The Mankato free press., 1906-08-31

Lake Washington. Mr.. Inswalson has
developed good tan and reports good
bass fishing during the last few days.
John Just is away from town for &
few DAYS. He will come back Il life
sized farmer from near Rapidan.
Miss Mary Piper of Garden City spent
yesterday in town.
Mrs. George Goodman from New Castle
Neb. is expected today to visit Mrs. c
H., Nerbovig. They are schoomates, hay
ing been educated at Winona.
Henry Speicer, formally with l.. Jan
da. has been spending a week with
friends i'm the country.
Warner Baker spent the day at Mime.
opa looking over the hunting situation
John Adams went to Bayfield, to join
the hayfever crowd.
Mrs. Max Hofer of st. Peter is il
town today.
Miss Florence Johnson is making a
few days visit with friends at Wells.
Miss Gertrude Durkee will leave to-
morrow on her vacation. Arthur Ibacl
will take charge of the office during hel
absence.
Mrs. \. II. Sheldon al daughter Rutl
are visiting Mrs. w. II. Gary. They vii
stay a week or ten days.
Q. Nj. Thomas from Philadelphia ant
DIR. w. \. Thomas of Grand Island
Neb., brothers of p. S. Thomas, return
ed to their respective homes after spend
ing Il week at the latter's home.
Miss Nixon of Minneapolis is visiting
Mrs. Leamon OH Hickory street.
+. +. Soaring, city editor of The Free
Press is ill and will be confined to his
bed for a week at least.
Olive and Belle Davies of Lake Crys
tai are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Reese Thomas. They will visit friends
at kasota before returning home.
Everett Hughes and Miss Lillian
Hughes have returned from few days
visit with Miss Clark at Forest Lake
William Mcqueen of Mapleton and
John T. Lewis of Judson. candidates
for the legislature, were in Mankato to-
day.
f.nrlnn NToH,ft Of 81 Mich
visiting friends in Mankato.
Mrs. Mary Yendes and daughter Miss
Belle leave today for Lewisville where
Miss Yendes will teach during the com
ing year.
Fred Fox and wife, who have been at
Lake Madison for ten days past ar
rived here today. They will leave her,
Saturday for their home in Michigan
Mrs. Fox will be remembered as Bess,
Scattergood.
Fay Eldridge expects to leave tomor
row night for Oriska, Dakota, where h,
will remain with his uncles. Lewis ant
Frank Craver for three or four months
w. Il. Smith, a merchant of Bangor
Maine. was in the city for few day.
looking over what he saw in 1856 ant
was surprised to see such Il town a.
Mankato is today. Mr.. Smith ATTENDED
the G. \. r. reunion at Minneapolis. Be
fore returning home he will 90 to Move
county where he has farm.
Mrs. Benjamin Pitcher and Miss Lol
Walker of Spencer, Iowa, and Mrs. J
w. Firth and daughter of Seattle lef
today for their homes after Il tw'
weeks visit with Mrs. C. \. Claypool o
Center street.
Mr. and Mrs. w. p. Kenevan of Min
nesota Lake, who recently returned from
their wedding trip to Denver, are visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. +. r. Bohan.
Mrs. Charles Fitzloff of Hanove
street will entertain few friends thi
! evening.
owen Morris, an attorney OF st. Paf
is visiting friends in the city.
Benny" Iverson is expected HON
from visit with relatives in Lincol
township today.
w. T. Warwick is in Chicago. He
expected home tomorrow.
a. w. Case of Sleepy Eye is here fc
treatment for his eye.
Ernest Jones, son of w. +. Jones, hu
igone to Ottawa for Il short visit.
Mrs. f. V. FELTON, was taken to S
Josephs hospital today. 1t may be nt
cessary for her to undergo an operation
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. johnson went
Dodge Center today.
From Fridays Daily.