The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-09-11
MINNIE TONKA

Hotel del otero at Spring Park will
beautiful day yesterday brought out
host Of guests, and the num-
Der Of arrivals for this week neces-
states running the hotel longer than
toured the lake yesterday found many
over-Sunday visitors and the heat Of
the day was but little felt on the water.
Mr.. Hopkins is making an elaborate
schedule for the many improvements at
Del Otero next season, and will return
spring SO as to rush the building and
the laying out Of grounds.
Mrs. z. -. harrington and Mrs. Nc
! Coy are now leading in the contest for
the silver loving cup, which will be
awarded to the best woman bowler at
Spring Park this week. Both hold 233
| Coy has left for her home in Clinton,
1 Iowa, but Mrs. Harrington is still
guest at the lake and continues practice
on the alleys with a purpose Of break
ing her record and that Of her oppo-
nent.
Otero pavilion have been discontinued,
! night under the management Of MI.
Il. NJ. PLACER and family Of ST.
Louis and Mrs. II. N. Bonn Of st. Louis
arrived last week and win be at the
hotel until it closes. The Misses Laura
Elsie NJ. Shaw, St. Paul; Miss Ii Helen A a..
simble, Mrs. R. s. Collier, Miss M.
Maxson, Mr.. and Mrs. David Ayers and
daughter, Keokuk. Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs.
!. W. G. Ester, Miss Nina R. Ran
dali, aurora, III: Mr.. and Mrs
vile, H.; Miss p. 6. Dennis, St. Paul;
Gee, st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs.L. B. Walk
er, st. Louis; Mr.: and Mrs. George
Mates, Fulton, ILL.,; Miss P. Quayle,
Miss Maude Quayle, Columbia, Mo;
Miss A. George, Warrensburg, Mo-;
Mrs. W. E. Ellis, Prentice, Wis, were
among the week end visitors at the Ho-
tel del Otero. 9Is
+, G.. A. Duncan Of Duluth entertained
eight guests at a steamer party on the
Plymouth Saturday. Dinner was served
at the Del Otero.
i A. J. Boardman of Philadelphia, who
is visiting relatives in Minneapolis,
was entertained on a tour Of the lakes
yesterday: The party included Mr..
and Mrs. F. H. Boardman and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Boardman and daughter. A
dinner party at the Hotel del Otero
followed the lake trip.
Mrs. B. G. Hardwick Of Spring Park
has been entertaining at a houseparty
Mrs: c. w. Marks, Tracy, MINI; Les,
ter Marks q I,,5 and Grace Marks, Mrs. Will
! liam E. Ellis of Prentice wis. and
Miss Almina George of Warrensburg.
: Mo-, Miss Quayle and Miss Maude
Quayle from Moberly, Mo.
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- LAKE GOSSIP.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Byron and family will
3 close their cottage at Spring Park this weel
to return to the city.
q visit. 80 =
3 Miss Marion Mcclure of Minneapolis was a,
l oyer-sunday guest Of Mrs. 6. l.. Byron a
: Spring Park 7
Mrs. B. H. Kent and Miss Fay Kent cam
8 out to the lake Saturday to remain over Sunday
8 Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Tanning Of Chicago VIII,
l have been spending the past two weeks at th
Q lake, will return to their home the middle O
the week. E h - -
return to her southern home tonight after
three weeks visit at the Smith cottage, uppe
lake. -'@ .s>>,s's
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene: Day and family cam
, out Friday evening to remain over Sunday a
! their cottage in Hanson Grove, Excelsior.
. W. E. Albee COTTAGE, Excelsior, over Sunday
Thomas Ratlif of Omaha came to the lax
Saturday to visit Mrs Ratliff and Mr. and Mrs
H.
MIR: and Mrs. G. K.{ Legs of Chicago have re
turned home after a .week,ssvisit with friend
4 Mr.. and Mrs: George W. Dulany, Jr., an
to the lake in their automobile yesterday after
noon. tf p . - - az. ?. % ~. -
: Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. .Dannenbaum spent yes
: terday at Excelsior. >, y.
|. Mrs, Hannah L. Farmer was at the lax
I yesterday and visited friends in Excelsior.
!! Miss Ruth Chamberlain and Miss Caro- Chan
4 berlain had as their guests over Saturday th
: Misses Dean and Miss Grace Townsend.
J. Miss Margaret Fryberger came out to tn
. lake Saturday morning to spend Sunday q
!, DR.. Ruth B. Ridges, who has been spendin
several weeks at the Pacific coast and in til
Rocky mountains, will return home about Sep
81 Miss G. M. Putnam, Miss Ruth L. Ridge
l. and Brryman Ridges came out to their cottag
q at Spring Park for over Saturday and Sunday.
I Mr.. and Mrs. j. A; schadde opened the
9 James Boynton left Friday morning for M
y Henry, N. D., to spend several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Ansley Of St. Paul, wi
n ley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. :: 6. Boynton.
r their Spring Park cottage, will return to the
home in st. Paul Oct Mr. and Mrs Boy
- Miss Alma Lampe spent Wednesday at tt
a summer home Of Mrs. w. G. Leber at sprir
Park. .a%
Marcus weimar editor OF the sheboygan Jou
na snesoygan Wis., s5er was sr guest q. Of
week. Mr.. and Mrs. Leber and family wi
close their cottage as soon as their house
the city has been renovated, about the 18th
this month.
q Mr.. and Mrs. B. &. Hardwick will clio
o . their cottage at Spring Park about Sept. Is.
90 Mr.. and Mrs. L. K Evans of Princeton Min1
9; are guests Of MI. and Mrs. Louis Hanson al
y. Miss Rose Berg at Excelsior for two weeks.
~, n, Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin of Omaha, who ha
90 been spending the summer in one of the Ha
IT. son Grove cottages, returned to their hor
<, Friday. < Ts<
G: Miss Jean Loudon, Miss Gertrude Masso
nd James Loudon and George Loudan were visito
at. the lake yesterday.
e; Ben Sheldon spent yesterday at the lake.
s, A. N Johnson spent yesterday at the la
in visiting his family.
,r- Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sampson have NOV
go into their new home the lake shore.
10. ! Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Leland of Omaha ha
C; returned home after months visit at the 1al
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&c; PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
nm DR.. Frank Burton has returned from the eas
Miss Elizabeth Dexter has returned from I
ell Pacific coast
en- The Misses Hattie and Anna E. Mccain ha
"a, returned from Europe Fl PA
w. Mrs R. H. Slater of Portland avenue /
returned from Portland. Ore