The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-07-26

daughter, of Louicville, KY. They will
probably remain couple of months.
| Mrs. S. F. Snow has returned from hel
extended visit with relatives in the Pa
cific coast states.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Draper are en-.
] joying the cool breezes at Duluth.
w. A. Anderson has gone to ColfaA
Springs, Iowa, to spend two weeks
vacation.
| Mrs. H. Froehlich of Pine City is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
lGrout.
Mrs. John Lang and Mrs. II. p
Lesch of Usage, Ia, mother and daught
er of j. n. Lang arrived Saturday even
ing and Mrs. R. o. Walker and daught
er Hazel, sister and niece of j. n. Lang
Keister, Mimi, arrived today on a visit
Miss Holmes and Miss Lucy Holmes
of lie Sueur Center, Mrs. H. c. Brooks
and son Donald, and Miss Elsie John
son of Minneapolis have returned tC
their respective homes after a pleas
ant weeks visit with Miss Martin OF
Willard street.
| j. n Mertz, teller of the Weyburn
Security bank at Weyburn, Saskatch.
evan, Canada, is in the city visiting
Mr.. Mertz was formerly with the Oma
ha road in this city. He is pleased with
Canada and says that although the
season is two weeks late yet wheat
looks fine and will be big crop.
| General and Mrs. James III. Baker
have returned from their stay at Madi-
son Lake.
| f. B. Wells returned Saturday night
from trip to Benson, Wilmar and
other points in the north central part
of the state. He reports that crop con-
ditions are anything but favorable in
that section.
Miss Rose E. Mailer, the noted Ker-
annie artist of Cincinnati, Ohio, is spend
ing the summer with Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Jacobs of South Second street.
| Mrs. HI. A. Waters and daughter
Evelyn of Louisville, KY, are the guests
of the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Smith.
Mesdames Kent and Shattuck were
passengers to Minneapolis this morning
Otto Schell of New Ulm was in the
lefty last evening.
| Miss A. Belle of Omaha visited in the
lefty yesterday.
II. Kraus of Vernon Center was i'll
Mankato over night.
Mrs. F. B. Root of Wells visited in
the city today.
Rev. Fathers Spereg and Scheutte held
services at the Catholic church at Madi-
son Lake yesterday, returning in the
afternoon. Rev. Schuette went to New
Ulm this morning.
| Mr.. Kemp of Winona, who is attend
ing the Jesuit medical college at St
Louis, was the guest of Martin Walser
yesterday.
| Architect Pass took business trip
to Montgomery today.
| Evan Hughes will attend to legal
business at New Ulm tomorrow.
Ed. Rausch and family of Waterloo
Iowa, are visiting in the city.
Grand Master George w. Scherer will
90 to st. Paul tomorrow on business
connected with the grand lodge of Odd
Fellows. The sovereign grand lodge
will meet in st. Paul Sept TO-
Mrs. George w. Scherer will 60 to
Tracy lodge, Ivy Leaf No, 30, will
and Walnut Grove Rebekah lodges. The
Tracyy lodge, Ivy Leaf No. 30, will
be continued, the other being merged
with it. Mrs. Scherer will be deputized
as special grand master for the occa-
ion.
Charles T. Taylor left yesterday
morning for Duluth to attend the
meeting of the Northwestern Coal
Dealers association, which will be in
session there for three days.
p. H. Carney, who is receiving treat
ment at st. Joseph's hopsital, was i'm
proved today, and it is expected that
he will be up again before long.
| Major William Wiley was in town
today The affable gentleman brought
his smile right with him and passed the
glad hand around gracefully among
his many friends.
Miss Mabel Thomas and Miss Marian
Harris of Mont Clair, New Jersey, are
spending few days at Lake Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. A. Hanson of Fair
bault are guests of their daughter, Mrs
Roy Holmes, at Christensen's point.
Lake Madison, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Holmes are spending few days IN
one of George w. Sugden's cottages.
Miss Ada Miller of Richards Bros.
store leaves tonight for New York
City, and will visit friends there and
at lage points for two or three weeks
Miss Ida Walz has returned from
the twin cities, where she has been
spending two weeks vacation.
w. R. Kelly spent Sunday in the
twin cities
Mrs. j. NJ. Ball and two children OF
lCrookston are visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Wilmot,
for day or two.
| Mrs. +. w. Hunt and daughter Ber-
tina returned Saturday evening having
been away about two weeks. They at
tended the summer school of missions
from July IL to II held at Mound
Lake. Minnetonka The rest of the time
was spent visiting in the twin cities.
| A. A. Belknapt of New York City, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Geo. N. Clark,
500 South Broad street. Mr.. Belknapt
was in attendance at the National
| Wholesalers convention in st. Paul last
week representing Tower & Co. of New
York.
| From SATURDAYS Daily.
| Miss Laura O'Conner of ST. Clair,
lwho is a guest of Mrs. Sarah Good
Twin, 1OS Glenwood, was given parcel
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