The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-01

fishing trip, as guests Of Mr.. Davidson.
Prof. and Mrs. Barton will be at North
land inn thru October, and Mr., Eaton
will return to Chicago this week.
An accident occurred Friday, on the
notorboat Helenita, owned BY R. @:
part Of the engine broke, injuring r.
G. Moore, Jr., and Bert Day. 49,
Miss Alta Crane, of Long Lake, and
her guest, Miss Dollie Eldred, of Min
neapolis, spent Sunday in Excelsior.
Mrs. William Hursh, Mrs. Joseph
Lydiard and Mrs. W. G. Carr, Of Long
| Lake, spent part Of this week in Mime
apolis. NJ
Lydiard and Mrs. Warren Wakefield are
| in Hutchinson, attending the golden ju-
bilee 81 1ss:a.<
S. S. Nichols, who has spent the sum
| mer at Northland inn, returned to the
! city Thursday. B. B. Grier, another
season guest at the inn, will move in
early this week.
| Cottages belonging to the following
| have been closed for the season during
the past week: George Chase Chris
tian, Franklin NJ. Crosby, John Crosby,
Edwin R. Barber, Edwin H, Hewitt,
Moffett, at Orono; DR.. A. W. Abbott at
4 Brackets point; w. j. Held, Walter
Badger and T. B. Janney at Breezy
point.
IL Lake Gleanings. 8
4 Mrs. M. e. Palmer and daughter Of
4 Washington, D. c., who have been spend
4 ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A
/ Wright at Meadville Park, and Mrs. L
L: Pierce and family, also Of Washing
ton, who have been with Mrs. Pierce,s
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, went tt
l a ctr Ia CT RI Ia5 ~
ter. MI. and Mrs. j. A. Wright i viii
close their cottage Monday and return
to their city home t Il r.: -,s.T. Z.
| Mr.. and Mrs. AS. Harris and family
Of Fairview have closed their cottagt
and returned to the city, a. W - =, =
Mrs E. A. Hayes and her daughter
Mrs. W: D. Griffith Of Minneapolis, have
lbeen spending a few days this week a
the cottage Of Miss Hayes in FairvieW
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stewart Mar
shall of Meadville Park will spend thi:
winter in the city. They have jus
moved into a handsome new home a
4241 Sheridan avenue S. -~.y. .~..-..
i William Wells of Chicago came up tt
the lake on Thursday to visit Mrs. Wells
and Miss Marguerite. Wells at Fa1rv1ew
Mrs. Wells and daughter will visit Mrs
Marshall in the city for few weeks be
fore returning to their home in Chicago
Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Parker Of Min
neapolis are spending few weeks a
W1ndn1ere cottage, Meadville Park The.
will move into a handsome new house OF
Lake Calhoun when they return to tn
city.
; d, Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. West will remain
at their summer home at Solbergs Poin
till the middle Of October and will the1
go to Chicago to reside. Mr.. and Mrs
: Us. N. West will return to St. Paul.
, s. Mrs. E. Marks and Miss Frances Mark
of Minneapolis were guests of Mrs. S. c
{. Lum last Sunday. -: s..,~ ,.s~. -
Thomas Herbert is a. guest of MI
3 and Mrs. Hugh Loudon at their summe
! home at Excelsior. Mrs. Herbert LET
Wednesday evening for Chicago to vis1
3 friends. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Loudon will clos
: their cottage at Excelsior this week.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Frank N. Stone an
b daughter Jennybelle will remain at tn
e lake until Nov. II, when they will clos
their Gideons Bay summer home to go
l Santa Barbara, GAL, for the winter
: = Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Wilcox and fam
q lily and DR.. and Mrs. Walter Joslin wi
Y Eclose Old Orchard, Wildhurst, the com
= E1ng~Week to return~t to- the city s-s.r~~-"s-
p Mr.. and; Mrs. Thomas Miles and Mis-
:, Miles, who occupied the Roenish cottag
a. raHVleW tnls summer, Will return
y their home on Park avenue Monday. 5.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Beeman, who spe1
= the summer at the Krafts cottage at Fail
. view, will return to their home in sKe1
1 wood this week. -~~*. Il" 'r@sT -
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Vollmer have close
u u the Waite cottage at Fairview and r,
turned to the city. .
y Mr.. and Mrs. David P. Knowlton ar
) little son will close their summer hon
y at Fairview this week to return to Il
! u city. Their home this winter will be
= FOL Ninth street S..
h Judge and Mrs. John MCGEE were at tt
lake for few days the past week and vi
+ tied at the Phelps place.. II
l. Harry Lincoln, a we'll known banker