The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-06-17

tertained them nj her home; also TWEEN
ty-tive invited friends. A five course
dinner was served which was greatly
enjoyed. The afternoon and evening
were spent in very pleasant and
profitable manner. The members of the
staff felt well repaid for ,ne efforts
they put forth to perform the service
required OF them, and the guests were
greatly. pleased with their having been
invited to the hospitable home of AR
and Mrs. Kleinschmidt.
Edw. Hanson of Wells was in the
city over night.
j. C. Rabe of NicOllet was in Man
katO yesterday.
H. w. Passe of Winnebago was in
the city Saturday
C. A. Bishman took business trip
to Lake Crystal today.
Miss Clara Nasman of st. James Wis
tied in tie city Yesterday.
Miss Sarah Gavin of Appleton visited
friends in the city Saturday.
Miss Lenore Brandenbnrg of Sioux
Falls is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Rose Rabe returned yesterday
from ST. Paul for three weeks vaca-
ton
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Hudlow of Gar
den City We're arrivals in the city this
morning.
Mrs. j. p. Johnson and child went
TO Jackson today to visit relatives for
a week.
Albert Kruse has returned from ST.
Thomas college to spend the summer
vacation at home.
Colonel c. F. Johnson went to Lake
City today to attend the encampment
OF the third regiment.
Mrs. c. w. Sawyer and Alma, E. s.
and f. w. Sawyer of Minneapolis spent
Saturday in Mankato.
Mrs. Frank Buckmaster and son,
Richard, of Snerbmn are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Albert Magin
Misses Ruth Bradley and May Widel
are visiting friends in ST. Paul, having
gone Thursday morning.
William Beach and Miss Marion
Moore of Mason City were the guests
of Emma Hovig yesterday.
Mrs. j. H. Maloney arrived Satm-
day from Butte, Mont, to visit her
parents Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Moore
The Misses Anna Knudson, Agnes
Raines and Jessie and Emma Olson
We're Sunday visitors at Lake Madi-
son.
Mrs. Reid attended the graduating
exercises at the state university last
week Her son, Harry, was one of
the graduates.
Miss Anna Polchow left Saturday
noon for Beaver Dam, Wis, to spend
a two weeks vacation visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. w. C. Dickinson.
j. G. Fowler, f. r. Kennedy, T. c.
Peart, George Parrett, Thomas HodsOn
and others will attend the state G.. A. X.
encampment at Minneapolis tomorrow.
Joseph Deike of st. Paul is at home
for few days, having been called
by the serious illness of his mother,
Mrs. August Deike, who was operated
upon at st. .Ioseph's hospital Saturday
afternoon. Mrs. Deike is doing nicely
thus far.
Mrs. VI. d. Fritz, Mrs. c. H. Ner-
bOvig. Mrs. William Y. Plymat and
other ladies are attending the annual
department meeting of the Woman's
Relief corps in Minneapolis. Mrs. Fritz
is department treasurer and Mrs. Ply
mat is a member of the Soldiers Home
board.
Rev. and Mrs. f. II. Wilisford
went to Winnebago today, where the
former will attend meeting of the
trustees of Parker college, of whom he
is one. He will return Wednesday,
but Mrs. WillsfOrd will probably
visit theree the remainder of the week.
Miss Carol Willsford went there Sat
urday.
Judge and Mrs. A. r. Pau are re-
ceiving an extended visit from their
three daughters and their children. Mrs.
/. w. Prendergast and children ar
rived Saturday afternoon from lie
Sueur Center TO remain several weeks.
Mrs. E. c. Staples and daughter of
st. Anthony Park, st. Paul, have ar
rived to spend two months. and Mrs.
w. S. Farnum and son have arrived
to spend the summer
st. Cloud Journal Press: Next Tues
day morning Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Cotton
and son Jack will leave for tour OF
Great Britain and Europe and a trip
around the world. Leaving here Tues
day they will arrive in New York in
time to be present at Teddy's home com
ing, after which they will go to Allan
tic City for short visit. They will
then return to New York and sail for
England on the 18th. After touring
Great Britain they will 90 to the con
tinent and make an extended tour of
all of the countries OF Europe. They
will then sail for Naples and leave
there for a trip around the world, to
be ended at Los Angeles. They eX-
pect to be absent a little less than a
year and will return to the United
States in the early spring. Mr.. Cotton
will retain his interest in the st. Cloud
Grocery company and during his alb
sence his place will be taken by Will
lam Seifert, wins arrived in the city
rom WahpetOn today. Mr.. Seifert is
NahpetOn and he has not sold his bust
ness, but on account of i'll health
wishes to be at home i'm st. Cloud. He