The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-20

Mrs. George H.. Atwood. They prob
ably will remain until the middle of
the summer, when Mrs. Patchin expects
to go west. I
Miss Gertrude Eichten has gone to
Ferry Hall seminary, Lake Forest, ILL,
and expects to visit school friends UNI
til some time in July:
Miss Templetpn Butler is expected
home from the east the last of June.
i Emil Stedin of Wilmarth, n. D., Wis
tied friends Thursday.
The social function of the week was
the card party and dance given by the
Pvtlians and the Rathbone Sisters. The
attendance was large and the company
a congenial one.
Mrs. Thomas Buckley and sons, Leo
and Stanley, have returned from Hib-
bling, where they went to attend the
funeral of Bernard Flaherty, a son-in-
law of Mrs. Buckley. -,
The members of the Womenu's club
met. as usunal Monday. Mrs. H. S..
Smith, assisted by Mines. Stella Con-
rad, L. l.. Manwaring and Helen Nc
Cluer had charge Of the program. Mrs.
Smith spoke of Maria Edgeworth, Mrs.
Conrad, De Quincy; Mrs. Manwaring
read a paper on Charles Lamb and Mrs.
McCleur told of Thomas Arnold, and
also gave the current events of the
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program committee, as Mrs. Doolittle
has let the city.
j. r. Brennan is home from Spruce
river, where he spent g fortnight look
ing up timber interests.
c. Y. Heisler of Dubuque, Iowa, was
in the city Monday.
Judge Nethaway has had his launch,
the Clinton, reftted and is making trips
up the St. Croix to prepare his cabin
for summer use.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gillespie and
E. Doe and families are making ar
Carnelian this summer. Lake Elmo Is
also to come in for a share of the camp
ers, and the St. Croix is alive with
launches and row boats.
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Atwood are
not living on their houseboat, the Rip
pie as yet this summer, but expect to
go on board shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Bancroft, Mr.. and Mrs
r. H. Bronson and Mr.. and Mrs. L. B
Tavlor will occupy their cottages at
Oakleigh, White Bear. this summer
The high school students, and mem
bers of the faculty had two or three
outings uD the river last week.
Miss Helen Borrowman, librarian in the
high school, entertained the high schoo,
faculty at a ride and outing at Lake
Carnelian Yesterday.
Miss Flora Campbell returned Sunday
from Las Cruises, n. NJ, where she
went last fall for her health. She also
visited in Texas and Old Mexico.
The annual field day meet Of the
Saltwater high school was held Friday
afternoon. and the schools of the city
had a vacation.
Miss Minnie Dixon, formerly Of this
city. is expected from San Francisco to
morrow.
Harry Farmers new launch, the Ha
Eel Mae. has taken out a number OF
friends this spring.
Kerby Glennon and Frank Barr!
have gone to Calgary, Alberta, to lool
up land interests.
Friday was The last day for regula:
class work for the senior class Of thu
high school. This week the class viii
have examinations and the commence
ment exercises are to be held Friday
evening, June l. The fourteenth an
nual banquet of the Saltwater higl
school alumni will be held in the Audi
| forum Monday evening. June 4. Th,
reception will be held in the larger hall
the banquet in the dining hall ant
there will be dancing in the main hall
The guests will include the~aetiv,
members Of the association, the gradu
ating class numbering thirty-three. tn,
board of education and members of tn
high school faculty..
s. W. Merrick, who was a guest a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Gates at Summit Park, has returned t
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