The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-08-11
Misses Laura Roberts and Myrtle
Davis of Lake Crystal visited Man.
katO friends Wednesday,.

Davis of Lake Crystal visited Man
kato friends Wednesday:
Mrs. Eta DePue and Mrs. Mary
Ashley of Madelia paid the city a
shopping visit Wednesday,
| Miss Rose A. Just, who has been
teaching at Lead, S. D., is spending
her vacation in the city.
w. B. Davies and family left fOs
Elysian today, where they will spend
two weeks at their cottage.
Mrs. C. ID. Chase and eight year
were in the city Wednesday.
| Mrs. A. R. Mcdonald and Miss
Ida Just of Rapidanl spent few
hours in the city yesterday.
! Miss Emma FirestOne is spending
her vacation in Mankato with her
mother, Mrs. L. e. Firestone.
Attorney r. F. Hunt of the firm
of Phillips e Hunt departed today
for Chicago on legal business.
| Mrs. W.. M. Weaver and Mrs.
| Frank Atcherson of PembertOn paid
Mankato friends visit yesterday.
| Ben HOvig has gone to Independ-
ence, Iowa, where he will be en-
ployed to operate linotype ma
chine.
Mrs John Bergren returned today
| from ST. Peter, where she visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Green, since
Sunday.
| Mrs. Grace Dugan and Miss Ethyl
Dugan of Winnebago were among
| the out of town people in the city
Wednesday.
Professor j. A. Hancock of the
Mankato normal departed today for
BroWnstOn, Ind, where he will visit
with friends.
Mrs. Minnie Krouss and Misses
Doris Dane and Belle Aldrich of
MapletOn called on friends in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. F. f. Jefferson and daughter,
Irene, and Mrs. NJ. S. Bacon of
Kerns were among the shoppers in
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Roberts, Mrs. f. Roberts,
Mrs. G. f. Evans and Miss Catherine
Williams of Lake Crystal paid the
city visit Wednesday.
Miss Agnes Kaufman of Mime
sofa Lake is visiting at the home
of G.. Rafels while having some dem
tai work done in the city.
Mrs Lizzie Garrett of Rapidan
and her guest, Mrs. L. l.. Page of
Kirklin, Ind, took in the sights of
the city day before yesterday.
F. e. Caldwell and family are
moving to Mankato from Blue Earth.
The former is state manager OF the
Mystic Workers of the World.
Mrs. Robert Walstrom of Mime
apolis, who is prominent in w. r. C.
circles, has been the guest OF Mrs.
Albert Schippel the past week.
Mic Kleinschmidt and Charles
Guth went to Swan lake yesterday,
painting their boats and getting
ready ready for the hunting season
next month.
Miss Emma Eberlien departed
this morning for her home in Blue
Earth, where she Will spend few
days. Miss Eberlien is attending
normal summer school.
Mrs. w. w. Gordon of Dallas,
Texas, is visiting in the city. She
came to attend the funeral OF the
late Guy Gordon at GAINESVILLE. She
is a sister of Miss Rose JOst
Mrs. Harry Bowden and son Cliff
ford, who have been guests OF the
formers mother, Mrs. Mary Jones
Iof State street, departed yesterday
for st. Cloud. While there they
will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Evans.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: Mrs. Car
los C. Boynton and Clifford Boynton,
Summit avenue, who are motoring
through New York and New Eng
land, are now in New York City.
Miss Josephine Sibley of Worth
ington has been the guest for a
week past of A. c. Hedberg and
family, and went to st. Paul yester-
day, where she will reside.
! George Allen, formerly of this city,
Inow a resident of Washington state,
lis here on visit with friends. He
has been in Mortified visiting his
parents and will depart for the west
in a few days.
saltwater Gazette: William Gfrer-
er of MankatO came to the city to-
day with the sheriff from there, who
brought a convict to the state prison.
Mr.. Gfrerer is connected with the
Consumers Power company at Man.
kato and visited here with his uncle,
August Gfrerer.
Architect j. G. Chandler OF Ra-
cine, Wis, was in the city yesterday,
looking over the new high school
building, with a view to passing up
on it's acceptance by the board of
education. The building will be
completed i'm about two weeks.
w. o. White has returned to the
city from Bismarck, N. d., and will
make Mankato his headquarters
again. He has been back with the
International Harvester people since
May, and will travel for them, out
of Mankato starting Monday next.
Albert Lea Standard: Mrs. Mary
Jennings went to Faribault yester-
day to remain until her return to
Mankato this month, and Miss Bes-
sic, her daughter, is visiting at Rush
ford this week, ere resuming her
position as teacher of domestic sci
ence in the MankatO city schools
next month
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Stevens OF
Amboy were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy E. Salisbury of this city We'd
nesday and Thursday. While in the
city they purchased one of the latest
models of REQ touring cars OF
j. A. Lewis & Son. Mr.. Stevens isl
ono Of Tho aadino farmers 0f Shplby