The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-07-30
PRIOR LAKE

Mrs j. A. Ennis Of Hastings was the
guest Of Mrs. Vose at Geranium cottage
for several days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Savage Of South Shore.
S.. D., made flying visit to Grainwood
their way to St. Louis. Mr.. Savage is
a well-kncwn wheat man, formerly a resi-
dent of Scott county.
Miss Adrie Hartsinck of st. Paur%s the
guest of Mrs. II. r. Curtis for a Seek or
two. z; ~.
G. P. Derickson joined his wife and
daughter at Perkins cottage for over Sun
day.. -. --..- e.. 3.
Arthur G.. Smith and William H. Open
helm came out Saturday for a few days
at the lake. +. ....t su~ J.! =
Miss Marjorie Edwards of Minneapolis
spent last week with Miss Caroline Joyce
at Home cottage. .@z2>hl ~.
spent several days at Canary cottage, the
guest Of her daughter, Mrs w. A Lang,
of Goodrich avenue. st. Paul.
Writ Wilson and William R. Sweat
came down Thursday evening to spend
Sunday with their families.
A. L.. Geisenhy1ner and M. J. Griev of
st. Paul drove over from Shakopee for
brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Johnston of
Minneapolis were guests Of Mrs. Daniels
at Acorn lodge this week. 4,
H. S. Wood and daughter came out
saturday evening. Mr. WOOQ returned 10
st. Paul Monday, but Miss Wood will re-
| main for two or three weeks.
Mrs Derickson and daughter, Dorothy,
are in Fleur de lis cottage for another
weeks stay at GrainWood
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Mcmillan Of st.
Louis arrived Sunday by carriage from
| Pennington and are to spend the rest
of. the summer here.
Mrs. Savage and her son, Professor G.
A. Savage of st. Paul, returned to their
home Monday morning.
| Colonel Frank Joyce Of Minneapolis
| came down in his automobile with his
| sons, Arthur r. and Wilbur, for their
weekly visit with their family at Home
cottage.
A party Of seven young ladies', the
guests Of Miss Dora Parker of Hastings.
are at Perkins cottage for week. The
party resigters Edith A. Drake, Canton,
Ill; Tryphena R. Anderson and Theodore
| Anderson, Montevideo, Mimi; Ada F.
Truesdell, Emily Johnston, Edith l.. Peck,
Minneapolis; Miss Lottie M. Dack, Pack
enham, Ont. Miss Parker entertained
these young ladies at a lawn party at her
home at Hastings, Mimi, last week.
Mrs Hugh Stephens and Miss Alma j.
Gass Of Jefferson City, Mo-, arrived last
evening for few weeks visit.
Miss Mary Schwartz Of st. Paul is. the
guest; of Mrs. John Schwartz at Sunrise
| cottage for the rest of the month.
! An automobile party from st. Pau
registered for over night at Grainwood
and included Mr.. and Mrs. X. M. Nicely
1 S. K. Dietenhofer and chauffeur. w. B
Taylor of Chicago and q. J. Jones Of ST
Paul went in Wednesday with them.
i w. B. Taylor entertained few friends
at porch party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Harry Warner, Mrs. e. j. Jones
and Miss Mabel Miller accompanied Harry
! Warner to ST. Paul in his automobile
Monday evening, returning with Mr.. Die.
tenhofer's party on Tuesday.
Mrs. Railey of Harrisonville, Mo-, gave
another of the IBID euchre" series of par.
I ties Tuesday evening. Mrs. Hull took frs
progressive prize; Mrs. r. Warner. second
and Miss Helen Reilly of St. Paul tn,
lone hand The party was in honor o
Mrs. Hogsett, who left for Kansas Cit.
Wednesday.
Tuesday evening a party Of young PEG
pie had a delightful moonlight hayracl
ride to Shakopee as the guests of Jame
and Maurice Daniels, Roger Reilly AM
Kennon Rothschild. The young ladie
were Misses Elose jerks of Omaha; Mar
garet Wood, Adrie Hartsinck, ST. Paul
and Lucy Foote of st. Louis. The part,
was chaperoned by Mrs. Daniels, Mrs
jerks and Miss Belle Reilly.
The fish fry" is popular entertain
ment and rarely day passes without
| number Of these popular picnics. r. T