The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-05-07

The Lafayette club will be opened Saturday
Tor the reception Of guests and the formal open
Ing VIII be arranged for later. A number OF
minor changes have been made at the club this
spring to add to the comfort and pleasure Of the
members. The most important perhaps is the
screening OF the west porch with glass to make
permanent dining room n +. 90
Dr. Dunsuoor has opened his cottage at Glib
sons. ~ = - -
Miss Dora D. Cresswell has been an Excelsior
guest i5S - -
William Wheelock and son have been lake
visitors. 80. -
L. c: Parker was among the recent visitors at
Or. ". Polk was seen at the lake one dav
this week. ,>7'
&c. Best and F. L. Motfatt have opened their
cottages at Orono. 81
Mrs. Passmore will open her cottage at Gibsons
Point next week. Il s1a-a
M and Mrs F. u. johnson were among the
lake visitors this week.
Charles Van West was 4 recent pue.+ a. tn.
sampson HcGse, Excelsior.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Reade were at the soutn
emil Of tile lake this week. = sss-.T
G. L. Bradshaw Of Minneapolis came out to
| the lake for brief sojourn
DR.. A. w. Abbott will occupy his cottage at
Orono Point early next week.
Mrs. G.. L. Krayenbuhl has taken the Clark
Aousc al ILACelSlOr LOf tie sea son,
f. Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Elliott have opened their
ferndate cottage for the season.
| Mrs R. W. Chadbourne and children .nen+
Wednesday at Arlington Heights.
Horace Lowry made, a l. automobile tourney to
the lake and Tonka Bay Wednesday.
Fred Wentworth and Fred Baker visited Elk.
cfis1ct Ill the early part Of the week.
William p Hallowellt and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Q. Boyey spent Sunday at Ferndale.
L 80 - :.
2. a. Christianson dined at the Sampson
House in Excelsior one day this week.
L. a. Lydiard Was the guest Sunday Of Mr.,
and Mrs Harry G. Dickey OF Wayzata.
! J. +. Conklin and F. L. Howe are Occupying
their summer cottages at Brackets Point.
Mrs. William Hoasland has returned to Way,
zata after visit with her son at Monticello.
| Miss Mildred Woodbury. and D. Alvin Dayie,
were guests or friends at Wayzata this week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Norton and son will occunv
| their summer home at Tonka Bay this month.
Miss Martha West will open two cottages TO,
the entertainment of summer guests at West
| Lint. Il. : -
Mr. and Mrs. George c. Webb and children
| spent "wednesday as guests Of friends at Way
| zata. ss G !fs5Sa EIaa So
The new steamer that is Icing built at soll,e1r.
urday. Ss 81 .s:1sSes'" - - -
Mr. and Mrs. II. ca Caldwell hnye rented the
Fernai ID cottage on Gideons Bay and have already
! arrived. 52 :
I D. G. Mackenzie. county superintendent, was
! called to California. last week by the illness
| Of his sister.
| Mrs. p. F. Waite spent a few days this week
at Wayzata as the guest of Judge and Mrs.
1 A. H. Young 70
Frank Boyey of MINI etonka Beach, Will Bovey
| and John Crosby of Ferndale are among The
| arrivals OF the last few days.
! William Wilson has purchased the transfe,
| business OF George Armagost at Excelsior The
new manager took possession this week.
| Mrs. Abrams will again have Maplewood Inr
at Breezy Point. The house has been oper
several days and is being well patronized.
! Thomas shevlin and family spent Sunday ia1
| the lake. Mr.. Shevlin will make extensive i'm
proyeroents on his Markville property, purchas sec
last fall Of James j. Hill.
| Mr.. and Mrs. y. d. Robbins have engaged The
j Bartlett cottage at Willow wood and will move
out a little later. They visited the lake Wednes
day on a fishing excursion and found fishing coed
The university fraternity, Sigma Alpha Epsi
Ion, will make a tour of the lake on May 16
i at Spring Park, where dinner will be taken a
1 Hotel del Otero.
Among those who have recently opened thei
! cottages at the Beach are Charles Sexton d. +,
\ johnson, the Lirtons. A. S. Brooks. Mrs Mel
son Williams, John Bigelow, G. c. Ripley, VIII,
has just returned from trip to South Amer
i lea. II. McNamee has the Townsend cottage
i and G. B. Hodge of ST. Paul the Wolverton cot
l tage.
i The Arbor day exercises held at the schoo
! grounds were elaborate. the object being Il
4 irstil in the minds of the pupils love for tn
4 beautiful IL, nature. Each room planted q tre
and tine ceremonies were more or less impressive
The board of education has plans for the improve
nent Of the school grounds and they hope to dis
play model arrangement in few years. s