The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-09-02

Earl Meifler of Pipestone spent Sun
day visiting friends in the city while
on his way from st. Paul to his home
with new automobile.
Division Superintendent .J.sJ. 0'Neil
and II. A. Schoohn of the Omaha road,
with headquarters at Eau Claire, WIS,
were in Mankato today.
Miss Gladys Hobbs accompanied her
brother. Rev. Hobbs, to Mankato. She
will make her home in his family and
attend the normal school.
Oscar j. Wolff, who has been
guest at the nome of j., "A. Van Bog
art, for short time, returned to his
home at NIapleton last night.
Professor j. NJ Mcconnell and fam
lily will move in from Madison Lake
next Monday, after spending five weeks
in one of George w. Sugden's cottages
Mrs. j. ID. Mccormick. Mrs. Jennie
Dubois and Mrs. Carrie Keene are at
Blue Earth where they are attending
the state convention of the W. c. L. u.
Mrs. Louis B. Newton of Superior,
Wis.,, is the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
A. NJ. Clements. Mrs. Newton is the
daughter of J. Lutte Christie, a former
newspaper man of this city.
Miss Clark of the normal faculty AND
her mother and sister returned yes
terday from Madison Lake, where they
have occupied one of George w. Sug-
den's cottages for month
Mrs. w. c. Edwards and daughter
Frances of Rochester,, n. u, returned
to her home today after visit OF
six weeks with her brother, d. l.. Rose,
and mother, Mrs. c. S. Rose.
Division Superintendent William Wal
lister and Attorney w. ID. Abbott of
Winona and Trainmaster NJ. J. Boyle
of Tracy were Chicago & Northwest
ern officials in the city today.
Mrs. Gilbraigh of Pittsburg, Pa,
who has been spending the summer i'll
the city as the guest of Mrs. a. Il.
Pau, Jr., left today for Grinnell. Iowa.
Mrs. Pau accompanied her as far as
Waseca.
J. b. Richards returned yesterday
from a months trip to New York and
elsewhere, where he made his regular fall
purchases. He was met by Mrs. Rich
ards at Chicago and she accompanied
him home.
Miss Maud Hammett of Springfield,
h., Inc
Wells as stenographer, is visiting Miss
Ada Finch, and will soon return to en-
ter local business college and take
up bookkeeping.
f. f. Soaring and family moved i'll
from their summer cottage at Point
Pleasant last evening where the family
has spent the past two months. Mr..
Soaring spent the past ten days there,
II vacation.
The following out-of town people at
tended the funeral of the late Mrs
yesterday: Mrs. Mary
Cotter. Mrs. Herman Polzin, Winona;
Mrs. Mary Funk, ST. Paul, Miss Ida
st. Peter; Miss Bertha Ba-
brick, st. Peter. '
c. A. Sands, of Adrian, Dennis
Boyle of Saltwater, and NJ j. Kane
of Great Falls, Mont, who were in
Mankato to attend the directors meet
ing of the Boyle Land company Oh
Monday, left for their respective
homes yesterday.
Mrs. r. F. Lamb, accompanied by her
mother,' Mrs. Donahue. arrived today
from Chicago to visit her brother,
Sheriff Donahue and family, before go
ing to her home at Slayton. She was
also accompanied by her son and
daughter, James and Marie.
Miss Rudberg, after visit of sew
eral weeks in the city, left today for
her home at Spokane. Wash, accom-
panied by Miss Jessie Olson and Miss
Farm. Miss Farm has a position there
and will remain, and Miss Olson will
make an extended stay, probably
James II. Spencer has returned from
Madison, Wis, wnere ne ATTENDED the
funeral services over the remains of
his father. The pallbearers were all
members of the regiment to which the
deceased had belonged, and the old
regimental bugler was also present.
E. c. Willard will 90 to ST. Paul
tomorrow morning to remain through
the state fair, as he is an assistant
superintendent of gates. His family
and Misses Luella Darr and Mamie Rod
man will join him the first of the
week and camp on the fair grounds
during state fair week.
Reformatory Outlook: NJ. d. Fan
cher, prominent business man of
Mansfield, accompanied by his family,
paid this institution a visit Oh Tues
day. MIR. Fancher is the head of the
Fancher Lumber company. They were
ushered through the various depart
ments by Chief Clerk Clark
Robert Lamm and family moved in
from Madison Lake today, after spend
ing several weeks there. Otto Lamm
and family will move in before the
end of the week, and John II. Hob
mann and family will move in Mon
day next. The two latter families have
spent the summer at the lake.
K. '. Baasen. who has been man
ager for the Dickinson Commission
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