The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-08-06

r. Mrs. A. observation-disclosures TINS clty
leaves tomorrow morning for Chicago,
where she is to make her home per-
manently.,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Captain Haigh of Man
kato township, are spending a few
weeks in Michigan visiting their friends
and relatives.
w. /. Wade and wife, accompanied
by DR.. c. V. Fox, all of Washington
Springs, S. d.. were in Mankato over
night on their way to Rochester.
Mrs. E. A. Clare and Miss Gertrude
| Clare left yesterday for Madison Lake,
where they are to be the guests of
Mrs. Thomas McDermott of st. Paul.
Professor J. r. Brandrup and fam
lily and Theodore Williams and family
are occupying one of the Sngden cot
tages at Madison Lake for few days.
Chief Pond returned to the city this
noon from the west, after an absence
since yesterday morning. 1t is thought
that he was working on the Ledbeter
! case.
/ Mrs. NJ. O. Ayres returned last night
from New York City, where she spent
the summer. She was accompanied by
her son, F. 0. Ayres, who left for
home today.
Mrs. John Moeri and Mrs. Fred
Moeri of jamestown, Mrs. Jake Rodell
and Mrs. Charles Rodell were visiting
Mrs. Charles Hnze of lie Sueur Center
on Wednesday.
Mrs. w. h. Gilcrest of Gilcrest, Col,
enquist's bridge this afternoon and
is also to stay several days at guest
of Mrs. Rosenquist.
General Freight Agent ODER of the
Omaha road was in Mankato today and
in company with George NJ. Palmer
took a trip into the country and looked
over the crop situation.
Mrs. j. o. Parry and daughter Doro-
thy of Minneapolis, are guests of the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. C..
Peart. They will also visit other rel
atives while in the city.
Ed. Morewitz of Minneapolis, VINO
travels for Griggs, Cooper & Co., was
in the city today. He has just re-
turned from two months pleasure
+, trip to the Pacific coast.
/ Robert Lamm, Otto Lamm and j. III.
Holman and families have returned
to their Madison Lake cottages after
spending a week in the twin cities
| They went in their autos
/ Martin i. Boegen and brother in law
Paul Vought, left last Tuesday for st.
Paul and from there will 90 to Da-
i;ota. They have been visiting friends
i'll the city for the past two weeks.
| Miss Elite Hammond, who was in
jured by an automobile, on June 20,
was able to be taken to her home at
Madelia this morning. She was accom-
panied by her father and Dr. Bedwel.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeBruler and baby OF
Evansville, Ind, who have been spend
ing four or five weeks at Madison Lake,
have come to Mankato to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. john Murphy before returning
| home
Elmer A. Skewis and family of Min.
| neapolis passed through the city to-
day noon on their way to Estherville,
Iowa, in their Kissel Kar They came
from Minnetonka this forenoon, and
pressed on this afternoon, going via St.
James.
r. E. Salisbury and wife of AM
boy came to the city this morning
in their Buick No. 10, making the dis
fo fWa NV iobt
They found the roads fine all the way
Mr.. Salisbury is engaged in the hard
ware and implement business.
Mrs. Fl. A. Patterson and guest, Mrs.
Hal Williams of Chicago, made an auto
trip to st. Peter today, to attend the
bridge affair given by Mrs. A. c.
Rosenquist, in honor of her sisters,
Mrs. ]. F. Giles and Miss Henrietta
Glissman of Los Angeles, who are Mrs.
Rosenquist's guests for the summer.
Mrs. A. ID. Sherman leaves tolnorro' !,
afternoon for Mohawk, n. Y, where
she is to spend her vacation at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Balling4r
Later she will 60 to New York .,itv
where she is to do the buying for the
department, of which she has charge
at Brett's store. Miss Nellie Shields
will accompany Mrs. Sherman and on
her return will visit some time in
Mankato.
+. p. Strong, Misses Simmons and
+. A. Door and George Clark of ST.
Paul arrived in the formers seven
passenger Packard car last evening,
having come by way of Faribault
They remained over night and left
this forenoon for Iowa, and may 90
as far as Mason City. They are out
for few days pleasure trip. The
car was one of the handsomest ever
seen in Mankato.
F. E. Sprout of Hill City was in
Mankato today. Mr.. Sprout is one of
the enterprising men of his town and
assisted greatly in securing the funds
with which to build the railroad from
Mississippi Landing to Hill City. He
states that Hill City is growing rap
idly. One of the most important addi-
lions 10 the town is new hotel.
Several woodworking manufactures
have been started there recently.
From Saturdays Daily.
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