The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13
NUMBER Of the /. Deephayen
cottagers ore already at their

a NUMBER. of the Deephayen
~ !. cottagers ore already at their
4 summer homes. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. J. Wagner and children came out
early in May. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Marshall have also opened their cottage
sons came out last Thursday, and the
Willett Ankenys will also soon be. set
tied. Mr.. Ankeny is building bunga.
low which will be occupied BY Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry I. Belden this summer. The
land between the Marshall summer
home and the "A. j. Wagner place has
been purchased by James F. Cargill, and
summer home is now being built for
Mr.. Cargill's use.
h :Cottagewood will see some changes
among the cottagers this year, at least
as far as their residence is concerned.
w H. Freeman has purchased the Hill
place on Cottagewood bay, and has al
ready moved out for the summer. Mr..
and Mrs Allen Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Hill, who are planning to build
near the T. B. Janney summer home at
Breezy Point, have taken the Janney
cottage at Cottagewood this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs., A. T. Williams and fam
week. MI. and Mrs. Theodore Sammis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Walker and
children are at the Sammis cottage at
Cottagewood, and Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Sammis have also opened their cottage
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Won Ende and
family have, been out at their cottage
off and on this spring, but will not
move out until school closes. Mr.. and
Mrs: Dwight \. Baldwin have also been
visitors at their lake cottage for over
|aSundays. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Merrick
will open theirzcottage this month. Gale
! Merrick and Thayer. Bass, who have
been in Seattle the last year, are ex'
| pected home on a vacation this sum-
mer. - +.
| !: Mr.. and Mrs. Russell NJ Bennett have
opened their country home at Gibson s
Point. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Janney and
Miss Janney moved to their lake home
Red Oaks, Thursday, =, =. .a....
| At Wildhurst nearly all the summer
CHESTS have arrived and but few Of the
cottages remain closed. Mr.. and Mrs
1J. F. Wilcox are at Old Orchard anC
/ Dr., and Mrs. Walter Joslin have also
1 Mrs. David Simpson opened their cot
tage the latter part of April. Mr.. ant
. Mrs. J. II. Garland have opened theil
! cottage at Wildhurst. They will leav.
/ y Uut " OIL jill tdoCcIu GI1p, duu VIII
1 spend some time on the seashore. A
first they will go to Jacob Tome insti
4 tute, near Baltimore, where their son
Nathan Garland, is attending school
and later, they will visit in Washington
/ Baltimore and New York. There is t,
be reunion of the Garland family a
!: Mr.. Garland s brothers. home in Con
cord, Mass. DR.. and Mrs. J: X. sHosme
and Miss Millicent Hosmer will be pres
ent. Miss Hosmer graduates this yea
from Wells college. The Hosmer famil,
4 will not be at the lake this year. 49,,
II Mr., and Mrs. H. F. Matson and MI
and Mrs. Peter. R. Jarvis, who hav
been occupying two Of the Garland cot
i again, and viii open the cottages abou
1'May rs. Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore KnaI
j pen and. family have taken the J. s
q Todd cottage BIT Wildhurst Mr.. an
Ms Ernest Psatt m ,,ss ,g their sun
i the, FL : lMl clalu family al
Il also at their simmer home for the sea
Il son. F. w. Lyon and family are a
n their cottage at Wildhurst, and E. :,
! Stillwell and family will 'ttoccnpy >th
a Welch cottage, at Wildhurst, 80 . 4Gt
i Frank Halstead post, G. Ar !
j preparing a" program Of celebration fo