The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-07


ments, such as. a picnic party, marsh
mallow roast, boating party and sew
eral roller skating parties. Misses
Louise Stark y frances Jo 4Mn;
fred johnson were the guests.
The Minneapolis Stationers' society
made it's annual tour to the lake Sat
urday and enjoyed the pleasures of the
outing in many ways, making a toursot
the lake and meeting for dinner at
M emar ana Mines Vines F.: R: William, 4. =.
Har@on W. II M walker tsaf Mss Neiette
Harmson,. Miss Fl. Jessie Smith, Mrs: R.
handspring, Miss handspring, Miss
Helen Clarnedon, F. B. Marsh; Oscar
Bertleson, Arthur Bertleson, p; M: Kid
spring. 25~s~ -.. s, 49, -.
The general office employees of the Great
Northern enjoyed a jolly outing and
picnic at the beautiful picnic grounds
at Spring Park Saturday afternoon. 4
some prizes, music by the auditorium
band a base ball game, boating, swim
ing and fishing constituted the after
noon and evening pleasures Each man,
woman, boy and girl had fair chance
as there were many handsome and use
program was a smoke race in which
each Of the contestants had to furnish
his pipe and tobacco in order to win
the prizes. Special races, running.
broad running, standing, jumping and
skipping races were called alternating
and bowling Contests. Charles B. Baker
was president of the general commit
tee on arrangements, George Goldfish
was. secretary and F. A. Davis was
the treasurer. On the various commit
te'f n Bss Guy ! D7 VI M EfeRa Il P"v IT,
". A. Berg, c. F. Bart,eiheim, F. i.
Foley, D. ". Kemp, George Salvus, J.
G. Sladeck, j. G.. Stoffel, E. Krahmer,
Z. B; Orbke, K. w. Gustafson, w. T.
Goughlin, W. H: sievers, 6. Colleen, O..
P. Asher, ,. Brundrit, Miss thinner
man, Miss Gustafson, L. A. Malmgren.
Hillcroft, the Christmas Lake home
of Mr.. and Mrs. William S. McWade,
will be the scene Of the sixth annual
i Minnesota volunteers. In former years
the reunions have been held at the Min
neapolis home of General and Mrs. G.
Nice. Reeve, but owing to their absence
from the city the place Of meeting has
been changed to Christmas Lake. In
Of the regiment particular stress is laid
; on the fact that the train will leave the
= Minneapolis & st. Louis station at ! AS
and that ambulances will be at the Ex-
celsior depot and that anyone taking, a
later train will have to "hike' to the
post. There will be corn roast, a camp
fire and all such things as make up the
: pleasures of a military reunion.
Baptists, over one hundred in mum:
, bers, have pitched their tents at Noun
City for the seventh annual summer
morning and p. Fafenstrom, DR.. NJ. G
Evans, Rev. G.. H. Gamble of Mime
!, apolis; Rev. R. N. Martin of st. Paul
l Rev. E. H. Rasmussen Of Kasson, were
5 the speakers at the half-hourly ses
i. sions. The assembly adjourned at 1870
g and the afternoon was spent in recrea
, ton and in becoming acquainted ant
1 settled. The responsibilities of thi
years assembly rests to great extern
with E. Fagenstrom, superintendent O.
!. the Sunday school classes, as pr. &. f
9 Holt, E. r. Pope, F.. E. Tallant ant
Il Boston Smith are away attending tn
g Baptist convention in England: Mr.
|, Fagenstrom has been connected with tn
: work Of of assembly for the past sever
l. years and things will run as smoothly a
g ever.
l. Among the families who Joined tn
S CAMPERS and !lJ B;aptistsa last Saturday ar
e Forks, N. D., A. G.. Gran and family 0
e Mankato, F. G. Walker and family o
q Minneapolis, Rev R. N. Martin an
r family and E. s; Doran and family Q
d St. Paul, Rev: F. R. Leach and famil
+ Of Anoka. The assembly grounds rer
W resent quite small city. There ar 2;
u grounds, Just as many. tents, and cor
l. venient quarters are also to be had a
p the Assembly hotel.
- Upon request the program for tn
e meetings will be published each day i
h this column. Mr.. Fagenstrom will cor
IT morrow morning at 9 'clock: "Point
st and Arrows willebe the subject. 18th
m Gospel of Mark DR.. M. G. Evan
h. will be the topic for the Bible study 9
re 9:45; "Fellowship in Worship wi
a. be the subject of Rev. 6; H. Gamble
ly Van Ness Of .Winona will give an az
er dress, ,."Religious Education. Defn
a. tion,' and '"Thru Nature with God,
n, will be the topic of DR.. M. G. Evans az
" dress.
n The afternoon will be devoted to
i baseball game between the city an
10 =, country. w. B. Nye will be in chare
H. Of the athletics this year.
3 One Of the delightful treats at Hot
re del Otero Sunday afternoon was the COZ
Of cert given by the orchestra, and tt
ar program of vocal selections which Mr.
er S. V. Harris of St.. Paul contribute
er Mrs. Harris is we'll known musicia
of in ST. Paul and as a concert and churc
lie singer has but few equals. The nun
r. bers which she sang were beautiful Ar
' were thorcly appreciated by, the guest
he Tomorrow evening the Minneapol
no Ladies' quartet, assisted by Josephil