The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-07-09

WISH III South DakOUd Mrs. smith
spent part of the time in Carthage
and also visited in Howard.
NJ. H. Nerbovig of Osseo, is visiting
with his son, NJ. j. Nerbovig, over the
holidays.
F. HI. Morlock and wife of Good
Thunder spent last night and today
in the city.
Judge Francis Caldwell of LeSueur
transacted business at the court house
this afternoon.
Miss Edith Holman was expected back
today from Clarkfeld, Mimi, where
she has been visiting.
Pearl Walrod went to St. Peter to-
day to spend the Fourth with her sis
ter, Miss Belle Walrod.
Miss Mary Cutler arrived this af-
ternoon, to spend week as the guest
of Miss Kate Hubbard
Miss Fay Art of .Sherburne is in the
city for a few days as guest of
Mrs. George Black of Center street.
Mr.. Adam butcher of Bookings,
South Dakota, is visiting at the home
of F. M. Otto and p H. Kelly of this
city.
Mrs. Sarah J. Curtis and daughter,
Mrs. w. H. Pay, returned last night
from Winona, after two weeks visit
there.
d. w. Brooks of Lake Crystal is in
the city to remain over the Fourth
with his son, County Surveyor Brooks
and family.
Mrs. n. G. Ritter and daughter Flor
ence, also her son Fred of ST. Paul,
are visiting the formers sister, RATHER
inc Roway.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hilkey of Lu-
verne arrive today to visit relatives
here and at Good Thunder for two or
three days.
Rev. Father Arthur Dittman takes
the position of assistant pastor to
Rev. Father Gallagher in the cathedral
at Winona
Professor J. C. Norby is in the city
to Spend the holidays with mis- family
Mr. Norby is teaching at the summer
school i'm Rochester.
Mr. and Mrs. S. RI. Grannis are en-
tertaining their son-in-law, f. L. Bots
ford of Los Angeles. Mr.. Botsford ar
rived last night and will spend the
holidays here.
Mrs. J. f. Stanley of this city and
guest, Miss Ollie Empe of GAINESVILLE
Mrs. E. M. Haagensen, Mrs. George
Draper and Mrs. W. Petersen spent the
day at Minneopa Falls.
mir. and Mrs. E. M. Haagensen of
Bradley street are to entertain mum
Der of guests over the weekend Miss
Helen Bosel, Miss Ella Whitford and
Miss Ida Nye of Henderson arrived to-
day and will remain over the holidays
III. w. Swanson, who has for the
past two years been employed by the
Standard Oil company, left last night
for Blunt, S. d., where he has ac-
cepted position with the Atlas Lum-
Der company. His many friends wish
him success.
Luverne Herald: Mrs. Sarah Shook
who has been in Minneapolis for the
past few weeks assisting her daugh
ter. Mrs. Stella Kohlstad, to get set
tied in her new home following hel
removal to that city from Mankato, re.
turned to Lrlverne Monday evening.
w. G. Williams of Sparta, Wiscon.
sin, is in Mankato today, coming up
from Madison Lake, where he and his
family are occupying for short time
one of Geo. B. Ovens cottages on
Point Pleasant. Mr.. Williams is the
father of Miss Williams, the music
instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. True returned
last night from months trip on the
west coast. Many points in California
were visited, also the exposition. Mr.
and Mrs. True took a number of side
trips by steamer, returning on the Cana
dian Pacific through the Kootney Lakes
They also spent some time in Portland
and Spokane.
Colonel H. i. Gordon and son, Will
lam Gordon, of Los Angeles are in the
city, the guests of General and Mrs
j. H. Baker. Colonel Gordon is q
former Minnesotan. He was member
of the First Minnesota and brave ant
gallant soldier General Baker and
Colonel Gordon are comrades in arms