The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-07-30

MISS Nel1e SEXTON OF GAINESVILLE and
Mrs. Reiman and daughter of Lake
Crystal were in the city to attend the
Schier- Rubow wedding.
Miss Grace Dickinson of Minneapo-
lis is visiting Mrs. P. X. Edwards and
Miss Mary Weed, her college friends,
and will remain over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hanson and
daughter Lula leave on Monday over
the Great Western for two weeks
trip to Chicago and Indianapolis.
The automobile party given by Mrs.
Chas. Macbeth to Minneopa and st.
Peter yesterday was enjoyed. Straw's
automobiles carried the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles R. Long went
this morning to Minneapolis. From
there they will 90 to Lake Minnetonka
where they will remain several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fitzloff are
visiting Mrs. Fitzlof's other and
brother. Yesterday they made trip
to st. Peter in one of Straw's automo-
biles.
Oscar Olsen and party of five
gentlemen made business and pleas
ure trip to Madison Lake and Elysian
Yesterday in one of Straw's automo-
biles.
j. r. Hughes will act as manager
of the Dickinson company branch of
flee during the absence of r. V. Baasen,
who has gone to Seattle for two
weeks.
f. C. Brehm returned yesterday from
Milwaukee, where he attended the an
nual meeting of the agents of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
company.
Policeman w: f. Edwards and fam
lily have moved into the house which
they recently moved to Glenwood ave-
nue., and have rented their Fourth
street house.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Engwalson and son
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Davis and son,
who have been spending week at
"Uneeda Rest" Point Pleasant, will re:
turn to Mankato Monday.
Rev. T. Ross, Paden leaves Man
kato Monday morning on his vacation
trip. He will spend most of his time
in western Pennsylvania where mis-
family have been since the first of the
summer.
Mrs. David Richards has just return
ed form Hudson, Wis, where she has
been visiting her sister, Miss May
Mills who is taking treatment at the
Hudson Sanitorium and who is greatly
improved in health.
Richard Collins and wife of Window
visited in the city early in the week,
having come in their automobile. They
returned home Wednesday, accom-
panied by DR. and Mrs. DeForest Cat
lin, who returned to Mankato by train
the same evening.
Judge and Mrs. Loren Cray, Rev.
T. Ross Paden and George Sugden
were an automobile party who made
a tour of over eighty miles yesterday,
going considerably farther than Ma
della. They report the crops as being
in excellent condition.
Marshall News Messenger: Miss Col
eta Janda of Mankato is visiting
Miss Agnes Regnier in Marshall. She
is the daughter of Mr. Louis Janda,
a prominent shoe dealer of Mankato,
and who was in the same business
here in the early days.
Allan Fleschbein Left last night for
Bellville, H., via Omaha, to visit his
parents for a week. He will then visit
friends for few days at Springfield,
ILL.,, and Chicago, and will take a
boat at the latter place and 60 to
Milwaukee, returning to Mankato
Aug. 8.
Among those who attended the
Knights of Pythias meeting last night
were Rev. F. S. Atwood of Sleepy
Eye; J. P. Peterson, NJ. Blacklin, L..
S. Whitcomb and H. c. Day of Al
bert Lea; and j. W. Adsit, O. f. Will
hanson, c. X. Anderson, H. Kahn and
w. S. Boice of Owatonna.
Mrs. w. X. Gilcrest and daughter
Blanche arrived today on the 4:45
train from Gilcrest. Col Mrs. Gilcrest
is sister of w. T. Warwick and was
called here Oh account of the sudden
illness of her father, Mr.. w. Warwick.
Mr.. Warwick is reported as greatly
improved in the last twenty-four hours
Luverne Herald: Ed Hike, stenog
rapher in the First National bank, re-
turned Tuesday evening from his va
cation, which he spent at the home
of his parents at Good Thunder and
at that of his wife's parents at Man
kato. Mrs. Hike, VINO accompanied
him, remained in Mankato to continue
her visit for two or three weeks.
George w. Scherer, after the meeting
of the school board last night, tele
graphed to Superintendent Sperry at
Anoka, informing him of his election
as successor to Superintendent Neon
nell This afternoon he received re
ply, saying that Superintendent Sper-
ry accepts the election at the salary
provided 1t is presumed that he will
soon arrive to look over the work
that is before ihim and arrange for a
residence.
Jackson Republic The Sioux City
and Spirit Lake Interurban Electric
railroad line has progressed to the
point where it can be designated as the
real thing. Mr. Brown, the chief pro
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