The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-10

field. Her work in opera has been en-
tirely satisfactory. She is an accom-
plished musician and u beautiful singer.
Mrs. Jane Morris, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. +. +. Viii
son, left yesterday for BarabOO, Wis,
in response to telegram announcing
the death of her sister.
James Baker Jr and Philip Ray of
Minneapolis went to Madison Lake Mon
day to camp out two weeks in tent
on Idlewild point.
came in yesterday from Point Pleasant
in their automobiles, but in returning
last night got stuck near Lake Balen
tyne and had to abandon their machines
and get farmer to drive them in.
| George Turritin, F. Kieffe and Messrs.
Butter and Taylor left this morning for
Deer River to look at land, and expect
TO be gone week.
w. J.. Bradshaw took trip to lie
Sueur Center this morning
Mrs. l.. l.. Davis and Miss Emma
Durkee went to Minneapolis to attend
the wedding today of Miss Franc Davis
and B. F. Weber il
Mrs. Peter Kremer of Minnesota Lake
was i'll Mankato yesterday, and went to
Madison Lake for a weeks outing.
E. M. Zuel left this noon for Duluth,
to be gone four or five days. He will
meet his wife at Duluth and return with
her. She has been visiting at Ash
land, Wis.
Frank Z. Ellickson, editor of the Blue
Earth Post, was in Mankato over night.
Senator George w. Somerville of
Sleepy Eye was in the city this morn
ing.
C. b. johnson of Midland, S. d., was
in Mankato today, visiting his brother,
c. H. Johnson.
Mrs. w. L. Hixon took this mornings
train to Rochester.
Mrs. j. NJ. Halfhill left last night for
Manhattan, Kansas, and will meet her
husband there and enjoy three weeks
vacation.
w. E. Kruger left for Turtle Lake,
Wis, last night.
L. W. Wells, of Amboy left last night
| for Denver, Col.
Mrs. Martin Wiltgen took the morning
train to Mapleton to spend the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Wiltgen and
John Klein were in st. Peter yesterday
afternoon, to see Mrs. Philip Stelzer of
Montana, who is visiting there. She is
Mr.. KIein's sister and Mr.. Wiltgen's
aunt. She will come to Mankato to-
morrow to visit her relatives.
Mrs. Stephen May and children ar
rived last night from st. Paul and are
guests at the home of Wendell Hodapp
in North Mankato.
Mrs. Anna Hastings of Eagle Lake is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. Mary E. Ten
ney, for few days.
Mrs. ID. A. Little, Misses Doris Little
and Vivian Dittman and Dillon WILDER
and Braden Clements and Charles Hoerr
returned last night from Lake Madison,
where they occupied one of George w.
|Sugden's cottages for a week. They
were visited Sunday by Mrs. H. Z.
Hance, Mrs. Orange Little and d. A.
Little.
Miss Mary Neihof left last night for
Denver, Colo, to visit her sister for two
or three weeks.
Robert c. Sattley of Grindstone, S. D.,
was in the city today.
Emerson Hadley and DIR. J. r. Rog.
ers of st. Paul were in Mankato today
on businss.
County Surveyor Brooks has returned
from Morton, where he made the pre-
liminary survey for sewer system.
The families of President C. II. Coop
er and Superintendent j. Nj. Mcconnell
will go to Madison Lake next Monday
and will occupy the Mansfield cottage
on Point Pleasant for week or more.
Mrs. F.. w. Hunt and daughter, Miss
Bertha, and ID. V. Williams and family
went to Minneapolis this morning to at
tend the Davis Weber wedding.
Miss BERTHE Rabe returned last night
from Green Isle, where she visited the
family of her brother, j. C. Rabe, for
month.
John Harter received a letter today
from his daughter, Miss Jessie Harter,
who, is visiting at Walker. She is ac
companied by Miss Nettie Funk, daugh-
ter of Attorney w. A., Funk. The other
day the young ladies were on the lake
| fishing. Miss Funk cought two pike, one
weighing six and half pounds and the
other nine pounds. The latter is con-
sidered an extraordinary large catch.
Eenator A. o. Eberhart took the after
noon train for Chicago.
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