The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-11
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Miss Elma Sturm was in from
Good Thunder yesterday.
Miss Lucy Moore of Waseca Wis
tied Mankato friends yesterday.
Among other places, she visited the
rest room, and praised it highly, ex-
pressing the opinion that it is bet
ter than the one in her home town.
Misses Florence Clark and Lois r.
Hengel of Fairmont paid Mankato
visit yesterday.
Superintendent Earl Sweet of
Dodge Center, is visiting at the home
of A. r. Mcdonald, Rapidan Mr.
Sweet is a nephew of Mrs. Melon
aid.
SlaytOn Gazette: William Pell, one
of the pioneers at Currie, arrived from
Chicago last week for his annual out
ing at Smith Lake His son and fam
/ lily autOed out from Chicago for the
annual visit at the old camping
ground.
Attorney J. ii. Frundt and wife of
Blue Earth were in Mankato yester-
day. The former is in partnership
with Harry Bulls, at one time a
resident of MankatO. He is acquiring
growing reputation as political
leader in Faribault county.
Charles Schurz and wife of Marshall
visited Mankato yesterday
P. Selleman OF Rock Island and l..
+. Dawson of Waseca arrived in the
city Thursday in their automobile,
but as it needed some fixing they
were obliged to remain over night,
and went back to Waseca yesterday
f. e. Rev of Garden City paid Man
kato a visit yesterday.
w. f. Jackson of Redwood Falls
was in the city yesterday.
Attorney and Mrs. Charles Barney,
who were married day before yester-
day at Blaine, Wash, are expected
TO arrive in Mankato in a day or
two to spend part of their honey
moon here. They do not expect to
return to Anacortes, Wash, their
future home, much before Septem-
Der l.
Nicollet Leader: |. A. Pelton of
Mankato came up Wednesday for a
few days visit with the Currier and
Gleason families. Mr.. Pelton expects
to soon go for visit to the home
of his boyhood days in the state
of New York.
New Ulm Journal: Mrs. A. O.
Scott and daughter, Dorothy, OF Man
kato, Mrs. c. Laufersweller, accom-
panied by her daughters, the Misses
Bertha, Elsie and Edith Laufers-
weller of Fort Dodge, Iowa, autoed
to this city from Lake Madison last
Saturday and visited many places OF
interest as guests of Postmaster
Liesch. They also called at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Beecher
before returning home.
Miss Elteene Thurston of Judson
visited in the city yesterday.
Misses E. L. Just, Emma Keller.
Minnie Kunkel, Clara E. Reedstrom
and Alberta Just of Rapidan visited
friends and did some shopping in t1e
The Misses Markell of Pipestone ar
rived in Mankato this morning TO
visit their sister, who is attending
the normal, over Sunday.
city yesterday.
Mrs. X. Pfeffer of Vernon Center
paid Mankato friends a visit yester-
day.
Miss Ada Hudson of Madelia
spent few hours in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. G. C. Cornish and Miss Sadie
E. Cornish of Vernon Center pau
the county seat visit yesterday.
Miss Belle G. Cramer of Mapleton
was in Mankato yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Peterson ana
Miss Jennie Peterson were among
the Eagle Lake residents who visited
the city yesterday.
Mrs. M. M. Clough, Mrs. j. F. Os'
good and Mrs G. e. Hart of Garden
City made a shopping trip to Man
kato yesterday.
Mrs. S. J. Kimble returned to her
home at ST. Paul today, after
pleasant visit with her son, George
Kimble and family.
c. w. Cove of Window was in the
city oyer night.
Miss Rudolph of Springfield was
in Mankato today.
7. c. Albrecht and son OF Morgan
were Mankato visitors yesterday
T. e. Rarman and family of Win
nebago took dinner in the city yes
terday. I'll,
Attorney c. O. Daley and family
went to Owatonna today TO spehd
Sunday with Mrs. Dailey's parents.
Marjorie Daley will remain WIN
her grandparents until September.
Marion has been visiting there three
weeks and will return with her par
entS.
Attorney W. r. Geddes paid ~.
Peter business trip today
Mrs. Nellie Samuelson returnra
Yesterday from weeks visit win
relatives in Iowa and at st. James
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