The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-09-06

No. 5, ID. of H., will be held on
Wednesday, Sept. 4, at p. m A
full attendance is desired North Star
Lodge No. 3 of st. James will enter
tain the district convention on Sept.
IL at p. III. 1t is necessary for
members to notify the recorder at the
meeting Wednesday night, how many
will attend, so preparations can be
made. All officers and members are
invited. Superior lodge will participate
in the program with a paper on "How
to Gain and Retain Members and Adj
vertise the Order The report of the
wears work of the local lodge will be
made. At the last meeting it was
voted to hold fair on Oct. l6, after
noon and evening, and also that a
series of six card parties be given, the
first party to be the first meeting
in October.
Cloud, is spending his vacation in the
city visiting friends and parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Robert Powell.
Professor Louis Ambrosch left this
morning for New York City, where he
will take steamer to Germany. He
will study music for two years at
Leipsig conservatory of music.
Attorney H. w. Volk of st. Paul
was in the city today.
Ill
Sunday. For some time he has been
in Kasota, having had several con-
tracts there. He will not return for
two weeks to close up his work.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Coy spent Sun
day with friends in Winnebago. Mr.
Coy returned and went to Minneapolj
this morning, but Mrs. Coy will re-
main at Winnebago several days.
Miss Lorene Stuart of Anaconda
Mont, has arrived to spend couple
of months or more as the guest OF
Mrs. Fred Otto.
J. r. Segur and H. +. Setter of
Tracy were guests in the city yester-
day.
John Finley and wife of GAINESVILLE
were in Mankato yesterday.
John Hislop and family of Fulda
spent Saturday evening in Mankato.
C. H. Saulpaugh and wife went to
Minneapolis yesterday in their auto
mobile to spend state fair week.
j. X Ripple and daughters, Misses
Maud and Una Ripple, of Little Rock,
Ark, dined in Mankato yesterday.
w. w. Clark and wife, w. c. Clark
and Miss Crittenden of Minneapolis ar
rived in Mankato yesterday in their
automobile and remained over today
They were visitors to Minneopa state
park this forenoon.
ID. NJ. Foster and wife of Lake
Charles, La, were Mankato arrivals
yesterday.
d. d. Daily and wife of Minneapolis
were guests in Mankato last night.
V. J. Grenier of Napoleon visited
the city today.
Representative w. S. Hammond of
st. James dTTNtu III -hohNo'o
morning to address the labor picnic.
George Landgraf and son left last
night for San Diego, Cal.
Mrs. G. Oehler and Walter c. Ross
left Yesterday morning for Seattle,
Wash.
Evan Hughes took trip to Lake
Crystal today.
Miss Fullerton, principal of the high
school, and Miss Margaret Harr, the
new principal of the West Mankato
school, have arrived in the city to be-
gin their school work.
Senator Works took trip to the
north part of the state today.
Nels Heggerness and wife went to
the twin cities Saturday evening to
attend the state fair.
George Wiedeman took business
trip to Cleveland TO-DAY.
Miss Carr of Marshalltown, Iowa.
has arrived to take position OF
teacher of shorthand at the Man
kato Commercial college.
Miss Kelly of Winchester, Ind, is
the guest of Miss Flo Wysong.
VI. o. Lysne of Northfeld, formerly
of Mankato was here today on bust
ness. Mr.. L is now promoting a
new patent article which is to be
manufactured in Mortified.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Proctor, parents 81
Mrs. +. III. Poate, are in the city fol
"a few days.
V. w. Eaton, formerly manager OF
the local Northwestern Telephone com
pany, was in Mankato over Sunday.
DIR. Reid of Minneapolis, was the
guest of DIR. Paul Barney yesterday
| NJ. Z. Reid. employed in the North
ern Pacific express office at Duluth, il
visiting his mother, Mrs. Lillian Reid
on Glenwood avenue.
Ed. Coughlan, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Dan Coughlan, will return to the stats
university Thursday.
f. C. Barton of Fairmont. was. al
arrival in the city today.
/. A. Mention, j. E. Lehman ant
f. F. Hardy of Kasota were Man
kato visitors today.
J. s. Davies and wife have returned
| from their two weeks eastern trip
f. DeParcq. who has been taking his
place as agent for the Wells Fargo Elk