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

, WAS III the city yesterday.
G. O. Jones of Lake Crystal took
supper in the city last evening.
/ Miss Lulu S. Ribble of St. Peter
visited friends in the city today.
Ernest Silber is in Rapidan where he
will visit friends for few days.
Miss Anna Hislop of Mapleton
visited friends in the city TODAY.
! W. Alderman of Blue Earth trans
ac;ed business in Mankato TODAY.
Ralph Hilton was in from st. Clair
yesterday and remained over night.
Miss Angie Magn spent a few DAYS
at Kasota with relatives and friends.
Architect Schippel was called to
Minneapolis on business this morning.
Miss f. johnson of Madison Lake
visited friends in the city yesterday.
f. F. Robinson of Vernon Center
was in the city yesterday and today.
W. Getty and wife of Miroy were
among the out OF town people in Man
katO today.
Rev William \. Jameson of the
Methodist Episcopal church was in ST
! Paul yesterday.
Attorn'y !. n. hIgetsinger of Maple
ton was in the city today, on business
in the probae court
Mrs. Celia Rickert of Mountain
, Lake is in the city with her child to
have the latter's eyes treated.
I. c. Norman and J. H. James of
Lake Crystal were in the city today,
having cases in the district court.
County Auditor Weaver went to
Slayton today to attend the funeral of
the late State Treasurer Dinehart.
Mabel Williams of Minneopa left
this morning for Sparta, Wis. where
she will visit with friends and relatives.
H. B. Moore of Macarthur, Ohio, ar
rived yesterday to take position in
the hardware store of his uncle. f. J.
Moore
Mrs. H. A. Hurd left last night for
Jackson where she will be the guest of
her daughter. Mrs. John L. King, for
! several weeks.
Miss Maud Hart, who was operated
upon Wednesday morning for appen-
dicitis, is doing very nicely, and rap
id recovery is looked for.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Mutt of Lake
Crystal are in the city, the former at
tending the trial of cases in the dis
trict court in which he is interested.
Miss Mettie Hoffman of Redwood
Falls was in the city last night and
today on her return home from Roches-
er, where she went to have her throat
treated
Miss Lille Thomas, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs! Rees Thomas. has returned
from Balaton to spend the summer
vacation. She has been teaching there
the past year and will return again
this fall. u
Burton Hughes, Miss Margaret Coop
er, Miss Alice Perrin and Frank and
Leslie Morse have returned from
Northfield, where they are attending
Carleton college, for the summer
vacation. 81"
Rev. Father Joseph Weis arrived from
st. LOnis Monday to visit his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mic Weis, for two or
three weeks. At ten o'clock next Sun
day forenoon, he will read mis- first
solemn high mass, at St Peter and Panls
Catholic church, .a
O. C. Litchfield, who went to Ard
more, Okla, about four years ago, is
in Mankato and will remain here for
some time. Mr.. Ltchfeld is not favor
ably impressed with the south. His
son, who is an artist and did some
work on The Free Press, is i'm Cuba
Miss Rose Endres of Faribault and
Miss Naylor of South Dakota, teachers
in the Adrian school, were arrivals in
the city this morning. Miss Naylor
proceeded toward her home this after
noon, but Miss Endres decided to re-
main over until tomorrow to visit |
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Patterson re-
turned last evening from Faribault, in |
their automobile. They found the |
road between this city and Madison
Lake the worst. They went to Fart
bault Vedrcsda" morni~@ 10 attend |
the closing exercises of Shattuck mill
tary academy
Good Thunder Herald: Mrs. Lula
Austin was over from Vernon Center
for short time on Sunday. She has
been in San Francisco for the past two
years and is at present one of a com
pany i'm the land business in Mexico,
over the line south of Arizona She
has been at home on account of the
illness of her father, L. Carpenter, but
expects to return to her work the last
of this week, as her father is much i'm
proved.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Andrews departed
this afternoon for Washington, d. C.
After spending a few days in that city
hey will go to Norfolk, Va. From
here they will go to New York via
he Old Dominion line. In New York
they will be the guests of Mrs. Chad
Parker, a sister of DIR. j. w. Andrews.
They will visit in Wellsville, and on
he return trip will remain day at
Niagara Falls. They will arrive in
'fankato about July |.
George W.. Sugden, j. A. Berquist,
Professor F. C. Nichols and Lester
)avies returned yesterday afternoon
rom their western automobile trip.
'hey started Monday Intending TO 90