The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-07-10
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Mr.. Reginald |. Colson of Billings
Montana and Miss Maud f. Whips
of lie Sueur were married Friday after
noon by Rev. +. II. Willisford at the
Baptist parsonage. After a short visit
with friends Mr.. and Mrs. Colson will
20 to Billings, to live.
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Miss Rose Luedke, stenoerapher. at
Springfield, arrived Friday morning to
spend her vacation at her home in
this city,.
New Tim News: John c. Skuse and
wife and fhildlen went to Tracy on
Thursday for visit of a couple of
weeks. Mr.. Skuse retired Tuesday
evening as manager of the New Ulm
Rural Telephone company and otto
kohn became manager Wednesday
morning.
Miss II. j. Kuhn has gone to Atwa;
ter Mimi, where she will remain for
a week.
Mr.. ara Mrs. Spencer and the lat
ter's sister. Miss Conklin, who made
an extended visit at the residence
of James H. Spencer, returned tais
morning to their home in ST. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs G. O. Daley and the
later's sister, Miss Alice Wilson of
Owatoana. departed today for Denver.
Attorney Daley will attend the ma
tiOnal democratic convention and Mrs.
Daley ana Miss Wilson will visit
relatives and friends at points in
Colorado and Nevada.
Chief Anton Osten was the guest
Of fria or To
tai where ne formerly resided
Misses Margaret and Nellie Whited
of Rochester were guests the latter
part of the week of Miss Anna Blimel,
queen of the carnival, for whom they
acted as. maids of honor at the corona
tion Friday evening. -l 4
Mr.. and Mrs A. c.. Smith of Lake
Benton have returned after few
days visit with friends in the city.
AIessrs. W. p. Nlafstep, Jr and L.
p Jones, both of Lake SYstal, spent
Sunday in the city as guests of
friends s-"' 10y W
s. NJ. Rear, who spent several days
here attending the carnival and visit
ing friends, returned yesterday to
Sioux Falls.
F. O'Brien of Winona,, assistant su-
perintendent on this division of the
Northwestern line, spent Sunday in
Mankato
Professor Ben Herger of Oberlin,
Ohio, is spending a few days at Point
Pleasant, Madison Lake. Mr.. Herger
has accepted a position at the Madi-
son University, Wisconsin. Mr.. Herger' S
many friends in Mankato will be glad
learn of his promotion.
n II. Nelson has returned to his
home at Elmore, after having spent
a few, days with, friends in Mankato
and vicinity. 5;;ss:, =,
..;;ii Robert H. Puivis left today or
'ta0okston, !aeompaniedlby several par
cites from I the city Nv Purvis was
Z fiiofned att st. Paul 7by.g, Albert Mi.
Z lea: .of Dapiille. 5IHineiss and 4 party Of
Illinois farmers ii Rlf III whom. eontem
'pfate hand fatehn5es in ette Red Riyer
Valley: ~; ~ br ,..s. a, isis,,ii r.
;CharlesgsE. Thro departed today for
Denver. . ql9raJo 20 attend the ma.
zzz,;tional Is .;dem6eratie e Sonysntion. Mr..
!; Thro,. viii make a pleasure visit of
some length at places. Bh interest in
q Colorado, ,,4e, seasT ag5yi9esaf
!. Miss R6sellb Foldesi,,' professional
4 nurse, WHO returned Saturday after
an. extended visit at her home near
, Let Sueur,i went today to New Ulm
! where she viii remain three Weeks,
"a; Paul f. Easnecht of. Madison Lake
visited local friends yesterday.
SO Messrs.? P.sJ. 'Reimer and ID. d.. Rem
pei and Misses Maiifer and Koch
made trip to Mankato yesterday froel
Mountain Lake in an automobile.
Victor l. Miller of Westbrook, was
the guest Saturday and Sunday of
his Mankato friends.
Garnet Smith. local manager for the
Grand Union Tea company, left yes
terday for Detroit, Michigan, to join
Mrs. Smith who is paying a visit to
relatives there. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
will return to Mankato in the course
of week or ten days.
Dr. and Mrs Cooley of Madeha were
guests of Mankato friends yesterday.
T. T.. Everett of Waterville was a
local visitor Saturday and Sunday.
2, DIR. and Mrs. Holbrook and children
spent the Fourth at Madison Lake
Miss. Minnie Hillstrom and Miss
Kathern Muellenmeister of Faribault
were guests of friends here on Sat
urday and Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. John NJ Edwards were
guests of Congressman and Mrs. Davis
at st. Peter On Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Nouss, who have
spent ten days in this city, the guests
of the Hohmanns and Lamms. departed
today for their home in st. Louis.
Martin Halverson and Mrs. s. Kelly
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs o. Gunderson. Mr.. Halverson is
accompanied by his son and Mrs.
Kelly by her daughter
vern Randall spent the Fourth with
his parents at Madison, S. d. He was
attending the Commercial college here.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Severson of Min
neapolis have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Prowse for few days.
Miss Nina Emmerch and Miss
Otilia Koedo of Chicago are in the
city as the guests of Miss Rose
Walser.