The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-08-13

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niece, Miss Eleanor Gary of Marshall,
Mimi Crockett and other out of door
games We're enjoyed, during the after
noon and picnic supper was served
on the lawn. The affair was very
delightful one and much appreciated by
the younger members of society.
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! c. w. Bachertz took trip to the
twin cities today.
Jacob Miesen of Mountain Lake
was in the city yesterday.
H. NJ Hitchcock of Redwood Falls
was in. the city over night.
H. n. Benson of st. Peter, an at
torney, visited Mankato today.
A. A. Bundy of Lincoln township paid
the court house visit today.
Miss Mary Jane Bowen of Cambria
/ is visiting relatives in the city.
| P. H. McGraw went to Lake Fran
els today to spend couple of days.
John Nyquist returned last night
from couple of days spent at st.
Paul.
f. R. More, editor of The Blue Earth
Post, paid Mankato business visit
today.
Miss Mary Richter of Owatonna is
visiting her brother, f. NJ. Richter and
family.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Zuel returned today from
visit with friends in Wilder and
Window.
George Steifenhofer will return soon
from Colorado. His condition is not
improved.
| DIR. and Mrs. G.. J. Holman will re-
turn Monday from their vacation trip
to Lake Superior
f. NJ Zuel has returned from
Northern Wisconsin and reports all
kinds of crops there as fine.
Mrs. Lillian Reid of South Fourth
street has been entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. John Buchannon of Minneapolis.
| Dr. and Mrs. E. II. Bayley of Lake
City will be the guests of Judge and
Mrs. w. L. Comstock Sunday and Mon
day.
Mayor G. w. Neff of Lake Crystal
paid one of his occasional visits to
Mankato today. The ball game was
one of the attractions.
] Miss Gertrude Deebach of st. Paul
has arrived to be the guest of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. G. A.
Deebach, for couple of weeks.
| Mrs. w. w. Thompson, who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. George
Mitchell, for several weeks, left yes
terday for her home at Kansas City.
Mrs. A. B. Hughes and children of
Wadena are visiting relatives in this
city and Kasota for few days. Mr..
Hughes will join them tonight and ac-
company them home next week.
Editor F. H. Griffin of the Good
Thunder Herald was in the city yes
terday, to call upon F. H. Morlock,
who is in local hospital, where he
has submitted to a slight operation.
Miss Alice Marsden of Fairmont and
Miss Lila Murphy of Sioux Falls, S. d.,
who have been visiting relatives at
st. Peter, stopped over at the home OF
the Misses Danielson while enroute for
the home of the former.
Rev. a. f. Winter will go to Fort
Atkinson tomorrow to attend the gen
eral synod of the German Lutheran
church comprising Minnesota, Wiscon
sin, Michigan and other states. Rev.
Winter will be absent ten days.
General Gustaf Widell has returned
1 from a trip to South Dakota and Sioux
City, looking after several crews that
he has at work, He reports the
weather very hot in South Dakota, and
hail storm week ago that destroyed
the crops in one county.
Dr. E. d. Cooley of Minneapolis
and William H. Hilgers of Jordan were
in the city today, on business con-
nected with the building of large
sanitarium at Jordan, to have a ca
pacity of 80 patients and to cost $780,
600. Mr.. Hilgers is a cousin of John
j. Adams.
L. n Foss, the new division freight
and passenger agent of the Great
Western road, successor to +. r. BEEN,
and w. B. Harrison, the new assistant
superintendent, successor to c. T..
Banks, was in Mankato yesterday, get
ting acquainted with local conditions.
Mr.. BEEN becomes general agent for
the company at Omaha, but Mr.. Banks
retires from the service of the road.