday night at Grainwood, located
at Fleurdelis cottage. a
Miss Atossa Gentry, of Kansas City, Mo-,
Is at Grainwood for short visit. She is
rooming at Rest cottage. - b..
Charlotte Lains and her brother, Harold
OF st. Paul. were most welcome visitors last
week; leaving Monday morning.
General George P. Wilson and William R.
Sweat, of Minneapolis were out for their
! Judge o. B. Lewis, of st. Paul, came out
! Saturday evening to spend the last week Of
his vacation with his family at Sunrise cot
| tage.
Mrs. A. F. Merrill, OF Chicago, is located
! her son VIII and his friend Crowell Beach
with her. $3.50 r.
9. w. Hicks, of Omaha, Neb., visited his
wife and daughter at Fleurdels cottage last
week. They left for home via Minneapolis
on Friday. - . ...--
John Nicholson, St. Louis, Mo-, is spending
week with his family, who are loctaed in
the annex. Mr.. Nicholson was formerly
william Kinds, formerly of shakopee, who
has been occupying his cottage this summer,
| leaves Sept 1 with his family for his home
| in Washington, D. G.
The Misses Gray, of Clark cottage, are en-
| and will leave for their home in West st.
Paul the first of September -.a.
9 short visit with his family last week. On
Of Professor Nacherieb on his housebeat al
Lake City.
Mrs. w. R. Smart and family return to
their home in Minneapolis Friday. after a
Mrs. George P. Wilson, of Park avenue &C.
| comparied her -r. .--.N- .,... 3,
A. F. Merrill, of Chicago, the @. P. A. OF
the Milwaukee railway, joined his family last
| week, LOT the enjoyment OF some genuine
Minnesota weather. He found it aonast equa
to Chicago at its worst.
Mrs John Dunn, of St. Cloud MINI.
with her daughter Irene, left for Minneapolis
Wednesday. They will be the guests O.
Mrs. James Dunn, of Oak Grove street while
locating Miss Irene at the state university
Mrs. Daniels, of Leavenworth, Kan, CAV,
delightful flag euchre last Tuesday even
ing. Prizes were handsome silk flags an(
were won by Miss Eunice Bartlett, of St
Joe, Mo-, and Mrs. c. I. Pettibone, of Kan
sas City.
Miss Katharine Merrill Of Chicago ant
Miss Emily Groom, Of Milwaukee, will spen,
the first two weeks of September with Mrs
Bolles at Granwood. Miss Groom Is wei
known in the art circles of her native city
Milwaukee,
The season ends with no less interest ii
tennis and all out of door sports, and tn
fishing has been the best Of the season tn
last week. Albert Bartlett, of ST. Joe, Mo.
and George Thompson, of Minneapolis
| brought in eleven fine bass and two larg
piciSerel, all Of them above the average size
Euchers, teas. thimble bees and rarebit
fill in the days and the nights in rapid sue
cession. Saturday week the prettiest tn
very prettlest German ever danced at Grain
wood was given. A simple ribbon Germa
, given by everybody for everybody. Twenty
four couples danced and the figures were un
1 usually we'll corried out and lead by Mis-
Nellie. Millspaugh and. Harold Lains