The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-05-19

Mrs. Fred Swami left yesterday
for Minneapolis where she will visit
a few days.
William e. Hyland, a travelling
salesman from Minneapolis, was in
the city over night
Misses Ablin Jones and Dinah
Lewis of Cambria made a shopping
trip to the city yesterday.
Mrs. Frank Atcherson and Miss
Mabel Atcherson of Medo visited
Mankato friends yesterday.
Mrs. E. l.. Dornberg and E. M.
Dornberg of Spring Island did some
shopping in the city yesterday.
Rev. w. N. Jameson will occupy
the pulpit of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Winnebago tomorrow.
! Misses Matilda Strand and Lena
A. Just were among the Rapidan peo-
pie who were in Mankato yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rivers of Fairfax
made a shopping trip to Mankato
yesterday, remaining over until to-
day.
l.. r. Penhallegon of Lacrosse,
Wis, representing the Summit Stove
company, is in the city to remain
over Sunday.
Mrs. J. Schickling and Misses Mil
lie and Louisa Schickling of Gar
den City were among the shoppers
in the city yesterday.
P. M. Goertz, H. E. Griebenow,
Frank Balser, Jr., and B. F. Schroe-
! der of Mountain Lake visited in the
city today, having arrived last night.
! Makita Miyano, a civil engineer
from Japan, was in Mankato yester-
day, and during the afternoon he
made an inspection of the dam at
Rapidan.
Miss Grace Bruce of Mortified ar
rived in the city today to be the
guest of her cousin, Mrs. Ethel Par
ker, who is stenographer at the Saul
paugh, over Sunday.
H. P. Jensen departed today for
San Diego, Cal He will be absent
about four weeks. Mr.. Jensen may
conclude to locate in California if
conditions there are satisfactory
Ezra Cooper has returned to Man
kato from Corpus Christie, Texas.
where he and Mrs. Cooper spent the
winter. Mrs. Cooper stopped with
her daughters in Bloomfield Ne
braska. Mr. Cooper will spend the
summer in and about Mankato
Mrs. Louis Nielsen and her chill
dren, two boys and one girl, left
Thursday night for their home a
Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, after spend
ing couple of weeks in North Man
kato. They came to attend the
funeral of the late o. o. Grue.
Mrs. N. T. True of Truman and
her sister, Mrs. Leslie Entwisle of
| Seattle, Wash, are visiting friends in
the city for couple of days. Mrs.
Entwisle spent the winter in New
Mexico for her health, and is much
improved. After visiting relatives in
Southern Minnesota for month or
SO che will return home.
Henry Robel, Jr., was called to
Milwaukee yesterday afternoon to
consult with the architects for the
Catholic mother house and ladies'
academy. The second bids were
opened yesterday afternoon there,
and the fact that Mr.. Robel was sum-
moned indicates that J. B. Nielsen &
Co., are perhaps the lowest bid
ders.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fichthorn
have returned to st. Peter from
Minneapolis where they have been
in the Soldiers Home for some
months past. Mr.. Fichthorn was in
the hospital there during the whole
time. His many friends will be glad
to learn that he has so far recovered
from his infirmities due to a stroke
of apopIexy that he is able to move
about little.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Bohan and chill
dren of Deering, N. D., passed
through Mankato yesterday en- route
to LIE Mars, Iowa, having been called
there because of the death of Mrs.
Bohan's brother, Eugene Reichman.
Mr.. Reichman owned a stock farm
near Pierre, S. D., and his death
was caused by an accident, the par
ticulars of which were not known
to Mr.. and Mrs. Bohan. Mr.. Reich
mans parents reside at LIE Mars.
He was young man and highly
spoken Of Mrs. Bohan and Mrs.
Donahue. mother and sister of Guy,
went as far as ST. James so as to
have visit with son and daughter.
Reception for Mrs. Miller.
Newark American-Tribune: Hon
oring Mrs Charles w. Miller, who
will leave the first of June for Man
kato, Mimi, where Mr.. Miller has
interest in the Saulpaugh hotel one
of the prettiest parties ever given
in this city was the affair on yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. John J. Car
roll at her beautiful home in Hud-
son avenue.
Receiving the guests we're Mrs.
Miller and Mrs. Carroll, the former
being beautifully gowned in a pink
embroidered messaline satin creation,
while the gown of the hostess was