The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-08-24

where they will attend family reunion
to be held at the summer home of Mr.
Haynes other daughter, Mrs. Clark of
River Falls, Wis. They will be gone sew
eral days.
G. w. HEM of Niangua, Mo-, is in
the city on business, visiting r. Yacht
| Ter. He states that the crops there are
good. Not much wheat is raised but
lots of corn. What grain is grown has
been harvested and largely stacked.
Mrs C. C. Malmstrom and baby of
Denver, Col, are visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Mention.
They will remain a month.
Arthur H. Jones went to the cities
this forenoon.
J. w. Turrittin and wife went to the
twin cities this morning.
Mrs. l. H. Sickle went to Minneapolis
this morning to join her husband, who
went yesterday.
Mrs. r. E. Brown and Miss Sackett
are visiting in the twin cities, having
gone this forenoon.
Mrs F. Fleisham left today for Mil
waukee
Miss Bessie Barr and William Cottrell
left today for Swan River
Hugh McMurtrie was in the twin
cities yesterday.
H. Shereluck of Eagle Lake, having
been unavoidably absent for the past
two weeks and more or less the past
three months, will be at home more
after the first week of September.
Charles X. Mayer and wife will leave
tomorrow morning for Superior, Wis,
where the former has a position and
where they expect to take up their per-
manent residence. Their many friends
will regret their departure, but will wish
them success.
Edmund R. Bohan, of this city, left
last night for Maaz, n. Oak, where
he will work with his brother, Guy
T. Bohan in the grain business.
Miss Helen NJ. Phillips, formerly of
the normal school faculty, is the guest
of Mrs. ID. A. Swami.
Ralph and Miss Lillian Vounegut of
indianapolis have arrived to visit the
family of Oscar Bierbauer for three
weeks.
Misses Mary Pfau, Kate Hubbard and
Catherine Rittenhouse went to st. Peter
today to visit friends and take in the
carnival.
w. S. Farnum accompanied the gun
club to lie Sueur Center yesterday.
The Misses Mary and Ruth Ellis, af
ter pleasant three days visit with
their aunt, Mrs. William Ellis, returned
to their home at Mapleton yesterday.
Miss Esther Ballard of Warren, Mimi,
arrived yesterday upon visit to her
aunt, Mrs. William Ellis. She expects
to visit relatives in Sterling township
before her return home in September.
DR.. and Mrs. III. G. Parker of Madi
son Lake were in Mankato today.
Charles A. Brewer and Oscar X. Brew
er of Springfield, Mass, are visit
ing their uncle, Daniel ID. Brewer of
this city, whom they have not seen for
forty -one years.
NJ. ID. Fancher and family will visit
in Dodge Center and WinOna, and will
make the trip in their automobile.
Chief Donahue is on the sick list to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wise returned to-
day from months trip through the
west. After leaving Denver, they went
to the Pacific coast and visited San
Francisco, Seattle and Portland and al
so Medford, Oregon, where Ed. Andrews
has ranch. They saw many former
Mankato people and had very pleasant
trip.
Prof. and Mrs. R. L. Mason, who were
married at Lake Crystal yesterday. are
visiting in this city.
Mrs. c. R. Butler arrived from Still
water last night, where she has been
visiting her parents for some time.
From Fridays Daily.
Miss Minnie Heidel formerly well
known and popular milliner in this city,
and David Wade of Fairmont, were mar
ried at three o'clock Wednesday after
noon at the home of the brides moth
er, the Hazelmere hotel, by Rev. Mr.