The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-06-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

city last evening.
John Howe of Vernon Center was
in the city today.
Willie johnson of Lake Crystal was
in the city today.
| o. A. koppen of st. Peter was in
the city over night.
| NJ. Clausen of Lamberton was i'm
the city over night. i.
John Dodds has returned from Ames,
Iowa, to spend his vacation at home
Mrs. r. NJ. Kintzi and Miss Sidonia
the city.
Mrs +. w. Brooks and daughters
went to Lake Crystal today for a
brief visit.
/ p. J. McCauley, of the Minnesota
river survey, in the city, doing little
work on the river.
! Wilbur Taylor and family left to-.
day for Madison Lake, where they will
| spend the summer.
| Miss Allie Scherer has returned to
Mankato. Miss Scherer has taught
at Albert Lea this year
| MISS Noid I1Hhio, WHo HAS OeeH UedcH
ing for the past year at st. James
has returned to the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. f. Troost and fam
lily are to leave next week for Ia.
coma for trip of a few weeks.
Miss Margaret Harr, principal of
the West Mankato school left today
for Sparta, Wis, where she will visit
relatives.
q. g. Phillips returned last even
ing from Winona, where he spent a
couple of days, and went to Balaton
this morning
Miss Nettie Funk went to Minneapo-
lis today, and after visiting there for
a few days will leave for Sunnyside,
Wash, where her parents are.
), Mrs. j. NJ Vance leaves tonight
for Salt Lake City, and will go on to
Spokane, Wash, and visit her daughter
She will also visit at Seattle. and will
return in couple of months.
Miss Anna Sieren of ST. James is
: the guest of Mrs. NJ. l.. Moegen and
: Mrs. Frances Schwarble. Miss Sieren
; leaves soon for Beach, n. d., where
) she will visit her sister Lizzie.
Miss Cecil Queen of Fairmont ar
!, rived this noon from Faribault where
she is attending school and will be
the guest of Miss Maude Geddes for
few days before returning to her
home.
Mrs. 7. Ross Paden and children
left this afternoon for Pittsburg and will
spend the summer at DR.. Paden's home
in Washington county short distance
from Pittsburg DR.. Paden is to join
his family in August.
Thomas b. Davis, of Nahma. Mich
with wife and son Baxter and daugh
tiers Alice and Elinor arrived in the
city today. They are guests of Mr..
Davis brother William w. Davis and
will visit here for week.
!, ID. a. Patterson returned on the
noon train today from Chicago Mr.
Patterson has been absent from the
city for number of days attending
the National Wholesale Grocer's associ
alton that has been held at Detroit.
Thomas Hodson, ]. g. Fowler. E. r.
Kennedy, George Parrott and Madison
heene went to st. Paul today to at
) tend the state encampment of the
Grand Army. Mrs. w. n. Plymat is
attending the meeting of the w. R.. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Simpson of
Seattle, Wash, who have been visiting
the formers sister, Mrs r. NJ Dodds.
} and family, for a day or two, left
today for Mortified, and from there
will leave for Europe, to be gone a
year or two.
Mrs. Belknap, Mrs. Georges ClarL's
mother, also started this afternoon
} for Chicago where she will leave the
leave the Mankato party to visit in
Ohio and New York states. Mrs.
Belknap will be away from Man
kato some time
/ ID. w. Wade went to Fairmont to-
day to join his family, and they will
leave for Oregon, where they will
probably 60 on fruit ranch. They
have rented their house on Center
street to Mr.. Fuller, who will move
to the city to educate his daughters.
i Mrs. George Robbins and Miss Caro-
lyn Robbins left on the afternoon train
for Chicago, where they will join Miss
Alice Robbins who started few DAYS
earlier Mrs. George Robbins is to
make an indefinite stay in the east
and the Misses Robbins sail from
boston on June II for a European
trip of a year.
Chief OF Police George Pond left
this afternoon for Chicago, in response
to a telegram received this morning
from there, saying that his only sis
ter, Mrs. c. b. Bird, is on her death
bed. Mrs. Birds home is at Berwvn
suburb of Chicago she formerly
lived at Sioux City, and has visited in
Alankato several times, and has a
| numbers of friends and acquaintance
who will regret her illness. She has
long been suffering from a compiled
ton of diseases
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Lang returned
las, evening from visiting Mr.. Lang's
| parents and other relatives at Usage.
Ia, for which place they departed Sat
urday morning, going by way of Ro-
chester where they also called upon
friends and relatives. Mrs. r. O. Walk
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