The Mankato free press., 1906-08-31
west. They will stop in the Black

Ire west. They will stop in the Black
Hills 'oa their way home
1hey viii ike in OWatonna WN';irfe Mr.
Schlicht IS in The employ OF the North
western road as opera tor.
Mrs: Church and 6aughtcff Of Fulton,
I'M, are tie guests 81 the formers sister,
Mrs. 7. j. Cummings. This is Mrs.
Church's, INST visit to this section and
she is delighted With tile country
Mrs. T. J. Cummings has just return
ed from South Dakota where She and
her sister and daughter have Been US VS.
iting for two weeks Mrs. Cummings
formerly lived in South Dakota and this
was her first visit there in fifteen years.
She noted many changes for the better
and was impressed with the immcnsity
of the crops. 3,~ a1
Marion Wilson, daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs A. g. Wilson, Who is now, with
her mother in Duluth, reports being
cured entirely from the effects of hay
| fever. s'> "e ''s'9 >'t So ''is'
Fred Day, of the firm of Schwendler
I& Day, went to Minnesota Lake last
evening TO put W. II. Wilson's auto III
| running order. - }f~
Miss Lee Moses of Caroline Station,
was in town yesterday AFTERNOON.
Miss Jennie d. Fletcher has been
spending a week at Lake Washington.
She is expected back this evening.
Miss Dora H. Young, WHO is spend
ing a few days III and around Duluth,
reports the weather very much warmer
there than here.
| Carl Price, formerly with Nelson
Weed, was in town Yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Price is chemist in the st.
Peter hospital.
Night Sergeant Macdonald of the po-
lice department is at bayfield,, Wis,
trying to get over the effects of the
hay fever.
Lee Wood was at Kasota last even
ing.
0. II. Osmundsen is in st. Paul on
land business.
| Miss Lottie Linder has been the guest
of Miss Minnie Stinchfeld at Rochester.
| Miss Anna Bohan left today for Blue
Earth, where she will spend week Wis
iting friends.
Miss Eva Bowen of Chicago spent the
day with her cousin, Miss Edith Bowen
| o. H. Osmundsen left this morning
for st. Paul, and Hayward, Wis.
Mrs. Edwin r. Deebach and children
and Ruth Holton, accompanied Agnes
| Deebach to her home at Mankato on
Saturday. The latter having spent
about five weeks with the writer's fam
| lily. Mrs. Deebach and children return
red home Sunday by the way of Imo-
gen.-Granada Times.
| A. G. Parker of the Parker & Co.
grocery firm, Sanborn, Mimi, is in the
| city and will remain for a week. He has
taken rooms at the y. NJ c. A. build
ing.
/ Ralph Synote of AIankato and Miss
Maude Cooper of Amboy were the
Fguests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. y. Ware
Tuesday. Winnebago Press News.
Mr. and Mrs Conner Jones will spend
Sunday in Lake Crystal.
H. Knoff of Malikato was in this city
several days this week, figuring Will
several firms on set of furniture to bt
Installed in the new bank that will bt
opened at Gibbon-New Tim Journal.
| Rev j. NJ. Brown is going into Soutl
| Dakota tonight to spend IA few days
vacation.
Dr. w. W. Eberhart has returned from
five days trip through Sargent anc
Dickey counties, North Dakota. He can
not speak too highly of the prospect,
of that section. Ninety Per cent of TIL,
grain is in the shock and the doctor
says that the yield is so abandant that
it will be impossible to thresh it thi
year. 1t will grade No. | and will rllr
from twenty five to thirty bushels t,
the, acre. Three years ago DIR. Eber
hart was up in that country and its ad
: vancement since that time is somethn.
wonderful. While up there the doctor
visited the great Glover farm, where h'
witnessed twelve binders working a,
one time in the same field which ha
5000 acres of wheat. Hunting will b,
fine this fall Ducks abound in TIL,
sloughs, rivers and lakes
,l Mrs. Kent entertained the Whist clul
! this afternoon in honor of Mrs. Bear,
of Minneapolis and Miss Harris of Chi
cago s4 'HH
], Nick Lonkis and Andfew Nilfcs o
t Minneapolis are Visiting Charles Mitch
fell, proprietor of the Mankato Cailtl.
) Kitchen. All three will return to Min
neapolis tomorrow