The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-07-27
CROWDS VISIT LAKES.
Point Pleasant ls Taking Care CT
Numerous Summer Guests.
From Mondays Daily.

Point Pleasant 10 Taking Care CT
Numerous Summer Guests.
From Mondays Daily.
Yesterday was an ideal day at the
lakes, and CROWDS from Mankato went
to the different resorts around the city.
One of the largest crowds was at Point
Pleasant. The cool breeze was delightful,
and everybody had an appetite for the
excellent meals served by Mrs. Barclay.
Mayor Clark was feeling at his best
and helped take care of the visitors.
c. II. Nerbovig and family are spend
ing the week in the Van LEV cottage
| on Point Pleasant.
Edward Owens and wife of Mime
apolis are occupying the Ray cottage.
| Mrs. L. Mansfield and the Misses
Mansfield are at their cottage on Point
| Pleasant for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Brett, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. NJ. Taylor and children, j. e.
Brett and Frank Brett spent Sunday at
their cottage at the Point.
+! Miss Alma Wagon of Amboy and
| Misses Carrie and Grace Brewster have
been occupying the Patterson cottage
] the past week.
i Among the guests at the Point Pleas
ant hotel are: "A Schaefer, wife and
| son, Rushmore, Mimi; Mrs. E. NJ
Prouty, Miss Velmar Prouty, Roswell
Prouty, st. Paul; Julius Kesser and
wife, Omaha, Neb.; Mrs. L. Corning,
Mrs. Judson, st. Paul; S. G. Mason and
wife, Miss Mildred Mason, Independence,
Ia; III. B. Chiffon and wife, Minneapo-
lis; W. B. Startemyer, wife and child
Worthington; Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Nor
rison, Kansas City; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
P. Turkey, Miss Ethel NJ. Turkey, Miss
A. Turkey, Mrs. w. S. Morrison, Oma-
| ha c. S. Weston and wife, Misses
Pearl, Mabel and Margaret Weston
Mrs. j. Lawson and children. Copper
! Cliff, Ont; \. NJ. Lawson, st. Paul;
John F. Dale and wife, Misses Laura,
Martha and Dorothy Dale, DR.. f. S.
Owen, j. S. Sykes, Omaha; w. T. Nor
an, Kaukauna, Wis; c. Mulky and wife,
| +. 2. Woodruff and wife, Knoxville, Ia;
Mrs. w. McDavitt, Mrs. B. McDavitt
and children, st. Paul; Henry L. Van
Brunt, George ~. Van Brunt Council
Bluffs; +. J. Dean, f. r. Sanborn and
Fletcher Cowherd, Kansas City; Mrs. w.
L. Dickey, Minneapolis; c. A. McCurdy
st. Paul; w. J. Morawetz, Miss Ger
| trude Graham, T. Kron and wife, H.
Kruse and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. c. r.
Butler, Mankato; Miss Mildred Boyle,
Saltwater.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. Janda and children,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Kruse, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Kruse, Mr.. and Mrs Clement Schroeder,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kron. Mir. and Mrs.
| Martin Walser, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Kiffe.
| Mrs J. GRADER and Rev. Father Hegemen
| composed a party that were guests yes
| terday at the Lamm and Holman cot
| tages. They were given long automo-
! bile ride by Robert and Otto Lamm, and
| enjoyed the day greatly.
J. H. Holman is not very well and is
staying at his lake cottage.
Among yesterdays guests at the Point
were Monte Piper of Lake Crystal,
Will Clark of Minneapolis, Ivan Bowen,
Charles H. Wagon, Charles Bevens,
Charles Dougherty, Charles Long, Harry
Holmes, Florence johnson and j. j.
Elachsenhar.
The following ladies' are spending
| week at the Uneeda Rest cottage:
Chaperone, Mrs. Larkin, Misses Grace
Holmes, Edith Bowen, Ella LarL<in, Dora
Young, Alice Andrews, Carrie Stewart
Lottie, Linder, Ethel Currier, Ce-
| celia Otis of st. James, Alice Stew
art, Nettie Funk and Anna Beatty.
Four of them had a very exciting time
| the other morning while out fishing. A
sudden storm came up, during which
| they lost control of their boat and were
forced to pull for the nearest shore,
landing on deserted isle. They were
rescued after three hours of great pri-
walton and distress by Frank and Ed
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