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

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Miss Grctta Kennedy, VINO has been
visiting the Misses Hart for three
weeks. left today for her home at
Wingham, Ont.
Miss Hazel Cornell daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Judd Cornell OF Mapleton. will
enter the normal school. coming to
Mankato Monday.
Charles X. Otto moved his house
hold goods to Valley City. \. d.. tins
week. and Mrs. Otto will 90 there
Monday or Tuesday.
Frank Leonard OF Estelline, ;. d.,
was in Mankato a few hours today.
Mr.. Leonard is a former student OF the
NankatG Commercial college
lie Sucur Sentinel: Miss Edna Grail
of Mankato was the guest of friends
here Wednesday while on her way to
Ely. Mimi, where she will teach tins
yea.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Y. Knutson and
Miss Knutson of st. Paul and Mrs.
+. VI. Williams of Omaha formed an
automobile party that spent last night
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Robertson. Misses
Florence, Helen and Ada and sam
Robert son of Minneapolis took dinner
in the city Yesterday, while on AN
ant omobile tour.
Miss Dora Young returned this
morning from the west. She has been
spending much of her vacation at San
LEGO, Cal She expects to remain at
home until the Christmas holidays.
II. A. Patterson and son, Rowland,
leave Monday for Bismarck, and Val
lev City. Y. d., and the former VIII
combine. some hunting with business.
They will be gone couple OF weeks.
Mrs. c. A. Keene. Mrs. j. d. Nc
CormicI and Nels Dubois returned last
night from Blue Earth, where they at
tended the annual meeting of the Min
nesota Woman's Christian Temperance
union.
Mr. ard Mrs. C. j.. Donahue and son,
Carl, and Miss Mary Caligan of Fort
Dodge. iowa, and Miss Fanny O'Hean
Of Minneapolis formed an automobile
party that spent Thursday night in
the city. leaving yesterday.
Miss Dora Young is at home from
the west She taught school at Ever
EFT. Wash, the past school year, but
for. three months has been visiting in
California and Oregon. She will be
ut home until the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Diver and Miss
Bessie Allen of Sioux Falls. 5. T., ar
rived today in their automobile, and
will he guests of Mrs. w. r. Hughes
over Sunday. Monday they will leave
for the twin cities, TO attend the state
iai'
Mayor Meyer, President Patterson OF
the Commercial club. D. f. Pay, II. +
Carney. c. T. Wise and j. f. Reynolds
who will represent Mankato at the
conservation congress at st. Paul next
week, will mostly 90 tomorrow. Mr.
REYNOLDS went this morning.
Mrs w. A. Paxton, Jr and child
b. J. Scanncll and wife and Fl. c. Bon
noy of Omaha spent last night in the
city while on their return home from
an automobile trip. They left in theil
car this morning. Mrs. PaXton's hus
band is of the Paxton House.
Commissioner Robert Lamm vii
leave Sunday for Prairie du Chen
Wisconsin, accompanied by his sol
Stephen and daughter Angelina wh'
are 10 enter school at that place
Mr. Lamm will attend he state fai
on his way back. returning to Man
kate Wednesda"
Mr.. and Mrs. Angler are spending
few days in the city. before leavin,
for Fort Worth, Texas, where Mr.. An
eier has charge of the manual training
department in the public schools
Mrs. Angler was formerly Miss Bot
tomley. and Mr.. Angler was connecte
with the Mankato public schools.
Adrian Democrat: Miss Musa Slad
will leave Monday for Mankato, wher
she will remain until the last week i
September, when she gill 90 for a fe,
DAYS visit with friends in Albert lie
and Pennington. She will then tax
up her work in the state agriculture
school at Crookston. She will give in
struction in English and physical train
ing for girls.
Charles Wyatt left this morning 70
Seattle, Wash, in response to tele
Gram saving that his father was yer
sick, and that he should come a
once if he wished to see him alive
Daniel Wyatt was formerly resider
of Mankato, but moved to st. Pal
eleven years ago, and after residin
there three years went to Seattle. II
has been suffering recently with bloc
= poisoning in his hand.
Wells Forum: Donald, the ffteer
months old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
keuche saeistcr. OF this city, foun
death lurking in Il dish of fly poiso
used at the Keuchenmeister HON
Tuesday afternoon. The baby drank
cupful of the fluid and it is due onl
TO the heroic work of the parents thu
the child's life was saved. For sewers
hours the child battled bravely for h
life. Today he is as active as eve
and seems none the worse for his ha1
rowing experience.
Madelia Times Messenger: Ceors
Cody. the young fellow who raised IL
Frank Sargent check. and who is no
imprisoned in the Blue Earth count