The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-07-06
MINNETONKA

While lake business is certainly SUI
ditions and visitors from Minneapolis
and ST. Paul are slowpto make their APP
pearance, the southern guests are COM
ing In every day and nearly all OF the
leading hotels the registers show arri-
walls from st. Louis, Kansas City and
other southern points.
l.. T. Sampson of the Sampson House,
received word that Miss Gertrude Tan
ner OF st. Louis is due to arrive at the
hotel with friends July IL. The party
will leave st. Louis Saturday, and will
make the trip by way Of the river.
will arrive at the Sampson House Sun
day to remain for the remainder of the
season.
j. D. Vivian of New York is at the
Sampson House. Over Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs: j. A: Chalmers were, his guests.
MI. and Mrs. J. G: Claphamson ar,
Mrs. J. B. Poorman of St. Louis and
Mrs. j. T. Gill also of st. Louis, Joined
the congenial group of southern people
Tuesday. They will remain all summer.
Colonel James NJ. Wilcoxson of Car
rolton, Mo-, arrived Monday and he will
be ioined next week by quite party Of
the Missouri contingent. s..
Last night was hop night at different
lake resorts, and while the at
tendance was. light, the young people
enjoyed the pleasant change. The hops
at Ionka Bay hotel enjoy grseeat: popu-
numbers to make it a pleasant event.
Next Wednesday evening the Mime
tcnka Boat club will give hop at the
hotel and Saturday will be the regular
hor, by, the hotel management. A good
deal OF pleasant expectancy is felt in
n no W. 81
Park, which is announced for Saturday
evening. The hops at the Excelsior
Casino will be discontinued hereafter,
as the dancing floor will be changed into
a roller skating rink: while there is re-
greet at the change, for the casino floor
is considered the best at the lake, roller
skating increases in popularity around
the lake.. and it is in response to this
demand that Mr.. Haywood contemplates
the alteration.
The number of visitors at the mickey
AoGse IN n Excelsior was considerably
the city to spend the Fourth of July
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Shepard and daugh-
ter came out and have been spending
a week at the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Platt Walker and son
and Mrs. J. Gerber were guests over the
Fourth. Miss Stuart. Miss Louise Ben.
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win were guests of the hotel. Miss
Kate Norton entertained for over the
Fourth Miss Marian Thwing Of Mime
apolis.
Miss Mebal Moore was the guest of
her sister, Mrs. H. B. Child, over Tues
day.
Mrs. F.. w. Mickey is entertaining Miss
Larson of Owatonna for a few days.
Miss Alice Wood, who is spending a
few. weeks at the Clarke cottage, Elk
celsior, entertained family party at
the mickey house over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Morawetz, Miss
Williams, Miss Radston, G. A. Andrew,
NJ. Barr, B.. S. Broke, H. B. Wood, W.
Watson, George P. Dickinson, Miss Lii.
liam Dickinson, Miss Emma R. Hopkins
Miss Louise Dickinson, F. F. Still, Mr.
and Mrs. Wright, Miss Grace Kimball
Milton Lowry, W. Morgan, p. J. Clough
Miss Edith Klein, J: A. Mitchell, Elva
johnson, R: B; Hall, Miss Anna Murray
= and Mrs. E. E. Capps, Miss Florence
Connolly, Miss Mildred Gibson, William
< A. Bradford, Miss Ethel l.. FRYE. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Strauss, MINNEAPOLIS;
Mrs. O. S. Gates, Miss Tompkins, John
Crosby, Elmer Crosby, St. Paul, were
guests at the Hotel La Paul over the
Fourth.
; The. Fourth Of July showers did not
y dampen the spirits of the sixty-five
guests who picnicked at the summer
:. home of DR.. W. J. Gray, Glover Hill
= Gray's Bay. The large cottage on it,
= slightly knoll afforded shelter, anC
d games provided amusement, making the
day very enjoyable one.
LAKE P1cKUPs
\ Mrs. Fayette Bousfeld has been spending
r. few days at Deephayen.
Harry Thomas the guest of Walter Cedar
q at Excelsior over the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Bennett of Owatonna al
n rived at Tonka Bay to remain for one month.
-, Miss Gracia Langdon of Milwaukee has bee
lake.
Saltwater spent the Fourth with friends at tt
Nesbitt hotel.
re Mr.. and Mrs George T. Groton Of Chicae
returned home this morning after spending tt
IN Fourth with their aunt.
W. F. Markow of White Bear lake. st. Pau
" was the guest of Lewis NJ. Glass at the Nil
netonka Boat club Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Underwood and lit
o. daughter spent Tuesday at the j. T. Wyma
cottage on the Burton place, Deephaven.
Id Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. McAllister, Miss Bonn
McAllister and Miss N. Banroth of Springfield
9. Ill, spent Tuesday visiting at the lake.
Messrs. Oscar Herber and Albert Holstein
Il Milwaukee have been the guests of the Miss
Ensile of Crystal Bay for the past week.
- Mrs. Charles W. Belden and son and Mrs.
", Silyerstone, all of Chicago will arrive at I'll