The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-07-22
MANKATO FREE PRESS
nee man. spent Yesterday in the

surance man, spent yesterday in the
city.
Mrs. r. r. Williams of Lake Crystal
was in the city last evening.
George w. Ring of Blue Earth was
in the city Wednesday evening.
Mrs. w. H. Wilson of Owatonna is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. c. O. Daley.
Fred w. Krusc and Gcttfried Kruse
drove to Garden City this morning on
business.
Miss Nj. Brandt has gone to st. Paul.
having been called there by the death
of her uncle.
E. J. Ray of Bookings, S. d., con-
tractor, was in the city yesterday look
ing for men.
Miss Maud L. Emmerson of Alden
is spending the week with her sister,
Mrs B. e. Walker
Miss Alice Tackles of st. Paul was
in Mankato Yesterday and went to
Winnebago to visit.
J. Mohammed Ali of Lahore, India,
representing a tea house, was an arrival
Ill TIE CITY IHlS
S. H. Whitney of LeSueur Center
was in Mankato over night He was
formerly a banker at Mapleton.
Commissioner B. Bangerter took his
family to Lake Elysian yesterday, to
remain four or five weeks. He will 90
out evenings as he finds time.
Miss Magdelene Senesac and Miss
Deloras Senesac of Chicago are the
guests of Mrs. Harry Wildes They
will be here month visiting rela-
tives.
H. S. Dahlcn, president of the Secur-
ity State bank of Detroit Mimi, is
in the city on business. Mr.. Dahlen
was formerly county auditor of Becker
county.
Rev. William Weis, S. j.. of Toledo
Ohio. has arrived to visit his father,
Me Weis and family, for couple of
weeks. Rev. Joseph Weis has taken his
departure.
Mr.. and Mrs Walser and children
Lewis. Gertrude and Ruth left for an
auto trip to visit friends and relatives
at New Tim. ST. George, Gibbon Fair
fax and Bird Island.
Mrs Better and children of Heron
Lake spent the day in Mankato, visit
ing the Walsers enroute to her home
from Faribault where she visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Offerman.
Miss Ida Cousandier and Miss Alma
Schumacher of this city and Miss Edna
Clark of Madelia are spending the
week at Hotel Coponaning, Madison
Lake They are chaperoned by Mrs
f. NJ. Stevens and having delightful
time.
County Surveyor Brooks took triI
to Amboy yesterday with his auto
mobile and encountered some very
muddy roads, from a heavy rain of the
night before, and had an experience
running over slippery ground without
chains. He went through all right.
County Treasurer Benjamin Kalmes
and wife of Winona were in the city
yesterday and today, while on theil
way to Pierre, S. D.. in their automo
bile. Mr.. Kalmes isaenjoying a vaca
ton and prefers to spend it making 8
lcisurely trip. Mrs. Kalmes is cousin
of Mrs. f. l.. Stephan.
Strickland w. Gillian, the funn,
man who created laughter ut the chau
tauqua this afternoon, was pleasant
caller at the Free Press office today
Besides entertaining hundreds of people
every day by telling funny stories
Mr.. Gillian writes for a department
that appears daily in The Baltimor'
| Evening Sun.
| Mrs. r. Burrill and Mrs. A. w
! Strickland are home from trip int
Iowa, which was made overland will
the Stewart family The auto trip was
much enjoyed, and the ladies speal
in praise of the excellent roads il
Iowa. On Sunday they visited Thu
! Soldiers Home at Marshalltown. Th
auto trip covered $50 miles. The re
! turn journey was made by rail- The.
lost their baggage at Albert Lea, bu
this property was recovered through
the Kindness of William Spornitz, loca
ticket and passenger agent for 'th
Omaha road