The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-09
!, october o, 1908
Social andPersona1
From Mondays Daily.

G. A. Lewis went to Good Thun>
der in his automobile today.
Mrs. ID. l.. Bigham and daughter,
Miss Addic, of Redwood Falls, ar
rived yesterday from st. Paul and
visited relatives until this afternoon,
when they left for their home.
\. p. Rose of Worthington is in
Manllato today and will remain few
days. He is working on history
of Mobiles county.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Engwaldson
viii attend the Swedish saegerfest in
Minneapolis this week, Mr. Engwald-
son going today, and Mrs. Engwaldson
leaves Wednesday.
Al. Newman left this afternoon for
Bellingham, Wash, with the inten-
ton of remaining
County Attorney Plymat was in st.
Paul Saturday, on business, and viii
ted friends at Monticello yesterday,
returning home last night.
Axel and John f. Johnson and Ar
thur Lindquist returned from Mime,
apolis Saturday. where they have been
working, and left today for Billings
Mont, TO work in beet sugar fac
tory.
c. 6. Bugbce and Lee l.. Moses Of
Wells were visitors in the city last
night and today.
V. J. Grcnicr of Mapleton was in
the city Saturday night.
Mrs. r. d. Collins of Window visi-
ted in The city yesterday.
J. p. Graft and w. w. Smith of
Sleepy Eye were in the city last even
ing.
K. Collins and wife and DIR. w. d.
Beadie of Window were in the city
last evening.
Mrs. John Luger returned yesterday
from six months visit with reIa-
tiVcs in Dubuque, Iowa, and the twin
cities.
Arthur NJ. Smith and wife, Mrs.
y. NJ. Smith, Miss Ella D. Elberg
and Mrs. Frank SIeight of Minnea-
polls were in NIankato last night. hav-
ing arrived in touring car. They
left this morning.
John Wigley returned to Mankato on
Saturday after making the rounds of
the state and county fairs in several
northwestern states. Mr.. Wigley says
that the fairs were better attended this
year than they have been for many
years past. One of the best county
fairs he attended was at Elkhorn. Wis,
a town OF about 5000 inhabitants. The
n, Il
, $4,000 on one day, and the attendance
on other days was almost as large.
Hon. Hugh Edwards of Lake Cry
stall was listener at the Governor
Hughes meeting today.
Banker b. F. NIcGre9or of Mapleton
was down today to hear and see
Governor Hughes. With him came many
others.
EX-commissiOner William Borchert of
Napleton was among the many who,
came to hear Governor Hughes today.
Postmaster Guy Spaulding came down
from Mapleton this morning and re.
manned to hear Governor Hughes this
afternoon.
Hon William Mcqueen, Of Mapleton,
who was in Mankato today to hear
Governor Hughes and attend the meet
ing of the republican county COM
mittee, has not fully recovered from
his recent illness, having had set
back of about two weeks. However.
he hopes to get along now
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hohmann and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Lamm and Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lamm
moved in from their Madison Lake
cottages today having spent the sum-
mer there.
President and Mrs. c.. II. Cooper.
Mrs. Thomas Hughes and Rev. +. L..
Heermanee will go to Faribault to-
morrow to attend the state convention
of Congregationalists.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. ]. Mudeking re-
turned last night from Ninona and
will leave tomorrow for a weeks
visit at Chippewa Falls, Wis.
Miss josephine ,,Vinopol came came
here from }. w. Giddny of Duluth
and previously was with Young Quin-
line Co.. Minneapolis. She is an ex-
pert corset filter.
Attorney J. f. Haycraft, and c.. r.
Dahl cashier OF the First National
Bank, both of Madelia are in Mankato
today.
j. f. Brett, manager and buyer of
the cloak and suit department. of
George f. Brett, Inc, is in New
York, his second trip this fall. The
very large sales of the past two weeks
made this second trip imperative at
this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Page left for
st. Paul Saturday afternoon. They
are the guests of their son, G. II. Page.
of st. anthony Park.
Miss Rose Luedkc of Springfield spent
Sunday and Monday with her parents
in this city.
From Tuesdays DaiIv.