Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-07
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Maple Lake. MINI, July 1.-THE
weatherman did not spoil the plans OF
Fourth was enjoyed by everybody.
Many c%ottagers had visitors and all
hotels were filled. In the afternoon a
program of field sports and races took
place. The field sports consisted Of
a 100-yard dash for boys under IL
years, 50-yard dash for girls under ~
years, 50-yard dash for girls from IL
to 60 years, potato race for girls under
is years. fat mans race, and a sack
race for boys under Is years. The
100-yard dash for boys was won by
Harold Finch Of Grand Forks, and
second place by John Hale of Grand
Forks. The 50-yard dash for girls
under IL years was won by Edith car
isle of Grand Forks. and the 50-yard
dash for girls w IL years by Mrs. B.
Lurns.
The races consisted Of ladies' SWIM
ming race. mems swimming race. row
boat races, single and double cylinder
launch races and evenrude races. A
sail boat race was planned. but there
was nj wind. In the single cylinder
launch "a Charles and William Ran
dali took first place and F. V. Int Van
Van Kent second. In the double cylln-
der ace Lloyd Ericsson took first anu
Alva Spriggs second. The evenrude
race was won by c. Barg of Crookston.
The rowboat race was won by car
ence Hassell of Grand Forks. and sec
ond place by Elmer Buhn. The mems
swimming race was won by Clarence
Hassell, and Paul Yuple of Fargo was
second. The ladies' swimming race
was won by Miss Florence Levins of
Crookston, second place going to Miss
Agnes Hassell of Grand Forks. Dur
ing the morning and before the boat
races the Red Lake Falls band gave
several concerts, and in the evening a
parade, headed by the band, started
from the Lakeside hotel. A number
others followed the parade. Randalfs
launch won first and Spriggs second
for the best decorated launch. B. Le-
vim won first and E. Wilde second for
the best decorated rowboat, and Miss
Selma Hassell first for the best deco
rated canoe.
After the parade the boats gathered
to watch the fireworks from Fergu-
sons Point, and later in the evening
a dance at Mix Inn attracted a large
audience.
Raphiel o'Reilly and Charles
O'Keefe of Grand Forks spent the
weekend as guests at the Hassell cot
tage. Miss Selma and Clarence Has
sell also spent the Fourth at the Has
sell cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laple and daughter.
Dorothy, and son, Paul. of Fargo. and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Graves and Culver
Peye of Crookston were the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Lurns over the Fourth
and Sunday.
Misses Emily Delaheld. Mabel Goo
zee, Ruby Bailey. Ida. Hanson, Grace
Neate and Margaret Van Dusen of
barrymore as the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Sheffield and Ray
mond Roosbery Of Crookston we're the
guests of Mrs. H. c. Messner on the
Fourth at "E-E-E-E."
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bartles of
Grand Forks autoed out to Breezy
Point villa Friday Afternoon. where
they spent the evening. and left Sat-
urday for Union Lake.
Mrs. Harry Finch, MI. and Mrs. w.
r. Vanderhoef and Jay Stevens autoed
out in the Finch car and spent Sunday
at Breeze's Point. 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Peterson of
Crookston are spending the month in
their cottage and had as their guests
over the Fourth Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Hovet and family and Mrs. Peterson.
Anton, Julius and Tenny Peterson also
spent the Fourth at their cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Lander and son.
Miles, Clayborn Doyle. D. Londrel and
Margaret ,Hazlet of Grand Forks and
son, Robertson of Minneapolis autoed
Fourth and Sunday at Breezy Point
villa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheelock of Mime
apolis were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Stevens.
H. Bendecke and daughter, Elsie,
and Miss Barth spent the Fourth at
Lake Bemidji with friends.
Misses Lou Hale, Madeline Turner
and Ada Bulge and Ray Collins, Lee
Henry and Hume Bacon autoed out in
the Collins car Saturday, spending n
few hours here, returning later in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Colborn and
daughter. Grace, and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Abrahamson of Grand Forks
outoed out in the Colborn car to
Breezy Point villa and spent the
weekend.
DR.. Hagen, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hagen
and family and DR.. and Mrs. Bertel-
son OF Crookston spent the Fourth as
the guests of Misses Inga, Mary and
Thora Hagen.
Mrs. F.. H.. Kock and children are
spending the month in the Phnney
cottage, Hazel Nook"
Mr. and Mrs. M. Stanchfeld and
son, Donald, and Mrs. Fredericks of
Grand Forks motored out to Breezy
Point in the Stanchfeld a and spent
the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. L.. D. Foskett and
children Of Crookston have rented the
Redick cottage, Maple Leaf for the
month Of July and had as their guests
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