The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-21
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come in such numbers that there are
nights when Manager Hopkins finds
the question of sheltering all his visi
soff al Etas aps eG
at Spring Park and variety of in
door and out door amusements are
always within reach. If the weather is
fair there are the bathing beach, the
steamboat landing, the fishing grounds,
facilities for boating and launching,
golf, tennis, croquet and every conceiv-
able device to pass the hours. In rainy
tables, the dancing rooms, the parlor
musicalas and many other features,
provide for the wants of visitors.
Bowling is the entertainment Of the
hour, as there is keen competition for
the capture Of the silver loving cup
prize for the best score made by any
woman bowler living at the Point or
in the hotel.
Sept. 4 will be gala; day at Spring
Park, and arrangements have been
made by the Great Northern road for
ample accommodations to and from
the Minneapolis Trades and Labor as
tors are expected for the day and
twenty trains will be required to carry
the throngs of people to the lake. Dur
ing the noon hour special trains will
run every ten and ifteep minutes. Every
available steamboat will be at the
landing at the picnic grounds and
lake residents to participate in the
| doings at Spring Park and to take in
the splendid program.
On the list Of arrivals at the Del
| Otero are many guests from Kansas
City, st. Louis and other southern
points. The travel from those places
| l11
seasons and speaks for the renewed
and increasing popularity of the beau
tiful upper lake summer resorts.
F. W. B. Albeit, St. Paul, entertained
Friday at Hotel del Otero Ernest G.
Kast, Minneapolis; Miss L. Kast, De-
liam Bannon, Mrs. G.. Bannon, st. Paul;
Mrs. J. E. Stair and Miss Helen Stair
formed luncheon party at Hotel del
II Mrs.; F: +; Dodge, Mr. Mrs Z; F. Dug =!
Schadle, st: Paul, were guests at Hotel
oe1 Mrs. nset R. f R. coH1iier, Mrs. H. welles
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Col
lier Of eKokuk Iowa, made up lun-
cheon party at the Del Otero, Satur-
Mrs. R: J. Menu, Minneapolis, en-
tertained Mrs. Canton and Miss Canton
of Hannibal, Mo. =.
In a party from St. Louis ARRIVING
Saturday were Mrs. J. R. Fitz Gibbon,
Miss Louise Fitz Gibbon, Mrs. James
Bannerman, Miss Christine Banner
man. They will be at Del Otero thru
the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Dickinson, Miss
F. Watzke, w. H. Dickinson Of Min
neapolis, spent Saturday at the Del
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Haslam and Mr..
and Mrs. L. Skavert, Minneapolis,
came out for over Saturday and Sun
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Moreton
made the trip to Del Otero on their
automobile and visited Mrs. Artemus
Lamb, Mrs. Marvin Gates and Mrs.
| Mccoy Of Clinton, Iowa.
Miss Carolyn Joyce spent Saturday
: with Miss Macdonald at Del Otero.
Among the weekend arrivals at the
Del Otero were Mr.. and Mrs. =. A.
snds bub SUssph iowa. M MI s snd Ms
S. W. Scott, Chicago; d. NJ. Barker, Mr.
l and Mrs. j. B. Chambers, St. Louis, Mo.
Miss Martha NJ. Hall, Miss Laura NJ
8 Ogden, G. E. Sherlock and family, Kan
sas City; Fl. T. dillingham;, Zeta Gil
I more, II. E: Cody, Sioux City; Mr.: ant
Mrs. Oswald, G. Willard, New York
; W. B. Jordan, Jr., Minneapolis; Mr.. ant
8 Mrs. Pascel Parker, Kansas City; Mr.
. and Mrs. R. E. Frey, Macon, Mo-; A. J
Il Edelbohs, New York; Mr.. and Mrs
J. John Stein, Keokuk, Iowa; Mr.. ant
d Mrs. George W. Gray, Kansas City; Mrs
= B. G. Ash, Prior Lake, Mimi; Mrs
Henry Kercher, Pierre, s. D.; MIR. an,
n Mrs. W. H. Wells, Milwaukee,; H. F
J" Cartwright, St. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs
T. Frank Evans, st. Paul.. Mrs. Fran
g Walsh, Kansas City; Mrs. P. F. Gill, ST
Louis.
e "To have or not to have' cyclon
:. cellar was a question of great momen
p last night, and the person in possessio,
Of such place of shelter found hi
Is place in general favor rising wit
Il amazing rapidity. The threatening
skies and the black clouds shortly al
e ter 7 O'Clock brought to mind the tel
" rors of the cyclone just one year az
=. Saturday night, and as result ther
81 81 was hurrying to places of safety a.
- around the lake. Preceding the hou
ID Of suspense and expectation Of cvclon
l. the day had been beautiful and tn
trains from the city brought out tn
is largest amount Of visitors of the sea
S. son. The steamboats, were on cor
slant rnn from ,oint m ~