The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-08-27

y Mrs. VIM. Bucholtz
Mr.. ,ssand Mrs. Joseph Derozda, Mike
Nohova and daughter Rosa, of Ions
dale, were visitors in the city yester.
day to attend the circus.
James H. Spencer, who has been in Ro
chester for, ten days is recovering rapid
ly and will probably return to Mankato
the latter part of the week.
Mrs. A. d. Sherman has returned
from New York where she purchased an
elegant line of goods for her department
at the George f. Brett Inc.,. store.
Dir. and Mrs. DeForest Catlin re.
turned last night from Minneapolis
where they attended the national este.
opathic convention the past week.
Miss Alma Just, professional nurse
returned to Mankato from Window
where she has been on case. She
will return to Good Thunder today
Miss Margaret and Catherine Spell
man with their friend, Miss Matte Bos
berg of Chicago, leave tonight to at.
ltend the wedding of Miss Mae Slattery
of st. Paul.
j. +. Brett is home from New York
where he has been on a buying trip fol-
the cloak and suit department of the
George +. Brett Inc, store. He purchas
ed magnificent line of goods.
Charles Swan, Carl Sperlings, August
Posin, Fred Morlock, Frank Griffin and
families, Lewis Malzahn and Frank
Surha of Good Thunder, were in town
yesterday seeing the Indians.
Murray Pearson of Willard street
leaves tomorrow for Minneapolis to
visit his daughter and later will 60 to
Park Rapids, Mimi, to visit an old
acquaintance, w. r.. B. Smythe.
Miss Luella Darr returned last night
from visit in Wells. She was ac-
companied home by Miss Edna Morri-
son of Minneapolis, who will be her
guest the remainder of this week
Henry Westerman OF Montgomery
made Mankato a. call yesterday Mr.
Westerman has a chain of lumber yards
scattered around in number of towns
along the line of the Milwaukee road
A. c. Meinke, Aug. Essert, Fred
Doddes and son Henry, Gustave Doddes
John Thompson, Otto Miller of Web
ster, on the Milwaukee line, We're
in town. yesterday looking after Buff
falo Bill.
Miss Edith Dow returned last night
from Rochester, where she underwent
an operation for appendicitis. She will
spend few days visiting Mrs. c. L.
Kennedy before returning to her home,
at Lampson, Wis.
Word has been received from DIR, c.
H. Nerbovig, in Chicago, that he left
there on the 2lst via the Great Lakes
, sailing ON the Steamer Eastman. They
will make stops at Mackanack Islands
Port Arthur and Duluth
Mrs. Mary f. Tenney and daughter
Miss Eliza Tenney of Hinckley street
are to leave tomorrow for Sand Point
Idaho, where Miss Tenney has accep-
ted position to teach. Miss Tenney
was formerly principal of the Union
school of this city.
Miss Mae Widell is entertaining a
number of guests at the Widell cot
, tage, Lake Washington. Her guests in
clude Miss Marguerite Scott of Min.
neapolis, Miss Nina Kirk, Superior
Wis, and Misses Margaret Pond and
Ruth Bradley of this city.
Frank Deemer of Niles, Ohio, who
has been assisting in the installation
, of the photographic plant at the Free
Press, left today for Kansas City
George Weber of baltimore an expert
! photographer, is assisting in the worl;
of putting in the equipment in the
new Free Press photographic plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey O.. Miller are
entertaining the latter's mother, Mrs. A
L. Baxter, also Miss Marie Black, both
of Pittsburg, Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs
Miller have only recently come to Man
kato and are located at l23 Center
street. Mr.. Miller is representing the
Art Stove company of Detroit, Mich.