The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-08-13

visited st. Peter and Lake Emily yes
terday.
DIR. o. H. McMichael and Burt Bar.
mes of Vernon Center paid Mankato a
visit today.
John c. Jones of Fulton street and
son, of Cambria left for st. Paul for
short visit.
Gladys Beuner leaves today for a
visit at Austin, Rochester, Owatonna
and Dexter, MINI.
Superintendent A. c. Tibetts of Blue
Earth spent yesterday afternoon and
last night in the city.
Mrs. B. f. Kilmer of Cedar Rapids,
Iowa is spending few weeks with her
cousin, Mrs. F. r. Flanagan.
George Klein and family returned
yesterday from Point Pleasant where
they enjoyed two weeks outing.
C. SwensOn and family of Albert
Lea passed through Mankato yester-
day in their Cadillac 30, on their way
to st. Peter.
Mrs. A. G. Bierbauer and family
are spending couple of weeks at
Volk's, Lake Emily, and expect to re-
turn next Thursday.
Misses Skoog and Druckenbrod,
Frank Weber and another young man
went to Lake Emily Sunday 10 enjoy
two weeks outing.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fox of North
Mankato this morning went in their
auto to Sanborn, to visit his brother,
George Fox, for a few days.
i Mrs. John j. Farrell of Klevenville,
Wis, who has been visiting at the
ihome of her sister Mrs. c. P. Murphy,
left for her home this morning.
c. O. Daily took business trip to
LeSueur Center today. Mrs. Daily
has gone to Owatoma to spend a
couple of weeks with her parents.
Miss Della and Shirley and Darrell,
daughter and twin sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. p Murphy of Lewis street
left this morning for a two weeks
visit at Owatonna.
Mrs. Beere will go to Omaha tonight
where she will meet her mother, who
is en- route to Mankato from Missouri.
She will be the guest of her daugh-
ter for several weeks.
Mrs Hastings, wife of c. F. Hastings,
of the Hastings and Heyden Real Es-
tate company of Omaha, Neb., is in
the city for months visit with her
niece, Mrs B. S. Beuner.
B. Frank Pay came up from ST.
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a Moline touring car, and entertained
them over night. This morning he
returned with them to st. Paul
Mrs j. A. Lewis, Mrs. Jesse Clark,
Miss Hill and Miss Irving enjoyed an
auto trip to Spring Island yesterday,
and spent the day as guests of Mrs.
E. l.. Dornberg on the latter's farm.
j The Misses Wise returned today from
} Point Pleasant. after few weeks
outing there. c.. f. Wise and family
will occupy the Wise cottage for the
ensuing four weeks, moving out to.
morrow
Mrs. Hail. j. E. Elder, wife and
daughter and George Wickman arrived
last evening from Omaha in their au-
tomobile, and after spending the night
in the city continued on to Minnea-
polls, their destination.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Holmes left
this noon for Buffalo, n Y, via the
500 line and the lakes. They will
visit Mr.. Holmes brothers and other
relatives at Franklinville, n. Y, and
will be gone three or four weeks.
Miss Myra Wood left yesterday
: afternoon for her home in Owatonna
She was accompanied by her father
r. f. Wood and Miss Evangeline Fin
nigan. The latter is to remain for
some time in Owatonna as guest OF
Miss Wood.
George Fritz, of Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting his uncle Michael d. Fritz, and
family. Mr. Fritz is on his way to
Montana where he will visit another
uncle, and then will 60 to Vancouver
B. c., returning by way of Seattle
where he will view the exposition.
DIR. and Mrs. j. S. Young will 90
to Minneapolis tomorrow to spend the
day with Professor U. o. Cox and fam,
lily who are en- route from Terre Haute
Ind, to Seattle. Professor Cox is a
former member of the Mankato nor
NAL faculty He is now with the nor
NAL at Terre Haute.
The committee of the Farmers Ele-
vator company at Mapeton appointed
to look up the matter of the advisable
lty of opening the elevator, reported to
the board of directors that it did not
seem advisable to them to attempt to
open up the elevator, but recommended
that the elevator be sold.
AS result of the visit of the
Mankato Citizens Telephone cOmpany's
officials to the county board the other
day, the county will pay double The
rate for the county phones that it has
been paying-in other words, it will
lpay the regular rates instead of get
ting the phones at discount.
From Saturdays Daily.
Educational Association Is Incorporated