The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-17

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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell and daughter
Blanche went to Minneapolis this morn.
ing.
| A. ID. Beach will attend the Grand
Army encampment in Minneapolis tomor.
row.
! Mrs. f. E. Poate and sister, Miss Proc.
| tor, returned last night from st. Paul
where the former visited her parents.
DIR. W.. w. Eberhart and wife and the
latter's mother and niece will leave to
morrow for Minneapolis, going via the
automobile route.
| c. j. Herby and wife have moved to
Mankato from Belle Plaine. Mr.. Herby
is "a tailor and has accepted a position
with H. Madison on jackson street.
| H. H. Fritz and wife of Cleveland
Ohio, are visiting their brother,
M. d. Fritz and family. They came out
on the memorial special over the Bur,
lington. They willjremain two or three
weeks. MIR. and Mrs. Nj. ID. Fritz met
them in St. Paul yesterday.
Philip Hodapp and family of st.
Charles, Mo-, arrived i'm the city yester-
day to spend two or three weeks visiting
the formers father, Philip Hodapp, ST.,
and family. 1t is seven or eight years
since Mr.. Hodapp was last in Mankato
and he sees many changes. st. Charles
is the old home of the Hodapps. His
grandfather located there when his faith
Ter was four years old. The family sub
sequently moved to Mankato, and Philip
Hodapp Jr, went out into the world and
subsequently drifted back to the old
home and liked it so well that he stayed
there
Wendell Thro of New York state ar
rived Sunday to visit his brother, Joseph
H. Thro. Today his father and mother
came from st. Charles, Mo. There will
be pleasant family reunion for two or
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Edwards went to
the Twin Cities this morning to stay
there the rest of the week, taking in
the encampment.
Dick and Frank Graves left yester-
day for North Dakota to remain through
harvest
DIR. j. w. Andrews will leave tonight
for trip through the west. He will
visit southern Oregon and expects to
purchase some land there, if prices are
right. He will return by way of Salt
Lake. City, and remain there three days
to attend the Western Surgical and
genealogical association, of which he
is a member.
Mrs. Lucy Leavitt, of Spring Island,
is entertaining a party of relatives from
Boston and New York. The party wiz
take in the Grand Army encampment the
balance of the week. sa
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Wheeler and o. E.
Bennett went to Minneapolis this morn
ing. The ladies will spend the week in
the cities, and tomorrow Mr.. Bennett
will join Mr.. Wheeler and they will go
to Duluth and spend week or ten days
upon some land that they have there.
Charles jacobson left this morning for
Leeds, n. d. 49,. I<a
Miss Lydia and Beda Korsell returned
last night from a trip to Rockwell City
and Fort Dodge, Iowa, where they had
a ten days visit.
Mr.. Henry Zimmerman and son Harry
have gone to the twin cities where they
will spend week,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Zimmerman of
Cambridge, Idaho, formerly of Eagle
Lake, are here, the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. A. B. Stedman. They will
remain several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Daniels and
daughter, Dorothy of Parisyille, N. Y,
are here visiting Homer Daniels and
family. Homer Daniels came down from
Bemidji today.
James E. McHenry of Wabash, Ind, is
spending few days in the city, the
guest of his aunt, Mrs. M. c. Gilmor.
Miss Myrtle Kanne of Waterville is
visiting Miss Bertha Hunt.
Miss Ethelyn Henry of GAINESVILLE is
the guest of Miss Marion Hunt.
E. j. Moore returned today from Mid
dleport, Ohio, where he attended a fam
lily reunion at which thirtytwo rela
tives were present. 1t was very pleas
ant affair.
c. J. Mariboe, the Elysian miller, was
transacting business in the city today.
Attorney d. A. Reed and c. c. jenkins
of Lake Crystal had business in Man
kato today.
, Mike Russell of Ceresco was in the
city today.
Mrs. T. W.. Hart and children have
been summoned home from Ontario on
account of the death of her sister, Mrs
E. w. Benham, and may arrive tonight.