23 Jul 1903 Maxinkuckee Snipets Culver Citzen  

Mrs. George West, of Layfayette is a guest of Mrs Elsworth

F. M. Harwood was in Logansport on buisness Wedensday

Major W.C. Shaw of Chicago is a guest at the Dresser Cottage

Huge Fisher of Indianapolis is at the lake giving swimming lessons

Chas Monger is spending the week with his family on long Point

W. M. Knapp was called to his home at Westfield, Ill. on business

Mr. Melton Edwards of Peru is a guest at the W T wilson cottage

Miss Hazel Bondurant of bremen is guest at the Obenchain cottage

Mrs. Elwood, mother of Cadet Elwood is staying at the Palmer House

Miss Nora Taggart of Indianapolis is a guest of Mrs. J. L. Ketcham

Miss Grace Philis of Indianapolis is a guest of the Misses Robinson

Mrs. clinton Zarnig of Greenecastle is a guest at the moniger cottage

Nornan Legrose of chicago is a guest at the Duenweg cottage on Long Point

Mrs. E. R. McQuat and son Manford are guests at the Vonnegut cottages

Mrs. Sharpe and daughter Josephine of Indianapolis are guests of Mrs. Hord

Haward Starr and wife were called to Indianapolis of business last Monday

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Anderson of Indianapolis are guests at the Craig cottage

Miss Lizzie Broyer and Mrs. conrad of Logansport are guests at the obenchan cottage

Miss Grace Hedges of Terre Haute is visiting the Scovilles at their cottage on Long Point

Misses Jessie Epps and Ida Rodgers guests of Mrs Starr returned to Indianapolis Monday

Miss Edith Cornhill of Rochester and Dr. Chilson of Appleton Wis. are guests at the plank cottage

Mrs. B. H. Greiner and her little son, Edwin have gone to Ohio on a visit to Mrs. Greiner's parents

Mrs. J. E. Hite of Indianapolis is a guest of her brother Dr. George at the Stechan cottage

Joseph Tittimyer of terre Haute, spent Sunday with his family at their cottage on Long Pont.

Mrs. James Curtis and Mrs Brown of Milford, Il. are guestes of A. Curtis at the Grand View cottage

Mis Edith Wilson of Indianapolis who has been visiting the Williams has returned to her home

Mr. Ernest Levering and Mis Helen Royce of Lafayette had reurned after a visit at the Bates cottage

Mrs. A. R. Heller went to Indianapolis last week to spend a few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Dr. N. E. Jahes.

Mrs. Wilford Ayers left for her home at Jacksonville, Ill. Monday She has been a guest of C. H. Brownell

Miss Lillian Levering of Lafayette and Mrs. Mary Allen of of Indianapolis are guests at the Ogle cottage.

Mrs. Thorpe of Windsor, Ontario and Mrs. La Douglas of Terre Huate are guests at the Wood cottage

Miss Marie Starr of Indianapolis is entertaingy Misses Jessie Epp and Ida Marie Rogers of Indianapolis

Mrs. George and Misses Jennie and Jessie Pounstonte of Wisconsin, who have been guests at the Haywood cottage returned , to their home Tuesday.

F. A. Seeburger and wife of Terre Haute, are occupying the Duenweg cottage south of the Arlington Hotel.

Mr. Otto Schramm, a prominent farmer of Hanncock county is spending a week at the Mueller-Vonnegut cottage.

Mr. Jno M. Barnhart of chicago and miss Grace Walter, of Elkart, were guests at the Obenchain cottage Sunday.

Mrs. Garret and child, who have been guests of C. H. Brownell, left for their home at Baldwin, Kansas last Monday

Mr. and Mrs. G. Estabrook and son of Indianapolis, arrived at the lake Monday and will occupy the Heller cottage for the season.

Miss Stella Glossbrenner, Mrs Shroup and daughter of Shelbyville, Inda. are guest at the Glossbrenner cottage on the east side.

Messrs. S. P. Shromp of Shelbyville, Indiana and C. R. Shromp of Danville, Ill. were guests at the Glossbrenner cottage over Sunday.

W. E. Shedd and wife of Danville, Ill., gave a house party at their cottage on the east side last week. All were enjoyable entertained.

Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Williams who have been residing at Santiago, Cal. for the past ten years are occupying the W. H. Porter cottage

Mr. D. P. Cox of Terre Haute, has rented the Albrecht cottage for the season Miss Cox and neice arrived at the lake Monday and took possession.

Mr. W. P. Bair a graduate of Culver and an instructor in the academy during the last winter and spring terms is at the Woolen cottage for a few days.

Mr. and Mrs. Rob't Rannels, Mr. Earl Barr of Rochester, Miss Stella Bailey of Peru, Miss Mary and James Hurst, of Wagoner are guests at the barr cottage.

John Wood is at home for an indefinite time. He has just returned from a Louisvile Sanitarium where he has bee taking treatment for rheumatism.

Col. and Mrs. Fleet and Reginald Fleet left Friday morning for Col. Fleet's old home in King and Queen county Virginia where the will stay for the next month.

The following people are being entertained at a house party at the Shed cottage: Misses Mann, Snyder and Baum; Messrs Penwell and Clements of Danville, Ill.

Mr. Hieland, president of the Vigo National Bank, of Terre Haute will occupy the Windemeyer cottage this season. His mother and sister will he here also.

Mrs. W. W. Wilison, who has been at the Palmer House with her husband for ten days, whas returned to Capt Wilson's home at Wiona Lake, where she is doing some special studying on the pipe organ.

Mr. and Mrs. bittinger, mr. and Mrs. Lon Stockberger of Rochester have been spending the week at the Plank cottage on Long Point and report fishing very good as they caught more than the could eat and in the catch was a pike weighing 7 lbs.

There will be a business meeting of the members of the lake Maxinkuckee association held at the Palmer house on July 25th. next at 2 o'clock p.m. Matters of importance will be brought before the meeting and all member are earnestly requested to be present.