The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-02-22
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SPRING STREET, LOS ANGELES,
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Minnesota Residents Give a Huge Pic
mic at Long Beach to Revive Inter-
est in Their State Association-A.
I'll. Beals President, Fred Braden
Secretary.
Correspondence Of The Journal.
Los Angeles, Feb. 13.-Minnesota
people in Los Angeles are making an
effort to arouse enthusiasm in an or
ganization of Minnesota residents.
There has been such an organization
in existence for some time, but there
has not been enough interest by MEM
bers to gain it standing with other
state societies in California, and eff
forts along this line have met with but
poor success. However, the great
number Of Minnesota visitors to the
coast this winter has urged the Of
fcers to fresh activity which resulted
business meeting held at Long Beach,
attended, in spite of a drizzling rain,
by some 500gpeople.
1t seems a bit strange that the most
active officer in the society, and the
one working hardest for it's success
should be the young attorney, Fred
Braden, son of former State Auditor
Braden of st. Paul, whose name was
among those first registered on the old
~se+@ ~ ~ ,<>f
Commerce, some nine or ten years
ago. Mr.. Braden was reelected sec
rotary Of the society and A.. H. Beals
was made president to replace George
Barr, retiring. Mr.. Barr made a, short
address and urged the necessity for
Joining the Federation Of State Socie-
ties Of California.
General Baker was present and
spoke briefly. It was announced that
a second picnic would be held in two
weeks. A band concert followed the
meeting and there was general ex-
change Of greetings among the guests.
Among those noticed in the pavilion
were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Brown, DR..
and Mrs. Bachman, Sam Baker,
Charles Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rus
sell, Mr.. and Mrs. Chick, Jonas
Brown.
The California residents who regis
tCI GU Jul ms IllS Oty W0IS.
E. Thayer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Beal, Mr.. and
Ms R Il H asG Miss DOROTHY n,b5a M,Fx
Mrs S. 9; caPTon: ley; and Mrs; J: +. chaftee,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E.
Mercer Mrs J. Al Gregory NJ and Mrs r. a.
ME- and Mrs., qs e g. Lane e anu MRS : b ls
St. Paui--Mrs: G.. 1. Butterfeld, Mr.. and Mrs.
car f br Mrs. Mrs. M Hsra ad 4ps
and Mrs J. + Burkhard, Miss Vaiierl Robe,
JOIN Tanner Mr. end Mrs George n Braes
wilson, !silas judd Mr.; and Mrs. H: =: Law
kins. Northfeld; Mrs: L. D. Dawley, Spencer. \.
nayhugh Ada e. Burgess Mr. and Mrs Sc G.
Geddes, MI: and Mrs. Il. W.. Featherstone Mr..
edrge Ffa bacAins M T. ss
Mrs. Thomas shi@@in . 1ufalo: 4 J! Mahol.
bell, Wykoff; II. H. Mcconnell, Rochester; j. 4.
Hubbard Pioestone; Mr. and Mrs George ena H.
Huchinso1n A. j. CUTLER Faribault Mr. o and
Mrs. VIM. D. Clark, Excelsior: Jacob Thramer,
nd 9any MRS r. c. P2h NeM U
Hriggs. Rob6insdsle MsFilla " Stevens Stew Beaver
Paynesville; r. s. Holmes. Maple Lake; Mr..
no n Mrs Martin East caatle KocE NJ and AND Mrs
p. J. Kern. Monticello: Mr.: and Mrs: R. I.
Foote Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. N. Miles. Royalton; Mr..
and Mrs. G. "A. Leaning, Litchield.
The following Minnesota visitors
also registered:
Minneapolis-Dr. Margaret Koch, Miss G. W.
Koch, Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Heinrich, F. E. Brack-
EFT ! Lucas, Joh9 c9r Mr. and Mrs d., Da'
j. 5. Bean. Mr. and MIS- john w. George, Mrs.
A. A. Eichh9rn, Miss Elsie Eichhorn Gregor Men
6. r. sawyer, Mr.. and Mrs. w W. p Northway '.
Mrs. L. N. Gray, Mrs. w, P. Mealey Miss Helen
Msse Jonas E Brown Mrs 7 table, Mr. and
alrs. Thomas saeE s Mrs s. De- Mile VIII VII
A. Piper, Mrs D. F. Coffin. Mrs E. c. Berren.
ell. Mr.. and Mrs. fxAnk Hopkins, Mrs. G. L.
Vinal. ~
Warren, Mrs. William H. Monty. Mr.. and Hrs
A., Il. Buncker Mr.; and Mrs. Henry e. Young,
From Other Points-Mary wedgewood, G. r
Cornish, Miss Ruth Cornish. Vernon Center; G
G: Thorpe: Hancock; Mary c. Van Velson, Foley
ana ATs s l. snd ra 9acob vi
Cheney; A. L. sackett. St. Peter; Mr.: anG
john Chase, Fairmont: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ B
Hutchinson, Jackson; Mr.. and Mrs: P. P. Mel
DOSCau, NOlVeTIOu, MF ana MIS-. NellQ, AUSTIN
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Argetsinger, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Clure. Hastings; Mr.. and Mrs. George r
Peterson. Lake City: Mrs. R. F.. Mcclellan
Miss Evalyn Keith, Blanche NJ. Byers, Prince
ton; Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Horribly, Pipestone; VIII
liam Beal Gautz. Carl Fl. Lack, Mr. and Mrs
Oscar Cobb. Rochester: Mrs. j Bromley Noble
Miss Eva Smith, Saltwater; Mr.. and Mrs. R
J. Cunningham Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Chapman
Mr.. and Mrs: George Toogood Viola; MI. an
Garden City; NJ. and Mrs. Fayette Moffatt, MI
and Mrs. A. L. Hanson, W. H. Grieve, Ada
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Skinner. Northfeld J.. S
Lee, Lucian W. Allen, W. H. Strong, Sprin
| Valley: Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs
| Edward Noonan, Madelia D. e. Holston Duluth
| Albert RUSSELL Nadelia; Mr.. and Mrs Fran
| Hopkins, Ada. r.
The Twin City society, separat
organization, will hold it's midwinte
meeting March Il at ocean Park. DR.
Bachman is president of this society,"
There has never been a year ewher
Minneapolis was better represented or
the coast. Every incoming overland
train brings visitors from the 1ou
city. One meets them everywhere, ir
the hotels, on the street cars, in the
shops and on the streets, They in.
wade the theaters and swell the crowds
at the beaches. Spring street assumes
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