The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-06-16

Representative Davis, has returned
to st. Peter. During the summer
ed at Lake Emily.
Sherburn Advance: Miss Susie VOL
ford departed the latter part OF the
week for visit with Miss Fay Arp
at Albert Lea. her aunt at Alden,
and her sister at Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Bestman, newly
weds, and the groom's sister, Miss
Lena Bestman, all of st. Clair, were
in the city yesterday, and the first
named couple left on a wedding
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Norby and
children are visiting the formers
parents in Wisconsin for a few weeks,
before Mr. Norby takes up his sum-
mer school work in the agricultural
school.
Blanche and Isabelle Zschunke Of
Mankato, who were visiting the Lewis
family in this city, left Monday for
LanDberton where they are visiting
relatives.
Miss Ragna Thorsen, who has
been attending the high school at
Amboy, arrived home yesterday to
spend her summer vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Thor
sen Of Rapidan.
Henry Orban, who has had charge
of the Weed drug store for num-
Der of months, has gone to Waseca
where he will be employed in a
drug store. John Weed will conduct
the business here.
DR.. c. P Peterson went to Madi-
a launch in the lake. He has con-
structed the launch during the past
winter, and bought and fitted a
two horse power engine The launch
is sixteen feet long.
Mrs C. A. Street has gone to
Council Bluffs, Iowa, where she will
visit friends for several weeks. She
was accompanied by Master Marion
S:hugart, who has been here for a
number OF months, but whose home
is in Council Bluffs.
Redwood Falls Gazette: June
Aiken has gone to Mankato and
Mortified for few days visit.
While at Northfeld she will attend
the commencement exercises of
Carleton college, her sister Mildred
being a student there.
Mrs. E. B. Nelson of Vernon Cen
ter and Mrs. Elizabeth Chapman of
Eagle Lake were in the city yester-
day. They are sisters, and the for
mer had been visiting the latter, but
returned home yesterday, and Mrs.
Chapman accompanied her as far as
Mankato.
Waseca Radical: c. L.. Bennett is
moving his family to Mankato this
week Mr.. Bennett has been en-
gagged in a travelling business with
his home at Clinton Falls. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bennett have been staying at
the Drysdale home in this city for
the past several days before moving
to Mankato. Mrs. Bennett is sister
of Mrs. Drysdale.
Superintendent F. E. Nicoles of
the Iowa and Minnesota division of
the Omaha road was in Mankato
today. He was shown about the city
by local Agent Goodsell. Mr..
Nicoles was looking over the yards
here to see what can be done toward
laying more tracks, which are need
ed to accommodate the roads ever
increasing business.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Deyling, in
REQ roadster from Lewis, with a
driver, made trip of 100 miles
Tuesday. They went to a point seven
miles beyond Olivia, to where Mr..
Deylng has a 100 acre farm, which
! he has a good offer for. Land has
been going up rapidly of late in Rem
vile county. The roads were good
and the crops looking fine all along
the way.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Morse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Grogan, Mr.. and Mrs
! c. H. Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Hughes and son Raymond
were at Mortified yesterday where
they attended the commencement eX-
ercises OF Carleton college. Among
the graduates were Miss Margaret
Cooper. Bernard d. Grogan, Burton
E. Hughes and Frank E. Morse. Rev
Newell Dwight Hills of Brooklyn
delivered an address on America of
Today and Tomorrow"
From Fridays Daily.
Were Married at Winnebaqo.
Winnebago Enterprise: On We'd
nesday at high noon, at the home
of the brides mother, Mrs. c. b.
Roe, occurred the marriage of Mr..
Alton J. Vial and Miss Mable Roe,
both of this city.
Miss Marie Holden played beau
tiful wedding march as ;he bridal