The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-06-28

| ty-eight years, and he seems pleased at
the many changes noted on every hand.
Rev. A. F. Winter of the German In
theran church went TO New I'm today
to attend the commencement exercises
of the DR.. Martin Luther college. Rev.
Winter will present the dil Nomas to the
| graduating class.
On Wednesday, Rev. A. f. Winter of
the German Lutheran church will 90 to
st. Paul to attend session of the Evan
gelical Lutheran synod of the state
which cOnvenes there from June 26 to
July 2. Professors Gieschen and Seltz
of >fhis city will also attend the meet
ing.
Mrs. y. p. Smith and daughter. Mild
red of Montgomery spent carnival week
with Mrs. Golfer on South Fourth
| street
Miss Fannie Pitcher left yesterday
| afternoon for New York city and will
remain there during the summer. While
| there she will take course in the
Frank Damarosch school of supervisors
of music.
George b. Caldwell, formerly city re-
porter of The Free Press, is in the city
calling on his old friends. Mr.. Caldwell
is at present city hall reporter on The
ST. Paul Dispatch.
| b. +. Stedman returned yesterday
from a trip through Iowa and southern
Minnesota. He anticipates good corn
crop if we are favored with late fall.
Corn looks good on the high land
Miss Charlotte Presley has gone to
Superior in company with Mrs. n.
Ol9her of Winnebago to visit friends.
Miss Cooper and Mrs. Stubs will en-
terrain the W. r. c. thimble bee Thurs
of the latter. 1927 East Main street.
Miss Anna Bean left this afternoon
for Portland, Maine, for a six weeks
visit.
| George Atchison went to Usage, Iowa,
yesterday, accompanied by +. +. Miller
of st. Peter, to attend a meeting of
the Northern Iowa racing circuit as rep
resentatives of the Minnesota Short
Ship circuit. Agents of the different at
F, fractions in the country will be present,
and selection of attractions for the
two circuits will be made.
| Miss Anna Beatty left yesterday for
Los Angeles, Call. ands the Pacific
! coast.
Mrs. Fred Manderfeld is spending the
week at Madison Lake.
| A. j. Rush left this morning for a
business trip to Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Miss Bertha Cleveland, teacher in
the La Crosse schools, is visiting in the
city as the guest of Misses Alice and
Lizzie Hughes.
Miss Alta Siddell of Wells is visit
1 ing Mrs. l. H. Sickle, and will remain
a week.
| Messrs. Ulrich and Urban of Amboy
are receiving medical treatment in the
, city.
| Miss temple of Amboy was operated
upon in local hospital this morning.
Miss Morrow of Vernon Center sub
mitted to an operation in a Mankato
hospital this morning. 1901
| Prof. c. w. Angler will leave Thurs
! day morning for his claim, north of
Duluth. He completes the extra month
of manual training work tomorrow.
About seventy pupils have been taking
this work the past month.
| C. E. Wise went to Hinckley today
: to attend the funeral of the late DR..
/, j. c. Curryer.
Dr. NJ. b. Wood went to Hinckley to-
day and will attend the funeral of the
late DR.. Curryer. From there he goes
to Duluth and will assist Ex-Governor
Hoard of Wisconsin in conducting a
private institute.
G.. H. Saulpaugh took trip to the
twin cities this forenoon.
| w. S. Farnum, accompanied by Tray
cling Passenger Agent Gray OF the
Illinois Central road, of st. Paul, spent
the day at Lake Francis, seeking the
willy bass.
Superintendent j. NJ. Mcconnell and
son returned yesterday from their Wis
it with friends in Pennsylvania.
w. H. Scott and wife and William r.
Lind and wife of Greney Center, Iowa,
were Mankato visitors last evening.
Walden S.. Hunt of Lake Crystal
visited in the city yesterday afternoon.
c. NJ. Stewart and wife of Mortified
were in the city last evening.
Mrs. w. d. Abbott of Winona joined
her husband last evening.
G. A. Fitch Of Tracy paid the city a
visit last night.
DIR. P. F. Brown of Eveleth was in
the. city over night.
H. Babcock and wife. of AmbOy were
Mankato visitors last night
Mrs. Henry Bishmer of Wells is in