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

81. IeIcI was III Tue Guy Catuiudy
night.
H. A. Bethke and J. L. Cntting of
Sleepy Eye were Mankato visitors yes
terday
Sheriff Donahue and County Attorney
Plymat took George Watson to Still
water this morning.
Mrs. Edward Bergthold of Reedley,
Cal, is in the city to visit her brother,
Ed Ario, for week.
G. w. Strong and wife of Waseca
were in Mankato yesterday, having
arrived Saturday evening.
Miss Laura Hanke of Minneapolis,
lis to arrive in the city on Wednesday,
as guest of Miss Maude Hart.
Mrs. A. B. Maiers left yesterday
morning for Winnipeg, to spend a cou
pie of months, visiting relatives.
Conductor w. H. Webster and wife
leave tomorrow morning for Isle Roy
ale, for a three weeks vacation
Alice Hayward went to Lake Wash
lngton this afternoon to spend few
! days as guest of Miss Marion Willard.
Mrs. w. f. Hendley arrived from
Nicollet today to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. r. Kennedy, for few
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Leas and Mr.. and
! Mrs. A. C. Walden of st. Paul spent
Sunday at the Leas cottage, Lake
Washington.
Miss Elsie Koke has gone to Seattle,
| Wash, on a two months vacation,
and will not return before the middle
of September.
w. w. Besser and family moved ia
! from Point Pleasant last evening, 20
again occupy their apartments at the
Security Flats.
Ambrose Hays of LeSueur Center,
former county superintendent of schools
of LeSuem county, paid Mankato a
visit yesterday.
w. p. Marston, Jr., of Lake Crystal
/ spent Saturday night in the city on
his way to lie Sueur He made the
trip in his auto.
Miss Ella Kennedy has returned from
several weeks vacation spent at
Slayton, st. Peter, Tracy and other
Minnesota points.
| Mrs. Clara Baarson- Thomas, who has
been visiting in Mankato for a few
days, went to Lake Crystal today to
call on some friends.
John Cook has gone to New York
where he will purchase goods for his
department in the George E. Brett
(Inc.) dry goods store.
Mrs. f. b. Dorenberg of Minneapolis,
arrived on Saturday night and will
spend month or two with friends
in Mankato and vicinity.
| Mrs. c. L. Kennedy went to Roches-
/ ter today, to be present tomorrow,
when her sister will submit to an
operation for appendicitis.
Mrs. ii. c. Brooks of Minneapolis
and sons Donald and Harold are the
guests of Miss Ida Martin of Willard
street for the month of August.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Williams, who
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
: II. A. Patterson for several days, left
on the afternoon train for Chicago.
| j. f. Brett, manager for the cloak
and suit department of G. f. Brett.
Inc, left today for New York for fall
and winter purchases for that depart
ment.
c. j. Pagenkopf, the well known St..
Clair merchant, was in Mankato this
afternoon. He said that at noon TODAY
the farmers began to cut wheat in his
section.
Rev. E. L. Heermance and family
have returned from an extended trip
in the east. They visited in Connect
cut and also spent some time in the
White Mountains.
Misses Florence and Eleanor johnson
are visiting their aunt. Mrs. H. j.
Bishner of Wells. Miss Florence John
son also spent two weeks camping with
a party of friends at Walnut Lake.
+. A. Hammer and family and Mrs.
G. Hanson of Litchfeld arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon in their
l<issal Kar, on their way to Albert
Lea, and remained over until today.
DIR. and Mrs. C. j. Holman left
Saturday on a vacation. They will
spend a few days at Detroit, Mimi,
and then go to Duluth and take a
lake trip and return in a week or ten
days.
DIR. Coulter returned to Anoka Satur.
day to pack his household goods and
move them and his family to Mankato.
They will occupy residence on Will
lard street owned by Mrs. Tryphena
Hughes.
Miss Alberta Noe, Misses Blodwen,
, Enid and Alvin Evans and Dorothy
Parry returned Saturday from Lake
! Crystal, after two weeks visit at
the Mrs. f. +. Jenkins, an aunt of
Miss Alberta Noe.
Miss Ethel w. James of Rochester
Mimi, is spending a few days with her
uncle, DR.. j. H. James of this CITY.
Miss James is on her return from the
New England Teachers association
which met in Denver
Otto Lamm was in from Madison
Lake today to have broken spring
on his car replaced. He broke it yes
terday going over one of the new cul-
verts that the county has just built on
the Madison Lake state road.