The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-09-11
From Fridays Daily.


visit at st. Paul and Minneapolis.
From Fridays Daily.
Invitations are out for the mar
riage of Miss Veronica Baynes of
Lake Washington and Edward c..
Piepho of Faribault. The happy event
will take place at the home of the
bride on Wednesday, September 10th,
and the ceremony will be performed
by Rev. Father McCabe of Marys-
burg. The bride-elect is daughter
of Mrs. John Baynes and is gradu-
ate of the st. Peter high school and
the Mankato normal. The young man
of her choice is druggist at Faribault
in which city they will make their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conner Jones attended
the state fair yesterday going down
OH the morning train.
DIR. c.. d. Snow returned today from
st. Paul. where he has been OH bust
ness all of the week. His daughter is
visiting in Minneapolis.
j. H. Macbeth is spending the week
at the state fair, assisting in the hip
podrome. He was joined yesterday by
his wife. and they will remain there
until Sunday.
Leslie I. McCleary spent yesterday
and today in St. Paul on business.
F. H. Pfeffer is looking after the
shipments of the American Express
company at the state fair. Following
this. he will 60 to other fairs in the
interest of the company. 1t may be
possible that Mr.. Pfeffer will not re-
turn to Mankato, this depending upon
whether his work on the road is made
permanent.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. Ii. Saulpaugh are
spending the week in the twin cities.
Mr.. Saulpaugh will probably return
with a new Buick machine, having
disposed of his old one to S. B.
Wilson.
City Treasurer Charles Bennett is
attending the state fair.
L. NJ. Kiene, Miss Stella E. Kiene
Bert Kiene and Alvah Brown of Free
mont, Neb., were visitors in Mankato
last night They arrived in tour
ing car about supper time, and left
for the north this morning after break
fast.
Alderman Schroeder and wife and
Mrs. Stephen Lamm returned last night
from their visit in Milwaukee.
Ernest Jones, son of w. f. Jones,
returned last evening from Columbus,
Wis, where he visited his grandpar-
ents and uncles for two months.
w. F. Jones was able to leave the
hospital Monday afternoon, after hav
ing been confined there for six weeks,
and continues to improve.
Oliver Olson, who has been recovering
from typhoid fever, has had slight
setback
DIR. e. L. Stephan succeeded in get
ting the limit when he went duck
hunting at Loon lake Tuesday. He
had it before nine o'clock. Others
were not SO successful. Fred Force
got four, A. c.. Hopkins three, etc.
Mrs. Gottfried Kruse and daughter
Agnes went to Minneapolis today where
they will visit Mrs. Kruse's son.
Hiss Emma Vogel went to Winnie
bago today where she will teach school,
Miss Lizzie Raihle of Minneapolis
is visiting relatives and friends in Man
kato.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hixon and J.
ID. Spencer were among the Mankato
people who were state fair visitors
yesterday.
Fred Fox is attending the state fair.
E. J. Zimmerman and party were
among those who went to the state fair
yesterday by automobile.
B. F. Pay and S. X. Fowler re-
turned last night from st. Paul where
they attended the state fair for a
couple of days.
Misses May and Florence Jordan,
after three weeks visit in Minneapo-
lis, returned to Mankato last evening.
They declared Loyalty that there is no
spot on earth as dear to them as
Mankato.
Lorentz Mayer returned last night
from the twin cities, where he has
been overseeing his exhibit of trip
hammers.
Miss Jessie c. Irving returned last
evening after spending two months
of her vacation visiting at Wheaton,
Taylor'sl Falls and in Minneapolis.
Miss Martha X. Hodapp returned
last evening from the twin cities,
where she has been visiting since
Sunday, and attending the state fair.
o. w. Morrow was visitor to the
state fair yesterday.
The children of DIR. and Mrs. w. A.
Beach are visiting relatives in the
twin cities and attending the state
fair.
Miss Ottillia Danielson and Miss