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

IOf Lake FRANCES, where they will lOil
DIR. Schmitt family of Aankato Boil
families will camp at the lake.
Esther Larson of Mankato is visiting al
the Fieldstad home. - JOIN
Snyder of Mankato spent Sunday il
Wells, at the home of E., j. Hall.-4Wells
Advocate.
Mrs. Jennie Ziebelle of Winona, who
has been visiting with Mrs. j. Vogel
left Saturday for Mankato, where she
will visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Kegley, before returning home
Lee Sueur Center Leader.
0. H. Osmundsen went to Hayward
today with a party of land seekers.
Frank Carr of North Mankato expects
to go on to his farm near st. Peter
next week Professor Mccormick and
family will probably occupy the house to
be vacated by Mr., Carr.
Miss Martha Hodapp leaves for Sher-
burn tomorrow morning where she will
teach in the public schools. a III.
Mrs. Peter Krost returns home today
after spending two weeks visiting friends
in the twin cities.
Oscar Schoyen, formerly employed by
the Hubbard Milling company, leaves in
few days for Mandan. Mr.. Schoyen
mas accepted the position as bookkeeper
of the Missouri Valley Milling company
and expects to make his home at Man
dan.
Attorney ]. w. Schmitt departed for
Clay county today to look after his farm
ing interests.
Miss johnson and Miss Nelson of the
Gas cOmpany's office and Miss Almquist
of Fowler & Pays are going to the twin
cities to visit the state fair. They will
return next Tuesday
Thomas McGovern will be state fair
visitor. He will go tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Beard of Minneapolis and Miss
Belle Harris of Chicago departed for
their respective homes today after visit
ing week with Mrs. F. B. Kent of the
Saulpaugh.
E. H. Albrecht of Morgan was regis
tered at the Saulpaugh today.
Miss Nixon of Ray. Sully county, S.
d., was in Mankato today.
Mr.. Wilson of Minnesota Lake was a
visitor in town today. He is not having
the finest luck in the world with his
Miss May Sutherland of Minneapolis
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. H.
Jones, on Byron street.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Jones 90 to Min
neapolis tomorrow morning to visit dur
ing the first half of next week.
Frank Harlin was indsposed the fore
part of the week and confined to the
house for several days. He is much bet
ter this morning and will probably gol
out on his mail routee-Le Sueur Cen
ter Democrat.
Rev. A., f. Fillmore has returned from
the north part of the state where he has
been spending his vacation. There will
be services at st. Johns Episcopal
church Sunday morning and evening. |
Miss Katherine, Brotherton will go to
tomorrow She will be the
instructor of music and have charge of
the primary department of the school
there.
Miss Minnie McGraw, for twelve years
The efficient librarian of the Mankato
Public Library, was in town Tuesday
and Wednesday. Miss McGraw was
one of the most competent librarians in
the state, but found that her health
would not permit of the close confine-
ment incidental to her work at Manka- |
to-, and is now spending her time out
doors as much as possible.-Mapleton !
Enterprise.
Miss Mae Gibbin has returned home !
from GAINESVILLE where she has been visit !
ing during the last month.
Miss Anna Miller of j. b. & ID. Rich |
lrd's dry goods store, enjoyed visit |
from her sister, Miss Minnie Miller who |
will teach at Watertown, S. D., this |
yea.
John B. Richards returned last even
ng from an extended eastern trip. While !
east he visited with relatives at Utica, |
\. Y, besides visiting the manufacturing .
5enters.
Miss Ruby Van Ornam is visiting Miss
on Fourth street. Miss Van
Ornam will teach at Lake Benton, this
coming year.
Miss Rose Kroft Of Pennington is Wis
ting friends in town, leaving today for
Blue Earth where she will teach in the
public schools.
George Macomber who has charge of
The Blue Earth county exhibit at the
state fair, has shipped the exhibit to
Hamline
Mrs. Strang, wife of DIR. Strang of
Armour, S. D., is visiting Mrs. Benjamin
Taylor on Byron street.
Mrs. Lucas Crane of Mankato is spend /