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

until the rural routes went into eff
feet.
Good Thunder Herald: Robert Nal
zahan and family expect to move to
Mankato tomorrow, where they &C
that their children may receive the
benefit of the advanced school, They
will be pleasantly located at : lOg
State street, and Rob says the latch
listing will be always out for his Good
Thunder friends.
Joseph Bienapf will 90 to Swan lake
tomorrow morning and join party
of Nicollet hunters and camp on 1.-THE
backbone" for a couple of days. Mr.
Bienapf will also combine business
with pleasure.
Miss Lucille Brandenburg is enter
tanning Miss Florence Goodwin of
cleveland, Ohio, and Miss Jones of
Chicago.
Mr. Giblin and family are prepar-
ing to move to st. Louis the COM
ing fall Jay Giblin will study law
there.
Mrs. H. P. Hanson Of Lake Crysta
arrived last evening to visit h.r broth
en- Chief Anton Osten. for two or
three days.
Mrs. George Norman and son How
ard, of Lake Crystal visited in the
city last right.
Mrs. Russell Burrell was operated
upon at Rochester yesterday morning
and is doing nicely.
L. Redding of Lamberton was in
the city last evening.
City Attorney J. w. Schmitt left
this afternoon for Ulen, Mimi, where
he will look, after his land and hunt
for week. He expects to be Joined
by Fred Kruse, who will return in a
day or two from New York.
Miss Anna Wagner of New Richland
was in Mankato today.
| G. O. Terrell of Luverne, who is on
the road for the kasOta Elevator
company, was in Mankato today.
Miss Lena Nj. Keller of Redwood
Falls was an arrival in the city this
morning.
A. Hildebrandt and wife of Pierre,
is. D., were arrivals in the city this
morning.
| Mrs. c. A.. Dress lett this morning
for Saginaw, Mich.
NJ. Russell and wife of Ceresco were
in Mankato over night.
Rev. +. Beach OF Fulda was in
the city today.
| Rev. A. I. Grass paid Mankato
visit today.
Miss Minna l. Carr of Marshalltown,
Iowa, visited in the city today.
| C. H. Bradt of Fairmont and w. l..
|Graff of GAINESVILLE were il Mankato
over night.
Miss Alma Coughlan returned yes
terday from her TRIP to New YORK
and Toronto, Canada. She visited hel
brother, Robert, at II" latter place.
IeSueur Center Leader-Democrat
Miss Lulu Corliss of Abbotsford, Wis.
land Mrs. Albert Lortz, of Mankato
lare here this week guests at the home
Iof their cousin, Mrs. Clarence Gibbs
Mrs. Joseph Coe, who has been visit
ing Mrs. L. c. Diamond, returned to
Iber home in St. Paul yesterday after
moon. accompanied by Mrs. Diamond
who will remain to attend the state
flair. MIR. Diamond contemplates at
tending the fair, also.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Andrews and CHI
dren of Childress, Texas, are visit
mo the formers mother, Mrs. j. L.
Williams.
Mrs. Clara Dress and children left
this morning for their home in Sag
NAV, Mich.
Charles Dauber, the efficient barber
in the Free Press building, has return
ed from a visit of few days with
friends in Wisconsin.
Miss Kate Bergman, of the lnterna-
itional Harvester company's office, will
leave TODAY for Odell, Illinois, where
she will spend her two weeks vaca-
t;on with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Coy leave this
evening for Minneapolis where they
will make their future home. Mr.
Gov was the recipient of several
handsome gifts from friends today.
Among them was an elegant set OF
solid silver spoons from the Ladies
Aid society of the Baptist church. For
thirty years Mrs. Coy has been ;
faithful worker in the church and
much regret is felt at her departure
| w. w. Reed and wife of Winchester,
Ind. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Wysong. Mr.. Reed is brother
of Mrs. Wysong. They are enroute
to Yellowstone park.
Rev. A. Spring, pastor of All Saints
Ichurch in Madison Lake, was in the
city today.
County Surveyor Brooks is at work
on the Jones' ford road
Assistant Division Superintendent F.
lO'Brien and wife of Winona came In
on the Northwestern train this noon
Banker Z. A. Perkins and mother
of Window spent the afternoon in
lMankatO