The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-07-10
Social and Personal

Grove He will move his family to
Mankato in October. He states that
the crop conditions in the country
! surrounding Walnut Grove are fair.
! L. S. Kent of st. Paul, president of
the state firemen's association, called
yesterday and today upon his numer-
Gus Mankato friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Randall of Amboy
made visit here yesterday and de-
parted last evening on a pleasure
trip to places in Colorado.
]. b. Ungerman of Waseca called
today on his Mankato customers and
friends. @
Thomas b. Frizelle of Brownsville is
spending few days in the city com
bining business and pleasure
f. F. Soaring is confined to his
residence with an attack of tonsili-
It's
Il. f. Stedman and his son, Bert
Stedman, left last night for an eX-
tended western trip. They, will make
an extended visit at Portland Oregon,
and brief visits at other western
points, planning to return to Mankato
in about two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Tufts and son
and Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Booth, all
of Sioux Falls, were local visitors yes
terday and today.
Messrs. Ed and Frank Halstead and
their respective wives returned last
evening from Lake Madison where they
enioyed short outing.
Mrs. c. r. Butler will entertain her
friend, Miss Mabel Wood of Heron
Lake, who will arrive this evening
for several days visit. 1=.la
Miss Edna Gould and W. l.. Gould
were guests of friends here yesterday
and today. 4 ... - yr fs
c.. C. Owen of the Toland Business
university, left today for Henderson
where he viii spend a week combining
business and pleasure. ,3}
: Hugo Heya of Elysian is spending a
few. days here as the guest of friends.
guest in, the city, having. arrived yes
terday. -. -.... \.st aaE
Architect Schippel mas returned from
Faribanlt where he spent a few days
| on business. .Ip r. 1870 .r ~
Mrs. F. p. Zschunke and children
are spending a few days as guests of
relatives and friends at New Ulm.
A. r. Wright of Cannon Falls is
spending few days in the city trans
acting business and calling upon ac5
quaintances.
Andrew Cook of. st. Peter visited
friends in the city last evening.
w. VI. Stanton of Garden city was a
Mankato visitor yesterday.
Mrs C. r. Butler will return this
evening from saltwater, where >she
has been spending a few, days 'asHthe
guest, of her. parents. .ef 1872. =
Miss. Kate Hubbard returned last
evening from Minneapolis, where 'sshe
was the guest Of friends for several
days. - She. WAS accompanied by Miss
StebIbips, who viii make several days
IS ,aIrPnssr e lAdi4Fifpppq r. was a lpeh'
: ' Alber!t J.. kiatz Of fthss Columbia
Clothing company, is maakings n few
,days', business visit at New Ulmayod
Messrs Hiram RutMan and William
MeKown, both of Pipestone,f arrived
N Sf1ss'daS ,5 for v;sini fsE days. visit
i, b. Patterson OF Minneapolis, pro-
Queer of that famous brand, "Patzone,"
was in the city yesterday and today,
calling on, his, friends and customers.
!, R. .Steinmetz of Minneapolis was
eHtertained yesterday, :, and, today by
his. numerous Mankat0 friends. ''''n'''
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker. who
spent a number of days here with
their daughter, Mrs. Reisinbigler, de-
parted today for their home in danes
Vile.
c. F. Hacker has returned from the
west where ne has been looking over
la land deal
Miss Olga Anderson left today for
Granville, n. d.. where she will visit
relatives for few weeks.
DR.. Brandenburg returned yesterday
from his trip to Pennsylvania where he
had been called by the illness of his
father. The doctor reports there nave
been two. months of extremely hot
weather in Pennsylvania and the corn
is six feet high; but, in the other
states passed through, Minnesota is as
far advanced as any. s.,l
William, Baumgartner of Bird Island
is paying a visit to relatives in. this
city and vicinity. :.
Wallie Anderson left today for.
Granite Falls where he mas secured
two weeks work at his trade.
Mrs. f. R. Kennedy, accompanied by
Mrs. E. W. Siverson of Minneapolis
who has been visiting friends. in Man
kato for some time, left. this. after
noon for Faribault where they will be
entertained by relatives and friends.
Nathan Bennett, one of the old
settlers of Tivoli, was caller this
afternoon at the court house on road
business.
"A letter was received this noon from
Senator S. ID. Works saying that rain
was needed in the northern part of
the state where he is making bust.
ness visit.