The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1911-12-29
/ has spent the last few days on legal

has spent the last few days on legal
business.
Mrs. Harrington Schwarz of the
normal school left today for her
home in Missouri to spend the holt
day vacation.
Mrs. William Jacobsen and son
George of Minneapolis are the
guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
George Keene.
John r. Thomas was at Sleepy
Eye Tuesday night and assisted In
the organization Of q lodge of the
United Order of Foresters.
Gardner Bowen of Chicago who is
q pricer for Reid, Murdock & Co.. is
spending the week with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Bowen.
Miss Grace Sumner, who is a
teacher at the high school left to-
day for her homo 1T Mortified to
spend the Christmas vacation.
Ross f. Clamp of the Davis Bust
ness university left today for bis
home at Watertown. S. D., where he
will spend the Christmas vacation.
w. Wansher theatrical manager
is in Mankato. arranging for the APP
pearance of THE Pumpkin Husker'
at the playhouse Sunday night.
Mrs. F. T.. Cooper and Miss GLADYS
Cooper OF Vernon Center were the
guests of friends in the city yester
day afternoon. returning in the even
Ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Mallett OF
Andover, s. D., are visiting with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Girgin. Mrs. Mallett was formerly
Miss Matte Girvin.
Professor Nichols of the normal
faculty has left for Yuma, Ariz.
from where he will go to Los An
geles and San Francisco, Ca. lie
will be gone about three weeks.
II. S. Quiggle. wife and son of st.
Paul are the guests of Mrs. Quiggle'S
parents, General and Mrs. Gustagc
Widell Mr. Quiggie is connected
with the state banking department.
Miss Ada Page, who is studying
music at Chicago. is expected from
that city this evening, to spend her
Christmas with her parents, Mi. and
Mrs. William Page on Lock street.
lie Sueur News: Mesdames Jacho
and Schaub of Mankato. were In
town Monday to accept a monument
erected over the grave OF their
mother, the late Mrs. Groeschans.
Heron Lake News: S. D. Yendes
and bride were here Saturday and
Sunday visiting their mother amt
sister. They will reside in Mankato
Mr. Yendes is travelling for the Muir
ply Printing company at Red Oak
Iowa.
DR.. y. G. Frederick Of Watertwn.
South Dakota, arrived in the city
this morning to spend the holidays
with his wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ellie. Mrs. Frederick and
little daughter, Miss Bonnie, arrived
last week.
DR.. G. r. Currier returned last
evening from Rochester where he
was operated upon for appendicitis.
He is looking fine. Mrs: G. r. Cur
rier is here and they will spend the
holidays with their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. IF. M. ,Currier. ,.;.t x
David Herbert and JOAN Roberts
~
day to visit d. p. Davis who is con-
fined to a hospital there with frac.
lures OF bones in both legs. Mr..
Davis was reported as not doing as
well as his friends could wish for.
The following Commercial >. stu
dents will leave Mankato today tC
spend their Christmas vacation: Miss
Edna Farnhaln to Fender, Neb.; J.
v. Gllday, Lawrence; Hugunin and
Harold Shepherd to GAINESVILLE; Ed
mund Bosin to Rapidan; Hilda AL
brecht to New Ulm; Ethel KoeneI
to Kasota; L. C. rPettes. to- Madella
Selma Kotz to Smith Mill, and n
G.. Braeger to Lake Crystal. 2E
William Perry, ofrmerly of Sterling
Center but who has been 4 residen;
OF Minneapolis for a number OF
years. spent Wednesday evening will,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ellis. He was
en- route to Currie, Mimi, to meet his
wife who is OF her way home from
Denver, Colo. but stopped over there
for few days with relatives. Her
health is not of the best which her
many friends of Sterling will lie
sorry to learn.
Minnesota Lake Tribune: Harry
Randall who has been, working in
Minnesota Lake, and vicinity during
the summer months returned. TO his
home in, Mankato,s where. he, will
spend the winter, Friday morning
!" . " Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Treanor oil
| Mankato, who had been visiting here
over Sunday. returned to their home
! Monday morning. Mr.. Treanor was
! formerly a Rural Mail carrier from
this place, having moved to Man
kato about six months. ago.
The following students of the
+! Davis Business university left today
| for their respective homes to spend
| the Christmas holidays: Herbert
Keitzer to Vernon Center; Miss Erna