The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-03-06
Social and Personal

Stewart, departed Saturday Afternoon
for Princeton, New Jersey. Miss
Stewart has accepted a position as IL
brarian at Princeton university anG
will begin her duties at once. Mr.
Stewart will spend a couple of weeks
visiting at Princeton and other cite.
in the east.
The Misses I.aDue returned Satm
day afternoon to St Peter after s
short visit with friends in this city
where they formerly lived.
Mrs. C.. r. Butler returned Saturday
evening from Saltwater where sh,
spent week visiting relatives anc
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Bergh of Mime
apolis are visiting in the city, having
iarrived Saturday evening to spend sew
eral days.
s. Balzer of Mountain Lake was {
Sunday guest in Mankato.
F. b. Kent of the Saulpau9h hote
returned Saturday evening from Min
neapolis where he spent couple O
days combining business and pleasure
George r. Whiting of st. Cloud i
; transacting business and visiting friend,
in the city
NJ. S. Claypool of Crookston arrived
yester day for a few days visit il
Mankato and vicinity.
J. n Johnson of Candy spent Sun
day with Mankato friends.
ID. d. Devine of Waseca was a Sun
day guest in the city.
Attorney H. W. Volk of st. Paul i
visiting friends in the city.
d. S. Hupp of st. Paul spent Sunday
in Mankato as the guest of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Hupp.
James AIirras has arrived from Min
neapolis to accept Il position as sales
man at the Mankato Candy Kitchen
Mr. Mirras is a fruit expert and vii
assist in this department of the Candy
| Kitchen. ~
Mrs. A. Jones of Madelia arrived
Saturday to pay visit to friends here
f. Halvorson who had been visiting
friends in the city, returned this morn
ing to Minneapolis.
Victor Miller, a prominent resident
of Rapidan, departed this afternoon fo
New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, from
where he will sail on the Signal Ser
vice Express of Ireland, for Hamburg
Germany. He expects to spend severa
months visiting relatives and friends
in the Fatherland. ..tAs
Mrs. August Steiman returned toda.
to her home in Sherburn, after having
visited her father, Dennis Hodapp o
Fifth street and other relatives ant
friends in Mankato.
w. B. Hatton of Storm Lake Iowa
is renewing old acquaintance in Man
kato and vicinity.
Miss Maude Van Buren,, city librarian
returned to day from Owatonna where
she was entertained by relatives.
Messrs w. J. Morehart and f. f
Jones leave tomorrow for Colorado &C
companied by party of land seekers
from the southern part of this state
and northern Iowa.
A. f. Webster of Los Angeles, {
former resident of Mankato, was in tn,
city yesterday. He will remain il
this vicinity for a week and then pro
coed to Rochester where he will have
an operation performed.
Mrs. Nj. 0. Ayres. mother of Mrs
B. ID. Smith, arrived yesterday from
New York where she has been visiting
her son for the past three months.
FL. j. Kuhn has gone to Atwater
MIMI, to attend the funeral of hi:
brother-in-law, c. Rieff.
Henry c. Hartung, vice president Of
the Minnesota State Federation of La
Dor, attended a meeting of the officers
,of that body at Federation hall il
st. Paul Sunday.
Mrs. JEANNE Fuller returned to hel
home at Amboy today after spending
several days in the city guest OF
her cousin, Mrs. William Ellis of State
lstreet.
Miss Emily Page is visiting hel
brother, George H. Page at st. An
thony Park, st. Paul.
Mrs. William Page is spending a few
days in Chicago, visiting relatives and
friends.