The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-01

Mascot ss Lillian sul Hoyt, Viva Canning,
George Purchase, Roy SWEET, Oscar
sErtl, Andy Christianson, Fred Chris
tianson, Guy Allen and Stuart Lane.
Mrs. I. M. Purchase will entertain at
Fourth Of July party for her sons,
4 Arson and Elya: The guests will be
school, Prospect Park. The children
will be accompanied by their mothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Bell, Merriam
Park; Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Wilcox, Mr.. and
Mrs. 0. r. Manners Of st. Paul, are to
make e. up house party oyer July Fourth
Fisher at Tonka Bay Miss Nate will
be the guest of Miss Jessica Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Odell Of Kansas
City are spending a few days at the
Hotel La Paul, Excelsior. Mr.. and Mrs.
Odell are former residents Of Excelsior
and are here renewing old acquaint
ances.
Mrs. M. T. Price and Miss S. F.
Smith of Elgin, Ill, have been spending
a few days at che hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
R. S. Britain and family of st. Joseph,
Mo-, who have been at the hotel, re-
turned to their southern home Thurs
| day.
MIR. and Mrs. G. A. Berk of St. James
arrived at the hotel Thursday on few
days visit
R. S .Burbaker, J. D. Armitage, W.
B. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Smith.
and D. A. Mathew we're weekend guests
at the hotel.
| Mis-. Ar, r;11o+.,, 20 Er-ol>o ,n+or
tanned thirty members Of the Mime
apolis East high school Wednesday, for
an all-day outing. Picnic dinner. was
served at noon and trip of the lakes
followed in the afternoon.
Miss Irene Dougall entertained
Thursday at the summer home of her
aunt on the upper lake for group Of
college friends. The party Of ten made
a trip on the lake early in the morning
and in the afternoon enjoyed roller
skating at the Tonka Bay rink.
Saturday will bring a number of new
the Fourth of July the, guests at the
G.: Minor and family will come to the
lake today. Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Stuck
of Eau Claire, Wis, are also expected
today. MI: and Mrs. Anderson and
Mrs. R. ". Mathews and daughters
come out July 8. 49,. -.
House were Mrs. P. G. Whitcomb, Miss
Cordelia Young, Miss Hattie Young
Misses Eva and Kate Sears, B. G. Shell:
don, H. E. Sterling, Minneapolis; and
) L. B. Young of Hutchinson, Kan.
) The members Of the First Presbyte
; rian church, ST.. Paul, picnicked al
Spring Park yesterday.
The very mention of the word fish
brings to mind that Colonel Wilcoxsor
of Carrolton, Mo-, is about due at the
Sampson house, as he is expected today
or tomorrow. In his wake will follow
quite party Of Missouri fishermen
who have tried Minnetonka, and WIZ
The full list of arrivals will be know
as soon as the colonel angler is at tn
Sampson house and Host Sampson an
the guests will then know how man,
3 there are to be and who.
. >. Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Wampler Of Whit
: Bear lake, Charles McMillen of Sal
Francisco and L. w. Hams arrived a
: the Sampson House Tuesday. The Wed
n,esday guests we're Mr.. and Mrs; A. F
\ Mrs. J. Blackmer. Other guests wer
( Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Odell, Kansas City
. B. C. Sheldon, Miss Alice stillmar
7 Miss Eleanor E.. Sheldon, Ralph Il
: Baldwin, DR.. A. E. Smith and Mis-
l. Charlotte Whitehead.
+ r. St. John the Baptist Catholic churc'
: Of Excelsior will entertain a larg
s crowd Of Minneapolis people on Jul
/ 4. Arrangements have been made 70
o feeding 500 people. A large tent viii
e be pitched near the Casino and Dime
v will be served from 11:3O am. unit
/ the commissary gives out.
0 Father Joseph Busch will be in pei
9 sonal charge of the entertainment, as
i sisted by the ladies Of the congrega
ton. In the evening there will be
) display Of fireworks, an excursion o.
! the lake and other attractions Th
) profits of the enterprise will be de
n voted to paying off the debt of tn
e church, which was established tw
e yearsago.
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