The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-09-15
Alma. Anderson, daughter and sis

Alma. Anderson, a daughter and sis
ter.
Mrs. Carl Ingwalson left this
morning for Madison, Wis.,, to spend
a few days with friends From there
she will go to Chicago to be the
guest of her brother, Fred Widell,
for a week
Mankato today from New York.
This is the doctors annual visit to
MankatO He will probably spend
several days on a hunting trip at
Swan Lake.
Chef Agnew and wife, who have
been visiting Mr.. Agnew's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elihu H. Agnew, will
return to Minneapolis Monday morn
ing. Mr. Agnew is an express mes
senger on the Milwaukee road on
the Minneapolis.Well run.
Mrs. Joe Lewis and daughter,
Gladys, will leave Monday for Uti.
ca, N. Y, and POultney, Vermont,
where Mrs Lewis has a sister and
brother whom she has not seen for
twenty years. They expect to be
gone about three months.
Carl Nicholson, the popular driver
for the Wells-Fargo Express COM
pany, will take weeks vacation
next week. He will devote the time
TO visiting the fairs in this vicinity.
During his absence Merton Dobbyn
will drive the express wagon.
j. B. Marsh of the Marsh Engi-
neering company of Des Moines,
Iowa, visited in Mankato today. Mr..
Marsh had the contract for the Red
Jacket bridge which was recently
completed and has two others now
in the course of construction in this
vicinity.
Pipestone Star: Mrs. George
Francis, left yesterday morning for
Mankato, taking her daughter, Effie,
to that place to consult an oculist
there regarding the little girls eye
trouble. :. Miss Ada Markell
left Wednesday morning for Man
kato to attend the normal school at
the place.
Miss Kate Sparrow returned last
evening from her summers vaca-
tiOn She spent two months in Eu-
rope with Miss Flory Wise and stop
ped for several days in MiddlebOrO,
Conn. She was joined there by her
father, who arrived here with her
last night. Miss Wise returned sew
eral days ago.
w. E. Reisenbigler, who has been
employed by the Acme Harvester
in this city for the past three years,
has resigned his position and will be
connected with the Hart Parr COM
pany of Charles City, Iowa. He will
go to Charles City Monday to spend
short time in the shops. Mr..
Reisenbigler will continue to make
Mankato his residence.
Winnebago Press News: Marie
Holden left Monday for MankatO to
attend the normal school. :.
Mrs. Robert HOWE and daughter,
Miss Mildred, were Mankato visitors
Tuesday. q. c. r. Seymour
and brother favored The Press-News
with a visit last Friday Mr.. C. r.
Seymour sells paper box machinery
for a big Rochester, N. Y, house,
and his brother is a pressman on
Hearst's Boston paper. The young
men were visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Kelsa Loveall They were raised at
Garden City, but went east some
twenty years ago.
garet Lloyd went to Mankato Mon
day and will become a student at
the state normal school. .
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. z. Smith of Man
Ed. McGrath Wednesday and Thurs.
day, and while here arranged for
their son Ernest to attend Gustavus
Adolphus college the coming year
* G. A. Loomis and wife of
MankatO visited friends here last
Monday. Miss Thea Olson
spent the past weak at Mankato as
the guest of Miss Cora Roebke.
j. G. Tegner of Mankato
spent Monday afternoon with friends
here.
st. James Plaindealer: Cleveland
Getting left Tuesday for Mankato
where he will take a course at a
Commercial college. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. F. Schoffman and Mr.. and
Mrs. G. r. Newman enjoyed a long
auto ride Sunday. They visited La
Sale, Hanska, New Ulm, Mankato,
Lake Crystal and Madelia.
Miss Alveta Williams will attend the
normal school at Mankato this year.
She left Monday to begin her years
work. Mrs. C. R. Mar
quadt left Monday for Mankato, her
future home, after a weeks visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Appel. Miss Ida Appel ac-
companied her for a two weeks
visit. Mrs. F. A. Hottinger
visited relatives in Mankato Satur-
day.
Huntley Correspondence of The
WinnebagO Press-News: Miss Joice
FierO returned last Friday from
Winnoha Wboro che bo5 ha.- g.