The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-09-08

down from Minneapolis to attend the
Dornberg- Councilman wedding We'd
nesday.
Miss Josephine Peterson is in Min
neapOlis on visit
John Temple will return tomorrow
from Madison, Wis, where he has
been attending the university sum-
mer school,
County Surveyor Brooks will go
to Madela tomorrow with party
of viewers to inspect a judicial ditch
near there.
Miss Sara Balm will start tomor-
row for Bonneaut, Ohio, where she
has a position as teacher in the pub
lie schools.
Miss Nellie Shields returned today
from ST. Peter where she visited rel
atives. She is now the guest OF
Mrs W. W. Davis.
Miss Grannis will depart on Sat
urday for Los Angeles where she
will resume her duties as teacher in
the public schools.
W. A. Sanborn has returned to his
work in the Mankato Savings bank
after spending vacation at Sterling
Center with his uncle.
C. e. Carson, superintendent OF
the Minnesota and Wisconsin divi
sion of the Chicago Great Western
was in MankatO today.
Mrs. L. L. Osborn and daughter
Miss Eleanor, have returned from
the northern part of the state where
they spent the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fox of Lake
Crystal and Mrs. Dunning of st. Pc
ter were present at the Dornberg
Councilman wedding yesterday.
Mrs. Emily Webb and daughter
Miss Rachel, of Sandstone are The
guests of Mrs. Webb's sister, Mrs
Mary Sanborn They arrived las
evening
L. H. Schellback of San Jose, Cal,
spent part of yesterday here. Mr.
Schellback is q graduate of the nor
NAL school here. He is now prac
ticing law in San Jose.
Mrs. M. Simmonds of Ohio has
been in the city several days nego
tiating for the purchase of MILL
merry store. 1t is understood that the
deal will be closed late this after,
noon.
GAINESVILLE Argus: Miss Anna ASH
who spent the summer with hel
aunt Mrs r. Ash, returned to Man
kato Friday last She will go tc
Hamlin this week to attend the uni
versity.
Oscar Dixon of Candy passed
through Mankato today en- route
from Mudbaden to his home. Mr.
Dixon has been taking treatment fol
rheumatism and now believes he is
cured.
Rev. George K Carter, pastor OF
the Congregational church at st. Clair
was in Mankato yesterday. He was
en- route to his old home in Quincy
Mass. He will be away for about
a month.
Mrs. F. W. Bates and Mrs. P. G.
Peterson and daughters of Fairmont
were in Mankato yesterday, having
come over in an auto. The ladies
are making swing around the cir
Gle visiting friends.
Miss Amelia Rausch, who has beer
spending the past month in ST. Louis
and Cedar Rapids, left for Chicago
on Sunday, and will spend few
days studying the fall styles and will
return home September 3.
Miss Catherine Ewertsen, who
sang so beautifully at the Hunt-Lan,-
bert wedding Yesterday afternoon,
returned to her home in Iowa today.
She will come to Mankato in a week
to remain during the winter.
Miss Francesca Smith of Parsons
street returned last evening from a
short visit with friends in Albert
Lea. She was accompanied on her
return by Miss Helen Hobart of AL
bert Lea, who will be her guest for
a week.
Harvey Grimmer, the last rem
nant of Governor Johnsons famous
Kitchen cabinet" was in Mankato
over night. Mr.. Grimmer is now a
member of large printing firm in
ST. Cloud He has eschewed politics
and is now making money. Harvey
is a good fellow and he is deserving
of success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Temple will
leave the end of the week for Du-
luth and Isle Royal and will be away
for ten days. Their son, John Tenn
pie, will accompany them and go to
Grand Marais, where he is superin-