The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-07-15

wedding Trip 10 The IWlni Cities and
Duluth, and return in a; couple of weeks
to Aitkin, where they will be lat
home" after Aug. Is. The groom has
just built new house and furnished
it, and the young couple will find it
ready to move right in.
The bride was born and raised at
Mapleton and has been teaching school
the past two years at Spring Valley,
future husband. Mr.. Burleigh has been
living with his mother at Aitkin, and
is engaged i2 business there, having
a general merchandise store. Both
young people have numerous friends
who will extend their congratulations
and best wishes. Both are said to be
most excellent young people.
L. w. Scovill of Freeborn was i'm the
city yesterday.
Mankato Sunday.
George l.. Schmidt of New Ulm Sun
dayed in the city.
N. O. McElvain of Tracy was in
Mankato yesterday.
L. B.. Rice of Window took dinner in
the city yesterday
Frank Borchert of MapletOn was in
the city over night.
j. M. Diment of Owatonna was in
the city last evening.
Miss Fannie Staples of Howard Lake
is visiting Mrs. }. +. Bates
Judge Francis Caldwell of LeSneur
was in the city over night.
+. Rosenow of Mapleton spent Sun
day and Monday in the city
Mrs. B. +. Clements of st. James
is visiting Mrs. T. II. Andrews.
Mrs F. d. Bratten of st. Peter was
a guest in the city over Sunday
Otis Moen and Oscar Carlson Of
Tracy spent Sunday in the city.
f. A. Eberlin and wife of Glenwood
were visitors in the city Sunday
W. H. Powell and wife of Kasota
visited friends in the city Sunday.
Miss Julia Thorne of Lake Crystal
visited in the city Sunday afternoon.
Miss Rose NJ. Armstrong of Lady
smith, Wis, spent Sunday in the city.
Trainmaster F. O'Brien of the Chi
cago and Northwestern road was in the
city Sunday.
II. H. Fritz of Superior, is visiting his
brother NJ d. Fritz and family, at l2l
Clark street.
Mrs. Fl. C. John of Garden City is
the guest of Mrs. F. l.. Soaring for a
couple of days.
w. B. Mikkelson and c. z. Ander-
son of Wells visited friends in Man
kato yesterday.
DIR. c. G. Becker of Faribault and
DIR. E. A. Lewis of Owatonna were in
the city over Sunday.
Misses Louise Z. Thompson of Owa-
tenna and Mabel Philpot of Minneapo-
lis were in the city today.
T. X. Jones is suffering from frac-
ture of his ankle which will probably
lay him up for some time.
DIR. Mathews and wife of Mime
apolis are spending couple of weeks
with his sister, Mrs. J. f. Bates.
T. c. Nicholson began two weeks
vacation today and will try his luck
fishing at the lakes part of the time.
Robert Klapfer of Frankfort, Ind, is
visiting his sister and brother in law,
ond street.
John Lewis of the United States
navy is the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. j. A. Lewis. He arrived to-
day. Mr.. Lewis is lieutenant.
Robert NJ. Fisher, special representa-
tive of the Western Freight Traffic
association of Midway, has arrived in
the city to remain two or three weeks
Mrs. Amos Messer and granddaughter,
Mary Pay: returned from ST. Paul yes
terday noon. Mr. Messer and the rest
of the family returned in the after
noon by auto.
Mrs. L. w Prendergast and chill
dren, who have been spending some
time in the Pau cottage at Lake
Washington, returned to their home al
LeSucur Center yesterday.
Henry Eimmelman. Jr., left today.
for Moose jaw, Canada, where he will
take the position of manager of a large
brewing plant. His family will remain
in Mankato for the present.
Mrs. W. H. Compton, VINO was in
jured week or so ago by being
struck by street car, has so far re-
covered from the effects of her injury
as to be able to leave the hospital and
return home.
Miss Margaret Mccall has just re-
turned home after months visit in
Montana. Miss Mccall and her brother,
j. p. Mccall, visited the Yellowstone
National park. They also visited other
places of interest.
to Lake Crystal this morning and ad-
dressed the chautauqua there on the
Laymen's Missionary Movement. Gov
crnor Eberhart was announced as one
of the speakers for today.
/. n. Flanagan of Sun Prairie, Wis.
has arrived in Mankato to visit and
will remain here and at other points
until Sept. |. before returning home.
He has engaged Architect Pass to pre-
pare plans for house that he is to-
erect.
Mrs. A. r. Pau, Jr., and children
and Miss Fern Galbraith of Pittsburs
W. do u.