The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-19
lake L and having the picnic dinner at
Tonka Bay. ss7ss

Many guests from the twin cities and
from abroad have been tempted by the
attractiveness of Edgewood and have
come to spend the remainder of the sum-
and Mrs haRe FAD tha
Of guests. w. 81. Wilkinson, Kansas
Mr.. and Mrs. R. J. Collins of Wichita,
Kan, are at the hotel for several weeks.
Among m the oy CM ISL nc X, guests we're
Wv. P. Hall and daughter, Minneapolis;
Thomas Kneeland, Miss Helen Curtis, E.
T. Hare, w. O.. Williams, j. G. Nightin-
gale, H. M. Edgeston, George Woodling,
Frank Zahn,, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ferris,
L. H. Zahn, Minneapolis; and F. H. ia
| The past week has been a week Of
| typical hotel weather, and the different |
places around the lake have beens filing
up with rapidity which has been graf
flying to the hotel men. During, the
early summer hotel business has been
conspicuous for its total absence, but for
almost two weeks now things have been
bright and promising.
Mound City has of late grown very
popular, and the increased train service
lent location for summer soiourn.
Nearly all of the steamers make daily
trip to the Mound and back into the
lower lake, so that connections from
point to point are fine. Buena Vista at
Mound is taking care of a host Of guests
and among the late. arrivals are Miss
Mabel MeGregor, Miss Agnes Healy Of
Minneapolis and Mr.. and Mrs. Burt
Walker of the Waverly hotel. Yesterday
ex-Mayor j. G. Haynes and party were
luncheon guests at Buena Vista. Mr..
and Mrs. F. S. Munroe of Chicago, who
have been spending the past two weeks
terday. Mrs. J, g. Thorn, Mrs. P. S.
Nelson, M. B. Morhead, Z. E. Green,
Charles A. Kellogg, G. E. Eberhart, Mr..
and Mrs. E: D. Wilmot, Minneapolis,
were guests last week at Buena Vista.
seely, Window; Miss Pearl Wilmot,
D. B. Peck, A. 6. Ekmer, G. H. Gale, II.
II. Taylor, f. Mcdonald, Miss Rose Nc
Donald, Charles W. Johnson and James
A. Briefly were among the over-Sunday
guests at Mrs. Hart s house.
Yesterday was a popular day at the
= Bartlett. house, as many people from
around the shores in the upper and
lower lake took in the excursion on the
hour for luncheon: The same trip is
made every Friday by the Detroit.
Many guests have arrived within the
past week at Bartlett IS, and among
them, as usual, are several enthusiastic
fishing parties. Among those who have
6: 2. Corners, Chicago; B: W: Walker,
M. Lenahan, T. johnson, H. w. Duns-
moor, NJ. Seyfert, Fred Seyfert, H. W.
Skene, Mr.. and Mrs S. S. Johnston Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Palm, W. I. Smith,
Mrs. G. o. Foss, E. R and Mrs Giles
pie, NJ: R: Roberts, G. O. Foss, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Baldwin, J. D. Hoffman,
holz, A. p: RydelI, Mary p. Bell, G. A.
Mowry, Mr. and Mrs E. Johnson, Miss
Mabel V. Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. St. Clair,
Minneapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Kon-
anti and family, St. Paul; Mr.. and
Mrs. L. =: Baldwin, Chicago; p. B.
Clement, Kalamazoo, Mich; B: Walpole,
6o Mr. Eag AID Ms RadF dRhayaeo
Chapman house are: W. NJ. Barnahart
and W. R. Barnahart, Jr., st. Louis;
Miss Lillian Lawhead Mr.. and Mrs.
p. St. John Bromley, Miss Martha G.
Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. q. Fay Hi
ton and Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Carpenter
will come Aug. for month. Over
Saturday and Sunday guests at the hotel
were: A. A. Willick, New Jersey; Mr..
! and Mrs. E. W: Wakefield, Kansas
City; A. f. Bruchholz and family, Miss
Lulu Camp, Root McGregor, Mr.. and
Fl. Barnard, G. G. Bulls, A. J. Bayless,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Carpenter, Glen Car
penter, Miss Minnie B. Smith, Mrs. w.
S. Best, Miss Enstad, Miss Laura Ok
wig. G: W: Gruning, G. E. Gibson. G.
R. Gable, R. J. Elliott, Milo A. Phillips,
|
ley, Miss Nina M. Gibbs. G. E. Rhein-
hauser, Mrs. R. Gibbs, J. S. Kearney,
G.. G. Upham, Minneapolis.
Roller skating is the fad Of the hour
in Excelsior, and the opening of the
roller skating rink in the Excelsior
Casino Monday evening was quite an
event; The. large ballroom on the sec
ing rink, and as it is of good size it
will accommodate all skaters who wish
to be on the floor. Altho Monday eve
ming was extremely hot, there was
sufficient breeze to make skating an
agreeable pleasure. In order to make
it a very cool place, all the windows
put on. The floor is in splendid condi-
ton and Curly's orchestra will furnish
the music for the skating. Professor
G. L. Franks has been secured to take
charge Of the skating and will give
exhibitions of fancy dancing every
Tuesday evening. His daughter, Col
die will do fancy skating every Fri
day night. Both are we'll known in the
city and among the lake people, as they
were connected with the roller Kinks
at Tonka Bay last summer and with
the rink in the city during the winter.
The Modern Woodmen of Wayzata
have chartered the Puritan and the
barge for moonlight excursion and
dance this evening.