The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-06-18

August Stenman. wife and child of
Sherburn returned home. this afternoon.
Mrs. Steinman has been visiting her
mother, Mrs. Dennis Hodapp, for
couple of weeks, and Mr.. Steinman
came Saturday.
DIR. and Mrs. f. ID. Brandenburg
and daughter Lenere, leave tomorrow
for their new home in Sioux Falls,
South Dakota. Miss Lucille Branden-
for some time longer.
Dr. Frank Z. Heidel and Harry Heidel
and six other young men left yester-
day afternoon for Benson, where they
propose to camp on the shore of Lake
Benson for week and fish for bass.
They went well provisioned.
Mrs H. f. Root and the Misses
Stoffel of Winnebago, who have been
visiting their cousin, Miss Ida Darr, for
week, returned nome this forenoon,
and Were accompanied by Miss Darr,
who plans to visit them for a couple
of weeks.
Thomas Hodson, George PARROT, NJ.
Hanna, j. G. Fowler and f. r. Kennedy
have returned from the G. A. r. state
encampment, and Mrs. Temple, Mrs.
T. H. Foley, Mrs. w. N. Plymat and
Mrs. NJ. ID. Fritz have returned from
the w. R. c. state convention.
f. f. Michael goes to Tecumseh,
Neb., Wednesday to take the manage
ment of the Beatrice Home Telephone
company's exchanges, and will be sue
ceeded as local manager for the North
western Telephone Exchange company
by Philip Setter, VINO has been wire
chief for three years past, and who
is a competent man.
Mrs. b. c. Parmelee left on Saturday
afternoon on an extended trip of sew
eral weeks. She will visit her daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Dunkelburger at Clinton
Iowa, and Mrs. Powell at Savanna, Ill.
also her son and other relatives and
friends in Chicago, Evanston, Lacrosse
and Winona. Mrs. Parmelee's many
friends wish her a most safe and pleas
an journey.
Mrs. r. d. Hubbard has returned
from Minneapolis, where she spent sew
eral days attending exercises incident
to commencement at the state univer-
sity, from which, her daughter Miss
Kate Hubbard, graduated from the
academic department, with the class of
1909. Miss Hubbard has gone to Foun-
tenac to attend a house party with her
sisters of the Alpha Phi sorority.
b. j. Kelly student from the
Seminary of st. Paul and a class mate
of Father Dittman visited at the
home of Mrs. Niehoff over Sunday and
attended the celebration of the first
mass read by Father Dittman. He
will celebrate his first mass in a short
time but will spend his summer vaca-
tion with his parents at st. James and
sister Mrs. A. E. Niehoff and family
at New Tim.
Mrs. o. G. Lundberg went to Roches-
ter yesterday where on tomorrow she
will be operated on for cancer of the
throat, with which she has been afflic-
ted for some time. Mr.. Lundberg went
to Rochester today. Mrs. Lundberg's
physician will go there also and be
present during the operation. Miss
Laura Davis, daughter of Mrs. Lund-
berg, was forced to remain at home be-
cause of the delicate condition of her
own health.
Advices from Winona state that
Archbishop Ireland has been in Winona
to visit Bishop Cotter. Bishop Shan.
ley of Fargo was also here at the
same time. Bishop Cotter continues
to be very sick man. His condition
has not shown much change in the
past two weeks, except that he is
probably growing little weaker. In
mediate death is not apprehended, al
though it is said hi sillness cannot have
other than fatal termination.
d. W. Wade and family, who are to
locate permanently in Oregon leave
tomorrow for Minneapolis, where they
are to visit until Friday when they
will start for Portland. Mr.. Wade
is intending to leave his family at
Portland, while he is making business
negotiations in Medford. Mr. and Mrs.
Wade have a large circle of friends
in MankatO who express great deal
of regret that Mankato is not to num-
Der them among its citizens any long
er, and the best of kind wishes is
expressed for them i'm their new home.
Mrs. Arthur B. Chapman died at
eleven O'Clock last night at her home
III Lime township. after a lingering
illness, that had confined her to her
bed Tor year or more. She was a
sufferer from heart trouble Her age
was thirty-nine years, and she was
daughter of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Richardson of Garden City. She
IS survived by her husband and three
brothers, Frank and George Richardson
of Garden City and Burt Richardson,
who lives in the northern part of the
state. She was an estimable lady. and
possessed many friends who will re-
greet her taking off.
Funeral services will be held a one
o'clock tomorrow forenoon from the
residence and at 2:3O o'clock at the
Methodist Episcopal church, and the
interment will be made at Glenwood
cemetery.
From Tuesdays Daily.