The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-20
MINNETONKA

Mr.. and Mrs G.. F. Hopkins of Hotel
del Otero came down from Los Ange-
les, Cal, in April, and altho they are
entertaining some OF their former
guests off and on for day, they DC not
pplan to have formal opening OF the
At Mound the Chapman house was
opened this week by the new manager,
Mr.. Pearson. Buena Vista is opened
and has been entertaining number OF
guests. The Dewey place is,.,open all
the year and has number OF summer
guests; Ed Bartlett will open his house
May q.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. sanderson, Of the
Wis, Tuesday. and their arrival indl-
Gates an early opening of one OF EXCEL
sior's popular hostelries. MI; and l.! MIS-.
Sanderson have managed the Whlte
are already making many bookings Tor
the coming summer.
Hotel La Paul is almost ready for
opening to the summer trade, and al
that is wanting before it's doors are
thrown open are few days Of warm
spring weather.
menced on his regular season round
trips, touching at all points to meet
trains to and from the city.
Row Wagner gave his new sloop,
The Pathfinder, built at White eBar
lake, the first test on Minnetonka wat
ers last Sunday. Pathfinder proved her-
self fully up to expectations, and Cap
tain Wagner proposes to lead the class
B sloop shippers a merry chase In COM
peting for. the ;honors.. =. .....:
The Westpointers have come out un;,
usually early this year and almost
every cottage at West Point is open.
the season. Mr., and Mrs. Lueius Frinl5
have opened their cottage, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles ;Goetz, New Y ork, are with
them. Mrs Frankfort and Mr.. Goetz
are to build a very beautiful country
home at West Point. The house will be
built to meet all the requirements OF a
winter as we'll as summer home, as the
families are planning to spend the
4 greater part of the year at the lake.
A Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Mosher, who oc
4 cupied one of the West cottages last
wear, will move out next week. They
j have been coming out over Sundays t(
4 ny Mr. i:'Ao and Mrs. F. G. Gebhard have
q opened their home at the Point. Mis-
Gebhard came up from Faribault las
\ Sunday to visit her parents. :,
4 Mrs. H. H.. Kicker and son OF thu
u Holmes hotel will 20 out as soon al
d the schools close. ia,
y " Nh. and Mrs. j. B. Phelps hav'
3 opened their cottage. .....-.- =
q Mr.. and Mrs A. c.. Simmons, Mrs. A
b. Warren and Miss Estelle Cook ar
a also among the recent arrivals for tn
81 season at the Point. -
& Mr.. and Mrs Charles Buckbee al
4 rived at Mound this week to spen
81 their honeymoon, and will remain il
their cottage for the summer. j. {
n Ruckbee also is out for the season. S
J, Fairchild and family have 4opene
a their lake cottage for the summer. "
81 r Young is in the Prescott cottage
Z Among other Mound residents enjoy
a ing the depths Of lake life are Jane
a Jenkins. W. E. Barnes, Mrs. w. Il
81 Hallowell and Mr.. Cady.
Mrs. Josephine Bonaparte Rice an
4 Miss Rice have opened their cottag
81 on St. Alban s bay, but will not NOV
Il out for the season until June.
81 Mrs. J. D.. Chalmers and Charlie
"a Chalmers are at their Tonka Bay cot
tage. D na f.,;,
81 have opened their cottage at Sunrls
u Point.
81 Miss Thalia Butcher, Of Excelsior,
"a visiting at Storm Lake.
81 Reuben LIE Groodt, Of Excelsior, hs
q been called to Denver, Col, by til
M serious Illness Of Mrs, LIE Groodt.