The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-01
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ternoon. 81
Tuesday evening the first concert I'M
league Hsq ne Of Eacelsior viii Be Ell the
town hall. :. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. I. 4 Morse Of Excel
sior will entertain the Magazine club at
special meeting Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morse will leave for their
winter home in Florida before the reg
ular meetings of the club Begin.
wayzata and North Shore.
Mrs. Harry V.Pettitt entertained Mr..
and Mrs. AL Anderson Of Minneapolis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Borne of, Mimi
apolis, spent part Of The week with
Mrs. II. J. Bartlett.
Miss Nellie Coverdale, who has spent
the summer with friends at Parkers
Lake, left Thursday for her home in
Phoenix, Ariz.
George Keesling, Of San, Francisco,
who has been ill for several months.
Miss Georgia Campbell, of the uni
versity, spent Sunday with Miss Flor
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Braden spent Sun
day with Mrs. William L. Dickey.
Mrs. Clara Moore and Miss Ada
Moore have moved to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E. Ireland have
returned from Indiana. They will
choose their cottage Monday. ~
Mrs. I. NJ. Carlton, who has been Wis
iting her brother, DR.. J. I. Tibbetts,
will return this week to her home in
| Princeton. .---<
Mrs 8. Sargent, Of Prescott, Wis, is
the guests Of Mrs. William Bushnell.
Mrs. John West and children spent
Sunday with Mrs: Henry Maurer.
F. W. Root, of Merriam Park, spent
Tuesday with II. P. Gibbs.
Mrs. Dignuzn and Miss Grace Dignum
part Of last week. =:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Dickey spent
Sunday with Mrs. William Bushnell.
Mrs. J. M. Davies entertained Miss
Bessie M. Holway, Of Minneapolis
| Thursday. 49,
- Mrs: Johns is visiting friends in Port.
land, Ore. q "
Mrs. Charles D. Stewart Of st. Pau
is visiting Mrs. Rhoda H. Lyons.
Miss Ida Dickey is entertaining Mis-:
Nellie Taylor of Detroit.
Mrs. Fred Chase and son spent Fri
day with friends in Wayzata. - (
Reed West spent Sunday with William
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Day and children
left yesterday for two weeks visit
in Kasota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Wakefield en-
tertained. DR.. .Kee Wakefield Of Hutch
inson on Friday. ~ :
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Stevens spen
Sunday with friends near Long Lake. - s.
:. Messrs.~ Gould and Beuhler spent Sun
day at Summit Park farm. zs3ssx# s
Mrs. Scion Royal was called to- Bel
videre, ILL.,, last week on account Of tn
illness Of her mother. r. ss*
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs
Charles Johnston on Thursday. The aft
ernoon was spent sewing. An apron sal
and New England supper is to be give!
soon by the society.
Ferndale Rebekah lodge No. 1873 CAV
a bazaar in Braden' s hall Monday eve
ming. An interesting part of the enter
tainment was the baby show, where
} was decided by vote that Doris Rut
Braden was the most popular baby. Sh
: was the recipient of a very prett
jacket. At the doll exhibit Hazel an
Marion Swaggert received first and sec
ond prizes, and Josephine Dickey thir
prize. Mrs. E. G.. Braden drew a yer
pretty pillow, and Y. Petit won
cream, cake, coffee and homemade car
dies were sold from booths, and larg
sum Of money realized, which was pU
with the piano fund.-
! Activity in the building line in Way
,, zata has been marked lately. Anon
|. the buildings under construction, O
upon which work will soon begin ar
> the residences Of Jake Malinsten, job
Jardine, Allan Dart, Jesse Gray, Rec
: Keesling, William Campbell and Harr
U Maurer. Thomas Rutherford ha
4 changed his house to accommodate tw
n families. The capacity of the Campbe
,. works has been doubled, and Wise s
J, Son are building a large new store shee
f l.. 3. Wakefield spent Sunday wit
r his parents near Long lake.
Prof. and Mrs. R. J. Barton, Of HI
e Springs, Ark, and S. S. Eaton, Of Oh