The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-07
Social and Personal

mobile calling on w. d. Willard. Mr.
Wiener is president of the State Banl
of Ledyard, Iowa.
Miss Lena Boyd returned to her home
in Chicago today after visit with Mr.
and Mrs. ID. V. Williams.
Mr.. Ed. Lucas of Portland is visiting
with his brother in law, A. H. Jones Oh
Byron street.
Mrs. c. j. Klein was reported better
this morning. Expects to- be out in a
few days.
| Joseph w. Hahmann of Minneapolis
arrived last evening to visit his brother
John II. Hahmann of the firm of Lamm,
Landkamer 4 Hohmann. The brothers
| will go out to Lake Madison this even.
ing
John H. HOhmann and family. Mrs.
Stephen Lamm and the Misses Nouss OF
st. Louis will return to the Hohmann
cottage at Lake Madison today.
Mrs. W. r.. Ballenger returns to her
home in New Auburn, Mimi, after Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. w. H. Palmer.
William Fl. McBroom, son of the late
James MeBroom of Mapleton is in town.
Mr.. AlcBroom is on the editorial staff
of the Chronical at Spokane, WASH
He is to be married Saturday. Sept. lst
to Miss Margaret Morris of Baraboo
The wedding will be solemnized at the
home of Miss Morris sister, Mrs. Fred
Wilson, on Shaubut street.
c. T. Nixon went to Jordon today on
business.
1. Fl. Sickle left today for Chicago on
a visit with relatives.
w. Fl. Colburn is in the city,
"Rudy" Shimon, who clerks for Nixon
& Sickle, is out of town for week.
Mrs. Mary J. Sontag was taken sick
this afternoon and operated on for APP
pendicities at st. Joseph's hospital
The Cigarmakers' union will hold a
special meeting tonight relative to ar
rangements for the Labor day parade.
George Thompson, travelling passenger
agent for the Pennsylvania railway,
was in town today.
G. j. Lowell, travelling passenger
agent for the Wabash, was a visitor in
town today.
-SrOt
No filings were made at the county
auditors office, and the. list of candi
dates published last evening was com
plete.
Mrs. T. R. Coughlan and daughter,
Mrs. Fred Kruse, left today for CofaX
Springs, Iowa, where they will remain
for a few days.
Miss Mary Kelly, who has been the
guest of relatives in Milwaukee, return
ed to the city this morning.
William f. Buttschan, barley buyer
for Hubbard & Palmer, will hunt near
Lake Preston, s. d., later in the season.
Joseph Ruerup goes to Swan Lake
Friday evening to be ready when the
hunting season opens.
Lewis Hughes and Thomas Hughes of
Cincinnati Ohio, are in the city renew
ing old acquaintance, not having been
here for ten years.
III. p. Jensen and a party of land
seekers left this morning for Hill City
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Smith returned
from Lafayette, Ind, where they have
been visiting relatives the past two
weeks.
W. Fl. Gary went to Marshall today
where he will remain a few days. He
will do some hunting in that vicinity.
Rev. j. NJ. Brown returned this morn
ing from trip into South Dakota.
c. Correll, Mrs. Lizzie Behymer, A. Fl.
Scherer and family, Oscar Scherer and
family, all will 60 to Lake Crystal to-
morrow to attend the golden wedding
of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Scherer, the
parents of A. H. and Oscar Scherer.
Miss Brooks of Randolph, Mimi, is
visiting at the home of DR.. and Mrs.
Curran on Parsons street.
A. Weaver left for Hillyard, Wash,
today.
w. A. just of Rapidan went to North
ONE, Mimi, today.
Undertaken Thomas Davidson went
to Chicago on business yesterday.
Miss Hilda knott went to Fergus Falls
today to visit relatives.
H. A. Patterson and son Roland de-
parted this afternoon for Bismark They
will combine business with pleasure and
seek relief from the hay fever. J. c.,
Cotton will join them at st. Cloud.
Velora Wells of North Mankato came
home from Dodge Center last evening,
where he has been visiting.
Miss Lena Boyd, who has been the